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POLL: What brand snowcat do you own?
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trackmaster
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2 1963 thiokol 201s
SnowTrac Hunter
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utahwilson
New member
recent photo? Looks great.
SnowTrac Hunter
Member
This picture was right after we bought it in 2009
Ok here goes my first post with you all. Hello to all of you, i have enjoyed the photos and the time and work you all have put into your machines. I know the first rule on this sight is to post a photo, the last 5 or 6 years i've been looking at a 72 to 74 st4 not sure of the year. I am makeing a call to have some photos sent down to me to post, hopfully i will have serial number and year it was made this week and will post photos .
Woody_1
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Ah Oh...
Hagglund Bv206
MB 6 cylinder turbo diesel
Looks like your having fun now. Where is this? Is this? this winter. We don't have that much snow in Fbks. Yet? 
Cool!!!
We now have about 350 snow cats represented here!
We now have about 350 snow cats represented here!
Ah Oh... Looks like your having fun now. Where is this? Is this? this winter. We don't have that much snow in Fbks. Yet?
Not this winter. We don't have hardly any snow yet. That was over by Beluga.
That bunch a fun ended about 3 AM. But we get it out. Front track kept walking under the ice shelf. Finally ran a hoist from a tree to the top of the cab and lifted it level, raising the track enough. Should a tried that first!
Looks like your having fun now. Where is this? Is this? this winter. We don't have that much snow in Fbks. Yet? Not this winter. We don't have hardly any snow yet. That was over by Beluga.
That bunch a fun ended about 3 AM. But we get it out. Front track kept walking under the ice shelf. Finally ran a hoist from a tree to the top of the cab and lifted it level, raising the track enough. Should a tried that first!
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SnowTrac Hunter
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that brings back memorys of being in the alaska guard with those bv 206's i have recoverd many of those in the same situations. i almoste did the same thing with one i was test driving up here a couple of years ago found out they don't follow follow snow tracks well just a bit heavy and tall i once broke through a snow drift with a akng one with the same results as yours i thaught it was going to flip the front cab before i was able to freeit up.Ah Oh...
Took the over the snow vehicles out for a family photo. (the kids where/are home, awake, and not eating). Never got to utilize the sunlight for a proper photo as snowmobilers kept stopping chat. Met some nice people and generated a quite a bit of interest in snow cats.
Maybe next time.
Brands:
Snow trac
Snow trac B
Thiokol
Tucker
It turned into a race on the way back.
1st Camouflaged ST. 20 year old son.
2nd Yellow STB Wife
3rd Pack master 18 year old daughter
4th tucker 2000 Me/dad (Groomed the trails on the way in.)
Smiles for all.
Maybe next time.
Brands:
Snow trac
Snow trac B
Thiokol
Tucker
It turned into a race on the way back.
1st Camouflaged ST. 20 year old son.
2nd Yellow STB Wife
3rd Pack master 18 year old daughter
4th tucker 2000 Me/dad (Groomed the trails on the way in.)
Smiles for all.
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Yours at least are one color.
Letting the wife race the kids back to the house was a good move. These THINGS (as she puts it) are FUN.
Mike
