Originally Posted by
Obsessed
Hi Buzz...your correct...yield per sheet is an added expense....more complex machining processes....and thicker material needed for proper function, all add to the overall cost of a higher performance "pro series" Adair track...
As far as the tidal mud...there is a pretty good you tube video called "power of the argo" which demonstrates an older generation 8 pro series Adair track being used in Alaska on an old 8x8 conquest...they are actually using the 14.5" track on small 22" tires to drag loaded fishing boats through the mud to and from the shore during low tide to save the fisherman from having to wade through the knee deep coastal muck... If you can find it it will give you a close point of reference for your tests ...
tim
I do believe this is the video Tim is talking about......
Power of the Argo - Nushagak Beach Alaska - YouTube
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