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Old Pokey

Posted 8/10/2006 20:30 (#34492 - in reply to #34344)
Subject: RE: Close.

I like the way you think.:-)

Thing is, IMO, the track is being pulled rearward just as fast as its being pushed downward. It happens so fast on a high speed tank that the track will compress slightly and the soil will compress slightly enough to take away any lifting effect.

Trackframes. How long is too long?? - Old Pokey : 8/8/2006 23:21
- RE: Trackframes. How long is too long?? - Grasseed : 8/8/2006 23:48
  - RE: Trackframes. How long is too long?? - Old Pokey : 8/9/2006 08:55
- Re: Trackframes. How long is too long?? - plowboy : 8/9/2006 01:24
  - Re: Trackframes. How long is too long?? - Old Pokey : 8/9/2006 08:49
    - Re: Trackframes. How long is too long?? - dave morgan : 8/9/2006 09:01
    - Re: Trackframes. How long is too long?? - plowboy : 8/9/2006 16:56
      - Basic basics in a nut shell........ - Old Pokey : 8/9/2006 21:08
        
        RE: Basic basics in a nut shell........ - dave morgan : 8/9/2006 22:52
        
        Please explain to this hard headed ol'....... - Old Pokey : 8/9/2006 23:15
        
        RE: Please explain to this hard headed ol'....... - plowboy : 8/9/2006 23:32
        
        A link to it. - Old Pokey : 8/10/2006 00:17
        
        RE: Please explain to this hard headed ol'....... - dave morgan : 8/9/2006 23:38
        
        RE: Basic basics in a nut shell........ - Art Swannack : 8/10/2006 01:36
        
        Close. - Old Pokey : 8/10/2006 08:51
        
        RE: Close. - Art Swannack : 8/10/2006 10:16
        
        RE: Close. - Old Pokey : 8/10/2006 20:30

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