Have any of you guys ever tried putting a set of Mud Slingers on a 6x6.
I have a couple sets for my quads, but they are made for 10" rims, and will not fit my 6x6 or 8x8.
Just wondering.
Have any of you guys ever tried putting a set of Mud Slingers on a 6x6.
I have a couple sets for my quads, but they are made for 10" rims, and will not fit my 6x6 or 8x8.
Just wondering.
Those look like a really good idea! Do you know if they make them for a 12" rim of of the 10" rim ones would fit on a 12" rim? I would love to try these for water performance on my Hustler Big Foot! Do you have any links as to where I could buy some? Also, how do they attach?
"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
I searched Google and here's the site: Mud Slingers ATV Mud Paddles
Rock Doctor, do they work well in the mud on your quads? I wouldn't mind trying to make a set for the max just to see how they do in the water. We need detailed pictures and dimensions. How do they mount?
What happens if you try to squeeze between a tree with those on?
I remember when these first came out, they were all the rage. People found out quickly that they get tore off easily and on an atv are no help. On the other hand, on a AATV they would be a huge help in water because part of the tire is out of the water.
Those rims are 11" on that 300.
I've had mine on for over 8yrs and have never ripped any of the paddles off, they do help in the Muskeg quite a bit especially when pulling a trailer. They were given to me as a Demo Set, and I was asked to try to wreck them, I understand that the Rubber Compound was changed shortly before they were sent to me, Maybe that has something to do with it.
Both of my Honda 300's are on there original rims, and they are 10" (between the two of them I have replaced tires 5 times). One is a '89 and the other is a '96
This is the kind of terrain I spend alot of time in:
Last edited by Rock Doctor; 07-09-2007 at 04:42 PM.
That looked like an awesome place to ride. Why did you leave the Argo there for so long?
Rock Doc, that video is absolutely awesome. You lucky guy living there with such great places to ride! Those paddles also look totally awesome. I would let to try some on my MaxIv but I would be afraid my axles would snap on my Suzuki Vincent. Again AWESOME!!!!! SEND US SOME MORE OF THIS STUFF!!!!!