PROTRAC Over-the-tire track for skid steer

Over-the-tire track for skid steer from McLarenUSA.com

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• tire
• track
• tracks
• skid
• steer
• mini
• loader
• mclaren
• system

[finnmerchant]

cant be more america then this

[ocho600]

USA! USA! USA! USA!

number 1!!!!

[westernstar1021]

@firehotwings they are, but when ur also running solid tires they seem to be too heavy for the axles. thats why there not recommended with solid tires. unless u put lighter tracks like maximizer

[westernstar1021]

just got my set from radmeister (same brand as mclaren) luv my new tires and tracks.

[miked9372]

@walston410 they cost way more, and more maintenance

[walston410]

y dont you just get the tracked skid steer?

[Ylinets]

lol. yeah iv seen how these babies performed and they'r really amazing

[fox13z400]

lol really is that the only word lol

[SKIDNROCK]

And yes, I agree a tracked skid steer has its advantages, but let's face it, it costs $15K more than a tired skid steer running with tracks. Not to mention that the track loader rubber tracks will break where our Protrac tracks won't. And I bet that equipped with our new Portrac rubber tracks I can go and work on every place a dedicated track machine can.

[SKIDNROCK]

We finally got a pair of Protrac with rubber pads; they aren't cheap, but they're definitely worth the money. The tracks made a huge difference and now we can do jobs we could never do before. The first time it took about 2 hrs to get them properly adjusted but after that it takes us about 30-40 min to put them on and 5 min to take them off. Frankly, since the rubber pads do not damage the ground and protect the tires from punctures very well, I see no need to take the tracks off at all.

[peepeevagi]

Only one?

I wont say there's alot, not in the tens of thousands, but there are plenty. It's why i love Fort worth :) And hate dallas >:(

[chargermopar]

And I thought I was the only skid steer "enthusiast". If I could afford them, I would put tracks on my 843. Not sure why, because most of the time it's in my backyard.