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One of the problems to contend with when making a turn at high speed with the LAR tracks is the possibility of a sprocket tooth jumping and engaging the track between the grousers. Photo 1 shows the problem. Photo 2 shows the simple ‘Special tool’ I use to reset the track. Photo 3 shows the tool set up ready to go. Video 4 shows how the sprocket tooth is reset in the LAR track. Unfortunately my
son cut the video short but photo 5 shows the sprocket and track restored. 

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Nice John!  Mine does not usually skip, but if you load the Weasel up with a bunch of guys (and floaters are already heavier)....it will skip for sure.  I hate running the tracks super duper tight, but...they run better.  The tracks really are the Achilles Heel of the Weasel....

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