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I use boat plugs,, the axles however,, always load full of grease before swimming,, because it’s part of your seal too,, most of us 6x6 enthusiasts utilize an auto sump/bilge pump, with a float and switch,,,,, welcome to the club Taryl,,, enjoy that beauty
All you guys rock & you're by far the most fun I have on YT! Junior, believe me your background sound effects never go un-noticed. They are awesome & the videos wouldn't be the same without them. (Everyone knows you're the creative mastermind behind almost all of the big TFA productions.) I just felt like giving you some props since you're mostly behind the scenes & prolly aren't given nearly enough credit publicly.
Hopefully Taryl would get the tracks too, that would be more awesome, he’ll have two sets of wheels, some for off-road and some for sand/water, minus well to have the tracks for all-terrain 😅😅😅😅
Ammo can for tools ,WD40 , extra spark plug , and a beer holder. Are the 2 best things to have on tractors or utility vehicles . I've been keeping a neodymium magnet stack (2 or 3 is best ) while working on small engines , lawn mower / Roto till . freaking life saver!! Time saver!! Gives me a chubby thinking about that "clink" sound the bolt and magnet make when they meet in the tall grass. I strongly advise getting some from home depot best 8 bucks I spent since I dont know when.
You're right about fiberglass burning, Taryl. I saw a Chapparral Ski boat that had been sunk below the surface of Lake Powell out here in AZ, now exposed because of drought and lowered water levels. It had burned then sunk but holy cow, the thing's hull had burned clear to the waterline...YIKES!
THAT Briggs throttle kit is what you need for most factory Go Kart and Mini-Bike setups. It's what utilizes the governor throttle control. If you bypass or remove the governor, you can hook a throttle cable directly to the carburetor butterfly. . .
Best battery tender charger is ctek, they charge and then monitor the battery. When the battery reaches the correct voltage it stops charging and watches the voltage. When it drops to low it charges again. Unlike those battery tenders that supply a constant amperage and cook the battery.
Clutches maybe for turning? Different wheel speeds so you dont bust axles. Those things are really cool. Guy in my neighborhood had one when I was a kid. Banana Splits!
I love watching you guys!!! How many years have you been working on small engines and stuff? I am just blown away by your knowledge!!! Awesome content!!!
Love your videos Carol I'm a huge fan. The only problem I see with the battery box is the frame that you welded won't accept a bigger battery so it really doesn't do any good to have the adjustable tie down.
My Scrambler (not currently operational) has 3-bolt hubs with 2 (each) roll pins rather than cotter pins and had the old balloon tires (molded to the rims). I'll have to punch and/or drill out the seized pins and make new hubs in order to put more modern rims and tires on. This one also has the front tank as mentioned in part 1.
had a friend who had a heavily modified Flat fender CJ with a buick V6 and paddle tires. They had a second house in northern minnesota. We would drive through old corduroy wood log roads that were under wetlands and dig for old log camp items. This was in the early eighties before the internet and GPS. He had paper maps from the Minnesota DNR and forestry.
Nice upgrades Taryl! You sure like to tinker...improve on the existing! Probably one of the reasons you are so good at your business. Enjoyed the video. Thanks!
Slow leaks are fine, long as it's not gushing in/out. a Small 12V bilge pump would be ideal though, if you were out on the lake fishing for a few hours
@@grumpyoldirishman313 thanks for info. I still can't pic it being better. I would think it would be better other way no matter the terrain. Have a blessed day
in thee olden days of points ignition on cars when 12 volts batteries became common, the coils were 6 volts with a ballast resistor. Te 4th terminal was a ballast resistor by-pass to give a hotter spark for starting. ! volts would burn out a coil in continual usage, hence the 4th terminal system.
If there was a way to to hinge the front so you could flip the top cover forward for access to the engine similar to a snowmobile hood. Also I hope they are able to reproduce some of those vintage beach photos from the brochure.
Given that this buggy can be used in swamps or streams, I would drill some big holes in the sides of the old battery box and install a bilge pump in there. Just in case of future leaks!
Just a thought about placing the battery just below the gas tank... I've had positive and negative battery cables cross and nearly start a fire and it was inches away from the gas tank. Just my $0.02.
I'd be curious to see how the tires that are on it now would perform if they were swapped side to side. I think they are on backwards.. directionally speaking
7:`16 Those Ford style solenoids works best when they're vertical. Also that style of Ford solenoid wasn't self grounded. If it was a three terminal it would have been. 11:40 Always use a float charger not a trickel charger
@@anti-trollcomedian1664 From experience it does. If you ever took one apart and saw how the disc contacts the two main terminal lugs you would understand.
