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OPERATOR'S
MANUAL
MANUAL NO. 10690C rev.1
Printed in Canada
08/2020
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- Page 1 Aurora 850 SX-R Aurora 850 SX-R 8x8i Aurora 850 SX Aurora 950 SX-R 8x8i Aurora 800 SX Aurora 850 Huntmaster Aurora 950 SX Aurora 950 Huntmaster Aurora 800 SX Huntmaster OPERATOR’S MANUAL MANUAL NO. 10690C rev.1 Printed in Canada 08/2020...
- Page 2 Read this manual before you operate your ARGO. It contains safe operating instructions and warns the user about potential hazards that can result in personal injury. Warnings are identified in the text by the following symbol: Warning text warns the user about potential hazards that can result in personal injury or death.
- Page 3 Your safety and the safety of all ARGO users is of the greatest concern to us. You will find numer- ous safety statements in this manual. Please read and follow them carefully. Always be safety conscious when you operate your ARGO and remember it is a motorized vehicle.
- Page 4 Make sure everyone who drives this vehicle receives proper operating instructions and reads this Operator’s Manual. • No one under the age of 16 should be allowed to operate the ARGO. Children under the age of 16 may not have the skills, •...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES ................... 1 WIND CHILL FACTOR ....................1 LEGEND FOR OPERATOR’S MANUAL ............... 1 1.4.1 Argo Vehicle Capacity....................3 1.4.2 Amphibious Trailer Capacity ..................3 REAR SEATS - 8 WHEEL MODELS ................3 AURORA VEHICLE MATRIX ..................5 IDENTIFICATION AND LOCATION OF CONTROLS.......... - Page 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE WINTER OPERATION ......................22 5.7.1 Use on Ice Covered Bodies of Water ..............22 OIL, FILTER AND LUBRICATION INFORMATION ENGINE OIL INFORMATION ....................23 6.1.1 Checking the Engine Oil Level ................23 6.1.2 Recommended Engine Oil ..................23 6.1.3 Changing Engine Oil .....................
- Page 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE 7.2.3 DRIVE CHAINS ....................34 Drive Chain Removal..................... 34 Drive Chain Installation ..................34 7.2.4 DRIVE CHAIN TAKE-UP SYSTEM ..............35 Replacement of Slider Blocks ................35 7.2.5 TIRE INFLATION ....................36 7.2.6 TIRE REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT ..............37 7.2.7 AXLE BEARING MOUNTING ................38 HYDRAULIC BRAKES ......................38 7.3.1 GENERAL ......................38...
- Page 8 11.0 ACCESSORY INFORMATION 11.1 GENERAL ........................... 54 11.2 CARGO TIE-DOWNS (Part No. 614-06) ................54 11.3 ARGO TRACK SYSTEMS (Standard Track and Super Track) .......... 54 11.4 RUBBER TRACK INSTALLATION .................. 55 11.4.1 Removal Rubber Track System ................56 11.5 Operating Precautions (Track System) .................
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Page 9: General Information
Refer to the chart to identify these symptoms. Take immedi- ate corrective action or take the vehicle to an Argo dealer for service. This manual does not provide detailed maintenance or servic- ing information for the engine. - Page 10 SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION Argo produces and manufactures several Aurora Models. They are listed in the table below with their corresponding transmission, engine type and horse power. Vehicle Transmission Engine H.P. Option Type 30HP Aurora 800 8x8 30hp Aurora 800 Huntmaster...
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Page 11: Argo Vehicle Capacity
2. Lower the back end of the seat. Click and lock pins into slots at the rear of the seat bracket securely. Do NOT use an Argo on water when equipped with a snow plow. The increased weight of the snow plow out front... - Page 12 SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION Figure 1-6 Pull back latch (left & right side of seat) Always ensure that the spring loaded pull pin on each side is fully engaged after installing the seat. Pull the seat hard to ensure that it is secured properly. Never attach a tow line to the handrail of the seat back rest.
