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Debunking Aftermarket vs. OEM Myths

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Equipment Track buying guide- what they DON'T tell you

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The video opens with a discussion about the common misconceptions regarding Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) tracks versus aftermarket tracks. Garrett from SkidHeaven.com clarifies that major equipment manufacturers like Kubota, ASV, and Bobcat do not produce their own rubber tracks. Instead, they outsource manufacturing to specialized companies like McLaren, many of whom also produce aftermarket tracks. This means that an aftermarket track can often be identical in quality and construction to an OEM track, coming from the same factory and using the same materials, but sold under a different brand name and at a potentially lower price. This initial discussion aims to inform buyers that 'aftermarket' does not automatically equate to inferior quality.

Goal: Understand that aftermarket tracks can be of the same quality as OEM tracks.

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aftermarket tracks are they as good as oem [Music] it's been hard to walk anymore and then i just kept pushing him around in a wheelchair

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