BlueMachine
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Think I can get another season out of it? I think so, but some reassurance would be great. 
On a side note: looks like the studs have made their mark haha
On a side note: looks like the studs have made their mark haha
2ooosrx
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I would not run that track at WOT. Once the outside start to go, it's not long for the track.
Bruce
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The track is toast.
2datrl
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You've already got the track out....put a new one in and some protectors for that heat exchanger.....breaking down sucks
Yamahasrx700
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I would not ride that from the shed to the garage.
LOL! This is a joke right???!!!
Thumper1
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another season? i wouldn't have used it 2 seasons ago!
sgauthier
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put a new one in
not bashing, this is just a personal observation and my 2 cents. by the look of your 2nd pic, your studs look like they're almost in a straight line, you need to stagger them better for more scratch lines and yes i'll echo others you need some rear protectors installed as well.
not bashing, this is just a personal observation and my 2 cents. by the look of your 2nd pic, your studs look like they're almost in a straight line, you need to stagger them better for more scratch lines and yes i'll echo others you need some rear protectors installed as well.
super1c
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New track for sure. The one i turned into a track mat was better looking then that. SRX has way to much power to take a chance on that track. Lots of nice used tracks here in the clasifieds for sale at a good price. CCC
sideshowBob said:
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BlueMachine
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Well thanks guys, looks like the advice I was given by a couple of my buddies was incorrect. Bah looks like I have to bite the bullet and pay for a new track. Oh well!
I've only had one season with the sled so far. The stud configuration was from the previous owner btw.
I've only had one season with the sled so far. The stud configuration was from the previous owner btw.
A couple of bucks
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If you put any kind of miles on this year, one thing is for sure. You'll be doing some walking. You really want to take a chance and have a CAT owner ask ya for help on the trail ?
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Need a track give us a call 847-662-5916
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great place to do buisness with !!! top notch group of guys.
i wouldnt change that track, i had one blow out on a sled on the trail and the closest road to get it off the trail was three miles. track was wrapped up around the drivers so bad and tunnel was so bad we had to ratchet strap it to a 4x8 piece of plywood and drag it to the road. and i knew it was bad but thought to myself "ah f-it its got one more season left in it"............... those three miles and 5 hours was the worst.
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T.S.U.Filmz
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pony up the cash for a new track save your self the tow
BlueMachine
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A couple of bucks said:
If I wasn't already positive that I needed a new track, this did it! Haha. Alright guys, again I appreciate the advice/common sense. Thanks!
OnDaTrail
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"your studs look like they're almost in a straight line, you need to stagger them better for more scratch lines"
More scratch lines in his heat exchanger?
More scratch lines in his heat exchanger?
OnDaTrail said:
LoOl...
BlueMachine
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For the record, I believe that the marks in the exhanger were from when my shock blew out and I was bottoming out horrifically.