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Page 13: Aurora Vehicle Matrix
Belt-driven, Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) maximizes engine power to the transmission Fuel Capacity 27 L (7.1 U.S Gal.) Steering/Brakes Argo Progressive Steering (APS) Hydraulic steering disc brakes with hydraulic disc stopping brakes Drive Chains Double RC 50 & Single RC 60 Roller chain 30 Ah(10H-R) Regular... - Page 14 Belt-driven, Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) maximizes engine power to the transmission Fuel Capacity 27 L (7.1 U.S Gal.) Steering/Brakes Argo Progressive Steering (APS) Hydraulic steering disc brakes with hydraulic disc stopping brakes Drive Chains Double RC 50 & Single RC 60 Roller chain Electrical 30 Ah(10H-R) Regular Charge Current (Amp) 3.C.C.A.
- Page 15 Belt-driven, Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) maximizes engine power to the transmission Fuel Capacity 27 L (7.1 U.S Gal.) Steering/Brakes Argo Progressive Steering (APS) Hydraulic steering disc brakes with hydraulic disc stopping brakes Drive Chains Double RC 50 & Single RC 60 Roller chain Electrical 30 Ah(10H-R) Regular Charge Current (Amp) 3.C.C.A.
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Page 16: Identification And Location Of Controls
SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.7 IDENTIFICATION AND LOCATION OF CONTROLS Hi/Lo Range DigitalGauge Shifter Winch Forward/Reverse Shifter Bilge Pump 12 Volt Outlet Ignition Switch Cup Holder Finger Throttle Hand Brake Lever Hood Release Right Grip Light Switch Vehicle Identification Number Plate Steering Handle Firewall... -
Page 17: Information Labels
There are labels on all Aurora models which indicate operating hazards and provide special operating instructions. Informa- tion about the use of the holding brake system, the use of the vehicle in water, correct fueling procedures and placement of the floorpans has been provided on distinctive coloured labels fastened to the various locations on the Argo. Figure 1-1 Location of Information Labels - All Models... -
Page 18: New Vehicle "Break-In" Procedure
To obtain long term, trouble free service from your vehicle, throttle must operate smoothly and return automatically observe the following break-in guidelines: to the fully closed position. Take the vehicle to an ARGO dealer if the finger grip throttle requires adjustment. 1. Vary the speed of the vehicle for the first tank of fuel. -
Page 19: Operators With Disabilities
If parts of your body are pain insensitive, please take extra care to ensure that your skin does not touch components of the Argo that may be hot. Also, be aware of hot air exhaust outlets and moving parts. The information below pertains to safety procedures,... -
Page 20: Fueling The Vehicle
Depending on loading and driving condi- Never use gasoline or other harsh solvents to clean the tions, an ARGO can be driven for 7 to 12 hours on one tank Argo body. All Camouflage material is especially vulner- of fuel. - Page 21 SECTION 2 GENERAL OPERATING INFORMATION When the vehicle is initially started, the high temperature indicator will flash until the vehicle is warmed up. Light should extinguish after 1 minute. In the case of the engine overheating, the indicator will start to flash. Shut down the vehicle as soon as possible to avoid any damage to engine. Figure 2-1.
