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Old 26-08-11, 18:31
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Marc van Aalderen Marc van Aalderen is offline
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Using a plank of hardwood might be a better idea? This will let the track glide along. Rubber will be "grabbed" by the track and may be torn off.

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Old 30-08-11, 18:09
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It is tread cut off of a worn tire...so rather "hard" rubber and the slight convex shape actually works quite well, and the track slides along very smoothly, even with the studs welded on my one set of track.
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