The definition of a Snowcat or Snow Cat is: “A track laying vehicle for travel over the snow.”

Somewhere in the 1940’s Snow and Caterpillar were combined and in the early 1950’s the first use of the word Snowcat was recorded. A lighter weight, tracked vehicle, or Caterpillar designed for over the snow travel as well as working with or farming snow.  You will find these tracked vehicles transporting people and equipment as well as working the snow for a variety of applications. The use of the word Sno cat has also been used.

 Is a Lite Trax Vehicle a Snowcat?

The definition of a Snowcat or Snow Cat is: “A track laying vehicle for travel over the snow.”

Somewhere in the 1940’s Snow and Caterpillar were combined and in the early 1950’s the first use of the word Snowcat was recorded. A lighter weight, tracked vehicle, or Caterpillar designed for over the snow travel as well as working with or farming snow.  You will find these tracked vehicles transporting people and equipment as well as working the snow for a variety of applications. The use of the word Sno cat has also been used.

So back to the original question “Is a Lite Trax Vehicle a Snowcat?”, yes! Lite Trax Vehicles are Revolutionizing Winter Travel with a sophisticated tracked vehicle for over the snow travel. They provide a low ground pressure, low cost solution to over the snow travel. These Tracked Machines are easy to transport, easy to maintain and are much more comfortable than the old Snowcats from the fifties, sixties and seventies.

These Snowcats are designed to transport people, pull a snow groomer and plow snow. The Lite Trax Vehicle has many other uses as well. Because of its size and weight it is ideal for early and late season snow grooming and snow farming.

So when you look back through history at the many tasks the Snowcat has been used for, you will find that these small Snow Cats by Lite Trax can perform many of them as well and some the big Tracked Vehicles can’t.

Lite Trax will see you on the snow!