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Page 22: Operating Instructions
The ARGO is a skid steer vehicle. During a turn, the rear of the vehicle swings outward as the vehicle pivots on the front tire on the inside of the turn. To make a right hand turn, the rear of the vehicle skids out to the left. -
Page 23: Priming Procedure
SECTION 3 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3.5 PRIMING PROCEDURE If the vehicle has run out of fuel, follow the procedure below to prime the fuel system to restart. 1. Turn the key switch to the "RUN" position for one minute. Allow the fuel pump to cycle and prime the system. Turn the key switch "OFF". -
Page 24: Headlights
Do not attempt to move the gearshift from the neutral (N) starting position until the engine idles down completely. The ARGO is equipped with an automatic clutch that is activated by engine speed. If the engine idle speed is too high, the transmission will grind during gear... -
Page 25: Driving Procedures
Take precautions to avoid hitting persons or objects. 4.3 TURNING THE VEHICLE The ARGO is a skid steer vehicle. The rear of the vehicle swings outward during a turn. Always take precautions when making turns to avoid hitting persons or objects. -
Page 26: Gear Selection - Admiral Transmission
Compared to previous braked skid steer vehicles, these models in prior Argo models or traditional skid steer vehicles. The will corner with minimal loss of speed or engine power. The ADMIRAL features two distinct modes of operation, HIGH... -
Page 27: Driving Procedures During Unusual Conditions
An alternative to applying the brakes while going down a gentle decline is to use engine braking. Select low When operating any Argo vehicle on an angle, (up and down range and keep the engine speed up just enough to keep the hills or across uneven terrain that causes the vehicle to tilt clutch engaged. -
Page 28: Side Slope Operation
DRIVING PROCEDURES IN UNUSUAL CONDITIONS 5.5 SIDE SLOPE OPERATION 5. Do not use the Argo in water when equipped with tracks unless it is also equipped with an outboard motor. The Do not drive your vehicle across the side of a hill. Side slope tracks do not propel the Argo in water. -
Page 29: Entering Water
Load capacity on water is reduced by 100lbs. if your 8x8 it by removing both rear drain plugs. Correct the leak before Argo is equipped with smaller 24x10.00-8 tires when the standard spec would include 25x12.00-9 (see Section entering the water again. -
Page 30: Driving Out Of Water
Snow may melt during operation of the vehicle, collect vehicle. in the lower body and freeze around the chains and final Avoid turning as the Argo is climbing out to avoid vehicle • drive components, immobilizing the vehicle. tip-over. -
Page 31: Oil, Filter And Lubrication Information
6-3)are equipped with a dipstick and a separate oil filler tube. portant. Argo Brand 5W40 synthetic oil is also an approved To check the oil level, clean the area around the dipstick be- engine oil for your Aurora (Part No. 130-103). Check oil fore removing. -
Page 32: Changing Engine Oil
A pump suitable for this is in the case will be below the drain plug. available through your Argo dealer, Part No. 638-02. Remove the drain plug (Figure 6-4) and drain the oil until the PLEASE DISPOSE OF WASTE OIL PROPERLY TO flow stops. Insert the vacuum tube of the Big Boy Vacu-Pump... -
Page 33: Refilling The Transmission
Install the drain plug. Remove the fill/vent plug located on the top of the transmission. Fill the transmission with 80W90 Gear Lube or ARGO brand 75W90 Synthetic lube (Part No. 130-104). Fill the transmission until the sight glass is half full. For Oil capacity see Oil Capacity Chart (Figure 6-5). -
Page 34: Oil Filter
15 minute or 1 hour time duration, lube disassemble the clutch units. We recommend that you return system will never operate to lube chains. your vehicle to an authorized ARGO dealer to have the clutch units serviced. 6.4.3 Drive Chain Lubrication Your AURORA is equipped with roller chains to each axle. -
Page 35: Outer Axle Bearing Lubrication
Recommended Oil: 6.4.5 Outer Axle Bearing Lubrication ARGO Brand Chain Lube Auto Oil - 1L (part no. 130-100) or any good quality oil of the proper viscosity (based on temperature, see chart) can be used. The oil must be able to DO NOT USE HIGH PRESSURE penetrate into the bushings and side plates to be effective. Do... -
Page 36: Output Shaft Coupler Lubrication
Lubricate every 25 hours with a lithium based, NLGI #2 or 3 mineral oil based grease, (such as Shell Alvania #3 or ARGO Brand Multi-Purpose Grease Part No. 130-105). Wipe off excess. Figure 6-11. Output shaft grease fitting. 6.4.8 Inner Axle Bearing Lubrication The inner axle flanges are equipped with a grease nipple (Figure 6-12). -
Page 37: Maintenance Information
It is not a recommended practice to from activating a Conventional battery. Un-activated, boost your Argo if the battery is dead. If possible, AGM batteries can be stored for long periods of time as avoid the use of booster cables from an external bat- long as they are kept in a cool, dry location and out of tery source. - Page 38 SECTION 7 MAINTENANCE INFORMATION 2. Remove electrolyte container from the plastic storage bag. Bubbles will appear as the Remove the strip of electrolyte container fills caps. Put the strip the battery indicating the aside as you will use flow of battery acid. Tap it later to seal the the container periodically battery cells.
