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I feel like this has to be designed by someone who has never driven a zero turn on uneven terrain AND has never driven a tracked vehicle. That is going to destroy whatever you are trying to maintain.
 
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I feel like this has to be designed by someone who has never driven a zero turn on uneven terrain AND has never driven a tracked vehicle. That is going to destroy whatever you are trying to maintain.
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If you're dragging tires you're doing it wrong, but id imagine that would be exclusively for shitty hills.
 
braxton357 said:
If you're dragging tires you're doing it wrong, but id imagine that would be exclusively for shitty hills.
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I would have bet $5 you would be the first to reply to this :flipoff2:

Mostly I agree, but there are certain spots where a dip in the front causes a rear tire to get light while using said rear to control the inside tire speed on a turn and slide a little, especially when going downhill, and I would bet a track would not do less damage than a tire in that situation. Also, try doing a zero radius turn with tracks and not tearing turf. For shitty hills I'd go with a Ventrac or Steiner.
 
jeepinmatt said:
I would have bet $5 you would be the first to reply to this :flipoff2:

Mostly I agree, but there are certain spots where a dip in the front causes a rear tire to get light while using said rear to control the inside tire speed on a turn and slide a little, especially when going downhill, and I would bet a track would not do less damage than a tire in that situation. Also, try doing a zero radius turn with tracks and not tearing turf. For shitty hills I'd go with a Ventrac or Steiner.
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I'd assume this is for the guy that wants to use a ZTR on an overgrown area that should be bush hogged or is swampy or something and he doesn't really give a shit about tearing up the topsoil
Or really its just about the "I'm a badass" factor just like angry jeep eyes and LED bars
 
RatLabGuy said:
I'd assume this is for the guy that wants to use a ZTR on an overgrown area that should be bush hogged or is swampy or something and he doesn't really give a shit about tearing up the topsoil
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I actually did a bit of reading today, and the people who have them and like them seem to be using them as a lightweight bushhog substitute for some areas. But they also said you have to be careful because the front will get buried.

But let's face it...
RatLabGuy said:
really its just about the "I'm a badass" factor just like angry jeep eyes and LED bars
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QFT
 
I dont know who needs this, but I'm sure they are on this board...
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RatLabGuy said:
wow if somebody got that for $1100 thats a steal these days
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If it’s as solid as it looks $1500 is a steal for a tin top these days! Shoot. A “handful” of years ago when I was stationed in Hawaii a decent tin top was a $5k price tag all day long. Regionally speaking it could fetch a pretty penny.
 

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4wd Mitsubishi Fuzo

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Anyone want a roll back? 5.9 Cummins baby:

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