Frame swap?
01-27-2006, 01:24 AM
#21
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Re: Frame swap?
> OK, this cracks me up. I don't seriously recommend the Quadratrac for
> rock
> crawling, but it would be "interesting" to have one in a running vehicle.
> You may be able to sell it to a collector or restorer. If you have a
> spare,
> I would definitely go with the Dana 20.
I have found a lot of conflicting info, but this site seems to have a pretty
good take on the BW 1339 Quadratrac,
http://www.frontier.net/~mystkblu/quadratrac/index.htm
I may use it, and it gets the low ratio .5 lower than the D20. This rig is a
one-owner with 67 K miles on it.
As for the frame, it's not fully boxed like the Jeepster, but I can fix
that, and probably find another Chero frame to cut matching pieces from.
> rock
> crawling, but it would be "interesting" to have one in a running vehicle.
> You may be able to sell it to a collector or restorer. If you have a
> spare,
> I would definitely go with the Dana 20.
I have found a lot of conflicting info, but this site seems to have a pretty
good take on the BW 1339 Quadratrac,
http://www.frontier.net/~mystkblu/quadratrac/index.htm
I may use it, and it gets the low ratio .5 lower than the D20. This rig is a
one-owner with 67 K miles on it.
As for the frame, it's not fully boxed like the Jeepster, but I can fix
that, and probably find another Chero frame to cut matching pieces from.
01-27-2006, 01:24 AM
#22
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Re: Frame swap?
> OK, this cracks me up. I don't seriously recommend the Quadratrac for
> rock
> crawling, but it would be "interesting" to have one in a running vehicle.
> You may be able to sell it to a collector or restorer. If you have a
> spare,
> I would definitely go with the Dana 20.
I have found a lot of conflicting info, but this site seems to have a pretty
good take on the BW 1339 Quadratrac,
http://www.frontier.net/~mystkblu/quadratrac/index.htm
I may use it, and it gets the low ratio .5 lower than the D20. This rig is a
one-owner with 67 K miles on it.
As for the frame, it's not fully boxed like the Jeepster, but I can fix
that, and probably find another Chero frame to cut matching pieces from.
> rock
> crawling, but it would be "interesting" to have one in a running vehicle.
> You may be able to sell it to a collector or restorer. If you have a
> spare,
> I would definitely go with the Dana 20.
I have found a lot of conflicting info, but this site seems to have a pretty
good take on the BW 1339 Quadratrac,
http://www.frontier.net/~mystkblu/quadratrac/index.htm
I may use it, and it gets the low ratio .5 lower than the D20. This rig is a
one-owner with 67 K miles on it.
As for the frame, it's not fully boxed like the Jeepster, but I can fix
that, and probably find another Chero frame to cut matching pieces from.
01-27-2006, 03:03 AM
#23
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Re: Frame swap?
According to the web site the Quadratrac case does have a locking
differential, so in principle it should be fine for off road use.
Availability of parts could be worrisome though. But many people enjoy the
thrill of the parts hunt.
Earle
"Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
news:43tsloF1nhtkjU1@individual.net...
> > OK, this cracks me up. I don't seriously recommend the Quadratrac for
> > rock
> > crawling, but it would be "interesting" to have one in a running
vehicle.
> > You may be able to sell it to a collector or restorer. If you have a
> > spare,
> > I would definitely go with the Dana 20.
>
> I have found a lot of conflicting info, but this site seems to have a
pretty
> good take on the BW 1339 Quadratrac,
> http://www.frontier.net/~mystkblu/quadratrac/index.htm
> I may use it, and it gets the low ratio .5 lower than the D20. This rig is
a
> one-owner with 67 K miles on it.
>
> As for the frame, it's not fully boxed like the Jeepster, but I can fix
> that, and probably find another Chero frame to cut matching pieces from.
>
>
differential, so in principle it should be fine for off road use.
Availability of parts could be worrisome though. But many people enjoy the
thrill of the parts hunt.
Earle
"Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
news:43tsloF1nhtkjU1@individual.net...
> > OK, this cracks me up. I don't seriously recommend the Quadratrac for
> > rock
> > crawling, but it would be "interesting" to have one in a running
vehicle.
> > You may be able to sell it to a collector or restorer. If you have a
> > spare,
> > I would definitely go with the Dana 20.
