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Thanks Chris!
I'll have some more pics of the Goat to post for y'all to enjoy on Sunday. Once you get her keep posting pics of the progress. I'll be watching closely. I'm getting warm fuzzies about seeing her come back to life!
I'll have some more pics of the Goat to post for y'all to enjoy on Sunday. Once you get her keep posting pics of the progress. I'll be watching closely. I'm getting warm fuzzies about seeing her come back to life!
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Okay, I know nothing about Gamma Goats, so here is a few questions.
Street legal?
Amphibious?(bad speller)
Top speed?
Weight?
Options? (such as winch, crane, etc...)
Tire size?
How does the rear end steer?
Horsepower?
Stick or Automatic?
Payload?
Okay, maybe that is more than a few..... :turn:
Dennis
Street legal?
Amphibious?(bad speller)
Top speed?
Weight?
Options? (such as winch, crane, etc...)
Tire size?
How does the rear end steer?
Horsepower?
Stick or Automatic?
Payload?
Okay, maybe that is more than a few..... :turn:
Dennis
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Stretch,
Yes.
Yes.
about 40 or so.
about 3500 lbs. or so depending upon how it's equipped.
Front winch, cab heater, adjustable driver seat, trailer heater, radar package, AAA package, Red Cross ambulance package, S-250 package and many other options.
I forgot tire size but they're common.
Rear steers opposite of front at 1/2 rate.
Not much. 103 hp @ 2200 rpm I think.
Stick.
Not much due to amphibious design.
You'll find more than you'll bargain for at:
http://www.gamagoat.com/
Here's a few of my favorite pics of some nice Goats.
Yes.
Yes.
about 40 or so.
about 3500 lbs. or so depending upon how it's equipped.
Front winch, cab heater, adjustable driver seat, trailer heater, radar package, AAA package, Red Cross ambulance package, S-250 package and many other options.
I forgot tire size but they're common.
Rear steers opposite of front at 1/2 rate.
Not much. 103 hp @ 2200 rpm I think.
Stick.
Not much due to amphibious design.
You'll find more than you'll bargain for at:
http://www.gamagoat.com/
Here's a few of my favorite pics of some nice Goats.
The second and fourth pictures there are of my goat! [^] Here is some information:
Top speed is about 55, but 45 is a good running speed.
Weight is 7,300 for a standard model, empty. Add about 400 pounds for winch. Gross weight for standard model is 10,200.
I think all goats have the same drivers seat.
Tire size is 11.00-18 NDCC, and not really that common.
Payload is 2,900 pounds.
Top speed is about 55, but 45 is a good running speed.
Weight is 7,300 for a standard model, empty. Add about 400 pounds for winch. Gross weight for standard model is 10,200.
I think all goats have the same drivers seat.
Tire size is 11.00-18 NDCC, and not really that common.
Payload is 2,900 pounds.
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Joe,
I figured if I posted some of your pics. I'd get a response. Good to get accurate info straight from the goat's mouth (paradigm shift).
I figured if I posted some of your pics. I'd get a response. Good to get accurate info straight from the goat's mouth (paradigm shift).
http://www.gamagoat.com/info_gen_specs.html
Actually, most of that info is straight out of the manual. Most of it is covered in the above link too.
Actually, most of that info is straight out of the manual. Most of it is covered in the above link too.
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Thanks Joe!
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At one point, Jack Tomlin had thousands of goat tires and rims on his place out near Toole.