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  • #16
    Think I found the problem...Took the carb apart AGAIN and cleaned it up AGAIN....This time I took more time and found that one of the jets were block solid.....Cleaned it out and put it back on and now no problems....But I think I will keep my eye open for a new engine from Princess Auto when they go on sale again...

    What size would you recommend for a 6x6 argo????
    Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.
    —Will Rogers

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    • #17
      Originally posted by guyfox View Post
      Think I found the problem...Took the carb apart AGAIN and cleaned it up AGAIN....This time I took more time and found that one of the jets were block solid.....Cleaned it out and put it back on and now no problems....But I think I will keep my eye open for a new engine from Princess Auto when they go on sale again...

      What size would you recommend for a 6x6 argo????
      Anything 18HP or higher would be good.
      "Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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      • #18
        One thing to remember gentlemen, if the driven clutch is not working properly, ie:shifting to soon, it would be like shifting from 1st to 3rd in your pickup going up hill. This puts more load on a relatively low hp engine and will bog. My 18 hp kohler ran hot and sluggish in my argo magnum till moos-a-boo(my brother) put a rock doctor tune up on my clutches. She runs like it has 20hp now, a huge difference and it steers better also which is what I was really trying to accomplish.

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