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Hey Mudbug, good find! I think if the price isn't too high, and maybe if there were some wheels in the center so it didn't get hung up on obsticles in the middle of the machine he might have a pretty good idea there."Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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I just saw that machine pop up on ebay. It seems to be priced pretty high.
eBay Motors: Amphibious ATV (item 160216527485 end time Mar-15-08 12:35:21 PDT)"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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Originally posted by jpswift1 View Post
According to the dealer write up , on the website I posted , having only two wheels at each end , enables this amphib to roll over objects much easier , and with less chance of flipping over , the article stated .Comment
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WOW! $29,000.00 I think that's a little crazy!Comment
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Coona-Go
I found you guys talking about the Coona-go , which is great because I am the one marketing it to any and all. The comments about the price comes from it being compared to some of the sporty amphibious atv's that don't have near the horsepower nor durability the Coona-Go does. If you price out any models out there with the same ability , and options you will see where the price is well in the range needed to compete. Hope to hear more discussions and questions from you guysLast edited by Mike; 03-18-2008, 09:55 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by ryanahebert View Post
Welcome the the forum and thanks for posting about your unique amphib .
Can you post some video,s of it in action here ?
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Okay when do we get to see this thing going through something hard? My Max wouldn't have turned a wheel there. Seems kind of slow. Let's see a real video of what thing is capable of!!!!Originally posted by mudbug3 View PostComment
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They're in Louisiana, maybe we should send them the Marengo info....Hammers should have warning labels.Comment
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jpswift1 ( QUOTE ) ' maybe if there were some wheels in the center so it didn't get hung up on obsticles in the middle of the machine he might have a pretty good idea there. '
This is what the sales rep said.
It has half the tires , which means half the problems. And it is not a rigid track vehicle , which means the tracks have a give in the middle where the needless tires would have gone. This allows the COONA-GO to actually climed over large objects without flipping , which is what would happen with a riggid track argoComment
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