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  • Amphiman1
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    floats?

    Originally posted by Model Citizen View Post
    One & Only, you're too funny. You know they float. You've been a member on this site as long as us & you never saw the videos? You've been asleep at the wheel, excuse me, sticks.

    Bridget
    nope never saw it,,,, i do have other things in life to do too. ...
    Like find a new camera!!!

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  • George
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    Originally posted by coosaridgerider View Post
    There is a video of whipper in the water some where.
    Incidentally Coors, you have a cool avatar.

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  • Model Citizen
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    Originally posted by Amphiman1 View Post
    i wondered about that too..... seems it might be a tad heavy......
    then again, they made cement boats too
    One & Only, you're too funny. You know they float. You've been a member on this site as long as us & you never saw the videos? You've been asleep at the wheel, excuse me, sticks.

    Bridget

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  • George
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    Here's Bridget's Max II Springer on its maiden voyage.



    I had my springer swimming at Busco last year. I think the 24" Argo tires would make them swim a little better since they'd offer a little more buoyancy. I swam (slowly) with Carlisle chevrons and they were barely 22".

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  • Amphiman1
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    floats?

    Originally posted by countrycummins99 View Post
    if you make your 6x6 into a springer with the independent suspension for each wheel does it still float?
    i wondered about that too..... seems it might be a tad heavy......
    then again, they made cement boats too

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  • Model Citizen
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    Wish I knew how to link you straight to the right pages in the Attex or Max Springer threads, because we've got videos of both of them in the water. Like Jerseybigfoot said, the tires hang lower in the water so there isn't as much paddle action, consequently they are very slow in the water. The main thing we were hoping for was that they didn't leak. About a cup or 2 in the bottom of the tub, after driving around in the lake for maybe 30 min. or so made us feel pretty good. That's all we were hoping for.

    Bridget

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  • jerseybigfoot
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    Yes if you use Whippers kit. Swimming is not as good because they hang low in the water.

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  • coosaridgerider
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    There is a video of whipper in the water some where.

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  • countrycummins99
    started a topic quick question?

    quick question?

    if you make your 6x6 into a springer with the independent suspension for each wheel does it still float?
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