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Hello. Winter is coming. Have owned a 2000 Bigfoot with plastic super tracks for about 5 yrs. We use it mostly for trail making and crossing swamps. Winter use is more limited, because the plastic super tracks are too slippery. Good flotation, poor traction. Unable to climb a moderate sledding hill.
Taking kids up our sledding hill is the current goal. Going to try half tracks and tire chains. Half-track 6x6 climbing a sledding hill: chains on front tires or rear? Any experience? Thanks!
You should speak with Mightymax4. He just went to half tracks on his Argo 6x6 and went thru that thought process. He went with tracks on the front two tires.
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 run mine on the back 2 tires . looks more like a '' half track ''' for me. johnboy va
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