750HDI why did I get stuck in this... saving for tracks now

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Fri January 24, 2014 10:44pm

amphibious drew

Amature Expert

Registered: May 2009
Location: Meadville, Pa
Posts: 3,286

It takes a while to learn how to properly drive an Argo. In any aatv you need to learn how to take the right line through an obstacle. In an Argo, additional driver input is required to tackle the trails. You could get through that without tracks no problem with a little more practice.

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Fri January 24, 2014 11:34pm

Aztoak

Registered Rider

Registered: March 2013
Location: Palmer, Alaska
Posts: 11

Thanks, you're right I do need more practice. I was on the other side of that tree in the middle (which is what I winched to) coming towards the Camera. I hadn't even made it to that closest water hole yet, which is where I got stuck the 2nd time. It is a sticky muskeg swath about 75 feet across and dry on either side. The muskeg hole is from the camera to those trees on the other side. I always thought when I got an Argo, I would just point and go.

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