Machines | Cat Compact Track Loader Undercarriages Explained - Informative Walk-Around
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I get a ton of questions about all the different undercarriage options Cat offers and what each one is good for. I figured I wouldn't have another opportunity to make a video like this again so I went ahead and made one! Hopefully this answers a lot of your questions. Like what you see? Check out The Dirt Ninja on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/TheDirtNINJA Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_dirt_ninja/ Be sure to hit the subscribe button to see new videos every week!
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Case has the same drive motors, made in Italy. Sprokets are reversible. I'm just not to warm and fuzzy about all those hoses exposed to rocks and any large branches you might snag.
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You didn't say anything about the new metal rear rollers at about 2:20 in video. I recently put them on my 287c and really like them.
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All the mtls are a actually ASV track systems because once upon a time, before terex owned ASV, Cat did so theoretically cats track loaders undercarriages are based off ASV
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whats the advantage/applications where you would want different flange rollers, single vs double vs triple
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Just did the paperwork for a new 259D, cannot wait! Went with the bar style track, fully loaded and CAT 4 in 1 Bucket. Can't wait to use it on jobs!
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we have a 299d metal tracks it's an awesome forestry machine.
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Muito bom..
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I heard the metal tracks aren't so good , they say they don't clean themselves out well when using in mud or anything that stick s between the track bars
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Very nice to see the comparison. I was definitely not aware of all the combinations available. LUV these visits with Cat that you're giving us. Thanks a bunch, Tom.
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Would you please do a walk around or review of the 299 d2 with the metal tracks ?
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Could you test the tracks before you purchase the product? Also keep making these amazing equipment videos!
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Man how much work have you guys been getting done if you're always out at the factory