A revolutionary "auto-snow"!

[Lietseu]

Thank you AlainG

And good winds through your home, courage for the snow shovel


Meow and purr of the econology tomcat

[Alain G]

Thank you AlainG

And good winds through your home, courage for the snow shovel


Meow and purr of the econology tomcat

Welcome Lietseu!


Fortunately, we passed by the storm that raged in Ontario and stuck the vehicles for 48 hours!

A small -20C the other night but it is not rare for the period because I have already seen the icebreakers on the St.Lawrence River in November and 4,5 meters of snow in front of the house three years ago. year!

PS: With a shovel I wouldn't be able to do it, I use a snow blower and a tractor given the size that I have to clear!

[Lietseu]

Hello !

Yes I should have put the snow shovel between "..."

With you others, there is often a lot of snow and large property that requires the right tools ...

What corner are you in, if it's not indiscreet?

Meow

[Alain G]

I am on the South Shore of the St. Lawrence River, 16 km from Quebec City!

[Grelinette]

"What do you have for a car to drive on the snow?"
"Well, a BM with aluminum rims. How about you?"
"Ben, a sausage-mobile with chipolata rims!"

[Christophe]

"Ben, a sausage-mobile with chipolata rims!"

Oh no, size question, it's more morteau sausages or Montbelliardes

He must have a good technological reason for us to have preferred the chains ... maybe it's worth nothing on ice for example.

Would have to ask Bombardier inventor of ski-doo ...

[the middle]

Personally, I find this invention brilliant.
Already by the weight gain (the tracks are very heavy)
Then, the mechanism is frankly much simpler than tracks.
Then, when you see that this small tractor is capable of pulling so many tons of wood, it's great.
Then, to work in the woods, there is less impact on the site, (always a story of weight)
Sometimes good inventions go unnoticed

[Remundo]

Super funny and inventive!

On the other hand, I fear that the friction is important compared to the tracks which are without relative ground / chain slip.

This friction problem is well known in wheel / worm gears ... This machine carries the worms, the rack (printed as it goes) is snow ...

Another problem is that the machine is not "reasonably" self-propelled on non-snow-covered ground (or too lightly snow-covered) whereas the tracks are.

But it's really unusual and technically interesting. There are real performances demonstrated in traction and maneuverability Thank you Lietseu!

[Alain G]

Not sure drums can do this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yqNQtau ... ature=fvwp



And here are the reasons for forgetting this system:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x93zD9y ... re_related

[Christophe]

And here are the reasons for forgetting this system:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x93zD9y ... re_related

Mouaarrf zon forgot to delete the traction cable during assembly

Good joke aside, it's impressive!