Iowa Shriners Upgrade From Attex to Max

[Mudd-Ox Inc.]

On December 22, 2015 the Mudd-Ox/Max crew was blessed with the opportunity to meet the Spencer Iowa Shriners. Since the mid 1970's they've driven Attex atv's through parades across the United States & Canada.. It was time for a replacement, and the Shriners custom ordered 12 yellow Max II's with fez adapters on the back, and special emblems. Next spring the Max's will be doing maneuvers in the parades!

Unloading a semi full of vintage 6x6's and mocking up an Attex dealership was too good to be real life. Someone pinch us.

Full HD Gallery: https://imgur.com/a/cWiSZ

[amphibious drew]

Wow, both the Attex dealership and the yellow Max's look amazing. Very cool!

[thejunkman]

WOW , Matt your buissness is a dream came true nice job ...

[Don]

Way cool. 'Gotta love a yellow machine!

[dave phelps]

Thats awesome!!!! These attexes for sale????

[Mudmax]

That yellow is awesome

[tbone9]

Lookin good. The Shriners that I've seen always had little garden tractors they swerved around in the parades with. Since most parades are on an asphalt street how do they maneuver any six wheeler? Way cool looking machines but that was the first question that came to mind.

[Mudd-Ox Inc.]

Thats awesome!!!! These attexes for sale????

Yep! They're going to be listed for sale for $1,900 each, first come first choice. You can buy one direct or via eBay listing later tonight.

Lookin good. The Shriners that I've seen always had little garden tractors they swerved around in the parades with. Since most parades are on an asphalt street how do they maneuver any six wheeler? Way cool looking machines but that was the first question that came to mind.

Some of the machines have a maneuver list on the dash and they communicate with each other via number signals. Some machines have worn down tires while others have good tread, as we said above first come gets to pick the best condition machine.

[smudvapor]

Way cool. 'Gotta love a yellow machine!

I second that!

[philipatmaxfour]

Lookin good. The Shriners that I've seen always had little garden tractors they swerved around in the parades with. Since most parades are on an asphalt street how do they maneuver any six wheeler? Way cool looking machines but that was the first question that came to mind.

I guess on pavement in a parade, they could give up a soft ride and run the tires at 7 or 8 pounds or even more. I would be harder to do donuts in an 8 wheeler with 3 psi.