[BigWarpGuy]

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I wonder where they got the tank tracks for the Smart? It would be great with the snow that is here in central New Jersey. :nerd:

 

[hihosilver]

Not a bad "WEEDEATER". It looks like the driver knew what was in the field
or he was really taking a chance

 

[NCC1701]

I'm a little surprised you haven't run across that video before. It's been on YouTube since 2008. Glad you found it though, it is pretty neat!

 

[ManchVegas]

still working on minuts vs maxuts

The picture is fuzzy. Is it a Babus?

:wink:

 

[wrumbarger]

They are home made tracks.

BUT, there is a US manufacturer (Mattracks | Worldwide Track Technology) that makes something very similar for many off road vehicles that might be adapted to work on a smart?

 

[The Rigger]

I believe the Mattracks need the host vehicle to be AWD to function correctly.

 

[Stretchmobile]

I believe the Mattracks need the host vehicle to be AWD to function correctly.

You are right, needs to be 4wd and it better have power steering. We had this at work for a while and it was a b***h to drive. The girls got it stuck too many times.

 

[wrumbarger]

YES, Mattracks are made for 4wheel/all wheel drive vehicles.

BUT, (as proved in the video) they could work on a rear wheel drive with regular tires/wheels up front? (Like the WWII halftracks)?