iceberg210
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Has anyone tried to use imp 24" tracks on their trackmaster?
I'm wondering if that's a better option than redoing all the wood
I'm wondering if that's a better option than redoing all the wood
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Trackmaster imp tracks
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Funny, you must have seen the same things for sale as I did. I’d like to go look at a set, but I don’t think I need them unless they’re a screaming deal. I have a full set of wide tracks to build with fresh belts. I’d sure like to know the back story on how he ended up with 3 sets and what machine they came from.
Where exactly are you? I’ll keep you posted if I look at them.
Where exactly are you? I’ll keep you posted if I look at them.
iceberg210
New member
I'm in Boise so guessing we both were looking at the same thing, my trackmaster tracks are 31" so I passed, but will still need to figure out how to cut the wood grousers if anyone has suggestions on type of wood or dimensions that'd be amazing
ViaLisboa
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What did ya'll see?
Man, the wood grousers would be easy to do. I would use white or red oak, they can be bevel ripped on a table saw, then cut to length on a chop saw. As far as materials, I would talk to Boise Millworks in Garden City, or Intermountain wood products, in Boise. IWP would sell to you directly as a cash customer. You would start with 8/4 material and rip down from there. I would allow a 2” x 2” x 32” blank for each grouser and go from there. You may be able to snag enough dunnage or drops from Boise Millworks to make enough grousers.