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[Track Addict]

Took me a day but this am bulb went off.

 

[mikemikelle]

From 300 H & H

Re: Getting over the PLOW WALL
Oh I forgot to add that in Michigan once in a situation with a road grader berm, falling several feet to the road bed, a certain Tucker orange machine had the misfortune of having the rear of the front pontoon try to take a bite out of the cab... and it fact it did so, along with quite a racket. One must be aware of this situation? Is there some sort of limiter that would limit pontoon travel from letting it hit the cab or frame in the case of the rear pontoon?

Should have read this a couple weeks ago....

 

[Sno-Surfer]

From 300 H & H



Should have read this a couple weeks ago....

I’m sure I read that but I seem to learn better the hard way.

There are limiters on one side of each pontoon. Maybe I need them on both sides...

 

[Pontoon Princess]

correct me if I am wrong, isn't that a Frandee on it's side? a 2 track machine...

 

[PJL]

"It's not dead, it's resting"

Tracks aren't stuck either.

 

[Backyardski]

Those slippery wooden shoes probably let it slide on the side hill and tip at the bottom when it grabbed hold. I bet there are a few pictures of tipped over Tuckers out there too. When it comes to tracks flipping around into unnatural positions, the four tracks win that competition.

 

[Pontoon Princess]

Those slippery wooden shoes probably let it slide on the side hill and tip at the bottom when it grabbed hold. I bet there are a few pictures of tipped over Tuckers out there too. When it comes to tracks flipping around into unnatural positions, the four tracks win that competition.

hands down, the winner is tucker,

tuckers make for nasty accident photos with the pontoons up in the air...that is about all that a tucker is good at...

buy 2 track machine

 

[loggah]

Vintage 443 roofs make awesome toboggans !!!! years ago at Waterville Valley Ski Area one of the groomers "DB" put one on its roof in valley run ski trail,went about 1/4 mile upside down.

 

[redsqwrl]

been busy with grooming and pulling fish houses off of lakes. (includes my own) just got to this little pearl of a thread.

I tossed a poly guide on a 1642 at speed and had a front right pontoon try this positional urination maneuver.....

I was guessing that there was a combination problem. what got it there could have been many things.
most mentioned above.
I felt what was keeping it there was force that was causing the dent.
I would have loosened the ubolts rather than chancing disturbing the pixie dust that makes up the steering system.
But Mr Drifter had the luxury of seeing this first hand, and there is no better mechanical mind anywhere.

Thanks for sharing and increasing the knowledge base here on the * tease the hell out of every bone head move * forum forum.

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