Bobcat T770 Tracks: Size, Fit and Undercarriage Parts
The Bobcat T770 takes a 450 x 86 x 55B rubber track: 450 mm (17.7 in) wide, 86 mm pitch, 55 links, with a C-lug or Z-lug tread. This guide covers how to confirm the fit, the signs of worn...
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Bobcat T190 Tracks: Size, Fit and Undercarriage Parts
The Bobcat T190 takes a 400 x 86 x 49B rubber track, 400 mm (15.7 in) wide, with a C-lug or Z-lug tread. How to confirm fit, spot worn tracks and check the sprocket, idlers and bottom rollers at a...
5 Tips to Extend the Life of Your Rubber Tracks
Rubber tracks wear with use, but how you drive, clean and tension them makes a real difference. Five tips drawn from Cat, John Deere, Volvo and Bobcat guidance.
How to Measure Rubber Tracks: Width, Pitch and Links Explained
Three measurements are all it takes to size a replacement rubber track: width, pitch and the number of links. Here's how to take them and read the size.
How to Tell if Your Excavator Sprocket Is Worn
Sharp teeth, a skipping track, a track that won't hold tension: how to spot a worn excavator sprocket before it shortens the life of a new set of tracks.
Rubber Tracks vs. Steel Tracks for Mini Excavators: How to Choose
Rubber or steel? Here's what the equipment manufacturers themselves say about where each track type belongs, plus the steel-with-rubber-pads option in between.
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