Will this track grip system work with regular tracks... no studs?
334621
Yes. We have snow sleds that do not have studs. We have no problem getting them on or off the trailer.
334622
Works fantastic on regular tracks. Very grippy and glad I purchased this product.
63613
I bought a longer track from amazon. It was sold under the shop fox brand as well as the grizzly brand. I also purchased the connector and clamp set to join them. I went with shop fox at the time because the price was better and it worked fine with my existing 25in. tracks.
1788316
You can purchase screws or double sided sticky tape at a local home improvement store. We do not carry anything in regards to mounting the track.
1446416
You will have to either modify your stock tracks or buy a aftermarket seat track. The sparco sliders wont bolt to the stock mounting holes.
1202090
This works with the trackmaster trains which are bigger, plastic, and motorized. I think the die cast ones you are referring to are the take and play trains (smaller than the original wooden ones). A fun track but easily becomes off balance. If your child is young and doesn't have a lot of patience it will be frustrating. Once you get it lined up right it works great until something bumps it and knocks it off balance.
1488573
Does it matter what 0-gauge track you add? For instance can it be 0-27 and use 0-36 or does it specifically need to be 0-27?
1870333
All the trackmaster tracks are interchangeable. So yes it would work. But don't think I would buy it again i would buy regular extra tracks.
744189
It will work with modification. The top hook section can be unscrewed and pulled out.The track can then be cut to length. Drill two new holes, push in and refasten hook section.I had to cut 2 inches off of mine to make it fit.
301338
Don't worry. The metal sets will not short out the track, because one wheel has a plastic hub between the metal shaft and the metal wheel.
1702080
Clamping is not required every time. It has a non-slip strip on the bottom of the track that keeps it in place pretty well. You can buy some clamps that go underneath to guarantee the track will not move, however. If you clamp it from the top the saw could be blocked/run into the clamps. I bought the cheaper dewalt tracksaw clamps and they work great.
223330
Screws so it wont pull up. Tapcon for concrete. U can use nails but they tend to pull up causing the track to loosen over time
1127939
If your vehicle has the factory style roof mounted rails this kit has every thing but the tools to install it. You may wanta helper to hold the load bars while you put them into the track,but it's straight forward install. Good luck.
1702078
You can do it underside, but some times if the wood is rough enough, the anti slip material. Won't allow you to move the track... Sometimes it allows it and you have to clamp it
179502
I used it for a lower track. If you upper looks like your lower it should work
911980
No, they work for the wooden and trackmaster trains though. The the metal take n plays are not wide enough.
1142600
I have not used it without a track system; I bought it for cutting sheet goods. I used to cut sheet goods using a plywood guide and a an old Sears circular saw.
9232
It will work, but be sure you install it per the track manufacturer's instructions; there's only one correct way to orient it before you lock it in.