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Maintain and monitor
the correct tension on your tracks at all times.
Ask us for advice or check with your machine's manufacturer
for correct settings. |
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Ensure the undercarriage
components (e.g. sprocket, rollers and idler)
are in good working order. Damaged undercarriage
components can affect rubber track performance &
durability. If need be, we can provide new components
for your machine. |
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Avoid working environments
such as rocky terrain, gravel, concrete demolition
and metal debris which cause damage to rubber tracks.
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Careful operation
is essential. Travel with both tracks on a level
surface. Avoid striking concrete curbs or walls
with the sides of the rubber track. Drive up or
down a slope instead of traversing. Avoid making
spin or pivot turns. Alternate turning from one
side to another . |
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Avoid exposure to
contaminants such as salt or oil. If these get on
the tracks, then clean the tracks immediately. |
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Maintain clean drive
components thus avoiding damage from foreign substances
or mud. |
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Minimise exposure
to the sun, this helps to reduce the aging process.
Normal operating temperature range is between -25c
to +55c. Store indoors if unused for long periods. |
