Learn how to replace rubber tracks
thanks to this TUTORIAL

We thought we had to create this guide because we often get the same questions from customers about how to replace rubber tracks.

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Download and print the guide on how to replace your rubber track. So you can take it with you and use it when you need it.

Unscrew the greasy cover.	The grease fitting is located at inside the greasy cover.	Unscrew the grease fitting.

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Front idler position
that grease does not escape.

Grease leak
in the greasy cache.

Idler position
after the grease leak.

When the idler wheel is fully retracted, the track is loose as shown in the photo.

Place the iron bar on the idler wheel, slowly turning the track to disassemble the rubber track to be replaced.

Clean the chassis of any dirt or other residue.

Check the presence of all external and internal bolts and verify that they are properly closed.

Check that the rotation of the upper and lower rollers is free.

Check gypsy and idler wheel play.

Position the new track next to the machine.

Check the direction of rotation of the tread
(if it is directional) and respect the direction of movement
towards the blade.

Position it starting from the gypsy, then from the idler wheel, possibly using a slow rotation of the gypsy.

Add grease (with a pneumatic or manual greaser) until the correct tension is achieved according to the excavator’s use and maintenance manual.

Tighten the tensioner valve to the end of the stroke,
then go back half a turn to leave
a little play in the tensioner.

Slowly rotate the track with the vehicle still off the ground to check for proper rotation.

Once the track tension is correct, lock the grease nipple and refit the grease cover.

For example, in the case of the TB260, it is necessary to leave a free space of 9 to 10 cm, measured at the center of the chassis.