WE have a customer that wants to trade in a 1967 Snowmaster St4-B with extra engine and variators what do you think it is worth ? we have only a couple of photos so far. have requested more of the engine area and tracks and inside.
Anybody have a clue why the one fender on the left (sitting in machine)looks wider than the one on the right? is it me or does the left track look wider than the right?
I was thinking the SAME thing! It is possible the right track & fender were converted to the standard Snow Trac width, while the left/drivers side track/fender are the original Trac Master wide track. Or it could be an optical illusion?The LH fender/track does looks wider, but is it actually an illusion? Maybe it is half of a Tracmaster and the other half is standard narrow track... How long since it actually ran? Post more and larger pics when you can.
It looks to me that in the past ,some owner has tried to convert it into a superior Kristi KT? .Hard to tell what model for sure . Probably did this to try and sneak into my KKK club . It does look like something Mouse Ear Mike would do since he was thrown out of the club .
BY the way Mike ....WE want our pet Chicken mascot back and it had better not have been sexually molested !!!! By the way , he's a rooster MIke and that would make you
If he is willing to bring it to me for closer inspection , I can take it in on trade for a KT3 . Otherwise I am afraid all is loss .........
After tha SAGA thing I fried him up. He was a bit tuff. But my dog still enjoyed a fried chicken dinner though.
Thats no illusion. Those fenders are diffrent sizes. Passenger size is a Snow Trac and the drvrs side is a Snow Master. Looks like the tracs are in rough shape too. Need better pictures though. I bet he has another snow trac master somewhere. Thats where he got the other fender and variator. He must have detracked it and destroyed on of the fenders and swapped in another one from his dead vehicle. The problem is when they detrack sometimes they can twist the axle shaft. I would be careful.
Well its in a pretty sad state. Right rear boggie is missing. The above pictures were taken at a diffrent time period so who knows whats been done inbetween. Hard to say but is not worth more than $1500 in my opinion.
I have seen what you can do! If you can get it for a decent price, go for it! There is no piece of equipment that can't be rebuilt or restored. She wants me to throw in a comment on the other snow tracs on this site, but I think I'll leave that to Al. She is a Kristi wanta be.
We have included one before photo
I'd be really interested in some parts from that '67.
'Specially those drive sprokets sitting inside!
It also looks like the old equipment trailer has a mother-lode of ST-30A drive spockets sitting on it.
I could use at least one of them.
Must of been a government grant available on this one...
I have an extra 6 way control valve for the factory blade that mounts on the the dash and a few other parts if you decide to put the blade back on and need a control valve. It is the factory single lever T handle control valve. Sounds like you are doing this one up right. I might possibly consider trading you one of my cats such as the VMC, BR100+ or maybe a Snotrac for a good Spryte with a 6 way blade. Of course I would also expect the usual billion dollars to boot....
Looks like you are bringing it back to life from the scrap pile. I would like to see this one when you are done. Let me know when it is suitable for viewing....