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l was waiting for one of your mugs having tape over it saying mustie1, thanks for the shout out, and hope you have better luck in the water then l did, its more like point 4 miles an hour..
Musti 1 I used to have a,scrambler had alot of fun with it tayl is right on the transmission it need one and it will go alitle faster with the fnr version putting a vanguard will help lol they all fun machines I still enjoy them when I can
Check the tire sizes, most of those run a slightly larger tire in the center position to help them pivot on turns. That one looks like the larger tires are on the front and rear of the right side and the other 4 are the smaller ones.
It's a SKID STEER. I think the middle tires need to be the largest ones so it will pivot easier. Right now it looks like the middle tires are the smallest ones.
Very cool. I remember seeing one of these in the early 70's. In Saint John, IN. There was an area known as 'Jones's twenty acres' where the owner was very old, and didn't keep tabs on the property, which was mostly a huge shallow swamp. No one really went there, or fished there because it was so shallow, maybe four feet deep. But we rode our mini bikes around the area and one day someone came out in one of these and it was pretty cool. BTW, I bet this is where the Ruskies got the idea for the now, best ATV in the world, the SHERP. They cost over $100k and are amazing machines, powered by a Kabota diesel engine and can go anywhere and are nearly impossible to get stuck.
Please keep in mind that the upper shell of the Scrambler is part of the structure. It adds a lot of stiffness to the lower half. You might try something resembling the front strut tower bracing on performance cars but instead of a point load spread out the connection point where you cut the body to hinge it.
Definitely not safe for Grandma's front yard. Looks like it'd tear it up.Would flipping those tires around help with traction while turning? Great find though fellas! What's up with the side by side sitting behind the shop? For sale?
I would consider an engine compartment blower fan like they use in boats with an enclosed engine. We don't need you gettin' all blowed up an' on fire now Taryl.
I used to work at the place that built those, back in the 80's. That particular one looks like part Action Age machine. The newer one's has a gas tank under the dash, first ones were metal tanks then they put plastic ones in. They started putting a hood on the back to excess the motor better too. The reverse in newer machines was just a starter motor that ran off a toothed brake disc. The "brake fluid" on newer ones used transmission fluid. I don't know what type yours would have. Some had bilge pumps mounted on them to prevent sinking. I know every part on those machines. They stopped making those in Genoa in early 90's I think. The tracks for those are a pain in the rear to take off and put on if they weren't properly maintained. You have to drive them opposite of how you drive something else, foot to the floor while turning! Lol. Thanks!
My buddy had one when we were 14. We drove the crap out of it for a couple years and the darn thing would go everywhere we pointed it. Really cool to see one on here.
That was my first thought; That was not your average mini-bike for the kids. I imagine it's going to be some fun to drive once he's got it up to snuff.
Where did you get that Jerry can pump I need one of those things. 👍👍 I say check the ground pressure on that little six-wheeled unit and run over slippers 😅😅😅
Ha! I loved the Bananna Splits. I repair the onboard effects on the old VOX guitars they used to play on that show. This thing also reminds me of something you'd see in a 1967 Playboy magazine spread.
Geez, you could buy a base model compact car in 1974 for less than the price of those things! Truly a rich man's toy back then...a Grassrat buggy today!
That fuel was the same color as my 90 year old grandpas first whiz in the morning , I know cause he was a non flusher, grew up with outhouses and thought it was a waste of water and time.
Good idea to make the rear open up ! I would use a 12 volt starter for reverse , my gold wing trike has one and it works great ! Just use a on/off switch and a momentary button ! Easy Peazy !
I worked in a mower shop in the mid 90’s when I was a teenager. Some guy dropped one off to work on. They’re pretty cool! Seriously you guys are the BEST on you tube! I laugh all the time with Taryl’s sarcasm! Lol!!
Thats to funny Taryl remembers the Banana Splits, he must be about my age. How about those Sour Grapes , the splits nemesis. They were all named Charlie lol
I try to watch all the small engine mustie videos. I have learned so much. The car or vw ones I don't get into. These videos supplement when those come out .
the middle tires are placed lower than the front or rear so that on pavement only 4 tires will be on the ground at one time. But if they don't have enough air pressure they all will touch the ground.
