Anyone use grouser bars for worn bulldozer tracks?
http://www.4ncorp.com/products/heat-treated-grouser-bars/
http://www.4ncorp.com/products/heat-treated-grouser-bars/
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Nige
Senior Member
Based on personal experience the only grouser bar I'd consider is Dura-Tuff, but only if the economics worked out compared to the cost of new track shoes. Some site conditions it just isn't worth it.
http://www.duratuff.com/
http://www.duratuff.com/
Bls repair
Senior Member
I’ve been working with heavy equipment for over fifty years and never saw any one use weld on grousers.
farmerlund
Senior Member
I used the Dura tuff ones on a D8H a few years ago. they work very well. MY machine had really good rails with wore grouser pads. It was around $5000 to replace pads. The weld on bars cost $800-900. Did the welding myself during the winter. was a good option for me.
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digger242j
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