Super Swamp Fox video

[mudbug3]

Because youtube rejected my first video, and I had to uploaded it again, this is why the video quality looks so bad. Its does look better though if you watch it in 480p. This clears it up just a little bit. Noel,s Super Swamp Fox really has some serious grunt with the diesel motor that he installed in it. It puts out about 47-48 ft pds of torque!

[mightymaxIV]

That is a very impressive machine.

[trebmaster]

that is one nice machene

[Noel Woods]

Man that was a fun ride. It really took me until the second day to master driving another machine and getting my technique now. The Swamp Fox has so much more power & traction than my Max2, that I had to relearn how to operate the bigger machine. Half throttle with the diesel was all I ever used. Then it was just a matter of the tires chuggalugging there way through the muck. I wish I'd have had the Swamp Fox ready for the October 2010 ride. The other thing about the bigger machine is learning how to rock it, on this machine a slight change in your weight once you start to bog makes a big difference, on my Max2 I'd wait until it nearly got stuck then start moving around and doing the various dance moves to keep it moving.

[mudbug3]

Noel,s Super Swamp Fox with that 25 hp diesel motor in it could really torque through the deep mud in the swamps. When ever I,d feel my Mudd-ox with the tracks start to sink down into the really soft mud, and slowly move forward, I,d think to myself ' this is some really bad stuff '. I,d then look behind me and see Noel,s Super Swamp Fox driving right through the 10-12 inch deep rutts that my tracks had just made. With a set of Adair tracks on Noel,s Super Swamp Fox, it would be one awesome machine in the mud.

[larryf]

Where can i get a motor like that for my max2 the one thing i noticed is you never hear the motor bog not for one second whats the motor from and will it fit in a max

[LarryW]

Wow Noel, Nice work on that machine. Your a lucky man!!

[Noel Woods]

Where can i get a motor like that for my max2 the one thing i noticed is you never hear the motor bog not for one second whats the motor from and will it fit in a max

A1-Biofuel sells several that would work for your max2. I came close to putting their single cylinder 13hp diesel in my Max2, but a deal came up at the last minute for a Briggs 18, which I took. The 13 Horse diesel w/ direct injection and as much torque as a 20 hp gas engine would be a blast to drive. Run forever on a minimum amount of diesel, and outlast any gas motor you could find.

[Don]

Nice machine! I like the way it plows through everything. The diesel seems to have more than enough power, too.

[mudbug3]

Don

Noel,s Super Swamp Fox with the torquey diesel motor in it really had some serious grunt in the soft mud. We rode most of the day satuday and sunday as well, and Noel,s Swamp Fox did,nt even burn a gallion of diesel fuel. It,s super fuel efficent!

[6X6]

Sweet Fox. I really like that machines beefy look. Doesn't look fast, just looks like it's gonna run you over

[broncofiresmith]

Great video. Looks like the engine transplant went well. The Swamp Fox looks like it will go through anything.

[nightowl]

Unstoppable. That should be the name for that one. Very nice. Oh and I am sooooo Jealous now.
BTW, if you were to put tracks on that, wouldn't you have to use smaller tires? Curious?
Hey Larry, Now you can confuse me w/ Noel. LOL!

[Noel Woods]

Here's the game plan. I'll take the 25x12x9 Mudbugs off my Max2, then put them on the S.S.F.D., that'll get me all the clearance for the Adair tracks. I'll then put my set of Rawhide III's in 22x11x8 back on the Max2, then it will also get a set of tracks. That's the plan, now if I can just find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow to pay for everything. Did I mention that I have a Max4 project vehicle? The ASX's will be a good match for that machine, and yes, it will probably get the 25 Hp diesel too. The Max4 will get reconfigured in the process to a mid mounted T-20 & lowered engine in the process. That machine is probably two years away from completion.