Funny. I just got an old 6-wheeler too. Nothing is FREE in Ontario though. Beat out 23-others to get it.. within hours of posting, LOL. 16hp Tec. Cheers!
He says follow us, don't bother us. I mean hey, I know I asked a question no one on TH-cam covered, how to bend one of those brake pads they use on certain machinery, because they come shipped flat. If ya ask me, it would be a good topic to cover in a video, because no one has and people wanna know. But hey what do I know right? I only work on small power equipment every day. He's got time for some not others, like across the pond. Its all good. Still a good topic to cover, how to bend one of those solid flat brake shoes into the curved shape it needs to be in to rub against the pulley to stop the implement from turning. I'm sure I'm not the only one whos ever sent a question though. Maybe I'll make a video on it, I got instructions from Ariens on how its done. 🍰
When I fixed selectric typewriters I always installed a second beĺt on the drive shaft for the same reason. To tear the typewriter apart to replace the belt was a lot of work. But when the belt broke it was a 5 minute job to put the spare on.
I always wanted a banana buggy!! If it was anyone else I would be jealous but you deserve it mr dactal! do so much for people and you saved mama kitty to! I hope you don’t take the receipt out so you can give the kids rides at the minibike show and so slippers can I have a ride to and Junior. Be safe you guys we love you!
you will need a 18hp + engine for it to run fast and climb hills fast. turning on pavement or concrete will tear up the drive train. for these AATV's to turn they need to be on a surface that the tires can slide or skid easily. check all you wheel bearings it looked like the right rear passenger axle bearing is bad. AATV = AMPHIBIOUS ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE.
The scrambler steering setup was junk. Just a little water in the tub and the clutches would slip. Out of about a 120 original manufacturers of these vehicles only one is still producing...which is, Argo. Price rage is $10,000.00 to $30,000.00 for a new machine.
No reverse? Why would they put so much time and engineering into that thing and not give it reverse. Imagine having to push that thing backwards every time you get somewhere where you need to back up. Other than that it’s pretty cool.
The clutch system in that 6 wheeler looks like the 1 in my 1990 CUSHMAN GT-1. It has an 8 horsepower Kohler Magnum in it. You can see it on my TH-cam channel.
I got a perfect idea for your new tank Terrell you should put a T-shirt cannon on the front and shoot grass rat T-shirts @ people that would be freaking awesome!!
You can tell that thing wasn't made to run on pavement because of the skid steering. They couldn't steer past that parked car. I bet it could really tear up a lawn too.
I just got a Max 2 6x6 last year. That thing is a blast to tear up the trails with! Mine came with a 16hp Vanguard v-twin. Unfortunately the flywheel cracked and Briggs doesn't sell the 805192 anymore. It took me a few months to scrounge up the right one. I'm waiting for it to be delivered Saturday, or Monday. I can't wait to get it running again. Mine didn't go very well in the snow, but in the mud, it's a screamer! I hope you have some fun times with your 6x6. I'm glad my Max 2 came with it's manuals. It may be a bitch to work on, but it's worth it to me.
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l was waiting for one of your mugs having tape over it saying mustie1, thanks for the shout out, and hope you have better luck in the water then l did, its more like point 4 miles an hour..
LMAO.
Mustie1 - I was thinking the same thing!
What a bonus Sunday - both a Mustie and a Tarryl video same day.
Musti 1 I used to have a,scrambler had alot of fun with it tayl is right on the transmission it need one and it will go alitle faster with the fnr version putting a vanguard will help lol they all fun machines I still enjoy them when I can
When are we going to see some Mustie1 “merch”? Could put my Mustie1 mug next to my Taryl mug. My 2 favorite TH-cam channels.
Check the tire sizes, most of those run a slightly larger tire in the center position to help them pivot on turns. That one looks like the larger tires are on the front and rear of the right side and the other 4 are the smaller ones.
Good Eye! The centre wheels are definitely smaller and should likely be on the front. More air in center wheels would also help.
It's a SKID STEER. I think the middle tires need to be the largest ones so it will pivot easier. Right now it looks like the middle tires are the smallest ones.
I thought the same.
There's the makin's of a good few videos right there. I'm looking forward to them.