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Page 39: Cleaning The Battery Terminals And Cable Connections
(1) internal tooth lockwasher. Find the screw on the side of the outlet tube. closest to the firewall (intake side). Return your vehicle to an ARGO dealer for inspection of the electrical circuit if a fuse 4. Remove the screw and save it for step 8. blows repeatedly. Figure 7-2... -
Page 40: Drive System & Tires
7. Clean the screen with a wire brush. (Soak it in oil solvent • it becomes contaminated with oil or some other fluid if necessary.) Refer to the ARGO Parts Manual for correct drive belt part 8. If any breaks in the screen or weldments are discovered, number. replace the assembly. -
Page 41: Drive Belt Removal
Drive Belt alignment and tension are pre-set at the factory and are not adjustable. They are critical for proper operation of the drive system. Return the vehicle to an ARGO dealer if rapid belt wear occurs. Figure 7-5 Turn the adjustment set screw. -
Page 42: Drive Chains
Secure it in this position with a Vice-Grip the connecting link is difficult without this tool. Modi- fied Vice Grips can be ordered from your ARGO dealer 10CR as illustrated in Figure 7-8. (ARGO Part No. 658-08) or refer to Appendix 1 for modification information. -
Page 43: Drive Chain Take-Up System
Each chain tensioner has a single UHMW slider block. Inspect the UHMW slider blocks for wear every 50 hours. Replace the blocks (ARGO Part No. 606-44) when the wear groove, as shown in Figure 7-13, measures 1/4" (6mm). Figure 7-11. Installing the connecting link. -
Page 44: Tire Inflation
The maximum operating pressure for all tires is 7.0 psi (48 Figure 7-14. Prying the Slider Block off the Cam Assembly. kPa). A special low pressure tire gauge (ARGO Part No. 619-10) is available from your ARGO dealer. CHANGING TIRE PRESSURE FOR DIFFERENT... -
Page 45: Tire Repair And Replacement
(ARGO Part No. 619-10) is available from your ARGO dealer. Replace badly worn or damaged tires with original equipment ARGO tires. Consult your ARGO dealer if in doubt. Any other tires (size, type or tread pattern), will affect the skid steering characteristics of the vehicle and may cause vehicle damage. -
Page 46: Axle Bearing Mounting
SECTION 7 MAINTENANCE INFORMATION Ensure the tire bead is seated properly into the rim lip around 7.2.7 AXLE BEARING MOUNTING the entire perimeter of the rim (see Figure 7-19), before The axles are mounted to your Aurora using special cork placing the rim ring into position to the top of the tire bead. -
Page 47: Changing Brake Fluid
1. Remove the six (6) fasteners securing securing the firewall If the brake fluid is below this level: using a socket and ratchet wrench. 1. Add only fresh clean Argo Brand Brake Fluid - DOT 4 2. Pull the firewall rear-ward moving the throttle cable clear (Argo Part No.130-108) to the correct level. of the area at the steering column that it is routed through. -
Page 48: Handbrake Inspection
SECTION 7 MAINTENANCE INFORMATION Figure 7-26b. Hydraulic handbrake levels Figure 7-25. Removing the brake pads from the brake caliper Inspect all brake hoses and brake fittings at both hand brake and hydraulic calipers for any signs of brake fluid leaks. To replace the firewall: IMPORTANT: If the cover needs to be removed to 1. Position the firewall in the driving compartment. replenish or service the system, thoroughly clean the 2. Slide in the bottom of the firewall first and route the cover and surrounding area before removing to avoid any throttle cable through the open area at the steering col-... -
Page 49: Re-Installation Of Firewall
MAINTENANCE INFORMATION Argo to a full stop (unless required for safety reasons). Bringing the ARGO to a full stop when the brakes are hot may cause the brake pad to imprint itself on the rotor. If this happens it will cause vibration and poor brake performance. -
Page 50: Emergency/Parking Brake Adjustment
Reduce distance "A" to your vehicle should be immediately addressed by a local provide more braking force or increase distance "A" if brake authorized ARGO dealer. does not turn freely. Figure 7-28. 7.3.8 BRAKE COOLING SYSTEM... - Page 51 NOT ALLOW ANYONE TO TOUCH THE EXHAUST COMPONENTS. A SEVERE BURN CAN RESULT. An annual complete check over of your ARGO vehicle is recommended. This will reduce maintenance costs over the life of your vehicle and ensure it will function...
