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I measured across side to side and top to bottom. Marked each location and adjusted it accordingly. Turned out perfect!

Are you an idiot? What kind of duct Ard comment is that? SMH

I about died laughing when I realized they didn't have 4 wheel drive. I told him to unhook my cable that he had no business being out in the big pit muchness any where else where we were.

Yes sir! And I would not suggest a Mud Ox since they are hard to find someone who will work on them. Another guy on here has had several Argo's and then switched to a Mudd Ox. He shortly after getting the Mudd Ox sold it and got another Argo. His name is Dan. You can find him on here if you have questions. I know he'd be more than happy to help you with your'e decision. Love my Argo! In fact I have been wanting to sell it and get one of the new ones of course with tracks.

Paula Edwards Hey that sounds great. Man how I’d love to get an Aurora. I bet the handling is great? You just missed a big event at Hog Waller. Where do you run your Argo? I’ve been up to Blackshear Ga. which was all right. I need to post the footage from that ride. Yeah I’d love to meet up a do some riding.

Im in N. Florida in the USA.

Hey all I can say is, Try it and you will see why. Once you do and you start to explore the remote regions that most can't and the comradere you have with others out doing the same you'll get it and be hooked. Major major fun!

It was the belt on the clutch. I have since up graded it to the HD belt which has eliminated that. As well as completely red the brake system etc. The guy I bought it from didn't know anything about skid type steer vehicles and had put the wrong DOT # brake fluid in and screwed up the calipers causing braking issues. It's an 2006 Avenger. I have upgraded all of it to an HD Avenger now. With the tracks I can literally run through anything with no problems. I have friends who have Can Am 1000's all hoped up who laugh at me because mine isn't fast. I have to laugh when I pass them and they are buried in a nasty mud hole. Yeah like how fast are you going to really go in the woods? Right? When I sell it I will buy another one!

@@silenceofthehams6902 oh got it! I've had 5 of the older Argos we bought and fixed up then sold. I now have a Max IV 4 seater 6x6 and love it more with the T20 skidsteer transmission. I'll do a complete rebuild on it when I get the chance. Below is our video we did of a complete frame out restoration on a 2000 Argo Response 8x8 before selling it to get my Max IV. Thanks for the response! The Amphibious vehicles are much better than the 4 wheelers and side by sides IMO! czcams.com/video/GBHWqJd8KVU/video.html

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Hmmm yeah after looking at your page and seeing all of the "how to" videos demonstrating your expansive knowledge on this subject I realized that your probably just another key board warrior sitting in his parents basement being a fucktard. "IF" you had been paying attention I did say that it was my first feeder I have built. Which buy the way it is STILL going and has survived 4 hurricanes. So yeah pretty damn good smart guy. SMH stupid people never seem to fully grasp reality. Oh and try learning how to proofread what you've written. It seems to have more validity than random stupid shit thrown together. LOL

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Yeah always one idiot in the crowd who can't give someone an ataboy. Like I said in the BEGINNING of the video, MY FIRST ONE. Were not talking rocket science here dickhead. Ironic how I haven't seen one feeder build on your site? LMAO Yeah an arm chair expert! LMAO

Go f--k yourself dumbass watch videos LMAO

Argo Avenger. And it will run at 23 mph on land and 3 mph in water. My buddies who the hopped up side sides laugh and tell me to keep up. Until they get sunk in a mud hole and I finally catch up drive around them and keep going laughing. Yeah I don't get stuck at all in this thing. Especially since I put tracks on it.

What are you a fucking girl? Grow a set! IF you don't like it move along fatman

Yes it will work without. You will just end up with corn on the bottom of the feeder. How much is anybody guess. I will say this feeder has been thru 3 hurricanes and is still going strong. All of the other so called "store bought" feeders have died and needed to be resuscitated.

Yes it will but you will end up with a lot of corn in the bottom of the barrel

English please! :)

@@silenceofthehams6902 You still on Russian roads not traveled.

