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  • coosaridgerider
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    Originally posted by 6wheelie View Post
    I have found the dullie kit is good for water and verry soft terrain. it feels really stable in water. On dry land though i ran them and broke a rear axel the one you have to pull the motor to replace. So this was on a hustler i dont know how your max will do but the dules are to much strain for my machine. what ever you do good luck.
    I was thinking on making a set just for mud bogging,Not to run all the time.They would fit the max or argo.

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  • Amphiman1
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    duels

    Originally posted by 6wheelie View Post
    I have found the dullie kit is good for water and verry soft terrain. it feels really stable in water. On dry land though i ran them and broke a rear axel the one you have to pull the motor to replace. So this was on a hustler i dont know how your max will do but the dules are to much strain for my machine. what ever you do good luck.
    What machine do you have?

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  • 6wheelie
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    I have found the dullie kit is good for water and verry soft terrain. it feels really stable in water. On dry land though i ran them and broke a rear axel the one you have to pull the motor to replace. So this was on a hustler i dont know how your max will do but the dules are to much strain for my machine. what ever you do good luck.

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  • Amphiman1
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    neat toyzzzzzz

    Originally posted by coosaridgerider View Post
    I kind of figured you had one.That looks tuff.
    yeah well.

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  • coosaridgerider
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    I kind of figured you had one.That looks tuff.

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  • Amphiman1
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    duellyis

    Originally posted by coosaridgerider View Post
    Richards has them for $480 plus shipping,That's not going to happen.They also said you would need to run 21 inch tires,Probably just another sells pitch.When i was a kid one of my parents friend had a vw buggie that had dual tires on the back,He cut some of the center out of the outer rim so that he could get to the lugs on the inter rim and welded them together.Man that thing was cool and it would float the rearend up long enough to get through deep water.I was thinking of doing the same to one of my 6 wheelers,That would cut a good bit of weight out.What do you think???????
    Did that include the tires and wheels too?

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  • Amphiman1
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    duel me in......

    I had tube frame vw's too,with duels. hehe
    i can't see why you can't use solid axles and put what ever lug pattern you choose on it to make duels. i do !! All pure amphicat parts for me. by the way, they are 3/4" stock axles notice the high quality tires..
    Last edited by Amphiman1; 08-07-2009, 08:32 PM.

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  • rdr
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    Originally posted by coosaridgerider View Post
    Richards has them for $480 plus shipping,That's not going to happen.They also said you would need to run 21 inch tires,Probably just another sells pitch.When i was a kid one of my parents friend had a vw buggie that had dual tires on the back,He cut some of the center out of the outer rim so that he could get to the lugs on the inter rim and welded them together.Man that thing was cool and it would float the rearend up long enough to get through deep water.I was thinking of doing the same to one of my 6 wheelers,That would cut a good bit of weight out.What do you think???????
    . also rec has a few set's left pm hey dan for that . robbie
    Last edited by rdr; 08-07-2009, 10:20 PM.

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  • coosaridgerider
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    Originally posted by rdr View Post
    i think richards . has them robbie
    Richards has them for $480 plus shipping,That's not going to happen.They also said you would need to run 21 inch tires,Probably just another sells pitch.When i was a kid one of my parents friend had a vw buggie that had dual tires on the back,He cut some of the center out of the outer rim so that he could get to the lugs on the inter rim and welded them together.Man that thing was cool and it would float the rearend up long enough to get through deep water.I was thinking of doing the same to one of my 6 wheelers,That would cut a good bit of weight out.What do you think???????

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  • rdr
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    Originally posted by eightwheeler View Post
    I have a few Argos kikin around and would love to try the idea, so what is the easiest way to attach two rims together??

    i think richards . has them robbie

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  • eightwheeler
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    I have a few Argos kikin around and would love to try the idea, so what is the easiest way to attach two rims together??

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  • Amphiman1
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    duel me in..... lol

    Originally posted by coosaridgerider View Post
    I was wondering how the dual wheel set up worked out.How it steers,performance,Wear on axels and bearings.Any suggestions.
    sure it puts more strain on things.. takes longer to turn, remember , more traction there and more weight too.. but, floats cool. goes through mud better, snow too....
    What machine do u think you need to put it on?

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  • coosaridgerider
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    dual wheels

    I was wondering how the dual wheel set up worked out.How it steers,performance,Wear on axels and bearings.Any suggestions.
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