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Rodeo

Posted 10/6/2008 13:23 (#476036 - in reply to #474493)
Subject: RE: When a good track goes bad (pics)

Tractor should have wide undercarriage with 30" tracks especially important in a scraper application where high drawbar loads are seen. This will have without doubt overloaded the track by concentrating the load over a narrow wheel path area.

Hope this helps.

When a good track goes bad (pics) - MOjeeper : 10/3/2008 19:06
- RE: When a good track goes bad (pics) - iseedit : 10/3/2008 19:39
  - Re: When a good track goes bad (pics) - MOjeeper : 10/3/2008 22:08
- What brand is that? (nt) - 99guy : 10/3/2008 21:24
  - Cat/ Camoplast NT - MOjeeper : 10/3/2008 22:07
- Re: When a good track goes bad (pics) - dutch : 10/3/2008 22:08
  - Re: When a good track goes bad (pics) - MOjeeper : 10/3/2008 22:10
- RE: When a good track goes bad (pics) - plow79 : 10/3/2008 22:22
- Questions - DG N. AL : 10/3/2008 23:38
  - RE: Questions - MOjeeper : 10/4/2008 00:02
    - Re: When a good track goes bad (pics) - Glenn W. : 10/4/2008 13:40
      - Re: When a good track goes bad (pics) - MOjeeper : 10/4/2008 20:57
        
        Re: When a good track goes bad (pics) - Rodeo : 10/6/2008 13:17
- Re: When a good track goes bad (pics) - plowboy : 10/4/2008 00:58
  - Re: When a good track goes bad (pics) - cynic : 10/4/2008 09:33
    - I've seen this before - Fla Veggie Farmer : 10/4/2008 19:29
- RE: When a good track goes bad (pics) - Rodeo : 10/6/2008 13:23

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