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29-06-18, 09:47
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Steel Tracks
Hello Richard, welcome to the site.
If my memory is correct from when I registered my Universal Carrier 20 odd years ago the weight limit for metal tracks on the public highway was four tons so the carrier just scraped through using the unloaded weight from the handbook which I had to send as proof. I believe that your Loyd Carrier is about half a ton heavier which takes it over the limit and would then require rubber pads to some kind to fitted. I hope there may be some Loyd Carrier lads out there that may know a way around this for you. Regards Stephen 
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