Chas Stricker
Adventurer
How well or durable would the Maxtrax be with a heavy rig? Would it be better to use sand ladders?
Thanks,
Chas
Thanks,
Chas
Might depend on how you define "heavy." There are a lot of videos (YouTube) that show MaxTrax being used to recover large military trucks in sand. I have MaxTrax and aluminum sand ladders, and I prefer the MaxTrax. My stucks tend to be in sand and loose silty soil and the MaxTrax have worked for me. My primary truck is a Dodge that is well over 8,000 pounds when loaded for a trip. I'm planning to get another pair of MaxTrax to carry in the Tundra.How well or durable would the Maxtrax be with a heavy rig? Would it be better to use sand ladders?
So the Maxsa Escaper Buddy(#20333) showed up a couple days ago. Just got the chance to take some pics. Probably won't have a chance to actually is them until, possibly this Friday at the earliest. As I said in a previous post, I'll update as I get experience with them. Seem to be of a quality build, admittedly haven't had any hands on time with other brands. Heavier than I imagined them to be. Sorry the last picture is vertical vs horizontal.
.....and you can actually get your hands on the Maxsa.
They look nice.
Hey Wreck, looks like they measure in right at 4" when stacked.
Jacoby, nice to see another GA member. I was unaware they offered them in a color other than Baywatch orange. But perhaps your post was inferring that. Might try to just spray mine with some black paint. Doesn't look like I'm going tomorrow after all. So I'm not sure when I'll actually get to use them, but I'll see if I can't rig up a test of some kind.
Streets, likewise! Take a look at Sierra Expedition and Alpha Expedition. Both seem to carry multiple colors. I like the orange but would definitely appreciate the more discreet look of black...or OD Green
Hard to see those suckers in the mud at night.appreciate the more discreet look of black...or OD Green