New members, introduce yourself here

[mudbug3]

OZBUG and big wul 6x6


Welcome to the amphibious forum.

[E-K-C]

Jest add $$$$$$$$$$$$

To you on the amphibious forum.

Hey everybody I HAVE BEEN HERE LESS THAN A WEEK AND THE IDEAS THAT YOU HAVE GIVEN ME FROM YOUR SITE IS COSTING ME .

YOU GUYS MAKE THIS A GREAT SITE----YOUR INFO SURE HELPS ME AND I WILL TRY TO DO IT JUSTICE IN MY INPUT....THANKS AGAIN
E-K-C

[kidego31]

First Max IV

My name is Tim and I a really new to the 6X6 world. I just picked up a max IV and it does not have the I guess you would call it the inner shell with the seats. Some has taken out the original motor and put it a 483cc chapperl snowmobile engine in it. I pick this up saturday and got it running fairly good. I threw a board in it for a seat and took it for a little drive down my drive way and back. Now I know if moves I am going to start the resto on it. Where is a good place to find parts or a manuel for this. Thanks in advanced. I am looking forward to having a lot of fun with this. I will try and get some pic and figure out how to load them on here.

[Mike]

Welcome to the site everyone.

Tim, for parts, just post what you are looking for here in the wanted section and you can probably find what you need. Also, you can get parts directly from the manufacturer: Amphibious Six-Wheel Drive All-Terrain Vehicles: MaxATVs - Call 1-800-255-2511

The seats in your Max IV just mount to a simple frame. It shouldn't be too hard to build. You can probably find some pictures in the gallery.

Good luck.

[amphiwoody]

New guy saying Hi

Hello, my name is Brian, I am new to 6x6 world. I just purchased an Attex and am hooked after one ride. This is a great site. Very Informative. Look forward to sharing information.

[LarryW]

Hello, my name is Brian, I am new to 6x6 world. I just purchased an Attex and am hooked after one ride. This is a great site. Very Informative. Look forward to sharing information.

Welcome Brian,

Great lookin attex you have. Lots of fun for sure.

Larry

[amphiwoody]

Thanks Larry

Looks just like yours which brings me to a question, just by looking at it what model do you think it is,I am trying to figure all this out, any help would be appreciated, Brian

[lewis]

Welcome

Welcome Brian, nice machine. Hope to hear from you in the future. Where you from?

Lewis

[amphiwoody]

Hello

I am from Pennsylvania, How about you? Brian

[LarryW]

Looks just like yours which brings me to a question, just by looking at it what model do you think it is,I am trying to figure all this out, any help would be appreciated, Brian

I would need more pictures to say. Would you know what motor is in it and size? That would help. Is there a removable grill or is it solid front like mine?

[tool_room]

New Member

Hello, My name is Bob. I do not currently own a 6X6 Amphibian, but I have had an interest in them since the "Banana Splits" days. Until last year I spent my leasure time flying a powered parachute, but the FAA sucked the fun right out of the sport when they decided there was money to be made licensing, registering, and inspecting these wonderful aircraft. So I now have a powered parachute I can no longer fly and thought I might find someone to trade an AATV for it, or perhaps part it out and keep the 65hp 2 stroke water cooled Rotax to build a screaming AATV.

[mudbug3]

tool_room ,

Hello Bob. You might not have one now,, but , if you come to this forum long enough, and keep watching the amphib video,s you,ll get one sooner or later. Its a VERY addictive hobby.

[LarryW]

Hello, My name is Bob. I do not currently own a 6X6 Amphibian, but I have had an interest in them since the "Banana Splits" days. Until last year I spent my leasure time flying a powered parachute, but the FAA sucked the fun right out of the sport when they decided there was money to be made licensing, registering, and inspecting these wonderful aircraft. So I now have a powered parachute I can no longer fly and thought I might find someone to trade an AATV for it, or perhaps part it out and keep the 65hp 2 stroke water cooled Rotax to build a screaming AATV.

welcome Tool room,

Mudbug is right. You are already addict. Denial is stage one.

Sorry to hear about the land of the free getting more restricted and less free.

Hydromike has a 503 in one of his attex's!!!

Goodluck on your search.

[tool_room]

Thanks Mudbug, Larry, this is a really nice site you have here. I'm gonna spend some time here learning about AATV's so that I can make an informed decision when I start shopping for my latest fix.

[tattooman]

thanks mike

think that i am in after many attemps. ihave an anphacat that i am rebuilding. have been working on it all winter. in the spring it will have a custom body made of aluminium. custum axels, i have gone all out with it. hope to here from some one