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Posted by Yooper-Al on July 07, 2004 at 18:58:13 from (4.240.159.183):
In Reply to: Rubber tracks posted by Dan on July 07, 2004 at 13:04:11:
How about using conveyor belting? A pair of bands per track connected by flat steel brackets that would ride between the track and belt with "ears" bent on either end to keep the belt centered on the track. Something like a snowmobile track. Carrage bolts to bolt the belts to the brackets. Once saw something like this on a "Yooper-Mobile"; a Ford model T with a tag axle and skis strapped to the front rims. Went over ice, snow, swamps and asphalt! Al
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