Custom Track Kit on 3 Wheeler ATC200E in Action
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Here is a little video of the custom track kit I built for my 3 wheeler, work good. Have made a couple mods on it since I made this video.
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You should do a video on how you built that with tracks
nice job man! now thats nifty! sure a cheapsled would rip faster but what you have is anazing cool different and fun!
Yessir, didn't build it to go fast, built it to put around my camp and haul stuff around!
Love your camera mounts most! Well done
Awesome build... cool video. If I could offer a suggestion, I could see fabricating a set of walking beams and installing 8 guild wheels instead of the 4 you have now. Similar to how semi trucks implement their dual rear axles. The reason I think this would help lower the ground resistance by spreading the weight out over more area. This would also put a set of ground wheels in the middle of the track giving that much more traction to dig through the thick stuff. You could us a simple curved "leaf spring" to connect the axles of the rear Ground/guide wheels to put a fair amount of pressure down keeping the tracks tight, but still being able to absorb some bumps.
AH just my two cents on the whole idea... OF course now I am going to have to go out and see what I can build after seeing this!
Sort of like the walking beams in link below... just with wheels on both sides of the beam... and the beams made from a leaf spring, in which you could preload tension on when installing the support bars. You would just need to "U" bolt the wheels to the leaf spring.
www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/atv-trailer-tandem-walking-axles.33157/
MasterMech77 Yessir, I thought on building something like that but just never really got to it. Lol
well then like they say, great minds think alike... of course it is a whole other matter to do something about it ;)
Carman E
Sounds awesome, will check it out!
I'm no engineer, but I'd think that would add weight/rolling resistance/more maintenance to an already tested system that seems to work relatively well. The tension of the tread on the tires alone is enough, I'd think, to keep contact for ground pressure. Those little Hondas were peppy, but didn't have a whole lot of 'umph' to be practicable when it comes to the added weight of the system you've described. Adding more ground wheels means adding more suspension components which in turn increases the complexity/weight of the system. It's like a rate of diminishing returns--the smaller you get with these systems, the more they're scaled down, the fewer benefits you see on the complexity of the system. Now, on a large machine used for pushing loads of material or carrying a lot of weight, I'd agree. But something like this? Light is better over snow. But, this comment is five years old and what do I know?
That thing makes a good little trail groomer wide and tall enough it seems to clears the snow pretty good
Hey man, amazing job. Could you show how you did it? I'm building the same thing.
Would be great for ice fishing
awesome 3 wheeler bro
ton trois roue yer sa king coche man!!!!!
Fcking awesome :D
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French Canadian's are crafty
1:42 that was awsome
Ur just awesome has anyone ever told u that?
Well thank you! haha I've been told that some things I do are awesome lol
This snowmobiles better than a snowmobile
This is awesome what did you use for the rollers on the back of the tracks
They are original 3 wheeler rims
André Martin as tu essayé le set up dans la boue ou les swamps ?? ( évidemment avec la roue en avant)
I'm trying to do this to a 2wd 4 wheeler... Did you cut all the nubs out of the inside of the tracks??
Ive seen it all now....
Would you be able to do a walk around explanation on how every thing works, (if you still have the thing) because I am trying to build a system like this
Still have it. I might this winter wen we have snow.
No snow yet for u, lucky, where I am from (Canada) we probably have about a foot of snow, but my three wheeler can still push through whit it’s wheels
Right on, we have a few inches but not enough to mount the track set up lol
@@andremartinbike I was just wondering if u have gotten any snow yet? getting a little excited on the set up
@@wilhelm4160 Yessir but only about 20cm, right now I use the 3 wheeler for plowing my skating rink.
Salut jai essayer de faire la meme chose mais ma chenille reste pas aligner, as tu des photos ou un plan plus detailler. Jai meme mis des gros boulons sur mes rims pour que ca reste alligner mais ca fonctionne pas.Hi, I tried to do the same thing but my caterpillar doesn't stay aligned, do you have any photos or a more detailed plan? I even put big bolts on my rims to keep it aligned but it doesn't work.
how do you make the little tracks.
How do you adjust tension to your rear bogeys with that setup? Because I need to make myself a set!!
Is there track clips on the track that keep them centered on the rear rims?
How long if tracks did you use? I'm making a track system for mine, should I do a full 121 or should I cut in half and splice them?
I believe it was the 121, I didn't cut anything, I was lucky and found two identical tracks for cheap. I think the 121 works great with this set up!
does it still go fast?
Depends of the snow, hard pack yes, powder second gear max usually.
André Martin how did you make this
not having reverse would suck
Its light weight and doesn't really get stuck so no worries lol
André Martin it doesnt look like it would get stock that easy with 15 inch wide tracks, i cant wait to get my 200 done i just need a way to get that front tire
André Martin.
Racks deep off road
the two hundred cc , i think its called " big red " trike has reverse plus hi/low range .
Got any plans for it? I'd love to make a set for my 200es
I don't have anything, little hard to explain, I was planning on doing a video about it soon!
@@andremartinbike cool, I'd love to see a walkaround! Looks like it's a lot of fun!
@@andremartinbike please do a vid bud I got a 110 that I wanna do this to
well she might need a new front fender........
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J’aimerais bien voir comment tu as fait ton set up ... c’est des rims en arrière ?
Yeap, rim en arriere et une rear end de 3 roue avec des tracks de vieux skidoo
Tu as rajouté des barquettes pour que le rim tiennent le pont centré ? As tu des photos sur un site ou de quoi ?!
Sérieux ça prenait un Québécois pour patenter de quoi comme ça !! Un des plus beau set up que j’ai vu sans avoir à mettre trop $$$$ . Bravo 🙌
@@Marcfj45 Yessir et merci! jai environ 80$ pour batire sa. J'avais plein de photo mais jler trouve pas, faudrai je sort sa denouveau et faire plus de video lol
@@Marcfj45 www.3wheelerworld.com/showthread.php/172582-Built-a-Track-kit-for-my-3-wheeler!! Je vien de trouver sa, jler modifier un peut depuis sa aussi.
Keep front tire itll float better
Tryed it and it would go at all.
Hey do you live near Moncton
Yeap, why?
André Martin i was just wondering
Where did the tracks come from?
Older 80s Ski-doo
That’s bad ass now you gotta show how you made it… it would be great if you would.
Can you do a complete walk around on? This would be really appreciated.
how do the tracks stay on? I dont see any knobbys that would guide it. can you adjust the tension, similar to a belt sander that keeps the tracks turning true?
Yeah I can set tension by pushing the rear axle backwards and there is little guides in the track that are guided by the rear rims.
@@andremartinbikesalut tu parle francais?