Either your rotors are loose, or they are warped

@danieledwards8484 they aren't warped and spin true. They don't bind up when using them and work perfectly. The bolts holding them on are tightened to specs. But yes, they do have some "wiggle" to them for sure.

Sir, it is going to be very tight, as I recall the Argo with the 16 inch wide tire was about 74 inches wide, if the trailer is a concern I would go with the 14 inch tire which is probably better suited to the Argo ( better swimmer)

you can do this, or you can get stuck, that Rubicon couldn't move three feet in this swamp, you want the best you got to have Adairs kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hseUo5ViuL6xop8.html

Ya but a set of those tracks give the machine about 70 percent more mobility, An Argo without tracks is nice, with Adairs, unstoppable

If you spend the money you will not regret it, look what cost to upgrade a 4x4 to come even close to what an Argo with Adairs will do

Well they should sell the tracks with the argo everything, because let's face it people are byeing the argo on the presence of the argo will go anywhere and that's not true ,and there a ridiculous price

Glendale, Northwest Phoenix

Yes they do float better but the swim speed on my 6x6 was about 2 1/2 mph, I have been told that the 14 inch wide and the 12 inch wide both swim better, these are tough tires that are good for most conditions, not that great for soapy mud but great in thick mud. They are close to tracks but the tracks are simply unstoppable and turn better than tires.

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Big Nasty is closed right now, waiting for it to reopen

@@dedwards8708 okay thanks I will be watching

What state are you in? I would love to run with you and your new machine when you get it, i live in Savannah Georgia

No sir, this is a keep it cool in the Southern swamps thing, my problem was to much heat, this system took care of it.

@@dedwards8708 I'll mail you some of our cold, we have too much...you can hang on to the noise!

cut a 8x8 inch port in the lower fire wall Heat comes in and keeps your feet nice and cozy

You will absolutley love an Adair tracked Argo, you will be shocked at how easy those impossible areas are with an Argo

A lot of my videos have music, and a lot of people complain about it, I personally love this stuff put to music

The transmission and the turning is viable, you can lock for tighter turns, or make more gradual turns, there have been several updates and upgrades to the admiral transmission, the newer ones use a combination of braking and differential action for smooth sharp turns or a more gradual turn using only differential action

James I once made a full lock turn left at about 20 mph and the machine literally went sliding sideways

@@dedwards8708 thanks for replying mate,I've just always wondered. It's a triple diff like they used in the Churchill,centurion and chieftan tanks, you got a different turn radius per gear, but the change speed is before the the steering system in the admiral so just wondered how it effected it!! Thanks again, hope you and your family are well!!

A max has better control with the T-20, however in the long run a max will require more maintenance, you have to adjust the chains, bearing wear out quicker. The Argo is not quite as refined from a control point but the are dead reliable, they have chains with adjusters, better bearings, larger axles, better ground clearance. If you put a set of Adair tracks on an Argo they will go any where. I have owned both machines, I will take an Argo anytime.

Those tires were not very long before I put the tracks back on

No, Argo tubs stay pretty much dry

No, the Argos are pretty much sealed from everything except water splashing into the tub, my tub is generally dry after a day in the swamps

The 16 tires swam about 2 1/2 MPH, the tires had a smoother ride but the tracks totally outperformed the tires in pure mud, the tires were nice for trail conditions but I have been spoiled by Adair tracks

You will love it!

????? You are not going to find anything better then a tracked Argo for swamps and Mud, nothing else is going to follow an Argo.

I am always surprised by just how capable these machines are in extreme conditions

Yes the rims are the 12 inch in diameter mudd ox or K rims, the original rims were Argo rims 8 inches in diameter

You have to consider the following, the Argo has a smooth bottom and literally floats on mud, the Argo has Adair tracks, they have a space between the grousers for mud to fall through so they clean out, the Suzuki's tracks don't clean out as well and the Suzuki has to drag a arms and suspension through those holes. 95% of the time the Argo will out perform a tracked quad