New members, introduce yourself here

[Mike]

Hi mogger, welcome to the forum. I would spray the entire inside of the machine down in WD-40 before tarping it. You aren't going to hurt anything by doing that. Spray the frame, chain, sprockets, transmission, motor, everything.

[mogger]

WD-40

Thank you Mike for the WD-40 spray down advice, my brother does that to his snow blower, very good, was not sure if that would hurt the plastic body or not, good to know all is Ok.

[azymut06]

hello from Panama Central America. It is great to be part of 6x6 world.com I have been an avid reader of your forum before a got my buffalo 6x6 from a friend here in my country. I feel so enthusiastic about satrt using it with some friends that have 4 wheelers and kawa-mules.(first I must fix some problems with te carb) I live most of the time at the city but for weekends I must take care of my farm that is 75 miles away with a lot of trails to explore. Surely I will take advantage been a member of this groups with all the tips + mods you guys published. Hope any of you guys visit my homeland anytime. warm and friendly people we are.
greetings from Panama.
Azymut06

[dirtysouth]

New from Pensacola. Looking at 6x6 for potential boat ramp mule. Thanks for having me.
Steve

[Mike]

Azymut06, welcome to the forum. It's good to have you here. Have fun with your Buffalo in Panama.

Steve, welcome to the forum. It's good to have you here as well. Good luck in your search for a boat ramp mule. That's a good use for an AATV. If someone happens to drive off into the water, not only is it ok, it's fun.

[Kaptain Z]

Hello All, my name is Bill. I live in Michigan. I own a 2003 Argo Bigfoot which I use for deer and goose hunting and ice fishing out on the big lakes. Like many of you I have been in the most interesting of spots which ultimately has landed me in a few predicaments now and then. I am browsing your feeds and I really like how much information can be gotten from them. Right now I am going through the track section since I am in the market for a new set because the ones I have now even with cleats and winching off an ice auger is a two man job plus I tend to throw them now and then when you get into those swamp humps that we all love. Talk to you all soon :o)

[Mike]

Hi Bill, welcome to the forum.

[Big Sandy]

I have a hustler i think its a 940 hk i am not sure your site has been very helpful great information .these machines are awesome.

[Pugjam]

Hi I just bought a pug badland I think. I know it only has 4 tires but you guy are the only ones with any info that I have found. The pug is in fair shape and what work it does need should be fairly easy for me I am a maint. Mechanic in a power plant. I will be posting more when I start to get into the pug. Thanks for the great site

[JoeMeg]

Big Sandy, welcome to the site. Hustlers are great machines!

Pugjam, welcome, yes a pug qualifies to hang out in this neck of the woods.

[Insomniac]

Hey everyone, just want to say hello. I am from McCullough Lake Ontario Canada. I have a 1992 Argo Vanguard, I just installed a set of 18" tracks on it to finish the maple syrup season here. I really enjoy the Argo and have parked the 4 wheeler since I got it last summer.

[Mike]

Hi Insomniac, welcome to the forum.

[jxmas]

Jay here in southern indiana, i will be looking for an 8x8, this is a great site, great info. Glad to be here.

[Mike]

Hi Jay, welcome to the forum.

[jbird]

well here we go. just picked up a 99 conquest 8x8 last week. awesome machine. 6x6 world seems like a very cool and informative site to be hooked up with. Now I got to get my Queen to spring for a set of adair tracks. doug a fox valley argo is realy cool and helpful. well that's all for now. LATER