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Hello, I bought a hustler and have no idea what I'm Doing can someone direct me to a thread for help?
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Lots of threads in the hustler sectionDanWComment
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Hi
My name is Angus I am from Scotland been driving Argocat 8x8 for many years.
Now looking to buy a 6x6 but they are like hens teeth in UK.
Where oh where can I get one ?
Thanks in advance Angus ps Re user name Chloe is my wee DogComment
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Hello all I am new here just picked up a old 1978 agro 8x8 to fix up with my son . Machine seems to be in great shape for its age just needs a carb clean and lube bearings and chains to get it going . It will need new tires soon does anyone have a good suggestion for a decent all around at a reasonable price available in northern B.C.
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Hi guys new to the site thought I'd say hi ✋️.Comment
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Hi guys, newbie here.
I picked up a 1984 IC 8x8 with the 18" Argo plastic tracks.
The unit starts and runs well, though the previous owners have a mashup of tires, some cheng shin knobbies on the fronts, a couple runamucks, and then 4 carlisle AT, the older style similar to a runamuck. brakes are fresh, chains seem close to spec but she needs some TLC.Comment
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Welcome to the site thatguyed, dieseldoctor, chloe, jordo, and many other I've missed. Post your pics and questions and enjoy the fun.Comment
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Greetings from North Dakota
I recently purchased a 1997 Argo Conquest w/ plastic tracks in Manitoba.
Unfortunately I cannot get up there to pick it up due to Trudeau keeping me from visiting my kids/grand kids, and picking up the Argo.
<Rant> Drives me nuts seeing all the MB license plates coming down here though </Rant>
My daughter and son-in-law picked it up and currently have it at their place. Hopefully I can get it before winter.Comment
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Hi everyone , just joined this forum. Do not have a AATV yet but plan on one in the next few months. Still undecided on a 6x6 or a 8x8. Will be getting tracks for it when the time comes. Looking forward to learn about these machines .Comment
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Hello, obviously I a new to this group and looking forward to learning. In the late 1990 and early 2000s I had a new Argo BigFoot and Argo Response... Sold them back then. Now I have a property that could do a new amphibious ATV justice and want to get back into it. Looking for something, really interested in the MAX II, or IV or whatever... Any thoughts on a what to buy? BobComment
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Both are good choices. Max made some very good machines, long life span so parts are available. I'd pick up a good running condition machine, both can be had for $3-4,000 nice.Comment
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Hi we have watched the site for several year and now we are in. We have a 2000 Max II we got it about 6 years ago and now have no idea what its worth it has the 18hp vanguard, winch and blade.Comment
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gearman
Hey, I have a max II that I'm looking to upgrade from a stock 14hp B&S. I have heard that a predator 22hp from Harbor freight is a direct bolt in. Any comments would be helpful.Originally posted by Mike View PostI don't know what happened to the old thread so I will sticky a new one here. All of the introduction posts can go here so they are in one thread.
Don't be shy, tell us a little about yourself. Do you own an amphibious atv? If so, what kind. Where do you live, etc?
We look forward to meeting you.
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gearman what year is your max? Does your briggs still have the ID tag on it? If it does would you be so kind to give me the model and spec numbers? I have the same engine and my ID tag is gone from the engine. Trying to get parts is impossible without those.Originally posted by gearman View PostComment
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Hi guys, my name is Gene and I live in Kimball township, Mi. I recently acquired an Attex trainer 8 wheel in which I am looking to take offers on. It is serial #24. Manufactured in 1972 for the UU.S. Army. It does have the motor and transmission and seems to be complete. It does have some cracks as expected. Feel free to text me for some pictures. Thank you, Gene (586) 350-7310Comment
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