Well didn't do so hot never even got to ride it Sunday like the plan was. Got it over to the new house and was just riding it down by the creek in sand none the less pushed the cutter down gassed her a little to make a left hand turn and popped the ring gear. So had to pull it back to the house after I walked about a mile back to the house to get my Jeep. Going later today to pick up another 3 and a 6 rib what a mess.

As for the muffler I am using I got it from a guy closing down a Joyner buggy shop he had it fits right on a 2" stinger either clamp it or weld it on. I have another one if your interested in it I will post a sound clip when Windstream gets my internet working right at my new house. Had to come down to the library to snag me some free wifi for right now.

Spent all day out in the garage trying to get somethings organized had a buddy come over and help break down the engine/trany out of the buggy. Now just have to either get this one patched up or find a replacement.

so that was a stock 1600 dp that took out a 3 rib?

No its either a 1641/1776 with a nice cam. I think from the way it let loose there was a problem inside regardless what was pushing it. I am just glad it wasn't on a climb or way off in the woods when it popped.

Well after a trany swap I finally got to ride the buggy a little today, handles like a dream. Rear suspension is a little stiff but the guy I got it from had just cranked the torsions up so should soften just a little I am sure some good shocks wouldn't hurt either. Gonna take some getting used to this long wheelbase gettin around in the woods. Didn't get a whole lot of woods time before the rain hit but got a pic of my buddies and my buggy while we were out.

hanging out in the woods with friends makes it worth all the hard work .

Where is the pictures taken at? Looks like a cool place to ride at.

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That picture was taken up on some old strip mine property Between Rush and Grayson Ky. Not sure if you have ever been to 3 pole but this is what on the opposite side of the highway just have to make sure you know who's house your gonna end up behind

good to hear its all fixed. What is that yellow buggy frame? Lots of room in that frame.

98" Warrior frame, after our little adventure the other day he broke down and we welded some tree bars on it and added a roof yesterday. He was the only one getting wet when it was raining.