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Bushwacker II BWII Custom 6x6

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Bw6 Bushwacker AATV Registered: September 2007 Location: London, Ontario, Canada Posts: 376	Scratch Build 6x6 All Aluminum Construction, From the pics you can follow the build. Shows dual prop dirve, disc brakes, rear suspension seat, hinged for maintenance.
	· Date: Fri January 22, 2010 · Views: 3,789 · Filesize: 70.1kb ·
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	Keywords: Bushwacker II BWII Custom 6x6
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Tue January 26, 2010 8:12am

Rating: 10.00

bucketobolts
Sophomore Slider

Registered: November 2007
Location: Angola NY
Posts: 52

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Fri January 29, 2010 12:29am

philipatmaxfour

Master Mudder

Registered: June 2007
Location: Ontario-Prince Edward County
Posts: 997

Hi Ray,' Bushwacker one' was ,and I'm sure still is an outstanding design. This is a big step up. Went with a T-20 eh! I wil make every effort to ride with you again. Do the props get enough water to be effective even when they are blocked by the body? Do I see electris disc brakes? How are they activated? Till later best Wishes

Mon February 8, 2010 7:40pm

Bw6

Bushwacker AATV

Registered: September 2007
Location: London, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 376

Hey Big Bird, how are things, long time no see! BWII was a very enjoyable project, different from BWI, as you know. Yes went with the T-20 this time, seems to be a tough tranny. The props don't perform the way they would if they were lower in the water, I give them a 6 out of 10. They could use a lot more rpm, but I'm limited by the axle rpm's. I will probably try out a separate engine for the props only to get the rpm up around 3,000, then it should move! However I don't think your water speed record is in jeopardy! Hope to see you in one of Ricks rides in the spring.