Started out today assembling my 18” rubber tracks and ran into a snag with measurements not aligning with the instructions I was working from. According to the instructions, I needed to cut the tracks (for a 6x6 Frontier Scout) at 185” from one end of the track. The instructions said this 185” mark should fall just in front of a tread lug and it doesn’t fall there for me. 184” fell just in front of a lug and if I had to pick the next lug to match the picture I would have been around 189”.
Needless to say I wasn’t going to cut my brand new tracks short. I called Ontario Drive and Gear and spoke with a nice lady who forwarded me to customer support. No answer so I leave a message and my number. Hours later, no call from them. Why am I not surprised?
I then call the dealer I bought them from and got a person that did his best to help me out. Turns out he thought the instructions I had were too “new” so he found some from 2015 and they were a lot different than what I had in front of me regarding how to CUT tracks for a 6x6.
Long story short he emailed me the “old” instructions which had me cutting the tracks by a completely different method and a different ( longer) length (188”)
I cut them According to this method and started assembling parts.
Thanks for nothing Ontario Drive and Gear!
Needless to say I wasn’t going to cut my brand new tracks short. I called Ontario Drive and Gear and spoke with a nice lady who forwarded me to customer support. No answer so I leave a message and my number. Hours later, no call from them. Why am I not surprised?
I then call the dealer I bought them from and got a person that did his best to help me out. Turns out he thought the instructions I had were too “new” so he found some from 2015 and they were a lot different than what I had in front of me regarding how to CUT tracks for a 6x6.
Long story short he emailed me the “old” instructions which had me cutting the tracks by a completely different method and a different ( longer) length (188”)
I cut them According to this method and started assembling parts.
Thanks for nothing Ontario Drive and Gear!
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