- A
snowcat (a
portmanteau of snow and caterpillar) is an enclosed-cab, truck-sized,
fully tracked vehicle designed to
travel over snow.
Major manufacturers...
- John Z.
DeLorean purchased the
Thiokol snowcat operation and
renamed it DMC. DMC
continued to
manufacture snowcats until 1988, when the
company was renamed...
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Helicopters are used for
heliskiing and
snowcats for
snowcat skiing. This is
backcountry skiing or
boarding accessed by a
snowcat or
helicopter instead of a lift...
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early versions of the
fatbike were
normal mountain bikes equipped with
SnowCat rims,
created by
Simon Rakower of All-Weather
Sports in Fairbanks, Alaska...
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Kristi snowcats were 1950s/1960s
tracked vehicles suitable for snow and
other terrain and
produced originally in
Colorado and then
later in Washington...
- century. It
differs from
other truck-sized snow vehicles,
commonly known as
snowcats, by its use of four
independently mounted sets of tracks.
While the majority...
- The Snow Trac is a
small personal Snowcat that is
roughly the size of a
modern compact car.
Aktiv Snow Trac were
manufactured in
Sweden between 1957 and...
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Logan Manufacturing Company was a US
manufacturer of
snowcats that
ceased operation in 2000. LMC is both the
tradename (brand name) and an acronym. The...
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nephew from
being run over by his snowplow, but was hit himself, by a
snowcat weighing 14,330
pounds (6,500 kg).
Renner was
flown by
helicopter to Renown...
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skiing outside ski area boundaries—may
employ snowmobiles,
helicopters or
snowcats to
deliver them to the top of a slope. Back-country
skiers may use specialized...
