[bracken521]

Just picked up a "new" 2014 6x6. Nice piece of equipment. Bought it for work on the farm.

Been reading this site for about a month as I was doing my due diligence. Lots of great information and helpful people on this site. Kudos to you all.

Also own a 1988 Mule (4x2), which still runs great (but can't go any where near the places on the farm that the 6x6 will get me) and an Argo Bigfoot 6x6.

Guess I like my toys.

 

[alloutdoors]

Welcome aboard and do post a picture of that new ride I do know there are some 6x6 folks on this forum

 

[commanderjjones]

Welcome aboard.

The 6x6 is definitely a workhorse. When maximum traction and carrying capacity are needed, they are hard to beat.

 

[Hartone]

Welcome aboard

 

[kscfire]

Welcome to PRC.

 

[bracken521]

Thanks folks for the welcomes. alloutdoors, I'm sort of an old codger, so I'd have to ask one of my sons to help me post a picture! But it's just your standard stock 6x6 in green.

 

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[Ranger Tim]

Welcome to PRC

 

[rowe doo]

Welcome to the club :encouragement:

 

[mustangwagz]

Welcome! OHhh dang, Your an ARGO owner! Yes, and Amphib owner! are you a member at 6x6world.com? i used to own an attex, got outta it though... someday i will own another amphib, but it'll be a newer machine. lol

 

[bracken521]

Welcome! OHhh dang, Your an ARGO owner! Yes, and Amphib owner! are you a member at 6x6world.com? i used to own an attex, got outta it though... someday i will own another amphib, but it'll be a newer machine. lol

Probably will catch all kinds of grief for saying this on here, but the Argo is a nice vehicle. But I wanted something with an attached cargo bed and to be honest, something that is a lot easier for this old man with bad knees to get in and out of. Looked at a 6x4 Gator (really liked the low center of gravity since my farm has a lot of steep hillsides on it) but took one out in the snow (about 6" or so) and it promptly got stuck. No thanks. The Ranger 6x6 fits my needs to a T. Really hoping it holds up as well as the Argo and the old Mule have. If so, it will be a home run.

 

[RangerBruce]

Welcome from the Pacific Northwest !!

 

[Blaze]

Welcome to the club !!!