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West Tennessee | You've gotten good advice so far. Personally I would NOT call a dealer for that repair but you may have a different situation. "Here" that service call would be well over $2 grand plus parts. If you have a Heavyquip dealer anywhere close they will know what you need and can basically tell you how to do it. If the pin is loose when installed just weld it in. We have several on our machine like that. We've got about 4,800 hours on our tracks and we're hoping to stretch around another 1,000 hours out of them. Good luck to you. | |
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Broke a track pin on my excavator. Now what?
