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Old 31-10-06, 23:23
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Default Carrier track

While on a weekend away I tripped over 2 roles of track on a farm & wondered if any one is interested?
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Old 31-10-06, 23:26
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Must've been a big trip!
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Old 31-10-06, 23:34
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Default Note the long cleat

Interesting to note that some of cleat lookto be 1" taller than the rest is this common? They don't seem to be egual numbers appart though.
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Old 31-10-06, 23:57
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Default Re: Note the long cleat

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Interesting to note that some of cleat lookto be 1" taller than the rest is this common? They don't seem to be egual numbers appart though.
The agriculture guys do that; grousers for when traction gets poor. You would take a beating driving that on hard ground mind you.
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Old 12-06-07, 07:17
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Euan, I'm interested. Want to PM me? Thanks Rick
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