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Page 52: Daily Checklist
SECTION 7 MAINTENANCE INFORMATION 7.4 DAILY CHECKLIST - Minimum Recommendation Inspect The Following ♦ Check/Clean Air Intake Screen ♦ Check/Clean Exhaust Screen ♦ Check/Clean Hood Screen ♦ Check/Hi-Lo Shifter (Cable Inspection) ♦ Check Forward/Reverse Shifter (Cable Inspection) ♦ Check Parking/Emergency Brake (Cable Inspection) ♦... -
Page 53: 20/20 Service Chart
√ Inspect CVT’s & belt. Adjust secondary clutch as re- √ Grease inner, outer & output shaft bearings quired √ Lubricate drive chains √ Re-torque axle bearing and extension bolts √ Inspect and clean air intake √ Adjust steering plunger pins if required √ Inspect electrical system √ Operational check of all Argo Accessories √ Inspect lower body and skid plate √ Adjust and set tire pressures 100/12 SERVICE CHART 100 HOURS OR ONCE-A-YEAR SERVICE √ Inspect CVT’s & belt. Adjust secondary clutch as √ Change engine oil and filter required √ Inspect air filter √ Re-torque axle bearing and extension bolts... -
Page 54: Maintenance Schedule
The intervals shown on the schedule are based on average operating conditions. Vehicles which are subjected to severe use and wet or dusty conditions will require more frequent servicing. Use only Argo replacement parts to ensure safe operation of the vehicle and to comply with the warranty coverage. -
Page 55: Troubleshooting
1. See “Vehicle pulls to right” - substitute right with left Vehicle does not shift into Hi from 1. Hi/Low shift cable adjustment 1. Take the vehicle to an Argo dealer Low or Low from Hi for servicing Handbrake failure 1. - Page 56 MALFUNCTION PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION (SYMPTOM) Severe vibration when vehicle 1. Engine loose on mounts 1. Take vehicle to an Argo dealer for is operated service. 2. Driver or driven clutch or engine 2. Same as above. defective 3. Axle bent 3.
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Page 57: Cleaning And Storage
Preparing the Engine for Storage Read the engine operator’s manual and carry out all recom- mended storage procedures. Add fuel stabilizer (ARGO Part No. 130-107) to the fuel tank and fill with fresh gasoline. Run the engine for a few minutes to allow the treated fuel to reach the carburetor. -
Page 58: Potential Hazards
Argo. this vehicle. the Argo safely and may be involved in an ac- cident causing severe injury or death. Operating or riding Wear an approved safety helmet and eye protec-... - Page 59 WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO AVOID THE HAZARD HAZARD Operating or driv- If you lose control of the Argo in water and it All occupants must wear an approved personal ing the Argo in water capsizes and sinks, the driver and passengers...
- Page 60 POTENTIAL HAZARDS POTENTIAL WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO AVOID THE HAZARD HAZARD Use of improper tires on the Argo, or operation Always use the size and type tires specified in Operating the Argo of the Argo with improper or uneven tire pres- this Operator’s Manual for this Argo. Always...
- Page 61 Operator’s Manual. Skidding or sliding. You may lose control of the Argo. You may also Learn to safely control skidding or sliding by regain traction unexpectedly which may cause practising at slow speeds and on level, smooth the Argo to overturn.
