Description
The track chain consists of a series of interconnected links that form a continuous loop. It is made up of two main types of links: track links and master links. Track links carry the weight of the machine. Master links are the links used to join the track chain together and provide connection points for the machine's drive system.
Attributes
- Provides excellent traction on rugged and slippery terrain
- Enhances machine stability by distributing weight evenly across the track during travel
Applications
The track chain is used to transmit power from the machine's engine to the track shoes, allowing the machine to travel over uneven terrain.
Specifications
| Undercarriage System | GD |
|---|---|
| Bushing Inside Diameter | 72.75 mm (2.864 in) |
| Track Shoe Hole Type | Not Applicable |
| Number of Links | 41 |
| Rotating Bushing Track | No RBT |
| Pin Retention System | Press Fit |
| Link Inside Spacing at Sprocket | 89.3 mm (3.516 in) |
| Track Shoe Type | Moderate Duty, Single Grouser |
| Track Shoe Width | 760 mm (29.9 in) |
| Track Pitch | 203.2 mm (8 in) |
| Master Link Type | 5 Tooth Master |
| Abrasion Resistant Material | 0 ARM |
| Grease Lubricated Track Type | Not Applicable |
| Shear | No |
| Track Reinforcement System | Not Applicable |
| Offset | Not Applicable |
| Track Bolt Thread | 0.75 |
| Hole Type | Not Applicable |
| Main Bolt Thread | 0.75 |
| Number of Grousers | Single |
| Seal and Lubrication Type | SALT |
| Wear Sensor | No |
| Bolt Size | 3/4 mm (3/4 in) |
| Number of Track Links | 41 |
Compatible Equipment
- Dozers: D6T
