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It will probably be easiest to pull the engine, not much to it! thanks for stopping by. Good luck with your project

@muddythumper8152 Thanks for the reply, I'm down to two nuts and I should be able to pull the motor. Everything is tight though, had to use a mirror and a really short wrench to get the nuts holding the motor to the frame. Bought this to get to the camp in the winter. I can hardly wait to use it! Cheers!

@@tomtutone4668 congrats on being the only negative comment, typically you attract what you put out

@@muddythumper8152 YEP, if your "followers" are are 100% BEGINNER MORONS, I can see that.And, as most educated achievers say..." Most people should not be allowed to post on EWE TOOB". You included. Best thing you can do for yourself fella is EDIT EDIT EDIT. As we say in the MARINES, POUND SAND! Or in another parlance you would understand... your "video"is just plan YAWN.

@@devinnorman5713 you got any rtv to loan ?

@@lesrawding7554 I collected them from market place , classifieds , etc over the years

@@johnny_boy7612 usually with magnums they’re 22 inch tires. If you have 24 inch tires you might not have a lot of body clearance on top. 13 inch plastic tracks are a standard size. I wouldn’t run rubber tracks on the old machine because it wouldn’t have a lot of power to pull them realistically. If you run wider then 13 inch you’ll need wheel spacers to clear the tub. You can also made hybrid tracks. Look up homemade Adair style tracks , they’re a rubber metal type track. Tracks are ideal for bog, marsh , snow and heavy mud. I’ve been using my 6x6 without tracks 80% of the year and just throw them on during the winter. 24 inch tires take the same size track as 22 inch tires just make sure you got tub clearance that’s all

@@NealNeallix no problem me ol trout! We got a few sleds kicking around. Soon time for some more sled content lol

@@yield9 I’ve been meaning to do a long ride video soon , time just goes by too quick. No issues with my bike , tgb Canada is expanding meaning parts will be more available. I still love my bike. I’ll try to get a new video of the bike this weekend , weather dependent. I’m in Newfoundland we get bad winters here, I only used her in light snow. No issues with it. If it’s heavy snow I’ll take the 6x6 with tracks or snowmobile. Good luck with it! I’d take my Argo quad any day all around this place. I bought her new so I don’t tear it up and don’t be hard on it. Can’t afford to destroy my toys ! All the best - muddy

@@yield9 also if you wanna talk to Argo quad owners or read reviews , join my fb group called Argo xplorer atv and SxS. I couldn’t find any reviews either , but enjoying mechanics I took a chance and didn’t regret it.

@@Filthyanimalyeh there’s a video of one on RUclips somewhere, some guy had a motorcycle engine in one. To me it wouldn’t be as nice cause then you have a clutch and gears which would make a Argo pretty challenging to drive with the turning and changing gears. See if you can find like a 20 hp diesel engine or something similar. Snowmobile engine, or something like that. Not sure if you have princess auto over there. We see 713cc engines go on sale all the time for 1000$ cad. Heck even powerful snowblower engine would do it. I’d just stick to high hp like 20+. Cheers -muddy

@@muddythumper8152 thanks buddy I'll look into it 💪🏻

@@PaulineShattler I haven’t had any issues with my new ones yet. What is the issue you’re having with?

@@Filthyanimalyeh thanks! I’m from the main city of St. John’s. All around Newfoundland we have different dialects mainly Scottish Irish English descents. Mine came from Scotland. Thanks for stopping by , good luck on your Argo hunt if you’re getting one. Any questions drop a line

@@muddythumper8152 cheers buddy

@@richardstone8615 thanks for stopping by , I’m on the east coast. You guys get more snow over that way that’s for sure!

@@muddythumper8152oh that’s bestkind and yes sir we do get a lot , I hope we get a good amount enough for some good ski doing this winter season 🙏🏻 thanks again for your help with the bravo , much appreciated and hopefully you guys gets a good amount of snow this year for the trail’s

how are the ak bush tracks in the snow ? id like to get a hybrid style like that one day for the falls and springs

@@QuintonWilliamson-iv8ll yes me buddy I’m downsizing , come look at it if you like

@@bearhart1799 make sure your carbs are clean, she could be flooding herself. Check the plugs after it stalls. Also ignition coil for your plug could be getting bad. They usually heat up and lose spark when they are old and work out

@@SmugMrSmitty yes I still got this one, I’m keeping her. I sold another 200m and currently selling my two 250’s. I became a hoarder and realized you only need one good bike and a few parts lol! My favourite bike is the 200m. Thanks for stopping by !

