Get the maximum lifetime out of your rubber tracks by maintaining them
properly with the tips below.
- Avoid premature wear caused by
work environments such as rocky terrain, gravel, demolition of concrete /
cement, scrap metal, etc.
- The more careful the operator
to use equipment with chains or rubber pads, the better your performance
and reduced wear
- Avoid exposure to pollutants
such as salt or oil. If the string / rubber pad has been contaminated should
be cleaned immediately.
- Before installing a new chain,
check the components of shooting. May need to be replaced.
- Try to keep components running
clean always to avoid damage that could cause foreign bodies or mud
- Minimize exposure to the sun,
this helps reduce the aging process. The range of normal operating
temperature is between -25 ° and +55 ° C. If necessary, reduce speed under
extreme temperatures.
- Check the chain tension on a
regular rubber
- To minimize unnecessary wear
strings / pads and components running forever:
- Switch turns on both sides
- Up and down slopes rather
than crossing
- Avoid turning on its axis or
roll
- Drive with two strings at the
same level of surface
- Avoid hitting curbs or walls
with the side of his strings / pads
- When purchasing a ramp for
loading your machine, or when purchasing strings / pads for existing ramp,
make sure your design allows minimal damage to your strings / pads:
- Check that the width(if
applicable) allows clip pads. Eliminates damage to your ramp and their
pads.
- The spreaders are at the precise distance to avoid pinching the strings / pads
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