I''d say that counts
I''d say that counts
I don't seem to have any photos of it in its normal dirty state, just a token drive-up-a-bank from the day I bought it. Should probably take it somewhere interesting and take some better photos.
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Better weight distribution over the shoe and less aggressive traction wise. The triangle shape is effectively giving you a bit of lift as you move as opposed to a standard grouser which sinks in then breaks away soft material and cuts slots
Swamp tracks or Apex shoes.
I imported this late model low hour dozer late last year. Only using this machine for one job to push 15,000 tonne of imported metal prep and will put up for sale in a few months, I'm quite impressed with it but we haven't got enough ongoing work to warrant keeping it. We will make a bit of dough on the sale price as well. We then tip the dough into a new digger. Never ending merry go round.
Still living your childhood......only the toys and sandpit are bigger
Cant have enough toys, I dont throw many of them out of the cot.
The little red tractor(that could) that saved the day yesterday. The track was hard, off it,the empty truck sunk 6 inches. Was hoping to nab the half track, but was stacked deep in the shed
Back on Trac. My Suzy
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I Have Sexdaily. I mean Dyslexia! Fcuk!
Had a play on it earlier on this year. Blardy noice to drive
"Sixty percent of the time,it works every time"
Just screams maintenance
Yeah a mate has one of each.
Reckons the half track is great and getting stuck compared to the wheeled version.
And harder to pull out. @oraki have you found similar?
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Haven't had much to do with it, only spent about a week in total cultivating with it. Had a heap of power and traction, and smooth to operate. I would imagine once the hours start building, the costs will go up. Had a stint in a CAT tractor and the tracks didn't last to long, and cost a bomb to replace. Traded it just before the second set needed replacing.
I would think it would go further before getting stuck, but with the small radius on leading edge, would be harder to lift back out of the hole
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