Comments on my new Argo 6x6 700 Frontier Scout

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    Comments on my new Argo 6x6 700 Frontier Scout

    First: wow this machine is fast and it gets to the top speed quickly! Got to 25 mph fast and showed 26 MPH one time. I don't remember my 750 Kohler or my 6x6 HD with a 23 horse Briggs being any where near this fast.

    Second: the new clutch system is very abrupt and you have to learn to roll the throttle on very carefully to keep the machine from jerking.

    Third: This new clutch system may give you more torque but it comes with a price and that price is a drive belt that loves to howl or squeak. All that drive belt noise may go away with time, we will have to see.

    Fourth: I have the 24 inch tires on the machine and this Argo seems to swim a lot better than my previous machines. Seat of the pants says over 3 MPH.

    Fifth: The new metal floor under the drivers feet likes to rattle and that can be annoying if you don't quickly realize where the noise is coming from.

    Sixth: Love the low range, nothing beats an Argo low range when you really need those lower gears.

    Seventh: The machine is very impressive with just tires, I had no issues pulling out of two different ponds with a very steep climb angles.

    Eight: As good as the machine is it is going to be better once I get the Alaska Bush tracks on the machine. Turning on and off road is going to be a lot easier with less stress going to the chains and bearings on normal trail rides.

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    Congrats Dan:
    Sounds like a high-powered, maneuverable little machine. Can't wait to see it in action.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noel Woods View Post
    Congrats Dan:
    Sounds like a high-powered, maneuverable little machine. Can't wait to see it in action.
    Noel, there is a very good chance that you will get to this machine up close and personal as I plan to make at least one trip to Texas to run with you in that Texas mud.

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    does sound like a really good performer ! are you sure it won't tackle the easy trails and mud at busco without tracks ? sure would enjoy your company . jb

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    Quote Originally Posted by john swenson View Post
    does sound like a really good performer ! are you sure it won't tackle the easy trails and mud at busco without tracks ? sure would enjoy your company . jb
    John, you,know me,nothing but the hard stuff.

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    I’ve got the new heavy duty Argo belt on my Max and yes she’s s loud but out performs anything I have had by a lot. Lots less wear. I believe it’s because of the Kevlar strip woven into it. You can see it if you look at the working sides of the belt. Timken designed this belt specifically for Argo.
    Last edited by tbone9; 03-31-2024 at 08:47 PM.
    What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.

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