tawilson
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Or anything else they go over.They look like serious spikes. Imagine they would do quite a bit of harm to asphalt
Track performance in snow
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UR so right :thumbsup:
pat32rf
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One day we were playing with my Scout out in the pasture and broke thru the crust on the snow. My Dad hopped on his crawler loader (about 5 ton with steel tracks) and came to dig us out. Always remember him sliding downhill across the pasture trying to get traction on the slight slope. Finally he thought to "drop anchor" with his bucket....
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Once you get good at it, about a half hour per side. Most people use ratchet straps to install them but there is an installation tool that helps. The local Bobcat dealer sells a tool which speeds up the process, I think one of the track manufactures makes it. I made one of my own, of a different design.
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LD1
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You guys know this is about 4 years old?
