DIY Track System Design Sketch - Wheel & Belt Layout Schematic (Suzuki Samurai)
Reference · 1986-1995 SamuraiAll 18 schematics
Hand-drawn conceptual schematic of a vehicle frame and wheels sketched in colored outlines.
Part of 1986-1995 Suzuki Samurai Schematics
This document is a hand-drawn, text-free schematic sketch of a homemade or conceptual track (crawler/snow track) system layout, uploaded to a 1987 Suzuki Samurai gallery under the filename 'mydesignjusttrack1.JPG'. The drawing shows a side-profile of a single track unit: a green outline traces the track belt path, which wraps around a small front idler wheel at the upper left, runs down along five small road wheels spaced along the bottom, and up around one large wheel at the right end. The large right wheel has a small brown pentagon shape at its hub, likely indicating the drive sprocket or axle attachment point. Blue lines connect the wheels, suggesting the frame, suspension, or tensioning structure of the track assembly. There are no dimensions, part numbers, labels, legends, or any other text on the drawing. Companion files in the album (mydesign1.JPG, mydesign2.JPG, tatou-track-system.jpg, trackparts.JPG, wmtrackparts.jpg) suggest this is one page of a multi-image concept set for adapting a Tatou-style track system to the vehicle. A reader can learn only the general wheel arrangement and belt routing of the proposed track design from this image.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this schematic show?
- A side-profile sketch of a track system: a green track belt outline wrapping around a small upper-left idler wheel, five small road wheels along the bottom, and a large wheel at the right end with a small pentagon shape at its hub (likely the drive point), connected by blue frame/linkage lines.
- How many wheels are shown in the track design?
- Seven total: one small wheel at the upper left, five small road wheels along the bottom, and one large wheel at the right.
- Are there any dimensions, part numbers, or labels on the drawing?
- No. The drawing contains no text, dimensions, part numbers, or legends of any kind.
- Which wheel appears to be the drive wheel?
- The large wheel at the right end, which has a small brown pentagon shape drawn at its center, suggesting a hub or drive sprocket attachment.
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