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Backcountry Track Mounting Kit Install

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I know none of you have these tracks, or if you do, you haven't said anything, but I made a video of installing the mounting kit, so for most, it's just FYI. Hope you enjoy it anyway ........ WHAT ???

 

 

 

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Nice video and a great "How-To" for others who want to install tracks.

One comment, I noticed in the start of the video you have your machine suspended by the winch. This is not a good idea in case the winch brake gives out. I have had to use my winch to suspend my machine to work on it, but once winched, I use a few straps to hold it up and not rely on the winch to hold it up.

 

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11 hours ago, mikeexplorer said:

Nice video and a great "How-To" for others who want to install tracks.

One comment, I noticed in the start of the video you have your machine suspended by the winch. This is not a good idea in case the winch brake gives out. I have had to use my winch to suspend my machine to work on it, but once winched, I use a few straps to hold it up and not rely on the winch to hold it up.

 

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Noted ............

 

 

 

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