18 inch argo tracks on max iv

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    18 inch argo tracks on max iv

    today I put my friends 24 inch argo frontier tires and 18 inch tracks on my max iv and they fit. they just rub a bit on the body indent for the seat.but with the bar to hold up the body sag I think it would be fine.the 22 inch tire with tracks would clear the body with no mods. pics coming tomorrow. here in the up of Michigan the snow gets deep and the factory 15 inch tracks do fine but my argo hdi with 20 inch tracks will go just about anywhere I want. I want my max to go the same. I know there are many diff. tracks out there but I need solid track to protect my tires, im a beaver trapper and spend a lot of time around beaver dams and there are a lot of beaver chews so with the solid track I get no flats.

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    Glad they're workin out for you. We will have to go for a ride sometime during the off season.
    What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.

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    Like to see the pictures when you get a chance.


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