HOW TO INSTALL PRO-LYNX TRACTION BARS AND FIRST WEEK REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025
- Here is a how to install video for the pro-lynx traction bars on a kubota svl90.
these bars work AWESOME and i highly recommend them if you are looking for extra traction in the snow, Ice and mud. you can find them here.
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Those Cleats are real game changers.
I like how quick you can install them.
They sure are! Ya the install is pretty quick.
With my bombardier i pulled out a lot of skid steers.
Those addition fot traction will help tremendously 👍
Very nice!! I’m still in awe how good those machines pull wood!!! Very awesome!!
Ya they work awesome for us excpeally with all the firewood we cut.
Wow Kev, those are pretty cool and really help with traction .A bit of of work but well worth it . A great design and look easy to put on. Take care
I can see the wider bar being better in swampy conditions and safer when driving over brush.
Great video of the Pro-Lynx system.
Ya it would help abit with floatation and does protect the tracks better with the stumps and brush
Nice review Kev, easy to put on and increasing your production without the wear on the tracks - solid testimonial. Cheers and stay safe
Thanks man! We really like them. Hope all is well up your way
...good one, you need all the traction you can get , stay safe and enjoy...
Thanks Bob and your right. Traction really does help production thats for sure
The power company by me need a set of them they have been trying to mulch brush and there cat machine is helpless great video Kev have a great week and be safe
Ya these traction bars would make a world of difference thats for sure. Thanks for watching David and hope you have a great week too
Interesting how well those work in your climate. I can see how they would be a must have for what your doing. Take care and I hope the family is doing well👍‼️
They work very well here. They work great for mud as well.
Hey kev anything that will help is worth it. Don't worry about the chatter. Like in Drag Racing if you're spinning you ain't going nowhere. Take care and have a blessed week.
You are 100%right. If you are spinning you aren't moving. Hope you have a great week to Billy.
I'll likely never have any use for tracks but good video otherwise lol. Hope you stayed warm last week, was brisk out there. This week going to be better.
Ya we stayed warm but was chill thats for sure. Hope all is well you and the family
Thanks man. Everyone good. Same goes to you! Shawn hooked me up with some good firewood today! thanks for his contact again brother.
Good to hear everyone is good. Thats awesome that Shawn got you hooked up with some good wood!!
it's clear how well they work straight up and down the hills, is sideways grip improved as well?
I hate the sideways toboggan!
Hi Kev!!😀😀
Those cleats are going to really help too save the rubber tracks.
They are quite the invention!!😀😀
Good to see you buddy!!😀😀
Take care and stay warm!!😀😀❤
Logger Al
Ya they really help and you are right they do save the tracks. Hope your winter is going well and you are doing well
Good looking and effective...much like David Haley.
Hahaha your to funny Tom!
Do those bars tear up the trailer deck? I do forest mulching am in need of a better traction option
As long as you aren't spinning on the deck you should be fine and to be honest a wood deck is better for them. Steel on steel is super slippy.
Can I get the Kubota Kev discount on these?? They look awesome.
You will have to call them and see if it works haha
They sure would be handy when feeding bales to the cattle.
Ya they would be. They would work well with pushing manure as well. These would work on concrete pads like that too
how is this on asphalt? would like to know if it mars and leaves damage when driving on pavement
They will leave abit if a mark on ashpalt. Hard to run anything steel on it without leaving a mark
How much space do they take up between inside of track and machine? On my bobcat t770 there's not much more than a quarter inch to play with. How pricey are they?
If you check his website he has a set on his t870. I'm going to guess that inside gap would be the same but giving them all call will get you the right answer and accurate quote too.
Kev do you guys have any problems with them loosening up and falling off? They look to be life savers out there in the woods! Hope all is well!! Stay safe my friend!!
you ever skid tree length with the skidder? how long do the tracks last on the skiddy
Yes we have before we got the kubota. If we cut alot of big oak the skidder would be the better option thats for sure.
We got 1500hrs out of the first set on the 95 and going to guess we will get similar on the 90s tracks as well. They are at 1200hrs so far
Will it work in 3 feet of snow like in northern Ontario
They will go through alot of snow. 3 feet is alot. I haven't gone through a steady 3 feet but have gone through some deep drifts over 3 feet with it. Once you got the trail made everything else is a piece of cake
Have they held up? Ok up icy hills?
We only run then in the winter but we have 2 seasons on the pair here and they are still in good shape. And yes they will pull icy hills no problem. If you are always in icy conditions then you can get the carbide studs on every 3rd one.
Hi Kev. I have an svl75 and purchased last years traction bars from pro lynx. Looks like the new ones go on alot quicker or maybe it was just because my tracks were new ??
Hi Robert. If they were tough to get on it was probably cause of the new tracks. A little grease in the ends will help them go on too.
So this company folded up?
I was waiting for those threads to strip 😅
Dewalt doesn't have enough power to strip those haha
Mini Bulldozer is right!😮
Does the extra weight stretch the tracks and need to have tension reset or cause extra wear on gear drive part of tracks??? Awesome product!👍
We haven't had any drivetrain problems yet with them and change the drives every 250hrs. We run the tracks a touch tighter but seem to still get good life out of them. The cleats really protect them too.
@@SkidderKev Wonder how a smooth set would work for summer?
A design that wasn't as aggressive to not tear up ground bad, yet would extend life of tracks?
These would still be good in the summer in the bush. And abit of soil disturbance is good for the regen too.
Don't recommend them in someone's back yard tho haha
Just found this video and went to their website, only got a message saying the business is closed. 🤷🏻
We got a call from them last week that they were closing the doors. It's unfortunate, we really like the product.
15 years ago I was part of testing and development of an idea that started just like that. What you have will work but it will be rough as hell, and if your in snow those will pack full of snow making the ride even worse. Also the wrong steel will make or break the cleats and rip your tracks apart. Check out pro-lynx traction bars
How much
You will have to give them a call Dean they will get back to you with a quote quick.
Thanks Kev
Looks like the biz is closed permanently that’s too bad
Yes it has. It's a bummer
Damn. Just what I need but out of business. Anybody else make these?
Be nice to get a quote without having to hive your phone number lol