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Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Really cool, but I wonder how durable they are. In other words, would they just facilitate a worse stuck?
My understanding is that the bushings must be replaced yearly. They are all brass/bronze bushings instead of bearings, and the road salt eats 'em pretty fast. The tracks apparently wear well.
My understanding is that the bushings must be replaced yearly. They are all brass/bronze bushings instead of bearings, and the road salt eats 'em pretty fast. The tracks apparently wear well.
It's a good idea for a ranch truck when you need to get feed to bogged down livestock due to snow. Or when you get tired of dragging the buck and decide to drive the pick-up to the deer instead of dragging the deer to the pick-up. They don't show the driver attaching a small snow plow to the front of the truck, but that would be a great use if you lived somewhere that made sense.
My understanding is that the bushings must be replaced yearly. They are all brass/bronze bushings instead of bearings, and the road salt eats 'em pretty fast. The tracks apparently wear well.
ReplyDeleteMy understanding is that the bushings must be replaced yearly. They are all brass/bronze bushings instead of bearings, and the road salt eats 'em pretty fast. The tracks apparently wear well.
ReplyDeleteI suspect you will breaka a u joint, differential, tranny or T-case before you break the tracks. This type of conversion is very hard on drivetrains.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good idea for a ranch truck when you need to get feed to bogged down livestock due to snow. Or when you get tired of dragging the buck and decide to drive the pick-up to the deer instead of dragging the deer to the pick-up. They don't show the driver attaching a small snow plow to the front of the truck, but that would be a great use if you lived somewhere that made sense.
ReplyDeleteLike Dan said, these would let you get you deep into the back country, then you'd break a U joint and discover there was not phone reception.
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