Hi, i'm Donn from Estonia. I'm new in this forum. I wanted to share a project that took me more than 200 hours of work over a period of a month and a half to build.

I had a chance to ride HiSun tracks few winters ago and I really liked them. Since I'm always almost broke and quite skimpy when I actually have money I haven't bought the real set of tracks (Tatou or Mattracks or Kimpex) for my old Honda. Thus I decided to give a shot to making a set myself.

Here's a video series of the build:

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They turned out pretty nice. They weigh about 45 kg each, but they don't feel as heavy when the ATV is on the move.

 

Nice job. They sure look tuff.

 

Fantastic job and great videos! Now I know why the track makers charge so much.

 

Video I made today:

 

Sweet! Well done man..

 

amazing job, i think i may need a set. I really admire your skill, and camera work!!!

 

Some more footy:

 

I guess because of the large Dia. of the main cog it acts as a gear reducer? So the ATV still pulls hard.

 

impressive building I really like it.

 

Rather because the diameter of the cog is smaller than the wheel diameter it acts as a gear reducer. But yes, it pulls hard!

I took time and gathered the blueprints sheets together and organized them to a set of plans I made available at http://youshouldbuildit.esy.es/blueprints.

I believe it's a good opportunity to get a set of tracks cheap and have something to fill the summer nights with in the garage.