Just curious if you take your Max in ponds about how far you go? I know it's not a biat but I am wondering if peoplel really use these away from shore much? Thanks
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Until I find fish is what I tell people when they ask. My IV swims great and is comfortable to fish out of. At night is really cool with the headlights just above the surface and the two red bubblers in the back. Been out in small whitecaps too but not much fun without much free board, lots of water splashes in.What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.
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Originally posted by tbone9 View PostUntil I find fish is what I tell people when they ask. My IV swims great and is comfortable to fish out of. At night is really cool with the headlights just above the surface and the two red bubblers in the back. Been out in small whitecaps too but not much fun without much free board, lots of water splashes in.
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Hey Tbone,
I notice that you have tracks on your rig. Are they the factory rubber tracks? Do you remove the tracks when you go out on the lake? I was wondering how the factory tracks do in water. I took mine out on a lake the other day without the tracks. Of course the tires were facing the wrong way for swimming and I went nowhere. If the tracks do well in water, I might just leave them on.
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Originally posted by tbone9 View PostSure can. Y'all got warm boots down there in Kentucky ?
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Originally posted by locolouie View Postyes but I go barefooted most the time, but keeping warm not a problem , I worked third shift outside on the railroad, for many years, let me know when the best time to come and we can get togeatherWhat it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.
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