So true! Not to mention growing the wish list.The things you guys find sure could be hard on a person's pocketbook
Larger drivers (lower rpm's) tipped up front track (easier steering and obstacle climbing) anti-rotation (definite must) I like these better than anything I've seen so far.I had been looking at this one.
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We must be on about the same line, 5 or 6 for us.I'm just a spectator in the Track World, I don't know shit about any of them. I don't think we've even had 4" of snow total this year so I don't have a need to drop $10-$12K for any of them. For those that need/want them they are cool as hell.
I am like Big Red, never had or needed tracks but I understand mechanicals and agree with everything you said.Larger drivers (lower rpm's) tipped up front track (easier steering and obstacle climbing) anti-rotation (definite must) I like these better than anything I've seen so far.
I have a set (not these) for my XP 1000 Northstar and they are awesome. Unstoppable in snow, not sure of any other condition as we only ran them in snow. 4' of powder or wet snow they sank maybe 5" at most. Top speed maybe 35 mph but it was truly a real neat ride.I am like Big Red, never had or needed tracks but I understand mechanicals and agree with everything you said.
The price I was quoted is less than the Duratrax. But I like the Dura track's pattern a little bit more. The Camso is the cheapest I've found.Larger drivers (lower rpm's) tipped up front track (easier steering and obstacle climbing) anti-rotation (definite must) I like these better than anything I've seen so far.