>
> I have found a lot of conflicting info, but this site seems to have a
pretty
> good take on the BW 1339 Quadratrac,
> http://www.frontier.net/~mystkblu/quadratrac/index.htm
> I may use it, and it gets the low ratio .5 lower than the D20. This rig is
a
> one-owner with 67 K miles on it.
>
> As for the frame, it's not fully boxed like the Jeepster, but I can fix
> that, and probably find another Chero frame to cut matching pieces from.
>
>
01-27-2006, 03:03 AM
#24
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Re: Frame swap?
According to the web site the Quadratrac case does have a locking
differential, so in principle it should be fine for off road use.
Availability of parts could be worrisome though. But many people enjoy the
thrill of the parts hunt.
Earle
"Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
news:43tsloF1nhtkjU1@individual.net...
> > OK, this cracks me up. I don't seriously recommend the Quadratrac for
> > rock
> > crawling, but it would be "interesting" to have one in a running
vehicle.
> > You may be able to sell it to a collector or restorer. If you have a
> > spare,
> > I would definitely go with the Dana 20.
>
> I have found a lot of conflicting info, but this site seems to have a
pretty
> good take on the BW 1339 Quadratrac,
> http://www.frontier.net/~mystkblu/quadratrac/index.htm
> I may use it, and it gets the low ratio .5 lower than the D20. This rig is
a
> one-owner with 67 K miles on it.
>
> As for the frame, it's not fully boxed like the Jeepster, but I can fix
> that, and probably find another Chero frame to cut matching pieces from.
>
>
differential, so in principle it should be fine for off road use.
Availability of parts could be worrisome though. But many people enjoy the
thrill of the parts hunt.
Earle
"Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
news:43tsloF1nhtkjU1@individual.net...
> > OK, this cracks me up. I don't seriously recommend the Quadratrac for
> > rock
> > crawling, but it would be "interesting" to have one in a running
vehicle.
> > You may be able to sell it to a collector or restorer. If you have a
> > spare,
> > I would definitely go with the Dana 20.
>
> I have found a lot of conflicting info, but this site seems to have a
pretty
> good take on the BW 1339 Quadratrac,
> http://www.frontier.net/~mystkblu/quadratrac/index.htm
> I may use it, and it gets the low ratio .5 lower than the D20. This rig is
a
> one-owner with 67 K miles on it.
>
> As for the frame, it's not fully boxed like the Jeepster, but I can fix
> that, and probably find another Chero frame to cut matching pieces from.
>
>
01-27-2006, 03:03 AM
#25
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Re: Frame swap?
According to the web site the Quadratrac case does have a locking
differential, so in principle it should be fine for off road use.
Availability of parts could be worrisome though. But many people enjoy the
thrill of the parts hunt.
Earle
"Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
news:43tsloF1nhtkjU1@individual.net...
> > OK, this cracks me up. I don't seriously recommend the Quadratrac for
> > rock
> > crawling, but it would be "interesting" to have one in a running
vehicle.
> > You may be able to sell it to a collector or restorer. If you have a
> > spare,
> > I would definitely go with the Dana 20.
>
> I have found a lot of conflicting info, but this site seems to have a
pretty
> good take on the BW 1339 Quadratrac,
> http://www.frontier.net/~mystkblu/quadratrac/index.htm
> I may use it, and it gets the low ratio .5 lower than the D20. This rig is
a
> one-owner with 67 K miles on it.
>
> As for the frame, it's not fully boxed like the Jeepster, but I can fix
> that, and probably find another Chero frame to cut matching pieces from.
>
>
differential, so in principle it should be fine for off road use.
Availability of parts could be worrisome though. But many people enjoy the
thrill of the parts hunt.
Earle
"Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
news:43tsloF1nhtkjU1@individual.net...
> > OK, this cracks me up. I don't seriously recommend the Quadratrac for
> > rock
> > crawling, but it would be "interesting" to have one in a running
vehicle.
> > You may be able to sell it to a collector or restorer. If you have a
> > spare,
> > I would definitely go with the Dana 20.
>
> I have found a lot of conflicting info, but this site seems to have a
pretty
> good take on the BW 1339 Quadratrac,
> http://www.frontier.net/~mystkblu/quadratrac/index.htm
> I may use it, and it gets the low ratio .5 lower than the D20. This rig is
a
> one-owner with 67 K miles on it.
>
> As for the frame, it's not fully boxed like the Jeepster, but I can fix
> that, and probably find another Chero frame to cut matching pieces from.
>
>
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