Another Track & Tires Video
Dec 5, 2008 | 10:46 PM
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Dec 5, 2008 | 11:30 PM
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OKay here is the golden question, how long does the rubber track last? And for replacements,
how much and do you need a special co. to do it or can you do your self.
Just curious!
R'
how much and do you need a special co. to do it or can you do your self.
Just curious!
R'
Dec 5, 2008 | 11:39 PM
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Don't know of anyone that has ever replaced a track. New Tatou 4S tracks have lugs 1 1/8" high. I think the long life of the tracks come from low gearing and not having to spin them to do the job.
they are a piece of cake to work on, no special tools needed. Even the most mechanically challenged can handle them.
they are a piece of cake to work on, no special tools needed. Even the most mechanically challenged can handle them.
Dec 5, 2008 | 11:42 PM
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Mongrol
Don't know of anyone that has ever replaced a track. New Tatou 4S tracks have lugs 1 1/8" high. I think the long life of the tracks come from low gearing and not having to spin them to do the job.
they are a piece of cake to work on, no special tools needed. Even the most mechanically challenged can handle them.</end quote></div>
are they hard to steer? sh## i be i spelled that wrong
Don't know of anyone that has ever replaced a track. New Tatou 4S tracks have lugs 1 1/8" high. I think the long life of the tracks come from low gearing and not having to spin them to do the job.
they are a piece of cake to work on, no special tools needed. Even the most mechanically challenged can handle them.</end quote></div>
are they hard to steer? sh## i be i spelled that wrong
Dec 5, 2008 | 11:58 PM
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Yah, on dirt the steering effort is higher than I would like but now, with power steering, could be nice!
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Dec 6, 2008 | 01:59 AM
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They look great for snow, ice fishing, etc...!! I could certainly use a set for the winter!
I question how they would handle breaking trail through the woods? I pull large sticks/trees from all sorts of places on/in my machine after a weekend scouting and blazing trails through the woods. I would think having sticks jammed through the tracks would raise hell on them. But for the snow...heII yes!!
I question how they would handle breaking trail through the woods? I pull large sticks/trees from all sorts of places on/in my machine after a weekend scouting and blazing trails through the woods. I would think having sticks jammed through the tracks would raise hell on them. But for the snow...heII yes!!
Dec 6, 2008 | 01:10 PM
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Mongrol
Really entertaining - good video
http://www.camoplast.com/quick...tou/high/en/4s_rf.html</end quote></div>
Nice video! WOW those tracks really can go anywhere! Do you own this "Camoplast" brand? (noticed in your signature you have listed 08 Sportsman 400HO - E-Tatou Tracks)
Really entertaining - good video
http://www.camoplast.com/quick...tou/high/en/4s_rf.html</end quote></div>
Nice video! WOW those tracks really can go anywhere! Do you own this "Camoplast" brand? (noticed in your signature you have listed 08 Sportsman 400HO - E-Tatou Tracks)