are you tired of tractor flat tires

oosik · Jan 23, 2015

I've seen units like that on 4WD Jeeps. They will almost, literally, walk on water. They go across muskeg swamps like Patton and his tanks. You DO get that totally indestructible feeling. HOWEVER - be advised - they will go places where NOBODY can come and help you get out. Its the real pits to have to carry come-alongs, boards, plywood, shovels etc,etc,etc to a point about 1/4 mile beyond the point any normal 4WD can go - just to get one YAHOO unstuck. We let him sit there for a while thinking about his predicament while we had lunch.

Capt Dan · Jan 24, 2015

Tracks on a Ford Explorer sold at auction.

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Mace Canute · Jan 29, 2015

Although never offered as an option, combining a John Deere D with the tracks from a Lindeman crawler conversion makes for an interesting "What if" that would indeed be flat free!

pat32rf · Jan 30, 2015

and when you have tracks on your ATV they no longer float when they break thru the ice....

Jim Timber · Jan 30, 2015

They don't skip holes very well either. If you find open water, you're going in it.

Dead Horse · Jan 31, 2015

all the above, and innertubes are almost as good at 1/100 the cost. At least in the case of tubeless tires rolling off the rims......

My 3710 hucks a front tire about 2wice a year...... when it is time for new sneakers, I am putting tubes in no matter what.

pat32rf · Feb 4, 2015

Funny, I have found that when I have tubes, they go flat in a matter of minutes but tubeless takes days, giving me time to make repairs. A nail, thorn, etc will deflate either system, its just the speed that is different.