New members, introduce yourself here

[dirtdobber]

Welcome to the site coondad. Post some pics and lets see how bad it looks.

[Mr JiuJitsu]

Hi everyone. 2001 Argo Bigfoot, upgraded drive train to 2010 HD, lots of other mods. Happy to meet y’all

[tbone9]

Welcome aboard. We’re happy to have you. Sounds like you did a lot of work to your Argo. We like pictures if you’d like to post some.

[CecilBrady]

Hello all,
Great day..........

[406ci68camaro]

Welcome to the site Jana. Let's have a pic of the car also (1968 Camaro with a 406 cubic inch engine)

I don’t have a pic hosting site so I put pics in my user sig. also acquired a Max IV that is done and pretty much mint. I have completed the Max II as of now and will be taking to my property soon. I have an 18hp duromax new comet 780 clutch and belt , cleaned adjusted and oiled chains serviced trans, new gauges, cables, and don all lights in LED with a light bar. Lol

[406ci68camaro]

By the way the “406” was the old motor I have a self built all aluminum LS 383 fuel injected motor now

[Tour1]

Hello 6x6 world! I'm on Long Island, NY. My name-name is Jim. I am over 60, I have a 1987 street motorcycle, and I have 8.5 acres of vacant land near Pennsylvania. The gurus on my bike forum tell me my bike is worth $500 (everybody there already has one, or had one). So, in a nutshell, I'm thinking about a 6x6 or 8x8 instead of my street bike and I figure this is the place to learn the truth and find one for sale at an everybody-has-one price. I'll be asking questions in another section, hopefully the right one.
BTW, my forum name comes from working the night shift AKA the first tour of the day. I've graduated to working the last tour of the day but I use Tour 1 in a few other places and it's my excuse for being, umm, IQ challenged sometimes.
P.S. I apologize for posting before reading all 6,616 previous posts.

[DannyP]

Hello and thanks for the add! Coming in from the UP of Michigan (Marquette). I just picked up my first 6x6. It’s a 94 Max IV with around 350hrs on the 18hp motor. It has a set of 26” tires for summer use, 21” with tracks and a plow for winter. It also has a rear rack, roll cage, glass windshield, and a fill soft cab! Primary uses will be plowing and just toting the kids around. Eventually I’d like to put a newer EFI motor in it to make things a little smoother operating in the winter months when it will get most of its use. Any tips or tricks on this as well as any other info I can scratch up from other forum members is always appreciated and will definitely help!

[philipatmaxfour]

Welcome aboard. We’re happy to have you. Sounds like you did a lot of work to your Argo. We like pictures if you'd like to post some.

Yes. Second the welcome and the part about liking pictures. Lots of great territory in northern Wisconsin.

[tbone9]

Hello and thanks for the add! Coming in from the UP of Michigan (Marquette). I just picked up my first 6x6. It’s a 94 Max IV with around 350hrs on the 18hp motor. It has a set of 26” tires for summer use, 21” with tracks and a plow for winter. It also has a rear rack, roll cage, glass windshield, and a fill soft cab! Primary uses will be plowing and just toting the kids around. Eventually I’d like to put a newer EFI motor in it to make things a little smoother operating in the winter months when it will get most of its use. Any tips or tricks on this as well as any other info I can scratch up from other forum members is always appreciated and will definitely help!

Welcome to the site. Nice lookin rig you’ve got there. Sounds like you might be running tracks a lot. If they’re the factory rubber tracks you may want to remove the front and center drive chains. Factory tracks are extremely hard on the drive chains as they tend to bind up a lot.

[Bobby D]

Hello Guys (and Gals)

I am a newbie here on 6x6 world. My name is Bobby, I live in Bayville, NJ, And I am 60 years old.
I have always been into mud trucks, dirt bikes, go carts, and so on. It just has to be fast.
As the new guy, I am still having a little trouble navigating through the web site, but I think I will work it out soon.
I have been having a good time reading the post, and look forward to posting on 6x6 world.

[Don]

Welcome, Bobby;
You'll like it here. Lots of good people, some of them in Jersey, and some of us like to go fast as well. Do you have a machine yet, or still looking around for one?

[oldarg]

oldarg here,
I'm from northern mn, (iron range area). I picked up my first argo not long ago. its an older magnum 8x8 that needs lots of work. Had some problems with it and found this site. It has been very informative so what the heck why not join. There seems to be lots of people with lots of experience here. So I hope you guys don't mind but I'll probably be asking lots questions for awhile.

[john swenson]

welcome darg...you will get plenty of guidance from lot;s of knowledgable friends here..have fun with your project. johnboy va.

[ARGOJIM]

Welcome BobbyD, good luck with the 208TT, cool little machines.

Welcome oldarg, good luck with the Magnum, rebuild what's needed and you should have years of trouble free riding.