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New snow trac ?

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Could this be a new Snow trac ? And it floats:brows:
 

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[ame="http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GXFhVKoH500"]zz3 - YouTube[/ame]

Video on u tube several of them on there
 
[ame="http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FHj_9e8UfT0"]ZZ 3F All Terrain Fire & Rescue Vehicle - YouTube[/ame]

Another video
 
Cool looking machine. I'd like to see how it performs in the deeper stuff though. Those tracks don't look like they'd have all that much traction in the deeper stuff or for heading uphill.
 
Russian version

[ame="http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5TBczlLe7eQ"]Ruská pásová transportní vozidla-Русские транспортного средства - YouTube[/ame]
 
Cool looking machine. I'd like to see how it performs in the deeper stuff though. Those tracks don't look like they'd have all that much traction in the deeper stuff or for heading uphill.

I believe you are correct, but tracks can be changed the outer pads just bolt
On so it could be most anything
 
water crossing looked like it needed the man on the rear to balance it.

are you going to get one?
 
water crossing looked like it needed the man on the rear to balance it.

are you going to get one?

Need to know more about them first, being twice as heavy is not good
Three times as fast as a snowtrac but not really needed 47 mph is way to fast in a tracked vehicle. Looks like they are using a differential of their own design

[ame="http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uBlTw9ArAtU"]BOBR ATV of Yerevan Physics Institute on Mount Aragats - YouTube[/ame]

Here is a video in some snow
 

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Very interesting videos.... the fire rescue version holds alot of equipment! I wonder if GPB would consider one if it was special ordered in Omaha Orange?
 
With the small drive gear in the rear, and an equally small front idler, and "ramps" on each end of the track line because of this... It just looks like it was made to porpus, or rock from front to back. To short of track line for the length of the bed and any cargo with weight. Wants to rock back on it's trackline going up a steep hill empty, I think... Plus it is heavy.

My bet in the deep stuff it would struggle, especially carrying significant cargo. I would love to see an exploded view of the differential too..

Cool idea though.

Regards, Kirk
 
Oh! Ooohhh.... oh my goodness. As mentioned in the video... mysterious! Almost like a mistress to anyone dedicated to their Tucker or Thiokols! Oh my! I feel a bit flush. Feels like a blend of all those before it. But... but.... it's new! I don't know about that! New. Hmph. No headaches, no missing parts, no rare parts, no weird behaviors, plenty of documentation.... that takes so much fun out of the whole deal! Not mysterious enough but certainly very tempting! ROFL.
 
I was hoping you would contribute, being as they are made in your homeland
Ever seen any?

All I can say is that they are built in and for Russia and its "not-roads"

I've had an opportunity on a fishing trip in Tundra to ride one, guy wasnt too excited about letting someone else drive it, being that we were a bit buzzed after a certain point... :whistling:

It rides and drives good, pretty smooth considering how its built, i've been looking around for a place that could build/sell similar tracks, since I would love to build one like it, but thats wishful thinking at this point.

Their main purpose is tundra / siberia, so deep snow isnt on its list of best abilities, but they are called - VEZDEKHOD - meaning - go anywhere vehicle, thus it will take you there...

Sorry, might be too much words...
 
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