@MidwestMadness775 my buddys dad used to sell and service tracksters in the 70's and 80's. they were a really neat vehicle if you knew how to use them. they had some safety issues like the fact if you went down a extremely steep hill going forward they had a tendancy to roll [endo] and some of the aluminum parts in the undercarrige wore out and i remember they were impossible to get parts for in the 80's!
@chevynova7177 i can get any parts for the one we got now...check out the vid i just uploaded it today you wont find a much cleaner one around its got the conversion too its a beautiful machine
Yes. I was an Engineer there before they moved to Kansas.
jarjon5 1 year ago
thank's did you work there?
chevynova7177 1 year ago
anyone know if they still build these? look like an old cushman trackster!
chevynova7177 1 year ago
@chevynova7177 I believe so. Go to the terratrack website.
jarjon5 1 year ago
@chevynova7177 thats where this machine originated from was the trackster its similar as you can tell but i like the cushman better
MidwestMadness775 1 year ago
@MidwestMadness775 my buddys dad used to sell and service tracksters in the 70's and 80's. they were a really neat vehicle if you knew how to use them. they had some safety issues like the fact if you went down a extremely steep hill going forward they had a tendancy to roll [endo] and some of the aluminum parts in the undercarrige wore out and i remember they were impossible to get parts for in the 80's!
chevynova7177 1 year ago
@chevynova7177 i can get any parts for the one we got now...check out the vid i just uploaded it today you wont find a much cleaner one around its got the conversion too its a beautiful machine
MidwestMadness775 1 year ago