Steel tracks

[Marc1]

I am considering installing a set of steel tracks on a S250 Bobcat that is working on demolition and truck loading to reduce time down after heavy rain. I noticed the only brand you seem to mention is Loegerings. Have you ever heard of "eTerra" brand. Have a look
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll
220348617178
Has anyone heard or seen them. They do look the ticket, in fact almost too rough.

 

[Marc1]

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[skidsteer.ca]

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I have not had any experience with that brand, although they look simular to the Grouser and McLaren brands of bar tracks. I have a set of the McLarens on my 773 and I can tell you I have no complaints about them aside from they are vary hard on turf. The 1" square bars will punch into lawns and gravel roads on the first pass.
I wanted them for working in dirt and snow, and the open design prevents wet snow from packing on the inside of the track.
I also run Tracks Plus, which float better (and install easier) because of less weight, and the larger shoe is easier on turf, but thye will only run in dry snow.
Ken