New members, introduce yourself here

[Mike]

That shirt is too funny.

[LarryW]

That shirt is too funny.

I wanted little Larry to wear it to Ash last year but he lost it in his room. lol kids.........

[dmald]

Hey guys, Greetings from Russia. my name is Dima.
I bought my ARGO Avenger EFI 3 years ago, mainly for hunting and fishing,
We have our own forum ARGO, but they all write in russian only.
We have invented so many new accessories to it.
I want to share their knowledge and learn many new ideas.
P.s. Sorry my English is bad

[Mike]

Hi Dima, welcome to the site. Your English was fine. In fact, it was better than many of the members on the forum who only speak English. Upload some pictures of your Avenger to the gallery if you have any to share.

[GUMBEAU]

Hi, I am currently fixing my dads max IV. We busted the muffler and parked it under a tarp with the plugs out for a few years and and didn't realize leaves where clogging the drains. The chains are shot, sprockets are a little rusty. I think I can chuck the disk breaks in the lath an turn the pits out. now that I have the engine out I can refit the pipes back to the muffler and weld them away from the plastic tub. I tore most of it down in a day and a half all I have left is the two back axles, transmission and the fuel tank. I should finish breaking it down Friday.

[handbrake]

Well, first of all, my impressions, a few weeks back, on this forum are that there's great info and a very convial way of discussing about it with you guys and team of 6x6 World. I'm a proud owner of a Magnum 90 since 10 years and doing all of my repairs like most of you. Living in Eastern Québec my use of, it is light logging, a lot of snow travelling, not in to much with water propelling because of heavy logging gear and protection, I'm in a mountain situation with lowland marshy area also. Will be in thouch for questions tto you and maybe personal, who know's, my advise if I can. My english might be on thin ice sometimes!

[Mike]

Hi, I am currently fixing my dads max IV. We busted the muffler and parked it under a tarp with the plugs out for a few years and and didn't realize leaves where clogging the drains. The chains are shot, sprockets are a little rusty. I think I can chuck the disk breaks in the lath an turn the pits out. now that I have the engine out I can refit the pipes back to the muffler and weld them away from the plastic tub. I tore most of it down in a day and a half all I have left is the two back axles, transmission and the fuel tank. I should finish breaking it down Friday.

Gumbeay, sorry I somehow missed your post two days ago. Welcome to the site. Good luck with your Max rebuild. Just removing the rust can be a big job when they have sat for a while. When you get it finished up you should upload some pictures to the gallery so we can admire your hard work.

Well, first of all, my impressions, a few weeks back, on this forum are that there's great info and a very convial way of discussing about it with you guys and team of 6x6 World. I'm a proud owner of a Magnum 90 since 10 years and doing all of my repairs like most of you. Living in Eastern Québec my use of, it is light logging, a lot of snow travelling, not in to much with water propelling because of heavy logging gear and protection, I'm in a mountain situation with lowland marshy area also. Will be in thouch for questions tto you and maybe personal, who know's, my advise if I can. My english might be on thin ice sometimes!

handbrake, welcome to the site. It sounds like you put your Argo to good use. By the way, your English was fine. It's good to have you here.

[Raptorbill]

Hello everyone

I recently purchased a 1985 Max ll. Ive learned a lot from the forum already and just wanted to say Hello. I should have bought one of these 20 years ago because they sure beat a 4 wheeler. I'll post some pics later after I figure out how to do it.

Bill

[Mike]

Hello Bill, welcome to the site and congratulations on your Max II. If you need help uploading pictures to the gallery just check out this thread: http://www.6x6world.com/forums/6x6-w...-pictures.html

[shanemckeen]

I live in New Hampshire, Just bought an Attex 295 Wild Wolf in lots of parts. I have completely dissasembled machine, now i just need to find the best place for bearings, axels, and wheels.
Thanks Shane

[trebmaster]

welcome Shane, lots of info on site if you look in search at the top of the page, type in your keyword and it will find articles to help you.

[LarryW]

I live in New Hampshire, Just bought an Attex 295 Wild Wolf in lots of parts. I have completely dissasembled machine, now i just need to find the best place for bearings, axels, and wheels.
Thanks Shane

Welcome to the site. I would post a wanted ad in the wanted section for axles/wheels and if you do a search for buffalo bearings on the site you will see some contact info for them. They have treated lots of people good on the site here and gives a good deal I hear. I personally have not dealt with them but everybody seems happy with them,

[scotty.rodgers]

Hello to all ! this is my first post on this site. I just bought a max2, dont know what year cuz i cant find a serial or vin anywhere on it but I think its a mid 80's
says comet on the engine pulley, is there a place i can get a manual ? also can you adjust the steering?it pulls slightly to the right and the left steering isnt very good, i looked at the rear left chain and it is really close to the c channel chains seem a bit loose but this is new to me. anyone know how much play they are supposed to have?

[Mike]

Hi Scotty, welcome to the site.

[Coach]

HI, I'm Coach (hockey coach) from Canada, near Montreal... I owned an Argo in the past, but now I'm looking for a Max II or IV, untill I find my deal I will check the 6x6 world website frequently ! I do hope to onw one soon !
Coach (Jeff)