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Just watched an interesting video of a all metal late tiger traversing a white sand beach and it occurred to me to ask experienced tankers what their opinions would be the best way to clean tracks that get heavily clogged with dirt,mud or fine sand. Stiff bristled brush,tooth brush, etc.
Probably not a good idea to hose them off eh’

Take them off and wash in a bucket or shower.

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Hi,

first off all,do that:

A good idea, Guido.

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JUST RUN IT OVER THE FRONT ROOM CARPET, THE WIFE WILL HOOVER UP THE DIRT.
Do leave a note in a prominent place for the Coroner to access so he/she knows why you were justifiably killed

I use a set of brushes I got at harbor freight for 99 cents, it's a pack of three, one nylon, one brass and one steel bristled brush and I like the nylon and brass for tracks, and the steel gets used in the garage. Something like this, and though this link says five bucks, I get them out of the dollar bin at my local HF all the time.

https://www.harborfreight.com/3-piece-s ... 66812.html

Hope that helps.

jarndice wrote:JUST RUN IT OVER THE FRONT ROOM CARPET, THE WIFE WILL HOOVER UP THE DIRT.
Do leave a note in a prominent place for the Coroner to access so he/she knows why you were justifiably killed

Wowser, donuts inna the living room never thought of that!!

I guess one of those coconut doormats would do the trick, and shouldn't incur the wrath of one's houseproud partner/spouse.

jarndice wrote:JUST RUN IT OVER THE FRONT ROOM CARPET, THE WIFE WILL HOOVER UP THE DIRT.
Do leave a note in a prominent place for the Coroner to access so he/she knows why you were justifiably killed

Oooooh........ Brave ! I blame the dog everytime

Guido Henn wrote:Hi,

first off all,do that:

Good idea Guido, how’s this for a thought.....maybe put a stop plate in front and let’er push against it.