Very cool. I remember seeing one of these in the early 70's. In Saint John, IN. There was an area known as 'Jones's twenty acres' where the owner was very old, and didn't keep tabs on the property, which was mostly a huge shallow swamp. No one really went there, or fished there because it was so shallow, maybe four feet deep. But we rode our mini bikes around the area and one day someone came out in one of these and it was pretty cool. BTW, I bet this is where the Ruskies got the idea for the now, best ATV in the world, the SHERP. They cost over $100k and are amazing machines, powered by a Kabota diesel engine and can go anywhere and are nearly impossible to get stuck.
Banana splits. Bingo, Flegal, Drooper, and Snork. Yep, I remember them. LOL
Holy crap, Taryl! MAJOR PROPS for the Bannana Splits reference! I had to search you tube and watch the intro again. Thumbs up as always.
Hilarious seeing you two out the front of the shops “oh Taryl is at it again!!”
Add a tow hitch and a little red wagon for slap nuts slippers!!
Man what a score Taryl
Please keep in mind that the upper shell of the Scrambler is part of the structure. It adds a lot of stiffness to the lower half. You might try something resembling the front strut tower bracing on performance cars but instead of a point load spread out the connection point where you cut the body to hinge it.
Definitely not safe for Grandma's front yard. Looks like it'd tear it up.Would flipping those tires around help with traction while turning? Great find though fellas! What's up with the side by side sitting behind the shop? For sale?
you should build a racing mower sometime. I'd love to make one but I don't really know where to start.
21:21 ive seen Mustie1 do that, hey its advertising for you
When i was a kid we had a family member that had a bigger one that would seat 6 people. Was so much fun
It looks like smaller brother to the eight wheeled argo.
You have to fit this in a new Omega Man type video!!
Great video guys, get er running.......
Turn into a hydro drive. Use the set up out of a zero turn.
It looks like the spare belt would go on pretty easy, it's already run over the drive shaft, just 1 keeper bolt to remove.
I had one back in the day ,, it doesn't like blacktop...
I'm surprised there's no bilge pump.
Hey look it's The Banana Splits mobile!!
I would consider an engine compartment blower fan like they use in boats with an enclosed engine. We don't need you gettin' all blowed up an' on fire now Taryl.
When it's driving towards the camera, it looks like Minion from the PlayStation Twisted Metal Game from the 1990's.
Sweet!! 👍🏻
They came with a key to turn on batteries then a push button to start as i remember
One man's trash is another mans money pit.
I used to work at the place that built those, back in the 80's. That particular one looks like part Action Age machine. The newer one's has a gas tank under the dash, first ones were metal tanks then they put plastic ones in. They started putting a hood on the back to excess the motor better too. The reverse in newer machines was just a starter motor that ran off a toothed brake disc. The "brake fluid" on newer ones used transmission fluid. I don't know what type yours would have. Some had bilge pumps mounted on them to prevent sinking. I know every part on those machines. They stopped making those in Genoa in early 90's I think. The tracks for those are a pain in the rear to take off and put on if they weren't properly maintained. You have to drive them opposite of how you drive something else, foot to the floor while turning! Lol. Thanks!
What was that company called if you don’t mind me asking?
That would be some good gas to leave out in the open for the thieves to steal.
Maybe Ronnie could use some free gas…lol.
Just add some K100. It will be fine.
Soon as I saw the thumbnail, I said. "YES!! The Banana Splits"
When I was a kid the Banana Splits rode these.
Mustie1 has a Beaver and Taryl a Scrambler. It's Time for an atv race.
indiana vs new hampshire.
Mustie1's goes nowhere in water.
He did have a lotta fun on a go cart track tho against go carts.
Awesome vid that one.
My buddy had one when we were 14. We drove the crap out of it for a couple years and the darn thing would go everywhere we pointed it. Really cool to see one on here.
No such thing as being to hard on the beaver 🤣🤣🤣
Wow, using an inflation calculator, those things were $11-12K in todays dollars.
That was my first thought; That was not your average mini-bike for the kids. I imagine it's going to be some fun to drive once he's got it up to snuff.
That's where hover craft come in 😉
2:55. That's good customer relations, guy gives it to you for free, so you hook him up with the shop's good neighbor discount
My uncle used one to herd cows with one, they were great.
