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Sledge

Posted 7/31/2011 00:44 (#1887981 - in reply to #1887881)
Subject: Re: Difference between bulldozer tracks?

Extreme SW Minnesota Iowa border

My favorite part of the high tracks is they lower rear idler is just an idler. Have seen a few cat finals killed by backing into hard things all day long. The shock is not directly transmitted to the drive gear.

Difference between bulldozer tracks? - Greenleafagronomy : 7/30/2011 17:24
- Re: Difference between bulldozer tracks? - jdflyer : 7/30/2011 18:47
  - Re: Difference between bulldozer tracks? - JohnW : 7/30/2011 20:30
    - Re: Difference between bulldozer tracks? - jdflyer : 7/30/2011 22:17
  - Re: Difference between bulldozer tracks? - twraska : 7/30/2011 20:31
- RE: Difference between bulldozer tracks? - Ed Boysun : 7/30/2011 23:19
  - Re: Difference between bulldozer tracks? - Sledge : 7/31/2011 00:44
  - RE: Difference between bulldozer tracks? - E718 : 7/31/2011 12:39
- Re: Difference between bulldozer tracks? - blakezr2 : 7/31/2011 10:37
  - That's the beauty of an electric motor . . . - Ed Boysun : 7/31/2011 11:52
    - RE: That's the beauty of an electric motor . . . - plowboy : 7/31/2011 12:27
      - RE: That's the beauty of an electric motor . . . - WWT1370 : 7/31/2011 17:57

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