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snow tracs
- Thread starter clhsmith
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There is usually a small metal plate on the rear of the Snow Trac, usually to the right side of the rear door. Many have been lost/removed. If so, there may be no way to find the production number of the unit.
There are a couple other ways to very roughly age a Snow Trac and that is to look at the wheels, track belt configuration and the exhaust system. Unfortunately the exhaust system, which was altered at least 4 or 5 times during production and would allow for pretty close dating, is often replaced by one of the owners over the years.
There are a couple other ways to very roughly age a Snow Trac and that is to look at the wheels, track belt configuration and the exhaust system. Unfortunately the exhaust system, which was altered at least 4 or 5 times during production and would allow for pretty close dating, is often replaced by one of the owners over the years.
Post us a picture of the cab, especially the back, the tracks, and the engine compartment if you can
teledawg
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It sounds like you have a later model (1969-1970 or newer) Snow Master. Also, how many track belts does it have?
Can you please post some detailed pictures of it?
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Agreed. A Snow Master should have 5 belts and the big wheel in the front. I think most of the Trac Masters had a 3 belt configuration.
Also, see this thread to help narrow it down a bit: http://www.forumsforums.com/3_9/showthread.php?t=6825
teledawg
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FYI... Trac Masters all have 4 track belts per side.
Its a Snow Master.
