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763 Hulk tires? w/ Grouser tracks
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<blockquote data-quote="7LBSSMALLIE" data-source="post: 51220" data-attributes="member: 6879"><p>logering track spec if im not mistaken should be 2/1/2 3/1/2 i would check spec but better too loose than too tight. if too loose they slip if too tight when you grab (imoovable object irrestabile force) you bust chains. hopefully if not carriers. if too looose nothing more than an adjustment you can even let em all out and drop apad and adjust from there. if you think about it 1/2 inch times 36 links = quite a bit of play. to bring em back to spec is labor intensive. parts arent cheap either but any one with skills can do it. just rember smoke out the bolts go back witn new and new links</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="7LBSSMALLIE, post: 51220, member: 6879"] logering track spec if im not mistaken should be 2/1/2 3/1/2 i would check spec but better too loose than too tight. if too loose they slip if too tight when you grab (imoovable object irrestabile force) you bust chains. hopefully if not carriers. if too looose nothing more than an adjustment you can even let em all out and drop apad and adjust from there. if you think about it 1/2 inch times 36 links = quite a bit of play. to bring em back to spec is labor intensive. parts arent cheap either but any one with skills can do it. just rember smoke out the bolts go back witn new and new links [/QUOTE]
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