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All terrain vehicle. Polyethylene body. 5 or 6 gallon fuel tank. Hand controls. Steering levers with throttle mounted on handle. Levers control direction of vehicle as well as braking. Gear shift lever under seat. 2 or 4 cycle gas engine. 2 or 4 passenger models. 6 driving wheels. Max II: 86 inches long by 37 inches high by 56 inches wide, 2 seater weight 1,100 to 1,210 pounds. Max IV: 96 inches long by 42 inches high by 56 inches wide, 4 seater, weight 1,775 pounds. Optional accessories: roll bar, windshield, convertible top, transport cover, snow plow, snow tracks, roll cage.

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This product record was updated on December 21, 1999.

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Recreatives Industries Inc

60 Depot St
Buffalo, New York 14206
United States
Telephone: 800-255-2511 or 716-855-2226.
Web: http://www.maxatvs.com/.


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