DIY Track System Conversion Schematic - Suzuki Samurai Tatou-Style Track Design
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Hand-drawn conceptual schematic of a vehicle frame with a pivoting arm and shock linkage in colored outlines.
Part of 1986-1995 Suzuki Samurai Schematics
This document is an untitled, unlabeled design schematic (filename mydesign1.JPG) showing a conceptual track system layout, apparently a homemade or planned track conversion related to a Tatou-style track kit (based on companion files in the album such as tatou-track-system.jpg and trackparts.JPG). The drawing uses color-coded lines: a green outline representing the outer track belt path in a triangular profile, a blue lower frame carrying a series of small bogie/road wheels along the ground run, a large hub or drive sprocket at the lower rear, an upper idler wheel connected by a red belt path, a rigid brown arm linking the upper idler to the rear hub, and a magenta arm with a gray coil spring acting as a suspension or belt-tensioning element. No text, dimensions, part numbers, torque values, or specifications appear anywhere in the image, so a reader can learn only the general geometry and component arrangement of the proposed track assembly, not any measurements or fitment data. The claimed vehicle is a 1987 Suzuki Samurai, but the drawing itself contains no vehicle identification.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this schematic show?
- It shows a color-coded design drawing of a track system: a triangular track belt path (green/red), a lower frame with multiple small road wheels (blue), a large rear drive hub, an upper idler wheel, a rigid brown support arm, and a magenta arm with a coil spring serving as a suspension or tensioner element.
- Are there any dimensions, part numbers, or specifications in this drawing?
- No. The drawing contains no text at all, no dimensions, part numbers, torque values, or labels.
- How many road wheels are shown along the bottom of the track frame?
- Approximately seven small wheels are drawn along the lower run of the blue frame, plus a large hub at the rear and an idler wheel at the top.
- Does the design include suspension?
- Yes, a gray coil spring is drawn on the magenta arm connecting the lower frame to the upper assembly, indicating a sprung suspension or belt-tension element.
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