Max, Hustler, and Argo ATVs

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Here are some clips of a day of local trail riding. There are five 6x6 amphibious ATVs in this video. An Argo Bigfoot, a Hustler Bigfoot, two Max II's and a Max IV. In the first half of the video we were riding in an area that stays underwater a good bit. It was very soft ground and we got stuck quite often because of it. The video doesn't do it justice.

The second part of the video shows a small gulley that we were playing in and trying to climb up. I slid one side of the blue Max II into the bottom of the gulley and eventually onto its side. From there it was difficult to get it back upright because you don't have much steering input when one side of your skid steer is in the air.

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I have an Argo Bigfoot 6X6, and I fucking love the sound it makes when it's working hard. Nothing beats that "whine" of "I'm getting over this boulder, and no one can tell me otherwise."

ToneZoneStudios

Awesome video! I was very impressed with the Climbing ability of that max four.

dedwards

this is a nice piece of machine to play around with, the 1st time i saw 1 of these was in a show called maximum drive

marxmann

It's nice to see kids out enjoying the out doors with parents & sometime able to participate.

paparitz

yes, rear engine is better at going down a steep hill into the water or mud. Front engine though is better at climbing back out of thoose sistuations. With the front engine, you can always go into the water in reverse

allenorgan

The ones I’ve been around the rear wheels were driven and the 2 front axles were driven by a chain. So if the chain breaks (which it’s prone to do) your down to a 2 wheel drive

scootermph

Notice the MAX atvs always get stuck while the Argos push forward, this is all because of the weight balance Argos are designed better with the engine in front.

codywolfe

man what fun that looks the uk have nuffthing like this to go do

chick

I like knowing that when I get a Max it will do stupid things and still stay upright. I think I'll be plenty safe.

Vintabilly

I'm surprised by the ability of these and the durability. I had a buddy that had a 6 wheel argo way back and he just drove it through the woods and we floated across about 30 feet of pond to get to a hunting spot. I just remember it about knocking my fillings out being the passenger, cool but rough ride.

pcdubya