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Re: Arps half tracks for a cub
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Posted by Wardner on March 17, 2007 at 10:08:02 from (4.154.245.241):
In Reply to: Arps half tracks for a cub posted by Chuck NH on March 17, 2007 at 09:44:53:
The Cub is an offset tractor. Don't see how it would work unless you wanted to settle for one half of a half-track. That, of course, would be a quarter-track. The other problem is the drop housings. As someone who owns a H with Arps Half-Tracks, I have difficulty trying to imagine how the idler strut would attach. A thrid consideration would be the delicate castings used all over the Cub. If someone were foolish enough to build a half-track for a Cub, he would be even more foolish to mount it and work it. OK, now, take your best shot. Prove me wrong. Lets see some pictures.
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