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Snow-Trac For Sale

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jasper

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Hello everyone I've come to the difficult decision to sell my Snow-Trac number 268. It is not the prettiest thing, but it runs very well. I gave it a complete tune-up recently. The things needed are cosmetic. You will see in some of the pictures that I have added disc brakes with a hand brake. It works nicely. It comes with many spares including an extra varialator and transmission. I'm asking $10,000. I'm pretty firm about the price. By the way I hope this is the proper area of the forum to list this.

Ben

Please see my album on my profile for pictures.


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Seems to be some extra characters at the end of you picture file name. Here's a link with the extras deleted...

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what did you do just trace out good sprocket and cut it out or was there some machine shop operations if you could pm me a close up photo i wuld like some of those for my snowtrac
 
A pattern was made and then the pieces were cut out of plastic with a router. I have since made a cad drawing of the piece so it can be made using a cnc water jet. I have a local company that can make them for me. I will take some pictures of mine over the weekend. If you want me to have a set made for you, let me know. If there is anyone else here on the forum that wants a set please pipe up because the price per set would be reduced with multiple orders.
 
I'm interested in at least 1 set of 4 and depending on the cost i might want 2 sets as i have another snow track i putting together for a friend this one has a liquid cooled iron duke motor in it i also like your brake set up is that just chevy brakes and how did you attach the rotors i have to fix brakes for mine and the hand brake is a good idea there dosn't appear to be room for big boots if i use the origional pedal
 
dds said:
I'm interested in at least 1 set of 4 and depending on the cost i might want 2 sets as i have another snow track i putting together for a friend this one has a liquid cooled iron duke motor in it i also like your brake set up is that just chevy brakes and how did you attach the rotors i have to fix brakes for mine and the hand brake is a good idea there dosn't appear to be room for big boots if i use the origional pedal
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Here is info on a company in Wasilla that has made UHMW drive sprockets for Snow-Tracs. LINK See the last post.
 
teledawg said:
Here is info on a company in Wasilla that has made UHMW drive sprockets for Snow-Tracs. LINK See the last post.
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Teledawg what is your take on the hdpe sprokets we use the snot out of plastics in my line of buisness and i have learned to repect HDPE its strong and like bill clinton nothing sticks to it have you had any experiance with this material for replacement sprokets
 
Snowcat Operations said:
Wear on his cleats. Thats like saying a boat in perpetual Dry dock handles the ocean well.
Oh you mean from when it was unloaded on off the trailer and then pushed into the Kristi Garage.
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Careful Mouse Ear ..... Your messin with the Grand Poobah .
So far the HDPE cleats is the way to go . I also made up a set of the KT3
 
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