Traction Soucy or Camoplast tracks on RTV 900?

wabvet · Mar 4, 2011

I'm considering putting tracks on my RTV 900 because of poor capabilities in snow or mud. Which track is the best?

chucko · Mar 4, 2011

I know nothing about any of them but what about mattracks

art · Mar 5, 2011

wabvet said:
I'm considering putting tracks on my RTV 900 because of poor capabilities in snow or mud. Which track is the best?

Some times more is not better! Look at the tracks, I believe that the camoplast are thinner and more flexible so it will drive easier and rob less horsepower and also to allow higher speeds.

groundcover · Mar 5, 2011

I would go with the Camoplast from what I have researched but haven't run either one.

mcnitt · Mar 5, 2011

Sorry I can't help you but would you help me? Are these two types of material or two brand names?

DIXIEDOG · Mar 5, 2011

This one is a RTV 500 but it might be good to take a peek at for info on Campolast tracks

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/atvs-utility-vehicles/192913-rtv500-camoplast-4s-utility-terrain.html

They look awesome :thumbsup:

wabvet · Mar 7, 2011

I ordered the camoplast tracks from a company named ATV Tracks in Spokane WA. Camoplast is a rubber track. The owner, Gary was very enthusiastic about the capabilities of tracks in snow. I have a friend who put tracks on his 4-wheeler to drive in the woods of Wisconsin in the winter and he can drive up steep hills and drive over deep snow. I was not aware that tracks existed for atv's or utv's and my main disappointment in my Kubota 900 had been poor capability in mud and snow. Hopefully the tracks will solve that.