Track advice for my 2015 Pro 800 162

[IdahoSledder#09062006]

Hey everyone! Bought a sled 2nd hand from a guy this year and was wondering what you may think about this track. Couple lugs half torn off and a good bit of them are just chewed up on the outside edges. Wondering if people think I should replace before I ride this winter or if I don’t really have anything to worry about except some performance loss?? Any thoughts appreciated greatly!

-Justin

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[volcano buster]

It doesn't appear to have compromised the belting material. I assume it would hold for quite a while.

 

[o2bncamo]

The belt of the track looks fine. I would run it. A few lugs damaged won't make much difference. The series IV track is pretty tough, I wouldn't worry about it failing.
The performance loss will be so little it would be hard to notice. (maybe a good excuse if your friend out climbs you) "Yea, but my track was good I'd made it."

 

[Reg2view]

2.5" 2.86 pitch camo extreme works extremely well replacing the 2.4", much better in setup snow, downhill, and braking, once it's broke in, lift in pow is close to as good as the 2.4, it's tougher, fully clipped, heavier. Simple drop in. Was about $650 from TracksUSA last time I bought. Otherwise, stay on the lookout for a takeoff track like a 2.6. If you're gonna run the sled a few years, do it sooner than later, you'll be glad you did. Check the wear between unclipped windows - you'll find it thinner. If the track starts to delam, it was overheated, and will fail quickly.

 

[IdahoSledder#09062006]

Thanks everyone! I felt like the track would probably be fine, just felt like getting some other opinions. Much appreciated! And I’ll check out those other tracks, $650 ain’t bad and I plan on having it for a couple years at least


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[Massif master]

For me the inside of the track is the turning point to check for delamination, especially the areas where the idlers run, worse if you have rubber less idlers...

 

[madmax]

It’ll be fine to run your track. It’s not a great powder track (the 2.4”) and an upgrade makes a huge difference on the pro. The axys 2.6 works very well.