tire delima

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    tire delima

    ok so i got ITP mudlites for my maxII and found out the hard way they dont swim so now i want tires that do so before i buy anymore i figured ill ask on here first i was looking at cheng shin lumberjack tire do you think these will swim rather than being a sitting duck
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    what good is it if it dont float

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    Hydromike had the Lumberjack tires on his Attex. They don't swim, but they do ride well and offer good traction. There is a picture of his machine with Joe H's green Attex in a creek at Ledges and he had to get pushed back to shore because the tires wouldn't swim. I can't seem to find the picture though.
    "Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"

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    tire dilema?

    i think your tires swim good enough not to worry about it i mean after all how much time are you going to spend in deep water vs mud
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    Mud lites

    I have tried mud lites on my Max II, mounted backward of the convertional way (the way anphib. tires are mounted). I found that they only move the Max when it is at at an idle or just above an idle, and they go at at a steady crawling speed. Any more throttle and they stand still or start to move sideways.
    I did not try reversing the tires, but the Max didn't seem any better in reverse. Which way did you have them mounted?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hey_Dan View Post
    I have tried mud lites on my Max II, mounted backward of the convertional way (the way anphib. tires are mounted). I found that they only move the Max when it is at at an idle or just above an idle, and they go at at a steady crawling speed. Any more throttle and they stand still or start to move sideways.
    I did not try reversing the tires, but the Max didn't seem any better in reverse. Which way did you have them mounted?
    i had my tires backward the same way you had them i didnt try idle speed i was going full throttle im going to try putting the tires on the right way (the direction they are supposta be) and try that for now if its a still no go im getting something else
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