One of the fellows on the ATIS Antique Tractor List posted this link:
http://www.vipstand.net/en/online-video ... oomer.html
I thought it was neat!
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Ready for snow?
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Re: Ready for snow?
Wow, that's really a snow buster.
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Re: Ready for snow?
Yep that be cool.
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Re: Ready for snow?
That would be fun to have around, looks unstopable!
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Re: Ready for snow?
See a lot of rigs like that in Quebec. Somewhere I have some photos of 'Challenger' brand tractor with tracks for snowmobile trail grooming (Nik's neighborhood in N. Maine).
It is pretty common to see little Chevy Blazers and such converted to a track system... not rated for highway use.... but good for grooming trails.
http://www.mattracks.com/
It is pretty common to see little Chevy Blazers and such converted to a track system... not rated for highway use.... but good for grooming trails.
http://www.mattracks.com/
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Re: Ready for snow?
One of Scott's friends thought he was driving one of those, today. He called me, to pull his car out of the snow and ice in his back yard. Went out there, to get the trailer. Got about 15 feet, before needing a tow. Ed
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Re: Ready for snow?
I have seen ones simular to that around different construction sites. Always wanted to try driving one. Looks like fun.
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Re: Ready for snow?
Thanks Darrell, that looks like something I need around here. It's nice to see something different and refreshing for a change. I'm just glad nobody has posted that video of the screwdrive Fordson again for the 78th time.
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Re: Ready for snow?
Barnyard wrote:the screwdrive Fordson again for the 78th time.
You must have missed it a few times.
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Re: Ready for snow?
Buzzard Wing wrote:See a lot of rigs like that in Quebec. Somewhere I have some photos of 'Challenger' brand tractor with tracks for snowmobile trail grooming (Nik's neighborhood in N. Maine).
It is pretty common to see little Chevy Blazers and such converted to a track system... not rated for highway use.... but good for grooming trails.
http://www.mattracks.com/
I seen several at Yellow Stone a couple years back on a few different RV's
One of the boys told me the change over cost around $20,000 on a regular truck / van.
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