The conquest is a good choice. If you wait they have the new 2020's coming out. The new models have the ability to turn like an ATV. I would definitely recommend the Adair Pro Series tracks. They are far superior to the Argo tracks. I run in deep heavy mud way back in swamps you name it and have had zero problem with them.

go look at the mudd ox 8x8s

Hog comes in from the left. Yeah hard to see. One of the draw backs of using a GoPro. No ability to zoom. A lot of my friends have switched to mini camcorders for this reason

Hey man! YES I'd love to get together and do some off roading. Let me know when your thinking? I've never been to Big Nasty

Would love to go out this week end but I don't think I can work the logistics

Yeah I had bought it off a guy in South Carolina who didn't know how to work on them. He and his "mechanic" buddy had done some things that weren't correct. I had to go in and redo a lot of what they had done. Chains were stretched, belt was slipping because his son wouldn't operate it properly and he had glazed the belt. Brakes were an issue, hubs were leaking from lack of maintenance etc. etc. etc. I basically have gone thru the entire thing including having the transmission rebuilt. I'll defer to the above statement about the guys son. After I had upgraded the belt and I also upgraded the axels and bearings to HD it was night and day difference. I did all of that because I wanted to add tracks. And you can stick anything. Nothing is exempt from getting buried. The road we were on had been wallowed out by BIG TRUCKS with giant tires and the stretches I kept struggling thru was some nasty deep mud. NON of my friends would even ride thru it it was that bad. And there was nothing wrong with the way my machine was sounding. I went back and watched that part of the video. It sounds like that in Low gear. It has 2 gears. Low, High and reverse. It wasn't until I was at Hog Waller(much later) and buried it that I decided to order the Adair Pro Series Tracks for it. Yeah the Adair series tracks aren't cheap. Around $4200 a set. Since then I haven't even come close to getting stuck. And adding tracks will put a greater strain on a machine than not having tracks. Hence the reason I upgraded all of my bearings and axels to Heavy Duty. Is it necessary to upgrade to HD to run tracks? No! Will your machine handle nasty nasty thick mud better if you do? YES! Simple physics actually! The thing your not considering is the weight of the tracks that you are adding to the vehicle and then to run them thru mud which equates to more weight and resistance. And yes your machine will run slower with tracks on it. But It is so worth it. I can go out in the 6 acre big pit where the big trucks race and not get stuck with tracks on. I can literally drive around those who are buried and and stop and start and not get stuck. Having tracks on a vehicle doesn't mean your going to be blazing trails at regular speed all the time. You will encounter nasty nasty mud that no one in there right mind will even attempt to drive thru but someone with tracks. Yeah you will be slowed down but you will as we say walk it right thru it. Driving an Argo takes learning and how to drive it properly. The above video I hadn't had my Argo that long and was still in a learning curve. It's not like a 4 wheeler or any side x side. It operates completely different in the steering and maneuvering. Especially in nasty mud etc. Sounds like you should get one and see for yourself.

Hey, Why thank you. Yeah the Moultrie Pro Magnum feeder motors are the way to go. I have 8 now and I just sent one back for repair. All I had to pay was the shipping which was 17.00 dollars. I read were one guy was bitching that he had to pay for shipping when it's a life time warranty. Ahh HELLO why would the manufacturer pay for shipping? Any way, Great motors! And as far as I know I'm not related...:)

I bought couplers, chain, all thread etc. from Lowes. Don't bother going to Home Depot. There not noted for a large variety of that sort of thing for what ever reason. I also bought the stainless 1/4" cable that I stretched between 2 trees and the U bolts etc. there as well. Found a 2 speed boat winch on line on amazon for 80.00.

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Yeah been busy with other things. I do have a video that I shot but never uploaded. GoPro keeps changing how to edit etc. and it get's IRRITATING when you have to relearn what ever. And I haven't been back to 10K in a long time. Don't know what the status is mud wise

I am actually thinking of selling mine. Interested?

Not right now. I just bought a new Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport. 4 wheel drive.

I hope I can fit into one. Im kinda tall. 7 foot 3 inches tall. But one leg is removeable

do you still have the argo?

Yeah sorry for the disappointment. I did say in the caption that I hadn't had time to turn my GoPro on because he came in on my right after I had climbed into my stand and got situated.

OMG! Ahahaha Stupid GoPro editor got the order all wrong. One would think that they would make it where video clip 1 would be # ONE then TWO etc. I hadn't ran through it till you commented. Yeah sorry about that. And yes there was a smaller feeder with a rope that got in the editing that was out of sequence as well. Looks like I need to redo this one? lol Hey the feeder STILL is working better than any store bought that I have ever used. It has survived 2 hurricanes and umpteen tropical storms etc. This area I put this feeder back in has so much standing water STILL from Irma and then the torrential rains we got around Thanksgiving that I am going to have to abandon the spot. It's pretty bad when you have a Kingfisher land on a branch over looking the flooded area and then have Mallards and wood ducks land as well. lol. But that's hunting in Fla. Sorry about the mis editing! I do use a 2 speed boat winch for raising and lowering the feeder.

All good, thanks for the confirmation and information. Happy hunting!