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not monster Jeff
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trailer wheels will be a little sub standard for those wide tracks. there is a reason why Thiokol and pb use a solid wheel.
Here's a link to the listing:
https://classifieds.ksl.com/listing/57883335
Interesting that in some of the listing's photos there's a Tucker with Terra tracks???
As I understand it, Lite-Foot sold out to Pistenbully (in 2006?) and the design is now the Pistenbully Scout. I understand the fellow who owned, and subsequently sold, Lite-Foot builds snowcat tracks in SLC.
https://classifieds.ksl.com/listing/57883335
Interesting that in some of the listing's photos there's a Tucker with Terra tracks???
As I understand it, Lite-Foot sold out to Pistenbully (in 2006?) and the design is now the Pistenbully Scout. I understand the fellow who owned, and subsequently sold, Lite-Foot builds snowcat tracks in SLC.
I just assumed it was a lmc 1500 now that I read the ad I see its one of the newer light foots, your right they sold out to pb that model came along as the new owner of light foot wanted to build a rig to compete in the utility market. my 2100 came with stamped rims that bolted to spindles when those wide tracks twist to follow the contoure of the trail it puts a ton of stress on the wheels and will crack them out right around the lugnuts. my light foot has trailer axles tires and wheels to but the track is a lot narrower than those geez though 40 plus k with a fresh coat of paint I got a score of a deal on mine.
Don, that one is a hydro machine also
"Great layout for a snow cat" as in 4-5 adults in the front, kids in the back, wall in between .............