Put hinges on the seat so you can tilt it forward or backward. Put a spring loaded latch to hold the seat in place. Build your own storage box to fit under the seat to hold extra spark plug, took kit, quart of oil, couple of empty oil bottles full of gasoline, etc.
I had argos back in the 70s and they had 2 pins holding on the hub like yours and they were shit!! When the tires went rolling by fast then you most of the time throw tire in back as the axel were pin fitted broken off so need another axel good luck with yours maybe you need to think trying the spine type that argo uses and rims are easy to get if needing rims I must have 30 here
A few things: Did you paint the battery tray after making it? Did you grease up those chains? And, did you sand down the edge of the battery box after cutting it down? My OCD is working overtime.
@@markwitte303 Other 6x6 ATVs aren't useless in water. They drive pretty good *provided of course* that you have the proper paddle style tires. But a small outboard or propeller on the back would be a great idea, like a German Schwimmwagen....
I am guessing with the new paddle tires you are going to have problems on land with turning. Just a guess but looking forward to seeing how it turns out. Always wanted one with tracks on it.
Awesome I'm building another one as we speak mine has a 7hp Briggs stick steering and pullstart only no headlights nothing base model super light weight mint original balloon tires too it's a model 1300 not sure of the year but steel gas tank in the front
Why not make the seat easily removable with hold down clips of some sort then you can have accessible storage under the seat. You could even hinge it either front or rear.
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I use boat plugs,, the axles however,, always load full of grease before swimming,, because it’s part of your seal too,, most of us 6x6 enthusiasts utilize an auto sump/bilge pump, with a float and switch,,,,, welcome to the club Taryl,,, enjoy that beauty
All you guys rock & you're by far the most fun I have on YT!
Junior, believe me your background sound effects never go un-noticed.
They are awesome & the videos wouldn't be the same without them.
(Everyone knows you're the creative mastermind behind almost all of the big TFA productions.)
I just felt like giving you some props since you're mostly behind the scenes & prolly aren't given nearly enough credit publicly.
need the intro to the banana splits when Taryl's scooting around in the 6 wheeler
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The double holes in axle are for if you put tracks on to extend them out so the track will clear the body.
Is that from experience?
@@libertyforamericanow yes, I worked at the Genoa, OH. plant a couple years before it closed and moved up into northern Michigan
Hopefully Taryl would get the tracks too, that would be more awesome, he’ll have two sets of wheels, some for off-road and some for sand/water, minus well to have the tracks for all-terrain 😅😅😅😅
@@antoniorazo7945 i talked to him yesterday, he's trying to source the tracks now. Also gonna put a bigger engine in it.
Festus eye lol
Use a ammo can for some storage. That would go good with that paint scheme.
Too big for it to go under the seat and impossible to open the lid
@@melvinthemechanic Turn it sideways/ or put it on its side??
Ammo can for tools ,WD40 , extra spark plug , and a beer holder. Are the 2 best things to have on tractors or utility vehicles . I've been keeping a neodymium magnet stack (2 or 3 is best ) while working on small engines , lawn mower / Roto till . freaking life saver!! Time saver!! Gives me a chubby thinking about that "clink" sound the bolt and magnet make when they meet in the tall grass. I strongly advise getting some from home depot best 8 bucks I spent since I dont know when.
You're right about fiberglass burning, Taryl. I saw a Chapparral Ski boat that had been sunk below the surface of Lake Powell out here in AZ, now exposed because of drought and lowered water levels. It had burned then sunk but holy cow, the thing's hull had burned clear to the waterline...YIKES!
The two biggest diameter tires are supposed to go in the center on each side for easier turning on hardpack and pavement
I’m really looking forward to seeing those sand tires in the water and mud. I’ll bet they do great.
Pipeline boss had a Scrambler, when we’d hear it coming down the pipeline right of way Talk about bulldozers coming to life 🤣
17:07 Invisible safety steel toe boots disguised as sandals without socks.
I wanted to say Jesus sandals but didn't. So glad I didn't.
I love when I see you using those side cutters I send you for your birthday!!
just a small thank you for everything
you are the best!!
Can you make the seat flip forward like on a riding mower
A Hamms Beer Cooler Mount Would Work For Storage Taryl 😀😀👍🏼
Looking forward to the tire test. Kinda mad at Goodyear for not helping us vintage guys out with new Runamucks. Cheers!
theres people i know that have never got there hands dirty like yours
ever...that 6x6 is crazy great old school fun
THAT Briggs throttle kit is what you need for most factory Go Kart and Mini-Bike setups. It's what utilizes the governor throttle control.
If you bypass or remove the governor, you can hook a throttle cable directly to the carburetor butterfly. . .
