New members, introduce yourself here

[trebmaster]

Aussie Iron I have a couple blue dogs and simply love them, in fact its hard to keep them out of the Argo. have fun with your new toy and the site

[Aussie Iron]

The dog is blue heeler x kelpi, good at keeping cattle in order when we have to work them. The back gets a work out while replacing bearing. Sorry not a member of any manufacturing forums.

[hydratrek1]

Hello. I've been a 4 wheeler and dirt bike rider for about 18 years. Last fall I purchased a Hydratrek. I've been looking at this site for 2 months now and have not seen any posts about one of these ATVs. I bought it direct from the manufacturing plant in Covington, TN. It's a very tough machine. It is made from military grade aluminum and drives via hydraulics. They make 6x6s and 8x8s with and without tracks. They have a website and several videos on Youtube if you are curious as to what it looks like. I look forward to your comments.

[trebmaster]

welcome hydrotrek1. there are some posts about your machene on here but your expetese in the field is welcome. hope we can learn from you

[soljr74]

Hello I am from southwest Missouri area and I own a ltv kid 8 wheeler really a neat and very unique part if historybut I can't find anyone to ride with do I might end up selling it but not sure yet might just have to restore it then sell it don't know but anyway glad to be a part of the kid family

[Mike]

Welcome to hydratrek1 and soljr74.

soljr74, if you are looking for someone to ride with try starting a new thread in the local 6x6 World members forums and see if anyone is close by.

[argohunter]

Last fall I purchased a Hydratrek. I've been looking at this site for 2 months now and have not seen any posts about one of these ATVs.

and welcome. Here is a search link for threads on your machine. I think you are the first Hydratrek owner on this site. Please enlighten us with pictures of your machine and tell us what you think about it by posting in one of the threads.

http://www.6x6world.com/forums/search.php?searchid=75776

[94max]

I am new to 6x6 - purchased a 1994 Max II last year - it has been retrofitted with an 18 hp Vanguard and came with a second 16 hp Vanguard. It is in reasonable shape, has new muffler, manifold, prinmary and secondary drive cluthches chains and bearings. It has a small 1500 lb winch on the front, all weather cover with roll bar, the older type rubber tracks with the steel cleats, plastice tracks for 4 wheels, wheel extensions and a stock windshield. My wife and i live in nothern Ontario near Timmins and we own a cottage on Horwood Lake - an excellent walleye lake. We plan to use the 6x6 to access the cottage during the winter, we can drive there the other 3 seasons. My wife does not like getting cold on a snowmobile so travelling to the cottage in our Max II appears perfect. My wife loves to grouse and moose hunt, has her own ATV and is a good looker so I can't complain LOL. I am presently working on my Max and everything seems straight forward other than the wiring. I did not get an owner's manual with it and the wiring has been recently replaced. I am not great when it comes to electrical so I am having some problems. Would anyone have a simplified wiring diagram for my 1994 Max 11 with the Vanguard engine. I have searched everywhere and it seems to be a best kept secret. I have checked a lot of different sites and 6x6 is by far the best. I am happy to have become a member and I hope that I get to meet a few people with similar machines. Can't wait to pull a moose out this fall. Our Lab will also enjoy the ride when she is retreiving ruffed grouse for us.

[Duke]

welcome to the site 94max, soljr74, and hydratrek1

[Dsmet1987]

Just stopping in so give my greetings to the 6x6 gods hopefully will be asking questions about what i do when i break my stuff. So here is my shout out from central Wisconsin!!!

[94max]

I am new to 6x6 - purchased a 1994 Max II last year - it has been retrofitted with an 18 hp Vanguard and came with a second 16 hp Vanguard. It is in reasonable shape, has new muffler, manifold, prinmary and secondary drive cluthches chains and bearings. It has a small 1500 lb winch on the front, all weather cover with roll bar, the older type rubber tracks with the steel cleats, plastice tracks for 4 wheels, wheel extensions and a stock windshield. My wife and i live in nothern Ontario near Timmins and we own a cottage on Horwood Lake - an excellent walleye lake. We plan to use the 6x6 to access the cottage during the winter, we can drive there the other 3 seasons. My wife does not like getting cold on a snowmobile so travelling to the cottage in our Max II appears perfect. My wife loves to grouse and moose hunt, has her own ATV and is a good looker so I can't complain LOL. I am presently working on my Max and everything seems straight forward other than the wiring. I did not get an owner's manual with it and the wiring has been recently replaced. I am not great when it comes to electrical so I am having some problems. Would anyone have a simplified wiring diagram for my 1994 Max 11 with the Vanguard engine. I have searched everywhere and it seems to be a best kept secret. I have checked a lot of different sites and 6x6 is by far the best. I am happy to have become a member and I hope that I get to meet a few people with similar machines. Can't wait to pull a moose out this fall. Our Lab will also enjoy the ride when she is retreiving ruffed grouse for us.

[awesomepossum66]

Hello every one my name is James i am a Taxidermist ,i will be the owner of a max IV soon .So is there any thing i should know about it ,im new at this :so any help would be just awesome .I would like to get some new {excer}for it like the cloth cab maybe ,,,some racks for it ,,,,but the one they sale at the Max Dealers ship is a little pricey

[Mike]

Welcome to you new members. Thanks for taking a minute to introduce yourself!

[REGGIE MILLER]

Hello to all

Hello my name is reggie, i have been riding motorcycles and atv from the time i could walk. My 2 uncles have attex's. I got a 1969 scrambler 7 years ago, for free that sat for 12 years in the woods on its side. Tore the whole thing apart down to the body. Rebuilt the trans. Axels, all bearings and seals, installed a briggs 16 hp vanguard v-twinn, due to it not having reverse, i added a polaris gear case, that gave me f-n-r. Im still working on the scrambler. Hope to have it all done by summer. Also i have been a motorcycle and atv technician for 14 years, currently im at a polaris dealership. I am in need of a scrambler front seat and floor, if anyone can help. Looking forward to talking to you all. Thanks reggie

[Mike]

Reggie, that sounds like a unique project. Post up some pictures of your gearbox setup if you get a chance.