WHO WE ARE

Trackless Vehicles Ltd. began operations in 1969 with development of a 4 wheel drive, articulated all terrain vehicle named the Lobo. In 1973 the vehicle was completely re-designed to incorporate a forward mounted cab, 4 cylinder water cooled engine and a front pto. The new tractor, labeled the MT2 (municipal tractor, series 2) was a totally new concept for municipal sidewalk snow removal due to it's ability to interchange front mounted attachments. A public works department could plow snow with the option of switching to a 51 inch wide snowblower when the snow became too deep for plowing. When the winter season was over the unit could then be utilized with a variety of front mounted mowers and sweepers.

In years to follow, Trackless continued to improve the tractor design and develop new attachments. Because Trackless wanted to ensure complete quality control of both tractor and attachments, the decision was made to produce everything possible in house. Steel fabrication equipment, lathes, milling machines, welders, etc. were purchased and put into production.

Today, Trackless continues to produce all of the steel components. State of the art machinery such as a laser cutter, CNC turning centres, CNC machining centres, CNC vertical saws, CNC press brakes and welding robots guarantee the accuracy and quality of fabrications such as ROPS cabs, snowblower bodies and thousands of other parts required to construct the MT and various attachments.

Trackless Quality

Trackless assembles the complete tractor by utilizing an assembly line where each "assembly team member" is responsible for not only their own quality but also must sign off a quality control check sheet for the previous assembly station. This ensures 100% quality workmanship. When a group of tractors are complete each and every one is test driven and returned for final inspection.

Attachments are fabricated, assembled and inspected. Each attachment, after passing inspection, is mounted on a MT tractor and run for 5 minutes before final inspection.

Trackless Technical Support

In addition to delivering a quality product, Trackless provides technical support and training materials. When delivered an authorized Trackless representative provides start up training. An extensive operator training video and manuals are delivered with each tractor and factory direct technical support is available by telephone, fax or e-mail. Trackless also offers an extensive service school free of charge for any customers who wish to enroll one or more of their service technicians.