Dp5hunter
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20 mph, 3 Rd gear max
May be on groomed trail faster , have not tested yet
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That's bad ass solrus. Have you had it offroading yet on oneven terain?
Where I live mostly plains, I was able to tackle few hills when trying to return to highway, from full stop and then go, might be hard in dry snow, so better if approach them with some momentum.
I think this is budget diy track project, they are faster and easier to put on then industrial camso or mattracks but would not go some places where 4x4 required . But for lakes, fields , and groomed roads or wet snow roads should work good.
Also just without skis with tracks and front diff engaged they would do way better then just 4*4 on tires .
I need to extend skis a bit by a foot overall and test again.
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This is a pretty damned ingenious project. Always cool to see how people approach ideas they have in their heads. I was just thinking this morning "I'm Done adding stuff to mine" yeah right.
Worked on one ski today, was able to extend by 5". Now I think it's right length and tackle angle is not so sharp.
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Update old vs new ski
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Please buckle up 
, I was stupid and excited and forgot, result - big bump on my head
, I was stupid and excited and forgot, result - big bump on my head
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That's is just awesome man. That would be fun to have here in Mississippi for riding in the creeks here in the spring and somer.some of the sand bars can have very loos and deep sand and if u'r luck rons out and find your self in some quick sand them tracks just may help u escape the quick sand.
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