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This is a pretty awesome invention for anyone who has to deal with snow on a regular basis. The device clasps to the wheels of your truck and uses them to turn it treads. Hit the link for the video or them in action on a Super Duty.
interesting idea, and more practical than full-time tracks. wonder how they converted the forward motion of tires to the track. It almost looks like the track dives way under the tire with another idler in there to reverse the rotation again. Wonder how reliable it'll hold up to be!
Those things are really slick. Makes you want to go find some snow to play in. Here in the south, it is hard to come by. I wonder how they do in the sand.
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They are cool, I would like to see them in more than snow. Like mud, sand, and rocks/gravel. I like how easy it looks like to put them on.
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2001 F-250 V10, 75,000ml. Magna Flow exhaust & Cat. Superchips programmer, CAI, Firestone Air Bags, Dick Cepek F-C II 265/75/16 Tires.
i suppose it would be great for anyone that needs to drive the truck in deep snow, out in the middle of nowhere,.. the big ? here is how much do they cost?!
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