video's of your personal machine with the Adair track on it.

[mudbug3]

I started this forum post to keep all of the Adair track video's in one central place. This forum topic will make it very easy for forum members who are searching for video's about how the Adair tracks perform in different off road conditons. I would also like other forum members that have machines with the Adair tracks on them to post their video's here too.

These first two video are my Argo 6x6 with the forum member Noel Woods driving it. I wanted him to experience the difference between my Argo 6x6 with the new Admiral ' steering transmission ' in it and his Argo 6x6 that has the older style open differential.

[Rock Doctor]

Holy Cow, looks like you pretty much have it covered

Here are a few from my area:
Belted Adair's Chewing up Ice and Snow

Chained Adairs on a Yucky Trail

Stuck

This was a good one

This is the Feature Vid on my YT Channel right now

RD

[kghills]

Jason driving our 05 Argo bigfoot with Adair tracks.

Max IV at Badlands ATV park with 18.5 Adair tracks

Max IV down a steep grade with Adair tracks

Max IV in shallow pond with Adair tracks

[mudbug3]

( QUOTE kghills ) ' Adair tracks, with out em you're just spinning your wheels '


I love that quote!

[mightymaxIV]

Mudbug was having some computer issues so this is some video that I processed for Mudbug, this video was shot at River Run ATV park featuring Davids Argo 650 HD with the new style Adair tracks using metal plates to hold the grousers together. This is a very aggressive mud track. Noel Woods is also in this video with his Argo 650 Frontier with the old style Argo transmission. Noel said that you could see a measurable amount of difference with the more aggressive mud tracks. I was very impressed by the capabilities of both machines. ENJOY!!

[mudbug3]

mightmaxIV

Thanks for uploading those video clips for me Dan. You always do a much better job at editing video clips than I do. Two Big Thumbs up!

[LarryW]

Nice videos!

[mightymaxIV]

[Rock Doctor]

Now that a "Better" track has been designed, someone needs to design "Better" mudholes. These Adair Tracks kinda take the challenge out of things. I would not come right out and say they make riding boring (They don't), but when you can just run right down the middle of the trail without worries of getting stuck, it takes some of the ........ "intimidation" out of the trails. I'm not the least bit concerned about letting my 7yr old daughter lead the way down the worst trails any more.

RD

[kghills]

I am reminded as I watch these great videos, and I think it is important to note, that when you outfit a machine with Adair tracks, it's not just about "making" it through a big mud hole anymore. Most of the time you can actually maneuver in the mud and pick your line. I still remember the first time with Adair tracks on my Argo Bigfoot. I headed straight for the impassable hole on our property. I cannot tell you how many hours I have spent stuck in this hole over the years. And always every attempt was in a straight line just trying to get across. I eased in fitted with Adair tracks and the Bigfoot just walked right through like it was on a groomed trail. I thought to myself, do I dare try turning? If you have never driven a vehicle with these tracks you can only imagine the confidence and amazement you feel the first time you realize you can do more than "just make it through". Take in to account the lower RPM your engine turns throughout the day which translates into fuel savings and far less wear and tear on the machine as you never have to horse it around trying to get yourself unstuck and you will see the tracks are worth every cent you pay for them. Not to mention the new found capabilities Adair tracks give any machine.

See you on the trails, Keith.

[mudbug3]

[QUOTE=Rock Doctor ]Now that a "Better" track has been designed, someone needs to design "Better" mudholes. These Adair Tracks kinda take the challenge out of things. I would not come right out and say they make riding boring (They don't), but when you can just run right down the middle of the trail without worries of getting stuck, it takes some of the ........ "intimidation" out of the trails. I'm not the least bit concerned about letting my 7yr old daughter lead the way down the worst trails any more.


Rock Doctor I know what you mean.


This video is a good example.

[trevorakm1]

I'm waiting for a video of that attex with the tracks!

[kghills]

Just need to powder coat everything and put it back together. Should be able to get it out for some videos by spring.

Keith.

[mightymaxIV]

I keep thinking that I will never say this again but that last video posted by Mudbug called the mixer has to be the worse mud I have ever seen. First time I have seen an Adair track turn into a slick.

[mightymaxIV]

In response to KGHILLS: On my first trip to Big
Nasty with my Argo and Adair tracks I was led by several 4x4's to the worse mud hole in the park. When I saw the long awful hole I didn't think my machine would make it and I did't believe there were enough 4x4's in the entire park to pull me out if I got stuck. I took a long deep breath, "I got to get stuck sometime" I thought to myself. I hit the gas and started down a long awful semi wet awful mud hole. Much to my surprise with several people watching the Argo eased right through and pulled out of the hole without a fuss.