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    Snow Jeep

    I'm considering on converting my Jeep with a set of tracks for winter cruising the back roads. Has anyone done this or have known someone that did?

    http://www.mattracks.com/Mattracks_SC_snow1.wmv


    I have heard about someone runnin' a fleet of Hummers up in Whistler, offering winter "Eco Tours" with this type of conversion....



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    Re: Snow Jeep

    If I had the coin I would do it just for the cool factor.Looks like a blast

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    Re: Snow Jeep

    I've seen one on a trailer, the owner said the tracks were more than the Jeep but it would go anywhere. Would suck to get a flat
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    Re: Snow Jeep

    I wonder if its cost effective vs: buying a good back country snowmobile.

    I suppose you'd have to trailer it to where you're going to go in the snow

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    Re: Snow Jeep

    Didn't think you could use a snowmobile for hunting unless authorized on certain hunts...
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    Re: Snow Jeep

    Quote Originally Posted by Deeboe View Post
    Didn't think you could use a snowmobile for hunting unless authorized on certain hunts...
    Fable...........



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    Re: Snow Jeep

    I got a Bud that converted a SxS Polaris ATV. The price to do it wasn't all that bad. MUCH cheaper than buying a decent used snow-sled.

    But he hasn't tried them in the snow yet. Just boggy/swamp stuff.



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    Re: Snow Jeep

    sled doesn't have a heater either

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    Re: Snow Jeep

    One of my wonders is; If they take the vehicle up and on top of the snow, what happens when ya stop? I've had my share of sleds damn near disappear.

    Getting a Jeep stuck up to the doors in sloggy snow would suck HUGE.
    But with 4 biters, one would *think* it would find bite????



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    Re: Snow Jeep

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Dean View Post
    One of my wonders is; If they take the vehicle up and on top of the snow, what happens when ya stop? I've had my share of sleds damn near disappear.

    Getting a Jeep stuck up to the doors in sloggy snow would suck HUGE.
    But with 4 biters, one would *think* it would find bite????

    The deep snow gets anything moving slow. The videos I've seen show machines plowing through the snow untill they get enough speed to get up on top.

    Tell me about your Jeep. Year? Model? Modifications?

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