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Old 04-03-2020, 10:06 PM
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https://youtu.be/L3NGCL-efRM
Looks fun, I want one.
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That is pretty darn neat. Could have used that a few times in my life.
Must not be as good as tracks but sure looks cooler when in motion.

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That thing is bad ass! Thank you for sharing!
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That is pretty cool. Thanks for sharing. Never seen that before.
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Makes me wonder how the operator was turning the machine? I see the steering wheel was turned but I was thinking something like this could also work by left/right foot brake.
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Makes me wonder how the operator was turning the machine? I see the steering wheel was turned but I was thinking something like this could also work by left/right foot brake.
At almost end of video they show how the steering works
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