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Too bad those tracks dont work in deep snow. And I'd imagine they get a lot up there in Ontario. $18k is a little optimistic, but it looks like he's really built that truck all around.

Removable tracks might be a little more practical:

 
This has been posted like the times since last week.

Whoops, didn't see that. Sorry!

Anyhoo, if anyone is interested I can check it out. It's literally 1km (that's 5/8 mile) from my house if I go in a straight line across the river, which incidentally would be a good test for the tracks although my lawn might not like it!
 
Too bad those tracks dont work in deep snow. And I'd imagine they get a lot up there in Ontario. $18k is a little optimistic, but it looks like he's really built that truck all around.

Removable tracks might be a little more practical:


I agree, that would be more practical for sure. Those tracks are also longer, distributing the weight better over a larger surface area.

Anyone who goes snowshoeing knows that in powder and loose snow, more surface area = less work since you don't sink as deep in the snow.
 

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