New members, introduce yourself here

[tof Paul]

Hello from another noob

Hello everyone. My name is Paul and I am a noob owner of a mid 70's wild wolf. I received it in trade for my 1996 Yamaha golf cart. The wolf appears to be all original except for the tires. Does start and run somewhat but needs carb rejetted (?) or maybe timing or something. Anyways I am a retired computer tech/machine operator/cabinet maker who now is the full-time caregiver for his wife. I am so looking forward to playing with the wolf and riding with some of you. Love watching the videos and looking at all the different machines.

[Mike]

Hi Paul, welcome to the forum. I hope you have fun with your Attex.

[todhiatt]

madman hiatt

Had three 6x6 and restored atex made hydraulic steering , terra,and now max total go through jlorockwell 440 also restored and modified alsport trackster trying to get some pics and video on these projects

[Toledo]

Thought I'd check out this forum to ask a question. I have an old (doesn't run) amphicat that is a project I'm not going to get too... Is there interest in this type of project/parts machine or should I scrap it out? Thanks for any advice you can give.
- Troy in Toledo.

[SteveReg]

i have tried to and still have some interest in getting my amphicat running. i just need a reliable engine. I have some pictures in the gallery. Please post some pics of your amphicat. I am interested to see what tranny you have. thanks

[Mike]

Had three 6x6 and restored atex made hydraulic steering , terra,and now max total go through jlorockwell 440 also restored and modified alsport trackster trying to get some pics and video on these projects

Hi todhiatt, welcome to the forum. I look forward to seeing pictures and/or videos of your projects.

Thought I'd check out this forum to ask a question. I have an old (doesn't run) amphicat that is a project I'm not going to get too... Is there interest in this type of project/parts machine or should I scrap it out? Thanks for any advice you can give.
- Troy in Toledo.

Hi Troy, welcome to the forum. Upload some photos of your Amphicat to the gallery and start a new thread in the classified section of the site. Someone may want to take the entire machine off your hands.

[Coulter75]

I'm Kat and I am new to the site, I recently found an old Terra Tiger that I want to fix up. Wish me luck! I am from Illinois and am looking forward to reading up on what to do to get my new toy up and running.

[Mike]

Hi Kat, welcome to the forum. Good luck getting your Terra Tiger back in shape.

[Scottish Coot]

Hello All. I am new to the site searching for ways to add a boat motor mount on the back of my recent addition, Argo Response 8x8. I found some great ideas and I welded one up last week end. The snow is gone near my cottage at Kenora Ontario, but the Lake of the Woods is still frozen, so I have a bit of time. My wife is a little freaked out about snowmobiling over ice, so I leveraged that into the purchase. I am impressed with the simplicity of the Argo design. I can see how it works and feel quite comfortable pulling it apart, like those days of the "old" snowmobiles. I am going to add a snow plow if I can find one reasonably priced.

I am not a gearhead but I do look forward to following some of the discussions.

[sixer-atv]

Hello All. I am new to the site searching for ways to add a boat motor mount on the back of my recent addition, Argo Response 8x8. I found some great ideas and I welded one up last week end. The snow is gone near my cottage at Kenora Ontario, but the Lake of the Woods is still frozen, so I have a bit of time. My wife is a little freaked out about snowmobiling over ice, so I leveraged that into the purchase. I am impressed with the simplicity of the Argo design. I can see how it works and feel quite comfortable pulling it apart, like those days of the "old" snowmobiles. I am going to add a snow plow if I can find one reasonably priced.

I am not a gearhead but I do look forward to following some of the discussions.

Hello and welcome to the forums!

[old farmer]

Hi i am just new at this got a 99 6x6 in feb. It came with tracks plywood cab and a boatrack and winch very good for winter and deep snow getting too old for snowshoes hunting bunnies am 75 got every thing off going to try water for fishing how hard is it to get the top part off to work on the chains i live about 70 mile from where these argos are made have gone by the factory many times now i have one

[yoteslayer]

Hey yall. Just figured I'd say hello. Been reading and watching your.youtube for a while. Looks like a great group of people. I am new to the amphib world. Just bought a argo bigfoot and love it.

[Mike]

Hi old farmer, welcome to the forum. Sorry it took me so long to say hi. I must have missed your post a few days ago. Congratulations on picking up an Argo. for the chains, you should be able to replace those without having to remove the top. Just remove the floor boards, firewall and hood and it will give you access.

Hey yoteslayer, welcome to the forum. Congratulations on your Bigfoot, those are fun ATVs.

[chuck c]

Greetings! I've been lurking here for a while. I have loved 6x6 AATVs since I saw them on a certain saturday morning kid show around 1968 I'm sure none of you have heard of. I love all unusual vehicles and especially amphibs. I hoping to finally get one this summer after 40+ years of wanting one. I've met Steve and Gus who have been nice enough to show me their Super Swamp Fox and KID 8x8. I'm messing with the idea of designing and building my own but if not, getting an old hull and making it run again. That will be after I finish the 81 Honda Goldwing left over from last summer.

[Mike]

Hi Chuck, welcome to the forum. Good luck with your build. Be sure to post some photos as you go.