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Page 62: Accessory Information
Cargo tie downs are intended to assist in securing a load in the chart (Figure 11-2). the rear compartment of any Argo. Use rope or elastic cords, laced over the load and through the tie down rings, to hold the load in place. -
Page 63: Rubber Track Installation
SECTION 11 ACCESSORY INFORMATION IMPORTANT 10. Insert the 825-56 Track Pin through one of the 108-23 washers and then through the hinge lacing. Be sure to install the pin from the outside edge of the track so PLEASE NOTE THE ABOVE TIRE PRES- the end with the cotter pin hole ends up nearest the SURES ARE RATIOS AND NOT NECESSARILY vehicle lower body. -
Page 64: Removal Rubber Track System
11.6 ICE CLEAT ASSEMBLY ARGO ice cleats are stamped steel cleats that bolt to the outer 11.4.1 Removal of Argo Rubber Track System edges of the Rubber Tracks to grip on hard pack snow and ice 1. Use a "C" clamp style vise grip to take the tension off the... -
Page 65: Argo Storage Covers
11.9 POWER WINCH together could overload the wire rope and the winch itself. The power winch mounts to the front of the Argo and can be 4. KEEP WINCHING AREA CLEAR. Do not allow people used for self-recovery and to raise and lower the snowplow to remain in the area during winching operations. -
Page 66: Tips For Extending The Life Of Your Winch
15. When using your winch to move a load, place the vehicle transmission in neutral, set vehicle parking brake, chock all wheels, and keep the engine running. 16. Do not use the winch to hold the Argo in place during transportation. Use tie-down straps. 17. Maintain at least five turns of wire rope around wire rope drum to prevent the wire rope from pulling off under load. -
Page 67: Rear Mud Flap Accessory
24" high x 48" wide laminated safety glass. must be replaced. It mounts to the top of the dash area of any Argo model, folds down and secures in place over the hood and is required for the convertible top. -
Page 68: Convertible Top
ACCESSORY INFORMATION that the vehicle be reversed on the truck or trailer so that the front of the Argo faces to the rear. The windshield should be folded down and secured in place using a rope The convertible top assembly is not designed to withstand or a tie down strap. -
Page 69: Amphibious Trailer (4-Wheel & 8-Wheel)
The Argo amphibious trailers have been designed as an ad- sive tire wear. ditional cargo carrier for any Argo model. The 4-wheel trailer can be used with any 6 and 8 wheeled Argo, while the 8-wheel • Do not use in fast flowing or rough water. Operator trailer can be used with any 8 wheeled Argo. -
Page 70: Heater Accessory
DO NOT use the ROPS as an attachment point for towing seat belts. or winching your Argo. Check fastener tightness annually. Inspect for and re- However, the ROPS also introduces additional hazards that... - Page 71 NOTES:...
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Page 72: Warranty Policy
ARGO warrants its vehicles, sold by authorized ARGO dealers, from defects in material or workmanship for the pe- riod and under the conditions described herein. The ARGO must be purchased as new and unused by its first owner from an Authorized ARGO Dealer in the country in which the sale occurred. - Page 73 ARGO warrants its vehicles, sold by authorized ARGO dealers, from defects in material or workmanship for the pe- riod and under the conditions described herein. The ARGO must be purchased as new and unused by its first owner from an Authorized ARGO Dealer in the country in which the sale occurred.
- Page 74 The customer must cease using the ARGO upon the appearance of an anomaly. The customer must notify an autho- rized ARGO dealer within three (3) days of the appearance of a defect, and provide it with reasonable access to the product and reasonable opportunity to repair it.
- Page 75 Add-on or modified parts that are not exempted by the Air Resources Board may not be used. The use of any non-exempted add-on or modified parts by the purchaser will be grounds for disallowing a warranty claims. ARGO will not be liable to warrant failures of warranted parts caused by the use of a non-exempted add-on or modified part.
- Page 76 The repair or replacement of any warranted part otherwise eligible for warranty coverage may be excluded from such warranty coverage if ARGO demonstrates that the vehicle has been abused, neglected, or improperly maintained, and that such abuse, neglect, or improper maintenance was the direct cause of the need for repair or replacement of the part.
- Page 77 ARGO RETAILER... Please complete this page at the time of sale to the new owner so your customer has all pertinent information that may be required. ARGO MODEL __________________________________________________ ARGO SERIAL NO. _______________________________________________ ENGINE SERIAL NO. _____________________________________________ TRANSMISSION SERIAL NO. ______________________________________...
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