Greetings.
Few days ago, I've bought a used bobcat 520 skid steer loader, which it self is not in a rather more decent shape. Thankfully, the engine and the hydraulics function properly, so that's not really on my concerns at the moment. one of my main concerns is that, as how I've seen it while we were unloading it, it couldn't steer. So we had to get couple of men to pull it so we can properly park it into the workshop. Thankfully, we did get brand new drive chains for it as well as having the tools we need for restoring it to make it look and function like it came straight from the factory, though right now we are mostly focusing on replacing the drive chains.
Cutting back to the main question, we would like to know how to replace these chains. (with images, if possible)
Few days ago, I've bought a used bobcat 520 skid steer loader, which it self is not in a rather more decent shape. Thankfully, the engine and the hydraulics function properly, so that's not really on my concerns at the moment. one of my main concerns is that, as how I've seen it while we were unloading it, it couldn't steer. So we had to get couple of men to pull it so we can properly park it into the workshop. Thankfully, we did get brand new drive chains for it as well as having the tools we need for restoring it to make it look and function like it came straight from the factory, though right now we are mostly focusing on replacing the drive chains.
Cutting back to the main question, we would like to know how to replace these chains. (with images, if possible)