Neil thank you for the advice. I may just have to look into another track 
system, Maybe TTS or I may try something all toughter new. BTW what width 
tracks would you suggest for a Panzer3 or StuG3?

John P

On Tuesday, June 12, 2012 4:38:37 AM UTC-4, Neil Rochford wrote:
>
> Hello John and welcome . 
> The problem when combining  intralox tracks and a suspension system  is 
> the tracks are prone to falling off as demonstrated with TO73. the 
> suspension was marvelous but the track guide teeth were too small and the 
> back road wheels rode over them when turning, great shame, as otherwise a 
> great tank.
> TO10 and TO35  are good examples of tanks with intralox tracks with no 
> suspension.
>
> Neil R
>
>
>>

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