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Doesn't that become and Issue for BCF to sort out then?? They sold the two products as a pair and they don't match up? Maybe they can 'replace' them with the MKII
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I see BCF have the old style on offer for $275 a pair but this includes a bonus set of mounting pins (worth $26.99). A friend of mine has just bought a set. Spotted the one problem though - the mounting pins are keyed for the new style Maxtrax where the old style have a round hole. He will have to get the Dremel out to cut keyways in the Maxtrax to fit
I must say, I am tempted to get a set myself - the offer is on till 23rd April or until they sell out I guess.
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Well, having been the one who restarted this whole discussion, I figure it's my responsibility. So I have ordered a set and hopefully they will arrive by Friday. Heading to Straddie on Saturday. Only ever been stuck once over there requiring a tow so it will be interesting to see if they get any work. (if they arrive)Originally posted by longdogSince no-one here seems to be brave enough to buy and field test the Chinese knockoffs to share with the rest of us, and that I like to support Brad for his R&D and Aussie manufacturing, I will now order 2 sets of Maxtrax. Cheers all.
Can always write it off as R&D.
Will let you know.
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Excellent. Thanks for that, still haven't found time to call them.Originally posted by hdtdamo5I can confirm the Maxtrax from dicountcaraccesories.com.au are the MK 11 model. I know because i have just recieved mine this morning :mrgreen:Originally posted by longdogThere was mention above of a good discount deal at discountcaraccessories.com.au - when I checked their website it is $274 including postage (so it's actually a $25 difference plus postage) - however the product pictured is the old model. They may sell the new model for the same price, maybe they just haven't updated the photo. I'll need to check when I get a chance to call them during business hours. This is a saving of well over $50 if you buy 2 sets so it's worth checking.
Ordered Friday arvo, here Wednesday morning. Excellent service.
Since no-one here seems to be brave enough to buy and field test the Chinese knockoffs to share with the rest of us, and that I like to support Brad for his R&D and Aussie manufacturing, I will now order 2 sets of Maxtrax. Cheers all.
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Let the vehicle come to its own rolling stop, on sand try to avoid harsh braking. The Old Man always use to reverse up a bit after stopping on sand, therefore creating as small compacted pad infront of the wheels ready for take off. This usually worked in S.A. Mallee sand with 2WD utes.Originally posted by ntpOriginally posted by Signature035Don't stop until you reach harder ground.... or at least facing downhill...... yep, might mean a 50mtr walk :wink:Originally posted by KAKADAZWhat happens when your in REALLY soft sand and maxtrax get you out from being bogged then you have to stop and get your Maxtrax ? Do you get stuck again trying to take off from a standstill with no momentum ?
Cheers Troy
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Or get the wife to keep running ahead with the Maxtrax :roll: :lol: :lol:Originally posted by Signature035Don't stop until you reach harder ground.... or at least facing downhill...... yep, might mean a 50mtr walk :wink:Originally posted by KAKADAZWhat happens when your in REALLY soft sand and maxtrax get you out from being bogged then you have to stop and get your matrix ? Do you get stuck again trying to take off from a standstill with no momentum ?
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I suppose I should be putting the old set on ebay haha :lol:Originally posted by SnagaThe longitudinal strength has been improved greatly with the re-design. Hence they can now act as a bridging devise.
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The longitudinal strength has been improved greatly with the re-design. Hence they can now act as a bridging devise.
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What a bummer... I wonder how much better the new ones are. I want a second set lol
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Sadly noOriginally posted by WilliamI wonder if the new gen maxtrax will stack on the old gen one....
They have had a fairly big design change.
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I wonder if the new gen maxtrax will stack on the old gen one....
Yes amts... I watched a Ray Mears segment where he tied his "recovery boards" to the back when driving off n sand.
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I have heard it suggested that you tie the Maxtrax to the car so that you drag it with you when you drive out of the bog. It's probably best to do this when getting out of a deep mudhole. I've read somewhere where someone has lost a Maxtrax in a deep hole.Originally posted by Signature035Don't stop until you reach harder ground.... or at least facing downhill...... yep, might mean a 50mtr walk :wink:Originally posted by KAKADAZWhat happens when your in REALLY soft sand and maxtrax get you out from being bogged then you have to stop and get your matrix ? Do you get stuck again trying to take off from a standstill with no momentum ?
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I can confirm the Maxtrax from dicountcaraccesories.com.au are the MK 11 model. I know because i have just recieved mine this morning :mrgreen:Originally posted by longdogThere was mention above of a good discount deal at discountcaraccessories.com.au - when I checked their website it is $274 including postage (so it's actually a $25 difference plus postage) - however the product pictured is the old model. They may sell the new model for the same price, maybe they just haven't updated the photo. I'll need to check when I get a chance to call them during business hours. This is a saving of well over $50 if you buy 2 sets so it's worth checking.
Ordered Friday arvo, here Wednesday morning. Excellent service.
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Don't stop until you reach harder ground.... or at least facing downhill...... yep, might mean a 50mtr walk :wink:Originally posted by KAKADAZWhat happens when your in REALLY soft sand and maxtrax get you out from being bogged then you have to stop and get your matrix ? Do you get stuck again trying to take off from a standstill with no momentum ?
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What happens when your in REALLY soft sand and maxtrax get you out from being bogged then you have to stop and get your matrix ? Do you get stuck again trying to take off from a standstill with no momentum ?
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