....but you get the idea eh. I found a 120" sled track for $20 studded, sorta lol. With no air the tires they were approx. 60" around, so I cut the track in half, I quickly realized the inside of the track had the knobbies for it to drive on the sprockets on a regular snowmobile which added more diameter and wasnt hugging the tire, I had no choice to take a saws-all and removed all the ones that made contact with tire. left the outside row alone.
It helped abit but I still had to use these thinga-ma-bobs....(I've been told a few times what they are, I keep forgeting, lol).Drilled five holes into each end of the track rib, all these were the same length so all of them had to go in at the same time, WHAT A PAIN IN A$$ THAT WAS....then I had to open all of them up to slide it on the tire, ughhhh..threaded them all the way closed and fill up the tires with air til there was enough tension on the track to not slip.
I offset the gap on each tire so it wouldnt contact the ground at the same time.
Skis are going on the front for sure. I tried it out already, it did ok, Its been mild lately and we had a rain day yesterday, it digs in f**cking quick going up any small incline, at one point it dug in and it wheelied on me!!!
...only in canada, LOL!.
It helped abit but I still had to use these thinga-ma-bobs....(I've been told a few times what they are, I keep forgeting, lol).Drilled five holes into each end of the track rib, all these were the same length so all of them had to go in at the same time, WHAT A PAIN IN A$$ THAT WAS....then I had to open all of them up to slide it on the tire, ughhhh..threaded them all the way closed and fill up the tires with air til there was enough tension on the track to not slip.
I offset the gap on each tire so it wouldnt contact the ground at the same time.
Skis are going on the front for sure. I tried it out already, it did ok, Its been mild lately and we had a rain day yesterday, it digs in f**cking quick going up any small incline, at one point it dug in and it wheelied on me!!!
...only in canada, LOL!.
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