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      Don




      I'm a two-stroke man!

      Registered: June 2007
      Location: Northern VA
      Posts: 2,766
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      Here's a vintage promotional picture from Amphicat showing a machine with the "soft tracks". I have a set but haven't used them as yet. Amphicat said that they worked as well as a rigid track system.
      · Date: Thu October 4, 2007 · Views: 4,155
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  1.   Fri October 5, 2007 9:43am
    1. hydromike
      Attex Addict

      Registered: June 2007
      Location: Buffalo, NY area
      Posts: 2,968

      I have a set as well, but I haven't used them either. I may try to throw them on the 4-stroke this winter to see how it performs. I like how they wrap around the floaties. It looks like it would be darn difficult to throw them. Just air the tires up to about 6 psi and I bet the tracks get good and tight....

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  1.   Fri October 5, 2007 8:30pm
    1. liflod
      Amphibs R us

      Registered: June 2007
      Location: Pittsburgh PA
      Posts: 1,153

      I think the Amphicats have a shorter wheel base than the Attex.
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  1.   Sun February 15, 2009 6:47am
    1. tattooman
      tattooman

      Registered: January 2009
      Location: Massena New York
      Posts: 351

      You would't want to sell the tracks would you.
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  1.   Tue March 29, 2011 11:40am Rating: 10.00 
    1. jpswift1
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      Registered: June 2007
      Location: Buffalo, NY
      Posts: 6,442



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  1.   Sat April 21, 2012 11:15pm
    1. aatv junkie
      Sophomore Slider

      Registered: May 2009
      Location: Little genesee, ny
      Posts: 69

      actually they work better than the hard tracks they flex more over the terrain than the hard tracks my dad has a set of these we tried them out they work wonderfully

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      If it don't have 6 wheels and floats.. isn't any good to me. Have you ever tried floating a 4 wheeler across a pond... Doesn't work very well does it?
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  1.   Mon September 8, 2014 4:47pm
    1. PT-Tim
      Registered Rider

      Registered: August 2014
      Location: Wisconsin
      Posts: 8

      I am looking for a set for my Amphicat. I would like to see some close up pic's of the chain and the rubber were they are connected together. Can someone post some pic's? Are any of you close to Wisconsin? I would like to come and see them in person of possible. Thanks fore you time Tim.

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  1.   Tue October 21, 2014 2:06pm
    1. kghills
      Keith Hills

      Registered: March 2012
      Location: Brooklyn, WI
      Posts: 885

      Matt O has one or two sets of the soft tracks at least. Mudd-Ox is in Shipshewana IN.

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