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Thinking of Over the Tire Tracks?? What they don't tell you
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<blockquote data-quote="skidsteer.ca" data-source="post: 33677" data-attributes="member: 307"><p>Rubber pads are never going to be as durable as steel. They are all subject to chunking. 86 hours is not much, but the life depends on how the tracks are used. If the loader makes alot of sharp turns on abrasive surfaces the life will be short. Its the same way some get 1000 hours out of a cheap set of tires andother only get 200 out of a good set.</p><p>As for your warranty, NH has tracks available for their machines in their literature. It would be a poor decision on the dealers part not to look after their customer over a issue like this.I doubt you will have a trans failure, in the event that you did most dealers would cover it. Most off them sell and install some brand of ott.</p><p>Ken</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skidsteer.ca, post: 33677, member: 307"] Rubber pads are never going to be as durable as steel. They are all subject to chunking. 86 hours is not much, but the life depends on how the tracks are used. If the loader makes alot of sharp turns on abrasive surfaces the life will be short. Its the same way some get 1000 hours out of a cheap set of tires andother only get 200 out of a good set. As for your warranty, NH has tracks available for their machines in their literature. It would be a poor decision on the dealers part not to look after their customer over a issue like this.I doubt you will have a trans failure, in the event that you did most dealers would cover it. Most off them sell and install some brand of ott. Ken [/QUOTE]
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