Tracks for an old Argo

[MichMan84]

So I got my 86 Argo 6 i/c back in good running shape, Now I think my next step is putting tracks on it for the winter. Do I need to put wheel extensions on or is that just if I want to run super wide tracks? I don't have the cash to buy new tracks so I'm trying to find some used tracks. How do I know what tracks will fit my machine? There is someone on this forum selling tracks for a max II but I'm not sure how to tell if they would fit my machine.

Thanks

[thebuggyman1]

They wont fit.
Finding used tracks is very hard. And they still aren't cheap.
Your best bet would be to call Tim at Adair Argo adairargosales - Home and see what he has in older style tracks that were traded in on new style ones.

Spacers depend on the machine/rim/track combo, but some kind of spacer probably is required.

[brebett]

you could also look at the chanel track, they're not toexpensive. The nickname of the guy is patenteux. Good luck in your research

[newargoowner]

I got a set of 18 inch wide argo snow tracks with wheel ext. That came with my 1987 8x8I/C. I put them on last winter. Only played around with them in the yard. They worked great in deep snow. Kept the argo on top of foot and halve deep snow. I was thinking of selling them since I really don't need them. Got pics in gallary. Take a look.

[MichMan84]

I got a set of 18 inch wide argo snow tracks with wheel ext. That came with my 1987 8x8I/C. I put them on last winter. Only played around with them in the yard. They worked great in deep snow. Kept the argo on top of foot and halve deep snow. I was thinking of selling them since I really don't need them. Got pics in gallary. Take a look.

Could I just remove a bunch of the track pieces and use them on my 6x6? Sorry for the dumb questions, I just don't know anything about tracks yet and I wanna make sure I get some that I can use. The wheel extensions would probably be the same too, right?