@muddythumper8152 lol. I just got my '84 125m up and running, after it sitting in the bush (in northern Canada) under a tarp for 15years. And my oldest son just told me he has a '84 200 for me. Great old bikes, can't go wrong with an old honda👍

@@DeanMay-n3h I haven’t done a fluid diff change yet , haven’t put many kms on mine lately been using my 6 wheeler more for going in ponds and whatnot. With lockers I read in the manual that you have to be doing I thinks it’s like 10km hr or so tops so not very fast. I do use the lockers only if I come across a bad spot and let her crawl through. I got a 5-6 trip planned for the 570 soon just gotta clue up some recent projects

@@DeanMay-n3h it’s all in how you treat machines no matter the brand ! Thanks for stopping by ! Still love my 570 Le

@@andrewh5988 you got that right , Me and the ol man usually goes together. I got stuck twice in the back country , once was in a deep river lol. Always nice having another machine

@@denislosieroutdoors I just tries it out every now and then to see if there’s any water. Mine takes on no water at all

@muddythumper8152 ok makes sense... I just got on to ur channel mentioned in a earlier video that I just got one going to try it in my lake this weekend lol... any pointers for 1st voyage

@@denislosieroutdoors if you got a new one, if you go in the water make sure you sit in the middle and get used to the balance of it. I always sit in the center. take it easy and make sure she doesnt have any leaks, and have fun with it! a paddle can come in handy for a spare and lifejacket and working bilge pump. im used to mine now in the water and use her like a boat!

@@georgetaylor9154 I used tremclad or just rustoleum primer then paint

@@homemadebusyness3880 in terms of what ?

@muddythumper8152 I need to get an air filter for my snowmobile but I don't know how many mm it is

low PSI 12 volt, go with 1-4 psi pump, they sell them on amazon. any higher PSI youll flood the engine

@@muddythumper8152 can you tell me which pump on Amazon to buy?

@@kirk467 yea you probably got a 250 big red , it’s not hand just screws into the carb. Plunger choke

@@kaydendelahoussaye8752 pretty easy, on the rear you can some nice steel plate and fab up some brackets or take the rear carrier and but the top bolt into the bottom one for the frame then weld on or bolt on a lower bracket. For the front you can weld the forks longer or we’ll some tube to length the forks

@@muddythumper8152 okay thank you ima try to do that

Do you have any videos on making one?

Or dimensions to make one

revco! bought black steelies

@@FrontierEric nice choice ! Love my lil scout. I had a older 8x8 that I done up on the channel where I like to go 6x6 is easier for getting around and thanks !

Nice looking mod u did can't believe they don't come with a fan now a days there eh! Thanks for sharing

@@justinyeo6358 I used these ones bought it on sale www.amazon.ca/Marine-Electric-Bilge-Blower-130cfm/dp/B00F7ANK7S/ref=mp_s_a_1_3_pp?crid=36NG6IWONXG5U&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.da2-qr2EA9zbSbI5Q_Tw0LAXiX1Cr7X0GFzP8TNoOCy54kUuypJcjKWlSzPmhcW8RL_8VqgtLrWGdF0R57MrG_lnb5FhIa1rqJgSs5aByPdxxX2v_NiPtS9joxqMdOOKhhTG6Ew1xy0wJYIfD0I3Xpu4_AIbVv4DM1Xc_B1QVxkQD6FQPmSriuzEw-8TCdR8Bhi75vfRjZKqnHmRsdbJ8Q.22oErfI-gQTm-NyQnrDfbCa_-EfBkKSsSmw5Wkf6JuQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=bilge+blower&qid=1721081816&sprefix=bilge+blower%2Caps%2C177&sr=8-3 There’s cheaper ones there too does the same thing. Just get a 3 inch inline blower