Tracked transport vehicles can travel in shoals and some marshes, but this needs to be determined based on the vehicle's waterproof performance and the actual terrain conditions.

Shoal-Passing Capability

• Ordinary civilian / engineering models can pass through shoals with a depth of 0.3-0.8 meters, while specialized waterproof models can handle depths of 1-1.5 meters.

• It is necessary to check the waterproof rating of the vehicle's air intake and electrical system to prevent malfunctions caused by deep water intrusion.

Marsh-Passing Conditions

• They can pass through marshes where the surface layer has a certain load-bearing capacity (without sinking into the mud layer), which mainly relies on the low ground pressure of the tracks.

• They cannot traverse deep mud marshes (where the mud thickness exceeds the track's ground contact depth), as there is a high risk of getting stuck.

Key Precautions

1. Before traveling, survey the water depth and mud thickness to avoid blindly entering unknown water areas.

2. After wading through water / marshes, promptly clean the mud on the tracks and inspect the tightness of the chassis and electrical system.