And my uncle is herding Bees...
Yo yo from the 🇬🇧 6 wheels no way man. For free wooo hooo
Banana split was killer man
I remember the banana splits
Danger Island!
One banana two banana
Uh oh! Chongo!
CRAP! Now I have the Banana Splits song stuck in my head! The chick magnets on mine are weak, can they be replaced?
Where did you get that Jerry can pump I need one of those things. 👍👍
I say check the ground pressure on that little six-wheeled unit and run over slippers 😅😅😅
I need one of those gas can pumps too for my diesel tractor 5 gal cans!
Do NOT run it in water without making sure the plugs are in. Don't ask how I know.
That thing will be a sweet ride once taryl gets it the way he wants it..
Cool. Put a Gun Turret on it and go duck hunting.
Hey Tarel, no tools needed to change that belt, it's on the shaft already, just put it on the motor side first and run it up over the drive pully ...
"well give it a yank and let's roll" LMAO!
That is a groovy machine, it would be worth a pretty penny over here in “good old England” 😂
Yeah for hit & runs,making sure of it.....scrambled 🤣
That's about what it's worth here in the States
Ha! I loved the Bananna Splits. I repair the onboard effects on the old VOX guitars they used to play on that show. This thing also reminds me of something you'd see in a 1967 Playboy magazine spread.
Nice project. I'm looking forward to this build.
I thought Early Cuyler was "The Scrambler", they said it couldn't be done.
"Don't Touch The Trim!" LOL
Geez, you could buy a base model compact car in 1974 for less than the price of those things! Truly a rich man's toy back then...a Grassrat buggy today!
Nice find.
Someone was smart enough to put the extra belt over the shafts already.
I had an attex 340cc snowmobile engine 2strke 2 cyl on six wheeler that went 55mph faster than you wanted to
Back in Maine family had one in the 60's called a Jigger.
That fuel was the same color as my 90 year old grandpas first whiz in the morning , I know cause he was a non flusher, grew up with outhouses and thought it was a waste of water and time.
That scrambler looks like a cousin to the Argo machine. Glad you got it running. Good show.
So, now are you going to paint it Banana Splits colors and dress up like the characters?
Tarly there’s not gas..No ethanol gas...can you help us to change mover to propane tank?...thanks
If it was mine those rivets would go and be replaced with stainless screws and self locking nuts.
Good idea to make the rear open up ! I would use a 12 volt starter for reverse , my gold wing trike has one and it works great ! Just use a on/off switch and a momentary button ! Easy Peazy !
Taryl you should take that booger to the Portland minibike show, that would be cool!
It's stolen lol
Lol could be!
Mitsubishi? What a beauty. Want. Needs Reverse. Time for a Haircut?
How does it Mow?... Hehehe
The banana splits! Yes.. put a diesel motor.. 😅 Great score 👏
Yep a 2 cyl would be perfect!
I rode in one that belonged to the forestry dept in the 1960s. It was orange, steered with levers. It did seem to be better built.
Likely by ARGO made in New Hamburg ON.
@@gordbaker896 Yes that sounds familiar. It worked well and I'm thankful for that because it was quite the rigorous course.
LOL how many coupons XD! That things awesome!
I worked in a mower shop in the mid 90’s when I was a teenager. Some guy dropped one off to work on. They’re pretty cool!
Seriously you guys are the BEST on you tube! I laugh all the time with Taryl’s sarcasm! Lol!!
Holy cow! That $2144 in '74 is almost $12000 today!
Definitely need a Mustie! Coffee mug. I'm always looking for that Easter egg on his video's, good stuff
Your impression of me is slightly off...🤣
I sawEd McMann run over Johnny Carson with one of those to show how light the footprint was, Johnny was a real cool guy.
I've been working on my garden tractors all day, wish you were here!
Thats to funny Taryl remembers the Banana Splits, he must be about my age. How about those Sour Grapes , the splits nemesis. They were all named Charlie lol
You remember the Banana Splits? I know exactly how old you are.
Fleegle, Bingo, Drooper and Snorky. Fa-la-la....
My father-in-law installed a metro geo 3 cylinder engine into his. Way more power he said.