Best battery tender charger is ctek, they charge and then monitor the battery. When the battery reaches the correct voltage it stops charging and watches the voltage. When it drops to low it charges again. Unlike those battery tenders that supply a constant amperage and cook the battery.
No doubt that this is one of the best infotainment channels on youtube! Thanks for all you do, Taryl!
I want to see part III right now!
Mentioning fiberglass is flammable, I once saw a nice corvette burn, melt to a blob at a drive-in threatre
Oh the humanity!
Left front drive runs off the left middle drive, already has a clutch that protects both.
Wouldn;t the same be true on the right side then?
These machines need to be manufactured again!
Could you emagine what they would cost!! Hand laid fiberglass body n all! Probably 15 grand! Lol hell utv are 20 gs now.
They are still made. Argo 6x6 atv
@@mikevars8979
I'll have to check those out. Thanks!
Clutches maybe for turning? Different wheel speeds so you dont bust axles. Those things are really cool. Guy in my neighborhood had one when I was a kid. Banana Splits!
I love watching you guys!!! How many years have you been working on small engines and stuff? I am just blown away by your knowledge!!! Awesome content!!!
I was thinking about using sand tires on my 6x6 too..
Awesome video Taryl!!
I'm going to use these videos as a guide when I service mine.
Love your videos Carol I'm a huge fan. The only problem I see with the battery box is the frame that you welded won't accept a bigger battery so it really doesn't do any good to have the adjustable tie down.
Your doing a great job keeping the old vantage machine alive I wish I haven't sold mine
My Scrambler (not currently operational) has 3-bolt hubs with 2 (each) roll pins rather than cotter pins and had the old balloon tires (molded to the rims). I'll have to punch and/or drill out the seized pins and make new hubs in order to put more modern rims and tires on. This one also has the front tank as mentioned in part 1.
Don't like gas routed above battery . Try to create barrier / isolate from each other. So far love it!
Hey get you some of those Habor frieght LED's for better head lights...
had a friend who had a heavily modified Flat fender CJ with a buick V6 and paddle tires. They had a second house in northern minnesota. We would drive through old corduroy wood log roads that were under wetlands and dig for old log camp items. This was in the early eighties before the internet and GPS. He had paper maps from the Minnesota DNR and forestry.
Neat project.Needs a bilge pump.
Most definitely if going into the lake.
Just put slippers in the back with a bucket.
That's a nice piece of equipment! Looks really well made compared to some of the six wheelers. Great score =)
"Welded a couple-a whurshers on dare" LOL Love it.. I think we may be related... . :P
Nice upgrades Taryl! You sure like to tinker...improve on the existing! Probably one of the reasons you are so good at your business. Enjoyed the video. Thanks!
You did a great job making your own battery box you are a awesome fabricator Terrell
Wow, the engine still looks pretty clean on this thing.
Better than any tv show
That thing looks fun, can't believe you got that for free.
Slow leaks are fine, long as it's not gushing in/out. a Small 12V bilge pump would be ideal though, if you were out on the lake fishing for a few hours
love the music! thank you "The Ghoul"
Does it seem like the tires are on backwards. Looks like tread should be pointed the other way.
They are that way to work as paddles in the water. V is to the rear. If the v is forward then it's not so great in the water.
@@grumpyoldirishman313 thanks for info. I still can't pic it being better. I would think it would be better other way no matter the terrain. Have a blessed day
Cool project! Those 6 wheelers are a blast on packed snow/ice!
Can't wait for round 3
in thee olden days of points ignition on cars when 12 volts batteries became common, the coils were 6 volts with a ballast resistor. Te 4th terminal was a ballast resistor by-pass to give a hotter spark for starting. ! volts would burn out a coil in continual usage, hence the 4th terminal system.
If there was a way to to hinge the front so you could flip the top cover forward for access to the engine similar to a snowmobile hood. Also I hope they are able to reproduce some of those vintage beach photos from the brochure.
i think uncensored taryl would be awesome.
Nice machine Taryl, An atv style luggage rack and hitch receivers might be useful. Great video, I'm looking forward to the next one.
Given that this buggy can be used in swamps or streams, I would drill some big holes in the sides of the old battery box and install a bilge pump in there. Just in case of future leaks!
Just a thought about placing the battery just below the gas tank... I've had positive and negative battery cables cross and nearly start a fire and it was inches away from the gas tank. Just my $0.02.
Interested to see how the sand tires do. Maybe a 30 cal plastic ammo box mounted sideways under the dash for storage ?
That is one heck of a great vehicle now that you fixed it up. The guy who gave it to you might regret that he gave it away.
