Re: OT- Track versus Wheel Skid Steer

Posted by cazzhrdwd on October 01, 2009 at 17:13:39 from (96.234.155.61):

In Reply to: OT- Track versus Wheel Skid Steer posted by Retcol on September 30, 2009 at 14:55:59:

I have a new holland L190, it has foam filled tires(solid tires)and I'm a logger so I use it in the woods, also on my beef farm. I have steel tracks made by loegerring. With solid tires you have to be very careful not to get anything between the tires and track(you can bend the axles) but you may not have to worry about that if your tires are air filled. Tracks make the skid loader a different machine, I would not be able to get by without them. With a skidloader its all about traction and flotation. Tracks are great in manure, mud, woods, wet rainy day, and getting a full bucket of material. The only thing I would have done different is weld plates on the track tops to lessen wear. Don't have them too tight or too loose. I like about an inch to an inch and a half of play in the middle of the track. Good Luck

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