Steel tracks

[Joe Fick]

www.alpinerubber.com/ctl-steel-tracks-sprockets/

This looks interesting wonder what is everyone else thoughts are

 

[ih100]

I think they could make for a rough ride. It looks quite an aggressive tread, unlike the OEM steel options. That's got to put more strain on the drive line.

 

[Joe Fick]

I agree on the ride but for a guy like me I'm always on dirt n rocks. My ctl don't have a final drive. It' is hydrostatic driven

 

[Tags]

I think they look pretty interesting, especially if you're constantly mulching or working in rock.

 

[ih100]

I agree on the ride but for a guy like me I'm always on dirt n rocks. My ctl don't have a final drive. It' is hydrostatic driven

So...what's between the track motor and the sprockets?

 

[walkerv]

I think they look pretty interesting, especially if you're constantly mulching or working in rock.

The rollers are designed to run on rubber , what would the steel do to them as they arent designed for it . That is my question

 

[Tags]

The rollers are designed to run on rubber , what would the steel do to them as they arent designed for it . That is my question

Kind of, but don't the rollers really run on the steel imbedded cleats in the rubber? Not saying it wouldn't wear faster, just looks interesting...

So...what's between the track motor and the sprockets?

That's a great question, unless he has an MTL with the squirrel cage....

 

[Joe Fick]

So...what's between the track motor and the sprockets?

Plantery hub is the track moter and the sprockt is bolted on. No I do not have a mtl. It is a true ctl machine

 

[steve whiteside]

im always in dirt/rocks myself. Looks interesting. Im hesitant to buy anything new without much history especially if expensive.

 

[Joe Fick]

You are not the only one sir. That' why I'm asking around

 

[The Peej]

I would worry about track pins wearing they appear to be about 3/4"