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Cat d4h tracks

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BradyHill1

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Jan 9, 2011
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Location
South Carolina
I have a d4h lgp that has some roller frame problems and needs new bushings on the dead axles, possibly line boring also. Is there a way to adjust the roller franes if we don't get the machine work perfect? I've been having problems for some time with tracks wanting to come off and am starting to wonder if there is also an alignment problem
 
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dozer12216

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Mar 19, 2013
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66
Location
Concord, NC
Occupation
Currentlly clearing some 50 acres for farmland.
Look at track frame pivot and see if has slop. Equalizer beam badly worn on my machine also.
 
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