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Hello, congratulations on purchasing your new Argo whether it is old or brand new!These machines are very capable when driven the proper way and most importantly maintained properly. Before buying the Argo you now have you may have been told while looking for information about these 8 or 6 wheeled tanks that "they are over priced, "they always break down in the bush" "junk" not "worth the money when you have to buy parts after every ride" ETC.... you get it right and all of us Argo owners got all that crap before too.They are 100% right on those claims they made about the Argo. It is a piece of junk,it does break down in the bush and you do have to buy parts after every ride. thats because that person who told you who you believe 100% he knows what hes talking about does not know what he is talking about. that person either had one or have a friend that has one and that friend tells that person that Argos are JUNK. once again that person is also 100% right because that person is 100% careless and assumes if you spend $30,000 you get a machine you never have to pick with or tamper with and will last forever. WRONG like anything it will mechanically fail at some point and will fail even faster than you know it if you treat it like #@$%. so now that i have you scared that you spent all that money on a new machine or even an older machine let me give you some insurance. Argos were first made in 1967.....yes thats right and thats 51 years and thats 51 years of inventing machine and listening to customer requests to make mods or different models of the Argo.i can guarantee you that every machine that was made by Argo is still around and running and if it isnt running it either caught fire or somehow got destroyed by mother nature. yes alot of them had to of undergone engine swaps and needed extensive overhauls but what wouldn't require that working as hard as an Argo do? these machines are built to last made of polyethylene and simple chain and sprocket drive! it really is simple to run and maintain but it takes you yourself to give that machine the love it needs to be durable once again like any atv. i own a 1992 ago 8x8 and i love it,it really is something else and yes i went through the "this is a piece of junk" stage as well like every atv or xtv owner goes through. everyone has different perspectives on things and i respect that but really dont take people word for anything till you've seen it or tried what you gonna buy!
heres some pictures of the first Argo right to where the Argo stands now.my machine on the right!
heres some pictures of the first Argo right to where the Argo stands now.my machine on the right!
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