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      Argo Big Foot with Custom Ice Cleats
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      ToryG




      Black Max

      Registered: July 2007
      Location: Lock Haven PA,
      Posts: 46
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      I just installed these custom ice cleats I made from stainless steel angle and attached with carriage bolts. They really seem to add traction. What do you think?
      · Date: Sun December 16, 2007 · Views: 3,575
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  1.   Sun December 16, 2007 2:25pm
    1. Mike
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      Registered: May 2007
      Location: Kings Mountain, NC
      Posts: 7,788

      They look like they would work well.
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  1.   Wed December 26, 2007 1:19pm
    1. Augie
      Registered Rider

      Registered: November 2007
      Location: Carroll County, MD
      Posts: 12

      Do they create an opportunity for the outer edge of the tread to split where the bolts are installed?
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  1.   Wed December 26, 2007 3:47pm
    1. ToryG
      Black Max

      Registered: July 2007
      Location: Lock Haven PA,
      Posts: 46

      Hey Augie

      I have only a few hours of run time with these cleats and I have not had any issues yet. The tracks have a lot of give and bend to them and are not very brittle so I hope they wont crack. I'll post any problems I might have if they happen.
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  1.   Wed January 23, 2008 10:43am
    1. little_c
      Registered Rider

      Registered: July 2007
      Posts: 9

      wow I love it andy issue yet? I think I might do the same to myine
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  1.   Wed January 23, 2008 7:49pm
    1. ToryG
      Black Max

      Registered: July 2007
      Location: Lock Haven PA,
      Posts: 46

      No major issues yet and they work great. I did notice that they guide the inside track guides towards my bearing extensions when I drive it on the concrete floors in my garage but this does not happen out side under normal use. Thr tracks lay flater over soft ground.
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  1.   Thu June 19, 2008 11:00pm
    1. Hal
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      Registered: May 2008
      Location: Weare, New Hampshire
      Posts: 2

      Augie: With the nuts on the tire side does that give good clearance to the tires???? Sorry, no pics....my ice cleats are not as wide and don't get near tires. (cleats came with the tracks)....Might go to your wider ones...look like they might grab better.
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  1.   Fri June 20, 2008 9:28pm
    1. ToryG
      Black Max

      Registered: July 2007
      Location: Lock Haven PA,
      Posts: 46

      I ground the bolts so that they were flush with the lock nuts when they were tight. I have not had any tire wear from the bolts yet.
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