How much does an Argo 6×6 cost?

Argo is offering an introductory starting promo price on the Frontier EFI 19hp 6×6 of $9,995*, regular MSRP of $11,595.00 and the 23hp version promo price of $11,195.00 and regular MSRP of $12,595.00*.

How fast does an Argo 6×6 go?

The Argo Amphibious ATV is equipped with 6×6 or 8×8 wheel drives capable of land speeds up to 22 mph and floating on water with speeds up to 2.5 mph, using the tire treads to propel through the water; some models also may be equipped with an outboard motor.

What kind of motor is in an Argo?

“Our biggest market is over 65, and they can’t get in the thing,” says Enoch Stiff, president of Argo…

How much does an Argo Bigfoot weigh?

950 LB.
The vehicle is not designed as a fully amphibious vehicle and is only watertight to 26″ of mud or water. Any greater depths can cause swapping of the unit or sinking….Put me on the waiting list.

Can an Argo sink?

It will manage in calm water, but forget about any chop. And if it’s overloaded, as one was at the Texas Hill Country press launch, it will sink. Compared with a side-by-side UTV, the Argo LX is more stable but not as quick. And it won’t carry as much as a 4×4 pickup, but trucks don’t swim at all.

How deep of water can an Argo go in?

You can use an outboard motor of up to 9.9 hp for extensive water travel or higher speeds. Up to what depth can it go into the water? Since the ARGO floats, there is no limit to the depth of the water it can go in, as long as it is calm, normal boating safety precautions are observed, and safety equipment is on board.

Which is better Argo 6×6 or 8×8?

The 8×8 is far more stable and smoother to operate than the 6×6 version. We found that the ultra-low pressure tires and beadlock wheels make a huge difference in ride comfort and improve your ability to maintain control of the vehicle over rough surfaces at speed.

Who builds Argo ATV?

ODG
The Argo is an all-terrain 8×8 or 6×6 amphibious ATV / UTV / XTV. ODG has been manufacturing the Argos for over five decades.

Can you fish out of an Argo?

An Argo amphibious UTV is exactly what you need. By being able to travel on land and water, you can go straight to the area you want to fish without dealing with trailers, landings or bridges.

Can Argo go in water?

Yes, all ARGO models are fully amphibious and can be driven into the water without any special preparation.

What is the fastest Argo?

about 4 mph
In boat mode, the Argo has a top speed of about 4 mph, which means you need to be mindful of currents and plan your exit before splashing in. On land, the 30-hp V-twin propels the 8×8 to 25 mph, which feels plenty fast for a skid-steer.

Are ARGOs reliable?

Argo Engines are dependable and do not need repairs very often. If something does happen to your Argo engine, bring it in and let a pro handle your problem. Servicing your vehicle can be done by highly trained and certified technicians.

When did the Argo Bigfoot 6×6 come out?

The Bigfoot 6×6 was produced from 1997 to 2006. It is powered by a Briggs and Stratton Vanguard 18hp air-cooled engine mated to the Argo Generation I planetary differential transmission with high/low forward, neutral and reverse that was available in three different factory installed gear ratios, GU (Low), MU (Medium) and HU (High).

How many passengers can an Argo Bigfoot carry?

It can transport 4 passengers on land, 2 on water and features towing capacity of 1400 lb. / 635 kg. Parts and accessories are readily available through our dealership for the Bigfoot 6×6. Dependable Argo Generation I planetary differential transmission with High/Low Forward, Neutral and Reverse. Optional Factory installed GU, MU or HU gear ratios

When did the Argo Vanguard 6×6 come out?

The Vanguard name was used from the mid 1980’s – 1994 on the generation one Vanguard 6×6 and 8×8 models.

What kind of engine does Bigfoot 6×6 have?

The Bigfoot 6×6 is powered by a 4-stroke OHV V-Twin air-cooled 570cc, 18 hp (13.4 kW) Briggs and Stratton Vanguard engine on all model years and uses maintenance kit # M-202. It has a load capacity of up to 700 lb. / 317 kg on land and 350 lb. / 158 kg capacity on water.