Videos of my 2011 750 HDI with Adair tracks

[brushcutter]

Nice riding country ya got there. I do believe I saw a deer stand there toward the end of your vid. Looks like a great place to bag one of those monster Wisconsin blues. My dad was up that way back in the early '60s with the LDWF trapping deer to stock down here. One of the does they caught sent him home sporting a brand new cast on his right leg, she kicked him on his ankle and broke it. He also came back with some smoked salmon - good eatin'. I also watched your pulling vid, at first I was like"dang, that's a BIG tractor he's pulling", but I had to laugh when the truck came into view, a tractor AND a truck, now that was FUNNY! Keep 'em coming!

[mudbug3]

great video

[foxvalley]

Thanks, The cam I'm using is called a Go Pro, It's about 2"x2" in size, so far it's doing a wonderful job, waterproof too. I don't think I need tracks here in this video, but getting to this point I do. Geez, it's almost 70 degrees in WI today, the swamp is never thawed out this early... no I ain't complaining.

[Rock Doctor]

Hmmmmm, it's 14deg here today, but that's a pretty good improvement over last week

I have not tried a Go Pro, but I do like my VIO POV1, and for those that want simplicity at it's most basic, an Ikam is just the thing for you.

RD

[mightymaxIV]

Man that machine and your videos are totally impressive! Wow! Man your gonna have a lot of folks getting HDI fever after seeing your machines capabilities. Kinda makes everything else seem kinda small!

[foxvalley]

heading to high ground from the ditch

This is the second half of the ditch video,( Sorry Doc, more painfull video)The pallets towards the end of the video were places that I was getting stuck with my 96 vanguard with plastic tracks, and was going to throw them in the holes (just a few of many spots),untill I started thinking of all the nails and splinters. So now my friends,you know why the vanguard went bye bye. Anyway, thats my excuse, and I'm sticking to it.

[Mr. Moose]

Wow what a fun ride--hope my new/used plastic supertracks are that much fun(l have 13" plastics now, but l have to careful how far l push them. good job of showing what can be done

[Mike]

Cool videos. Thanks for posting. I moved them all to this thread to keep them in one place. Now you can just reply to this thread with more videos when you upload them and I hope you upload lost more.

[lewis]

Outstanding video of the machines capabilities....just one question what was the camera person standing on the whole area looked like it was moving like a wave?

Thanks for posting the videos!

[foxvalley]

My wife was standing on a tiny little hummock (floating) and if she fell off, it's about waist deep. I can't believe I missed her twice. Ha! She was pretty scared, but did a great job. Thanks Mike for getting me all set.

[Rock Doctor]

Me like video

RD

[brebett]

Very nice videos. What is the width of your adair track? Do you think that the 14" adair would do as good in the same spot

[foxvalley]

Hi Jack, I have the 18 1/2" tracks on. The 14" tracks?, thats a good question,the 18" have more surface area, and might be keeping me "going" in the Ditch video.Although the adair track is so agressive, I would definitly dump 14" tracks in and would bet on them. I believe the newer design of the argo, moved the front and rear 4 tires ( up and out)? to create more bite getting in and out of holes,also better steering.

[brebett]

Hi and thank you. I'm from Québec canada having a 2005 avenger and thinking hard to get adair tracks. I will be using them in deep snow also so I guess I'm better starting right away with wide ones. Are they a lot more expensive than the 14". I would also need spacer.

[foxvalley]

in and out of our pond, zero turn in "low" - YouTube