I would like to see the rollers on the heavy duty tracks put on the Mountains tracks. If i get in low snow conditions with the snow tracks I might bend the bogies wheels. Any thoughts Scott
@@s-21mtnflyer70 they are incompatible. The bogies on the mountains are made for the track. They are completely different systems. Yes you are likely to bend one or two but they are cheap and easy to change. I tell people to consider it like a gallon of gas and keep on going.
@@s-21mtnflyer70 also you shouldn’t be driving the mountain in low snow conditions. They’re a snow track. Not an all terrain. To make them work for all terrain would mean compromising what makes them work well on snow.
@@s-21mtnflyer70 about $1000 to replace a bet. The drive cogs are moulded but beyond that I can’t answer, all I can say is they are designed to handle the torque of a farm tractor puts to the ground
How are the rubber drive connected to the track belt. I have had hell with the Mattracks drive tearing off.
That’s why we made them reversible, hopefully should it get close to that point you will notice an rotate the system
I would like to see the rollers on the heavy duty tracks put on the Mountains tracks. If i get in low snow conditions with the snow tracks I might bend the bogies wheels. Any thoughts Scott
@@s-21mtnflyer70 they are incompatible. The bogies on the mountains are made for the track. They are completely different systems. Yes you are likely to bend one or two but they are cheap and easy to change. I tell people to consider it like a gallon of gas and keep on going.
@@s-21mtnflyer70 also you shouldn’t be driving the mountain in low snow conditions. They’re a snow track. Not an all terrain. To make them work for all terrain would mean compromising what makes them work well on snow.
@@rubitracks I know your right. Just can't have it all. Thanks for your thoughts Scott.
What is the cost to replace just the new rubber track on these?
@@s-21mtnflyer70 about $1000 to replace a bet. The drive cogs are moulded but beyond that I can’t answer, all I can say is they are designed to handle the torque of a farm tractor puts to the ground