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joe matranga

05-06-2007 08:30:40

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i hust recently purchased a john deere 1010 dozer and the track fell off. can anyone tell me how to put it back on. it is very heavy and i cant seem to find any linkage. wat is the proper way to install it. any help would be great. thx joe from ny.

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sparepartsTN

05-14-2007 21:10:07

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Re: track assembly in reply to joe matranga, 05-06-2007 08:30:40

I bought a very used one in 1991, didn"t take long before I found myself in the same situation. If you have a mechanical track adjuster: back off the nut and adjuster to move the idler wheel back toward the rear, if yours is hyd. adjuster: remove grease fitting and open relief port screw at front of adjuster. Use a come-along ect. to pull idler wheel as far back as you can, then large crowbars, pry bars ect. to work it back on with-out removing master link( I never could find my master link ). It helps to use chains with chain binders, come-alongs ect. attached to anything above the track that is strong enough to suport weight of track while you pry it back on. Your JD dealer should be able to get: Service Manual, SM-2034, 1000 Series Crawler Tractors. You will need it if you plan to keep the crawler. Good luck, Warren

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joe matranga

05-15-2007 06:21:22

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Re: track assembly in reply to sparepartsTN, 05-14-2007 21:10:07

thx for the response. i tried everything but cant seem to bring the idler back enough to squeeze the grease out. i even heated the cylinder. well ill keep on trying thx joe

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joe matranga

05-09-2007 11:34:12

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Re: track assembly in reply to joe matranga, 05-06-2007 08:30:40

i tried and tried to get the track on.i got a comealong and a jack but it just doesnt want to go on. i guess it is a 2 person job. i cant seem to take the link out either. i heated it but all i have is a propane torch. is there neone with ne other suggestions

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CHinNY

05-07-2007 09:50:03

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Re: track assembly in reply to joe matranga, 05-06-2007 08:30:40

I"m in central NY and have parts.manuals and do track press work if you need and help email me for my link.

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720 in pa

05-07-2007 03:37:18

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Re: track assembly in reply to joe matranga, 05-06-2007 08:30:40

you will need to take a close look at every pin in the track.the one you are looking for will have a dimple in the center.this one you can knock out with a hammer and punch.sometimes it is possible to replace track without opening it altho hard to do.

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joe matranga

05-07-2007 04:50:12

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Re: track assembly in reply to 720 in pa, 05-07-2007 03:37:18

thx 4 the reply. ill try it today thx again.

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