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Mattracks

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Forsale we have this machine on consignment the Mattracks have about 50
hours on them not a deep powder machine but they do have there place
these are the 105M1-A2 with or without the suburban also available is a set of hubs to fit a one ton truck and a set of tires call for pricing
Minnesota Outdoors 218-828-7876


Link http://www.mattracks.com/w150M1-A2_Spec_2009.pdf
 

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Brad i'm rebuilding a set of those for our local wind farm take a close look at the boggie rockers they are prone to cracking the replacement rockers are steel. the 105 series is the light duty track podds for full sizee vehicles those don't appear to have steering assist, which in my mind is good keep things simple for reliability
 
dds said:
Brad i'm rebuilding a set of those for our local wind farm take a close look at the boggie rockers they are prone to cracking the replacement rockers are steel. the 105 series is the light duty track podds for full sizee vehicles those don't appear to have steering assist, which in my mind is good keep things simple for reliability
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we have inspected these and they all look very good these have had very light use.they tried them in the powder snow in Wy. and found that in the powder the Suburban did not have the power they wanted at elevation so they tried them on a one ton truck with a turbo diesel and it had the power but so not the ticket for the deep powder snow so they bought a PB with 57" wide tracks and now it goes anywhere they want. and this is the meduim duty not the light duty
 
we have an outfit up here put the heveyer podds on a 3/4 ton pu to access a b&b at solomon and most snow is blown hard but not groomed the thing seams to bust trrough ok looks like a nice ride quiet good heater but they are streatching it to it's limmits annd have stuck it several times. the iditarod racers hat what it does to the trail where they share it most of the guys know me now and don't mind the snow trac on the trail but those trucks with track podds do leave some deep rutts.
 
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