lntroducing the new "Hubbatrax"

**cucinadio** · 21st January 2008, 05:59 PM

Originally Posted by McDisco

Nice work...they look quite professional! You need some nobbly bits though for the tyres to grip though...

And given they have holes in them you might be able to fix aup a trick looking mount onto a roof rack or something...look like a Camel trophy disco!!

Angus

thanks mate,

the camel style mounts are on the way, being manued next week on my next day off

You need some nobbly bits though for the tyres to grip though...

the "Hubbatrax"

have a crap load of grip take a look see

cheers

**philco** · 22nd January 2008, 08:21 AM

Im sorry to rain on your hubbatracks, but the best thing ive found for sand recovery is the matting the roading contractors use under the highway when they lay the seal, you know the gray matting thats in a 5 metre long roll you see on the side of the road before they put down the base rock? a quick stop near some road works late at night to cut off a few metres and it folds up real small to store in the back of the truck too.

**cucinadio** · 22nd January 2008, 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by philco

Im sorry to rain on your hubbatracks, but the best thing ive found for sand recovery is the matting the roading contractors use under the highway when they lay the seal, you know the gray matting thats in a 5 metre long roll you see on the side of the road before they put down the base rock? a quick stop near some road works late at night to cut off a few metres and it folds up real small to store in the back of the truck too.

its all good mate

each to there own! what works for you l guess

cheers

**Aaron** · 24th January 2008, 03:59 PM

I wonder if acquiring an old MT tyre and cutting it up untill you get a panel of tread and bolting it to the track would work. Would start to get a bit heavy though. Just got get some MaxTrax :P I did... I much prefer the orange colour:P

**cucinadio** · 24th January 2008, 09:44 PM

Originally Posted by Aaron

I wonder if acquiring an old MT tyre and cutting it up untill you get a panel of tread and bolting it to the track would work. Would start to get a bit heavy though. Just got get some MaxTrax :P I did... I much prefer the orange colour:P

mate as i said they have plenty of grip as in post 11

maxtrax ? there a top piece of gear, but $250 is what l saved on essentially the same thing, so I'm happy

we tested them again yesterday and they work brill

next time i use / test them i will take a vid!

cheers

**Aaron** · 24th January 2008, 09:56 PM

Originally Posted by cucinadio

test them i will take a vid!

cheers

Untill then, I dont believe you!

**cucinadio** · 24th January 2008, 10:18 PM

Originally Posted by Aaron

Untill then, I dont believe you!

cheers mate its all good

you will see! my freind you will see!

cheers

**VladTepes** · 24th January 2008, 10:38 PM

Let's not call them

the "lets say box's!"

Call them what they really are... just so I know !

**cucinadio** · 24th January 2008, 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by VladTepes

Let's not call them

Call them what they really are... just so I know !

And as if you didnt know !!

l cant remember the name of them

oh yes! thats right,

"Hubbatrax"

cheers

**Aaron** · 24th January 2008, 10:49 PM

They're called MaxTrax! :P

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