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A couple of odd ones( no not mainer and snowops)
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NorthernRedneck
Well-known member
That last one..........is that a Kristi recovery unit???? Just noticed the low strap in the back.
Any info on these units??
Any info on these units??
MNoutdoors RIP
Gone But Not Forgotten
No info yet.......... but on the strap it was hard to read but something like
attach l-me track he-re
NorthernRedneck
Well-known member
don't you mean bum--bar--d-e-er????? I've had to tow those things around a time or two........
MNoutdoors RIP
Gone But Not Forgotten
Hey, anything with a BAR in it can't be all bad and yes you sometimes find a BUM in the bar and he could have been hunting for a (DEAR)
Snowcat Pat
Active member
MNoutdoors RIP
Gone But Not Forgotten
Very kewl examples... I like the purple '606' must have been made just a year or so after the last 604.Is that garage with the tracmasters the storage for a collector? Are you now bringing these home?
Not sure where these are overseas I expect. But we are dealing on a Snowtrac that has been in a climate controlled garge for 10 years. not the one in the photo.
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leopard_colony
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I just picked up this oddball. It is a Ranger V by N.P. Arnold Co Inc. It is build like a tractor, literally! Great for getting around the acreage and into town. I'm working on adapting an old Pinzgauer soft top to put on it. The screen at the front has to go, I'm replacing it with 1/4" plexiglass. Needless to say this baby has no problem going over the snow. With our winters getting around rural Iowa is difficult for those of us on gravel roads.
