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thiokol Spryte or Tucker
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Oh boy. Tucker vs anything? Plenty of opinions to come.
ford or chevy?
this question depends on lots of variables.
i've owned both,
in my conditions:
i have been stopped from forward movement in tuckers many times. never needed a pull.
never had to back up any two track machine.
i feel it is easier to build custom bodies on two track machines.
goodluck.
mike
this question depends on lots of variables.
i've owned both,
in my conditions:
i have been stopped from forward movement in tuckers many times. never needed a pull.
never had to back up any two track machine.
i feel it is easier to build custom bodies on two track machines.
goodluck.
mike
Old Tucker? are you thinking steel track?
IF your dragging a groomer, I would go with a Tucker.
If not, and you just want to have some fun, Then the Sprite would be my choice.
Tuckers, especially steel tracks, are (sorry to say it) Slow. To slow for a pleasure machine. Doing work they are unequaled. JMHO
Regards, Kirk
If not, and you just want to have some fun, Then the Sprite would be my choice.
Tuckers, especially steel tracks, are (sorry to say it) Slow. To slow for a pleasure machine. Doing work they are unequaled. JMHO
Regards, Kirk
So if speed is not important and you just want to be able to get out of your place once or so a week on a say, good dirt road covered with Montana snow with about 3/10 mile of it on a sidehill a tucker would be alright??? Total distance from plowed road to my place is just a little over 2 miles.