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I run tracks on a honda rubicon atv in the winter time and they will carry up on the snow better then any snowmobile but they are very slow and take ALOT of power to turn,would not want to try a set on my jeep or truck ,put on a set of boggers and giver ,half the fun of wheeling is getting stuck and if you get a set of tracks stuck you had better find a large bulldozer to get it out,takes my 3000 lb winch doubled/blocked to get the ruby out of the snow when she goes down
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They are a heck of a lot more than 3500 for a truck, they run at least 3 to 3 for a decent set on a wheeler, some closer to 5k. Try about 7500 for a cheap set on a truck, all the way to over 12K for the full floating tracks. And with some rigs, you have to put on a trac bar to each track so it doesn't spin the whole assembly when the whole truck gets in the air (or in deep snow or mud). Its not much, just a bar that bolts to the frame, but some trucks have to have it, others don't.
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