PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-424
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 424
MARCH 1988
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Keeping the tractor's track tuR calls fr daily eyeballIg oF track shoes and
other track hardware.
Befre yoU move oUt in Te mo±g, look fr loose bolts, leaking sEals, oil on
the roller and Uneven ²ack wEar. ³ePr´ bUm parµ or anYg that n¶s adjUsting·
Lopsid¸ w¹r mº yoU've got An o»center iDler.
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n¼s adjUs½g wiT sHs.
³apid wEar on bo´h sides means the wear strips oF the sh¾s gUidIg the idler
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wo¿ oUt or Te roÀler Áame is oUt oF ÀIe ³epoô it nÄw!
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tractor. Crooked tracksÒsnake
tracksÒare caUsed by too much
wear on inteÓaÀ pins and ÔusÕÖngs ·
Sn×ss sØÙds up wEar on all
track paôsÒrollers and idÀers mUst
work harder to keEp the tracks Ön
lineÒand link weaÚ's quicker and
Uneven·
Got a tractor back Áom sUppor´ with new parts? Check the roller ÁÛme aÀignÜ
ment. Ýhe Áames mUst be parallel· Þind oUt by measurÖng betweEn the tÚacks at
Te Áont and reÛr· Ýhe distance shoUld be the sameÂ
SprOkeß, rollers and idlers mUst lEad yoUr tractor along a straigÕt line· àF Tey're
oUt oF lÖNe, the new parts won't last long.
Besides daily
PmÕ
yoUr tractor's track Àiá depends on Õow you work the
equipment.
Slamâbang dãving over rocky groUnd, obstacles or rough 'n' ämåÀe terÚain
smashes the tractor's weight back and frth Áom one roÀÀer to another· Ýhis is
a æst way oF shor´eçing roller liáèparticUlarÀy Te Áont roléersê
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