I'd be curious to see how the tires that are on it now would perform if they were swapped side to side. I think they are on backwards.. directionally speaking
7:`16 Those Ford style solenoids works best when they're vertical.
Also that style of Ford solenoid wasn't self grounded.
If it was a three terminal it would have been.
11:40 Always use a float charger not a trickel charger
Don't think that would matter its electromagnetic and gravity effect would not be significant.
@@anti-trollcomedian1664 From experience it does.
If you ever took one apart and saw how the disc contacts the two main terminal lugs you would understand.
Put hinges on the seat so you can tilt it forward or backward. Put a spring loaded latch to hold the seat in place. Build your own storage box to fit under the seat to hold extra spark plug, took kit, quart of oil, couple of empty oil bottles full of gasoline, etc.
That BEAST Is bad azz. Yep ya need a gun rack or turret on the front. FREE ? There is a motor GOD.
I had argos back in the 70s and they had 2 pins holding on the hub like yours and they were shit!! When the tires went rolling by fast then you most of the time throw tire in back as the axel were pin fitted broken off so need another axel good luck with yours maybe you need to think trying the spine type that argo uses and rims are easy to get if needing rims I must have 30 here
Probably do a lot better get the right size tires all around it.
Cant wait for Part 3 to see how this works out.
Can't wait for part 3!
How about making the seat tilt forward or backwards if possible??
Can’t wait to see Part 3 Taryl!
A few things:
Did you paint the battery tray after making it?
Did you grease up those chains?
And, did you sand down the edge of the battery box after cutting it down?
My OCD is working overtime.
I bought an old MAXIV a few years back and couldn't find the parts that it needed. Found a couple outrageously over priced, so it sits.
You rock, dude!!!! Now, I gotta level my deck.
As far as it leaking, I'd put a bilge pump, like a boat!
He should put a bilge with a little 1 wire alternator coming off the motor to help once the bilge pump turns on with a water level sensor or a switch.
they were useless in water, they float. more of a swamp wetland utv.
@@markwitte303 Other 6x6 ATVs aren't useless in water. They drive pretty good *provided of course* that you have the proper paddle style tires.
But a small outboard or propeller on the back would be a great idea, like a German Schwimmwagen....
Mustie1 put one on his 'Beaver' . It's probably a good idea to install a bilge pump on vehicles like those anyway
i bet the neighbors are like.... look how goofy that guy looks out there in his get up! haha
And that early one with spring clutches I believe that a 12 or a 1300 model
Seeing those legs in shorts, I had a hankering for some chicken...lol. Love the videos: educational and entertaining. Great stuff.
Jorts😏
awesome video, man now I want to find another 6x6.
Great video guys, love watching.
FIRE IT UP! X3
problem is installing smaller tires might lower it so much you scrape the ground at places...
Hi Taryl. Do you know where to look for a DYT 4000 gas tank part number 179022?
I have a PUG BADLANDS . The Scrambler looks fun too.
So there's nothing but a little grease gonna keep Tarly from the bottom of Podunk lake?
Terrell where can I get one of them cable throttle setups? My 13 year old wants a foot throttle and I was wondering how to do it.
I was thinking you should use snow blower shear bolts in those axle bolts?
I am guessing with the new paddle tires you are going to have problems on land with turning. Just a guess but looking forward to seeing how it turns out. Always wanted one with tracks on it.
Schweeet! Looking forward to part 3
Attention all Boaters, look out Taryl's trolling threw👍
Can't wait to see the new tires on.
Whoop!
Add a bilge pump. Stainless bolts in the hubs might be easier to remove later.
A mailbox opposite the starter switch for storage ?
Taryl, you tha Man man!
Give er hell Taryl !!!
HAMM'S for ballast!
Your next stop...
THE LAKE!
What's the parts number for the clogged plastic clip you replaced on the throttle control plate.
Taryl, you can't have a fuel filter right over the 🦇 🌴 !!! That's battery in case Slippers couldn't figure it out 😜 😆
coming along nicely, Taryl!
What brand are the 22" tires on it now?
Great job. Remember to take a fishing pole to podunk lake. Lol
Or a shotgun in case Nessie shows up.
Awesome I'm building another one as we speak mine has a 7hp Briggs stick steering and pullstart only no headlights nothing base model super light weight mint original balloon tires too it's a model 1300 not sure of the year but steel gas tank in the front
I put sand tires on my max 2 and it did ok in water but was very rough on land
A couple of small wire baskets on either side, under dash for storage
Could you hinge the seat and make the storage under the seat more accessible?
That thing needs a stereo!
Why not make the seat easily removable with hold down clips of some sort then you can have accessible storage under the seat. You could even hinge it either front or rear.
Great video as usual. Thank you.