Just curious if $5400 is worth it for a set of tracks. I ice fish and hunt every chance I get, and feel they would be an awesome tool. But for a hefty price to pay. Looking at the camso 4s1 set if anyone has any experience or input. Thanks.
i think they make your machine about a foot wider.Thinking about it now. I’m not even sure it would fit in my trailer. My vi is king the ways it is, now add tracks and extra width.
Nice machine, and that diesel and hydrostatic trans will have no issues with tracks!i ran tracks on my kubota 900.the biggest issue was breaking the anti rotation bars .they do put more stress on the suspension and slow you down quite a bit.they also throw lots of snow and a cab is is about the only way to keep it out,i still have my tracks ,but haven't bought the conversion kit for the viking as it requires an extension on blade for plowing snow.
i looked into these and the price scared me away.Drive on tracks.
Post pics when u get them.I just ordered a new set of X4S tracks. Got stuck on the lake and almost had a heart attack digging it out. These are a little smaller than the 4S1 and a little less expensive. Will handle up to 2 1/2 feet of snow. I use it to ice fish and pull my shack on and off the ice. Will let you know if they are worth it. Here you can't buy a sled for under $3500.
Mine is a 6 seater. But I’d be willing to give it a try to save some cash. I have 11” wide tires coming for the front now. Should help stay on top of the harder snow on the lake better than stock. I’m with you. I pull my ice shack out along with duck blinds. Tracks are high on the want list.If you go to the Camso website, they tell you max 3 seater and 700cc which includes the Viking. Only thing is if you are in more than 2 1/2 ft of snow you will get stuck. I'm thinking powder. We don't get that much snow here so they should work. They are made to be able to transfer to atv's as well. They are a wee bit narrower than the 4S1's.