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A 24-inch 223cc track-drive two-stage with remote chute and cap rotation.

RapidTrak adds tracks to the Compact platform, which helps with traction on slopes and slick surfaces. A redesigned two-stage layout, cast-iron gear case and dash-mounted chute and cap controls make it practical for hilly driveways.
About this category — Track-drive machines spread weight across rubber tracks instead of wheels, which improves grip on slopes, ice and uneven ground. They are heavier and cost more than wheeled gas machines, so they make the most sense for steep or slippery driveways and demanding winters.
| Clearing width | 24 in |
|---|---|
| Engine | 223cc |
| Drive | Rubber tracks |
| Throw distance | Up to 40 ft |
| Gear case | Heavy-duty cast iron |
| Chute | Remote chute and cap rotation from the dash |
| Model | 920032 |
| Weight | 255 lb (Amazon details) |
| Housing height | 20 in |
| Tracks | 5.5 in wide directional rubber tracks |
| Engine torque | About 10 ft-lb |
| Speeds | 6 forward / 2 reverse |
| Steering | Auto-Turn |
Specifications come from the Amazon listing and manufacturer information. Confirm current details before you buy.
Source: Ariens Compact Series sell sheet, dealer specification sheets and the Amazon listing
Ariens builds the RapidTrak on the same Compact 24 platform: a 223cc AX engine rated at about 10 ft-lb, 120V electric start with a recoil backup, a 24-inch width and 20-inch housing, Disc-O-Matic drive with six forward and two reverse speeds, and Auto-Turn steering. The difference is the drive: 5.5-inch-wide directional rubber tracks replace the wheels.
At about 255 pounds, the tracked version is heavier than the wheeled Compact. One dealer page also lists a Dig-In mode for traction in deep, slippery conditions; confirm that feature on the model you buy. The Amazon item details contain entries that do not match Ariens’ specifications (for example the power source and engine type), so we rely on Ariens’ figures.
Tracks and hydrostatic or complex drive systems add parts to inspect, so check track tension and wear each season along with the usual fuel, oil and shear-pin routine. A cover and a dry storage spot help protect the drive components. Follow the owner’s manual for this specific model when storing fuel. Gasoline can deteriorate during storage; the manual will state whether to use a stabilizer, drain the fuel system or take other steps, and which fuel blends are permitted.
Track drive improves grip on slopes and ice. The main trade-off to weigh: tracks cost more than wheels.
Owners of sloped or icy driveways who want better traction in a compact machine.
Tracks spread weight and grip better on slopes, ice and uneven ground.
The listing says up to 40 feet.
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