Comments on my new Argo 6x6 700 Frontier Scout

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  1. #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by tbone9 View Post
    Very nice machine. How was the heat coming from the firewall ? I spent a weekend driving a new Argo 6 without a hood fan and my lower legs got pretty hot. I’m surprised they don’t come standard with a fan and an insulated firewall. I liked everything else about it though.

    Since I put the hood fan on I don't feel any heat at the fire wall or coming into the cab, when I run the machine wide open (23 mph) I don't feel heat coming back at me. Before the hood fan the heat was almost unbearable. I am really surprised that the hood fan is not standard equipment on all Argos. The best part is those tracks ride on those 24 inch tires and I can haul ass without worrying about the tracks eating my tub or skid plate.
    Last edited by mightymaxIV; 08-22-2024 at 11:29 AM.

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    By the way, I just measures the tracks, they are 22 inches wide and if you include the paddles in that measurement they are a full 23 inches wide, by the way those paddles are tough!

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    Whoa boy! That half track system looks awesome. It came out better than I expected and can imagine the traction that thing generates. Can't wait to see it in person.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mightymaxIV View Post
    Since I put the hood fan on I don't feel any heat at the fire wall or coming into the cab, when I run the machine wide open (23 mph) I don't feel heat coming back at me. Before the hood fan the heat was almost unbearable. I am really surprised that the hood fan is not standard equipment on all Argos. The best part is those tracks ride on those 24 inch tires and I can haul ass without worrying about the tracks eating my tub or skid plate.
    I think if I had one I’d replace the factory screens with a more open expanded metal screen to allow more air to pass through. It really helped on my Max engine shroud.
    What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.

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    So I reinstalled the full track system back on the Argo yesterday along with a full set of swim paddles. It swims, but slowly, none the less if you can live with a 1 to 1 1/2 MPH swim speed the full track system is awesome. It actually turns better with the full track system, heat is no longer an issue since I installed the factory hood fan that really does keep everything cool. I registered a top speed of 23 MPH with the tracks on and noted that while I was running at speed a lot less power and speed was bled off of every high speed turn. I think I am gonna keep it this way!

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