Ford Model T with Chase Track System
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20 1 September 2023, 14:45
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Hanno - here ya go. Enjoy! vargas-lg.myshopify...1920-interwar-series
1 September 2023, 21:45
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John, the tracks used the existing steering and braking on the Ford model T. The tracks and wheels were interchangeable and could be swapped out when desired. An ingenious system. Two patents were awarded for the design in the early 1920s.
1 September 2023, 23:30
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Thanks, Brian! I presume the steering worked the brakes on either side rather than turned the wheels when in tracked mode.
2 September 2023, 08:41
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John, from what I read, yes the brakes worked the same with the wheels or the tracks.
2 September 2023, 11:01