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 Posted: Mon Apr 20th, 2009 02:57 pm
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 Be sure to watch far enough to see the auto version as well. :moose::moose::moose::moose:


http://www.flixxy.com/snow-vehicle-concept.htm



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 Posted: Mon Apr 20th, 2009 04:58 pm
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 I'll see your ford tractor screw drive and raise you a Russian Zil!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afJ18eJeNgU

Though yes, the ford was the inspiration for this thing as well.


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 Posted: Mon Apr 20th, 2009 05:32 pm
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 I'll see your ZIL Jake, and raise you the fact that the Fordson, was developed in 1924! :)

The Russian videos have a 70's or 80's feel to them.

Scoreboard!!!!  :glad:LOL!



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 And the car is a mid '20's Chevy!!!!!


I wonder how long it took to change from car to screwmobile and back?


Would the snow be melted by then?


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 :cool: Where can I get an old garden tractor and a couple of 55 gallon drums? I could do some 1 to1 kitbashing.

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 wclm wrote: :cool: Where can I get an old garden tractor and a couple of 55 gallon drums? I could do some 1 to1 kitbashing.

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I've thought about such a thing too, but it'd be reeeaaal sllloowwww, the gear reduction to overcome all that friction and whatnot. Not to mention ya might go nuts trying to design the transmission...
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 Can't be too much friction in snow- the Chevy was only about 22-24 HP.

Not that the Fordson was that much more.


Lets see----two old 100lb propane bottles, and a 350 with twin turbos--------


Hot Rod Herbie:old dude:



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 Hey there Herbie
You'll do time with the feds,
If you don't stop drivin
Those Hot Rod Sleds! 

                                


( With apologies to the various writers and performers of " Hot Rod Lincoln") ;) :)







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 :) Sure glad you didn't waste any money on singing lessons.



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 Here's one, apparently in a museum. Dunno who the photographer is.


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