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I have less than an hour on the unit so the bugs are still being worked out. The track design was borrowed from an earlier posting so it just took lots and lots of time to cut, drill, weld, weld, weld the track together.
Each motor/track is independent (forward and reverse and speed) of each other so it will turn right around or you can run one track faster than the other for a slow turn. The tracks do make a mess in my gravel driveway. Currently the rear is heavier than the front but after the drive system bugs are worked out I plan on building a front blade which hopefully will help improve the balance.
Each motor/track is independent (forward and reverse and speed) of each other so it will turn right around or you can run one track faster than the other for a slow turn. The tracks do make a mess in my gravel driveway. Currently the rear is heavier than the front but after the drive system bugs are worked out I plan on building a front blade which hopefully will help improve the balance.