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HD11 tracks too tight?
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    Posted: 07 May 2016 at 11:21am
Just wondering if these tracks are too tight. Seems every dozer I've seen had a little bit of slack.
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Need a little droop in them or they wear faster.Those are too tight in my opinion.
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Hard telling without the tractor moving; it may have been backed into there and all the slack is on the bottom. 
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Thanks. I know there's a specification on the amount of slack but, a trained eye can do just as well sometimes.
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Also, check the number of links in the track. a common "farmer fix" is to cut a link out of a too loose track.  You need to count the # of links, find the specification, and check.  If a link is cut out, count on a new set of chains, and possibly a lot else worn out...
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