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Name this Snowcat

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MNoutdoors RIP

Gone But Not Forgotten
Can anyone Identify this cat? No it is not a Bombi although it looks like one.
it was not produced in the US.
 

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A new version of the Cushman Trackster?

Guess not, this is the new one of those, bit noisy on the hydraulics...

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX0y1rkKFG4"]TerraTrac Wildcat Tracked ATV - The new Cushman Trackster - YouTube[/ame]
 
the one problem i see with the trackster track is the way it ramps down in the rear my snow machines would just dig in in reverse and get stuck trying to reverse out of a bad situation
 
dds said:
the one problem i see with the trackster track is the way it ramps down in the rear my snow machines would just dig in in reverse and get stuck trying to reverse out of a bad situation
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My Arctic Cat Bearcat widetrack looks the same until I put it I to reverse, the rear section of the track raises up so I can go in reverse for a long way, no idea how far, but never had issues backing up to where I wanted to.
 
fogtender said:
My Arctic Cat Bearcat widetrack looks the same until I put it I to reverse, the rear section of the track raises up so I can go in reverse for a long way, no idea how far, but never had issues backing up to where I wanted to.
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Is that the articulating part that they talk about?
 
No not Trackster or a Artic Cat I know the company that made it. I am looking for the Model of it. come on across the pond people anybody remember this one? about late 70's earlier 80's
 
Don't know what it is but it can't be comfortable. Looks like they are really "scrunched" in there!
 
northeastheavy said:
Is that an AXTRACK from across the pond in Austrailia???? Model would depend on gas or diesel?????? Thats my guess!!
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No,not Axtrack

Ok What I know it was made by Prinoth but do not know the model thats what
we are looking for, possibly one of the first models ever made
 
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