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Tucker Tracks: steel or rubber??
- Thread starter mbsieg
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Rubber tracks with cleats for most older applications. The newer all rubber Tucker Terra type tracks are gaining popularity. I believe as improvements in the durability of all rubber tracks and design improve, that is the fastest, quietest, lowest maintenance, and best ride available. I still do not think they can compete with a rubber belted tracks with metal J cleats for traction and climbing ability.
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My experience goes along with what Mtntopper said. Terra's best for the ride, Belts with grousers are most agressive and quieter, but the old original Steel Tracks probably still hold the record for being the only vehicles to traverse the 1000 miles across the south pole. Though they did bring some belted track vehicles on the expedition, they were abandon along the way as they used up there fuel and supplies. I don't believe anyone has made a second crossing of the south pole since 1958.
FF Snow cat meet south pole next week YOU IN????????
Because you defended my Snow Cat honor at a low point in my life when I was attacked by that lowlife Snot Trac group I would be honored to have you sit and ride in Yetti . We may end up stuck, but By God we will be happy,mbsieg said:I think I need a new cat first Hey Big Al Can I ride w/you wet bar and bar-b-que will come in handy at the bottom of a crevice.
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and full OF Hotdogs
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