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    Original bar treads

    i am a 2A owner and are trying to find out where I can get original type they appear to be very scare. If original are difficult to get what is a good substitute. Can any one help. Would appreciate advice. I will be attending the Back to the TRACK reunion out of Perth in August and need good shoes.

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    I cant help, you would get more answers if you posted it in the tech forum.

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    Hi Dosssp
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    Any chance of a few more details of you august re-union???? Incase any of us WA AULROians are interested in a look-see 8) 8) 8)
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    Re: Original bar treads

    Originally posted by dosssp
    i am a 2A owner and are trying to find out where I can get original type they appear to be very scare. If original are difficult to get what is a good substitute. Can any one help. Would appreciate advice. I will be attending the Back to the TRACK reunion out of Perth in August and need good shoes.
    The REMLR mob at the bottom of the Forum page are bound to have a clue. They are heroes.... so a post there might help as well.
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    sorry dosssp

    but they will be guy's around here that can help [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif[/img] [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif[/img]

    just give them time :wink: :wink:
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    Original Bar Treads

    G'day Dosssp, [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif[/img]
    Yes, the original Military Bar Treads are near impossible to purchase as when the Aust Army chanced to Radials, Dunlop/Goodyear sold the moulds O/seas, Indonesia I think, the original tyres fitted to Landies in the 50s/60s were Dunlop "Road Track Major" or Olympic "Trojan". the Road Track Major is still available, and is also known as an MP3 I think, Bridgstone or TOYO, they have a Bar type pattern with 2 zig-zag grooves in the centre, they ride/handle /grip better than bar treads on bitumen and almost as good as bars on sand /gravel roads, These tyres are CONVENTIONAL "Cross Ply Type" and available in 6ply and 8ply (the original Bars were 6 ply) I have run Road Track Majors (RTM)s on my 2a G.S. for many years and have only just been dragged into the 21st century and gone to Radials.
    Hope that is of some help [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif[/img]
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    Sime Konvoys are also a reasonable replacement. Not too disimilar to bar treads
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    Tyre information thanks

    Many thanks for those who replied to the request for original tyre information. Rocket in particular has given me a way ahead.I will aslo put a profile up in the next day or so.

    Landy Andy was asking about the rally from Perth. It is organised by the ex military vehicles clubs every 5 years. This one is being organised by the Westralians. It starts in Perth and finishes in Alice Springs. It is a 21 day trip. If you want to go then you need an ex military vehicle and should contact Bob Dimer of the WA ex military owners club.

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    doss sp

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    Re: Tyre information thanks

    Originally posted by dosssp
    If you want to go then you need an ex military vehicle........
    I wonder if '183' qualifies? 8)

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