Great job on the Max and the walleye. My Max IV is in shop getting a custom cover made. Getting track/tires from Mudox, they are only 20 miles away. Where in Wisconsin do you live? We need to travel a few hundred miles to get save ice now-a-days. Might plan a trip to Wisconsin this winter.
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Big tracks for the Max
I finally got a set of Adair tracks for the IV. Although it was a stretch putting them on 25”x12”x9” Rawhides I was able to make room for everything. Member kghills did this quite some time ago. Figured I’d try it. Had to get rid of the hump under the front seat by heating with a heat gun and push it up. Then lifted the whole body. This thing has been heated , stretched, pulled, and lifted more than the Kardashian’s lol. But it all turned out good. I gained about 3 1/5” of ground clearance by doing this. I may put some stainless on the tracks at some point for Ice since this is used primarily for ice fishing.What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.
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Thanks, that’s why I post these mods. Maybe someone can benefit from them. The body is lifted around the perimeter by the roll cage. Also had to get rid of the hump under the front seat as pictured. This was an experiment since it calls for 21” or 22” tires when running tracks.What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.
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Traction for ice
Here’s what I came up with for a little traction while on ice. I wanted something that would skid steer nice that I can use year round. Putting all these on wasn’t too bad with the aid of a jig.What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.
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Thanks. Yes the sides are made from plywood with magnets to hold the doors closed. The side curtains were a pain with the zippers and the plastic would crack in the cold weather.What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.
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