This food truck is built on a Kassbohrer PistenBully

Posted by stewieatb@reddit | WeirdWheels | View on Reddit | 18 comments

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SomeGuyInAVan@reddit

I've only ever heard these vehicles called Snow Cats (West USA).

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stewieatb@reddit (OP)

Same idea, just a different brand. I've never seen one in Western Europe that wasn't a Kassbohrer.

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Kleenex situation. The original snow cat is a trademark of the tucker sno-cat company from Oregon, which are for narrow trails and utility purposes. This pistenbully is a slope groomer made for ski resorts

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71351@reddit

Mammoth used to have a burrito cat that Would park around the mountain for great food and cheap beers. Wonder if it’s still around

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DickweedMcGee@reddit

I give OP 10/10 for enthusiasm but picture-wise, he’s got nothin.

Oh well, we’ve all been there I guess…

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tetzy@reddit

Not a fire hazard at all. Nuh uhh.

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nailbunny2000@reddit

I don't get it.

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Haywire8534@reddit

It’s a tracked vehicle so you can drive your food truck onto a slope or mountain

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stewieatb@reddit (OP)

Specifically it's the type of vehicle used to groom ski slopes. I think this truck sells crêpes by day and maintains pistes by night.

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Freeheel4life@reddit

Typically cats that have been modified like this won't be out grooming/maintaining pistes with the fleet. Usually the only reason the tiller stays on after this type of mods is so they can cover their own track marks while traveling from shop yard to location and back

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stewieatb@reddit (OP)

Inside the tracks.

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