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which is the best winter tracks for a 299 cat for plowing?
- Thread starter Hopuser
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Canadian_digger
Senior Member
Just bought a set of CAT general duty tracks. They look like they will perform a lot better than the stock tracks that come on the machine.
Rajbir Lorriet
Active Member
From where did you buy this one? And how much did you spent for this?
Canadian_digger
Senior Member
I bought them from our local rental house. I have a 279D. Cost was around $2200 Canadian each. But I got lucky they had buy one get one free deal. The promotion is on till aug 31.
ironjunkie
Well-Known Member
Have you checked into the screw in studs? They are about a buck each but that may be cheaper and work a whole lot better.
digger doug
Senior Member
Jeesh... it's august.... that 4 letter word will be here in 12 weeks or less.
Yes, as a child I recall going trick-or-treating with a carhart over my costume
and trudging thru snow on top of unraked leaves. (Slippery don't describe it)
Honestly, around here, I hear the rubber tracked skid steers are not doing
well in snowplowing, other than parking lots. They can't seem to penetrate
in some conditions.
Yes, as a child I recall going trick-or-treating with a carhart over my costume
and trudging thru snow on top of unraked leaves. (Slippery don't describe it)
Honestly, around here, I hear the rubber tracked skid steers are not doing
well in snowplowing, other than parking lots. They can't seem to penetrate
in some conditions.