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King Quad 300 - Enough Power For Tracks?


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with the machine in super low range, it could probably turn a set of sherman tank steel tracks. but it would not do it for long. nothing in the drive train is designed for that! i do not know what kind of problems you would run into running rubber tracks on one. i understand the idea, but unless you are trying to use it under extreme conditions.i am not sure it would be worth all the cost and trouble. if you decide to go for it, i wish you all the best.

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