New members, introduce yourself here

[Maxon1900]

New to the group;
I'm Max. I've had my Max IV since I was 12ish but its been in storage while I was in college. Just getting it out again and updating it with a few things. I'm in Columbia, SC. Are there any members in SC?

[Mike]

Hi Max, welcome to the forum. There are several of us in the lower NC/Charlotte area. Have you ever ridden at Carolina Adventure World? That's very close to you and it's a good place to ride after it has rained for a while.

[Maxon1900]

I have been to Carolina adventure world but with dirt bikes. I wasn't sure how much they had for bigger toys. If all goes well I plan to be at Carolina adventure world either labor day or the weekend after that, all are welcome to join!

[6x6 Bryan]

Hello everyone! I am going to ask for help right from the beginning

My Max II is in parts and I am putting it back together. I would love to have a picture showing how/where the sprockets are located on the 6 half axles. I have new bearings and am ready to re-build but its been apart for soooo long I forgot where each sprocket/chain goes. Help please. Pics can also be sent to bryanmoore@hotmail.com

[Mike]

Hello Bryan, welcome to the forum. If you will look in our how-to section on the front page of the website, there are a few articles with photos that will help you. The Max II Bearing Replacement article has some photos and video. There is also the article on How to adjust chains on a Max II that has some photos.

Also, if you look at the Max website, there are several photos of the Max II there that you can reference: Max Technical Features - Mudd-Ox

[jeryshery]

I'm jared new here although I've owned a couple argos in the past. The other day I picked up a two wheel steer coot. Night and day difference between this machine and those I've owned in the past. I've noticed that most coot owners are looking for parts, I'm no different I'm sure I'll be buying more than one and as many spares as I can find.

[Mike]

Hi Jared, welcome to the forum. Congratulations on picking up your Coot. I love the way they look with the wide tires on them. Have fun with your new toy.

[skip6x6]

Hey everyone, people call me skip. I'm new to forums and wanting to get into the 6x6 life. I live in Ontario, Canada and have had rode dirtbikes, quads and sleds. Looking at getting a scrambler I think Mark XII 6x6, going to check through forum and see members opinion's on them. Thanks for letting me the crew.

[Mike]

Hey skip6x6, welcome to the forum.

[tdc]

tdc here in eastern nc. ive been enjoying my max ll for a few years now mostly during winter months duck hunting in flooded impoundments.

[Mike]

Hi tdc, welcome to the forum. you should join us in October at Busco Beach in Goldsboro, NC for our semi-annual ride. That's a fun place to ride if you haven't been before.

[Torklu1]

Im Tory from Minnesota, I've been on this forum on a few differnt occasions, ended up finding a terra tiger across town and decided to scoop it up with no engine or transmission, and ended up jumping on eBay and getting a t-20 transmission and a cheap duromax engine to get started, I'm excited to start a custom build thread up!

[Mike]

Hi Tory, welcome to the forum. That light weight terra tiger with a T20 and a diesel should be a fun machine. I look forward to watching your build.

[Muscat]

Newbie to 6x6 experience with a Badass Mucateer.

Looking forward to my new toy. Im an aircraft engineer and a die hard motor head. Love all kinds of machines. I just picked up a Muscateer 6x6. Has a few mods like a T20 transmission and what appears to be a 4 stroke Honda motor of some sort. haven't gone through it yet. Any volunteers for some information on the Muscat would be greatly appreciated. Located in Florida not too many of these machines around here cant wait to chase some GATORS around. Glad to be a part of this experience.

[Mike]

Hi Muscat, welcome to the forum and congratulations on picking up a Muscateer. If you have any photos of it, upload them to the gallery so that we can see what you bought. For information, make sure you check out the couple of brochures we have on the home page: Muscateer Brochures