labradorguy
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So... who knows anything about putting steel tracks on these bad boys??
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Need some purchasing advice from those who have been there...
- Thread starter labradorguy
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Check out these guys. They sell the steel track kit to fit the Cat CTLs. http://www.supertrak.com/sk140ctls-c/
D3DaveC
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You mentioned there is fence on your property. Fix up the fence and rent the land out to a cattle farmer. The cattle will clean up a lot of the land for you.
stuvecorp
Senior Member
I gotta be honest, a ctl rides rough enough as is so I don't see any positives to running one with steel tracks.
labradorguy
Well-Known Member
Good point. I guess I was just looking at a longer lasting option for people not working on lawns and such. I was thinking in rocks and stobs, you could get a lot longer life, but if it beats the heck out of you, that's no good either...lol.
You guys need to look at the Rayco C100LGP
Steel tracks, 39 GPM at 5500PSI with low flow switch for other attachments.
the mower is made by Rayco and works great. This machine was made as a forestry mower from the ground up.
Not a converted skid steer. Comes with 20" wide track but has an option for 16" wide which would be better for alot of rocky conditions.
Steel tracks, 39 GPM at 5500PSI with low flow switch for other attachments.
the mower is made by Rayco and works great. This machine was made as a forestry mower from the ground up.
Not a converted skid steer. Comes with 20" wide track but has an option for 16" wide which would be better for alot of rocky conditions.