Those are 50 hp I’ll say that would’ve been more power
Love Mustie1, but cant always commit to his 1 hour plus videos... usually binge them in the winter when outdoor fun is limited!!
I try to watch all the small engine mustie videos. I have learned so much. The car or vw ones I don't get into. These videos supplement when those come out .
That belt looks zip tied with that one end already around the shaft.
Yes that was the point the extra belt is already ready to go.
33:45 I think if the tires were aired up all the way it would skid better on pavement
the middle tires are placed lower than the front or rear so that on pavement only 4 tires will be on the ground at one time. But if they don't have enough air pressure they all will touch the ground.
Funny. I just got an old 6-wheeler too. Nothing is FREE in Ontario though. Beat out 23-others to get it.. within hours of posting, LOL. 16hp Tec. Cheers!
Anyone noticed slippers mixed up his ronnie accent when he came running out after he heard it start
Smoooooth
He says follow us, don't bother us. I mean hey, I know I asked a question no one on TH-cam covered, how to bend one of those brake pads they use on certain machinery, because they come shipped flat. If ya ask me, it would be a good topic to cover in a video, because no one has and people wanna know. But hey what do I know right? I only work on small power equipment every day. He's got time for some not others, like across the pond. Its all good. Still a good topic to cover, how to bend one of those solid flat brake shoes into the curved shape it needs to be in to rub against the pulley to stop the implement from turning. I'm sure I'm not the only one whos ever sent a question though. Maybe I'll make a video on it, I got instructions from Ariens on how its done. 🍰
Looks like the belt is already routed around the shaft and frame .
Add two hydro drives
Would steer a lot better
When I fixed selectric typewriters I always installed a second beĺt on the drive shaft for the same reason. To tear the typewriter apart to replace the belt was a lot of work. But when the belt broke it was a 5 minute job to put the spare on.
I always wanted a banana buggy!! If it was anyone else I would be jealous but you deserve it mr dactal! do so much for people and you saved mama kitty to! I hope you don’t take the receipt out so you can give the kids rides at the minibike show and so slippers can I have a ride to and Junior. Be safe you guys we love you!
Slippers is the best...
Go to Terrel Mug ,definitely don’t use it for gas, was using it for coffee up until it cracked unfortunately.
you will need a 18hp + engine for it to run fast and climb hills fast. turning on pavement or concrete will tear up the drive train. for these AATV's to turn they need to be on a surface that the tires can slide or skid easily. check all you wheel bearings it looked like the right rear passenger axle bearing is bad.
AATV = AMPHIBIOUS ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE.
Banana Splits TV show. The result of drugs...bit like HR Puff'n'Stuff
The scrambler steering setup was junk. Just a little water in the tub and the clutches would slip.
Out of about a 120 original manufacturers of these vehicles only one is still producing...which is, Argo. Price rage is $10,000.00 to $30,000.00 for a new machine.
The PO could’ve put that up on Facebook marketplace and got $3500 for it on the first day it was for sale!
No reverse? Why would they put so much time and engineering into that thing and not give it reverse. Imagine having to push that thing backwards every time you get somewhere where you need to back up. Other than that it’s pretty cool.
The clutch system in that 6 wheeler looks like the 1 in my 1990 CUSHMAN GT-1. It has an 8 horsepower Kohler Magnum in it.
You can see it on my TH-cam channel.
I got a perfect idea for your new tank Terrell you should put a T-shirt cannon on the front and shoot grass rat T-shirts @ people that would be freaking awesome!!
You can tell that thing wasn't made to run on pavement because of the skid steering. They couldn't steer past that parked car. I bet it could really tear up a lawn too.
I just got a Max 2 6x6 last year. That thing is a blast to tear up the trails with! Mine came with a 16hp Vanguard v-twin. Unfortunately the flywheel cracked and Briggs doesn't sell the 805192 anymore. It took me a few months to scrounge up the right one. I'm waiting for it to be delivered Saturday, or Monday. I can't wait to get it running again.
Mine didn't go very well in the snow, but in the mud, it's a screamer! I hope you have some fun times with your 6x6.
I'm glad my Max 2 came with it's manuals.
It may be a bitch to work on, but it's worth it to me.