Thoughts on Track Paddles

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  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rock Doctor View Post
    Thanks smog, Can you tell me how tall the paddles are on the 20" RSB Tracks?
    I've been told it's 1" like the Argo rubber tracks
    2008 MAX-IV 500T 30hp Bandolero

  2. #12
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    I have the old style Max open track with ice cleats. The cleats are tapered to clear the inside wheel well. The cleat is about 3/4" in the outside. I live in upstate new York. Most of the time we have snow in winter. None to speak of this year however. It's had to believe where I can go with these tracks. At this point, I have not had to use my winch. I plow large snow banks and then climb over them. Draw back, can't. Use them in summer.

  3. #13
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    oupss, apparently too much traction caused Martwell to flip his argo; I have yet to know exactly what happened but it's a preliminary report from someone who was there. The tracks never gave and flipped the bigfoot.

    2008 MAX-IV 500T 30hp Bandolero

  4. #14
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    Interesting, You can see for the snow imprint that the track didn't slip although the incline looks pretty steep. I hope no one was hurt.

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