Thread: MaxTrax. yey or ney.

Go get some milk crates a hacksaw and some synthetic rope (or better still a shovel and some feed bags)

then


Spend $300+ on something usefull like grog or porn or a framed, autographed photo of Numpty's missus.

They work excellent in sand and god in mud, provided you have decent tyres.
I have a set at home and 6 sets at work for emergency vehicles. As said overpriced for what they are but are useful. $150 would be a more realisticprice, but as with anything to do with 4wdriving it is overpriced.

Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

dont I feel like a goose,

I must admit, i was VERY confused about your first price.

Well, I just picked up a pair. Going out now to try them!

I like the rubber ones joined together with wire. i think they would be more useful as they would shape to the contour of the ground.
Sandtrack - Bushranger

$300 pr + freight if required

I tried to get stuck so i could use them. Couldnt get bogged.

Originally Posted by Aaron

I tried to get stuck so i could use them. Couldnt get bogged.

Just not trying hard enough.

I have a fire grate made out of ARC Weldmesh fencing with 10mm rod reinforcing around the sides - doubles as sand/mud ladder when required.
If others travelling with you also have them, they can be shackled together to form longer track.
They'll bend as you drive over them but just jump on them and straighten before cooking your tea when you arrive at camp.