The Bad Boy Buggy is at Summit Camp Greenland. You can learn more about Summit Camp by going to the web site at www.summitcamp.org

Photos 1 and 2 are of the buggy parked outside a building we call the Big House

We chose to buy the Bad Boy to eliminate emissions here at Summit Camp where we have sensitive scientific instruments taking readings.

Photo 3 is the buggy pulling a load of lumber on a sled.

Photo 4 is the buggy pulling the "water pig" which is what we use to transfer water between the snow melter and other buildings. The water pig holds up to 200 gallons of water so when you do the math, total weight can exceed 1,600 lbs., not including the weight of the sled it sits on.

My name is Mark Reitano and I recently purchased a BBB from your "North" distributor. First off, I'd like to say that the BBB is AWESOME and so far, I'm very satisfied. I use the BBB to hunt and also to take rides through the land that my wife and I own. It provides plenty of power and mud is no challenge! I'm paralyzed from a gun shot (Police Officer) and the BBB provides a quiet means for me to get into the woods w/o the detection by game in my immediate hunting area. In the past, I relied on an atv which was great, however, the engine and gasoline smell had to make the wildlife more alert. Needless to say, I love the BBB and can only hope it holds up.

Early on, I spoke to "Norm" regarding my accessibility concerns with the BBB I.E. transferring on and off due to its height, hand controls, etc. Well, I've got it figured out. I simply transfer onto the floor of the passengers side, then pull up to the seat. From there, I scoot to the driver's side, and I'm off. I used a set of Monarch auto hand controls that work flawlessly, with a touch of fab work. I also fabricated a gun rack system that differs from your option. (You option would prevent me from my floor transfer). The weapons are mounted safely in front of the riders, and are easily accessible.