P1000 New shoes in Red Lodge, Montana

[hammick]

These tracks were actually a necessity to access our place in early March.

 

[Admin]

 

[JimmyA]

Nice!

 

[Ultrasonic1]

I wish I could justify buying tracks... You’ve got a beautiful place there.

 

[Isaiah]

Looks good

 

[hammick]

I wish I could justify buying tracks... You’ve got a beautiful place there.

Thanks. I would not recommend tracks unless you need them for access or have an area with good snow pack every winter. Even though the Camso tracks are 4 season it sucks using them on dirt and rocks.

 

[Ultrasonic1]

I had an F-250 work truck with tracks for several months, for the mud. It was really nice when you needed them, but taking care of them was a chore. Are they as susceptible to flipping over on the buggy as they are on a full size truck?

 

[hammick]

I had an F-250 work truck with tracks for several months, for the mud. It was really nice when you needed them, but taking care of them was a chore. Are they as susceptible to flipping over on the buggy as they are on a full size truck?

You mean rolling the Pioneer over with the tracks on? Have probably less than 50 miles on the tracks so far but I believe the increase the wheelbase by a fair amount. Plus the unsprung weight is increased dramatically.

 

[Ultrasonic1]

I mean the individual track itself flipping. On the big trucks, under the right pressure the arm that supports the track would give and the track would try to spin like a wheel. You had to be pretty careful with them.

 

[hammick]

I mean the individual track itself flipping. On the big trucks, under the right pressure the arm that supports the track would give and the track would try to spin like a wheel. You had to be pretty careful with them.

I don't think that's a problem with the Camso tracks. I haven't had any issues.

 

[Ultrasonic1]

Thank you for putting up with my questions, I haven’t even seen tracks on a SXS in person.