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i believe you can get 4'' wide conveyor belting that is ribbed , which would help with traction some in snow and mud . noels idea is good . check online mcmaster carr co. they have different belting...
Regarding adding steel to regular plastic tracks, yes. I actually did a set many years back and know that others have as well. The only criticism I had was when riding on trails to get to the next...
Ouch. Two different recommendations. Thank you Noel. I did some searching and had read about MightyMax4’s 6x6, but his Alaska Bush Tracks are worlds different than Plastic Super Tracks. Hard to say...
halftracks work great in most terrain ... mud 'snow, etc. i've run them for years on my max 2 . you loose a bit of footprint and traction , but gain some power and they turn easier . i have always...
Here is a brochure on the rare JB's Avenger 6x6 Amphibious ATV manufactured by Grand Rapids Industries out of Grand Rapids Michigan. This wide six wheeler could seat four to six people and came with an 8 or 12HP 4 stroke or a 24 or 28HP 2 stroke motor with claimed top speeds of 85mph!
Thanks. Didn’t consider rubber grousers. Have...
Thanks. Didn’t consider rubber grousers. Have some horse stall mats if we want to go that route.
JoeB 10-27-2024, 08:52 PMSplit the super tracks and chained the rear tires with 2-link ladder chains. Ran it a couple times...