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New grouser time?
The cost factor is that new grousers, nuts and bolts doubles the cost. I'm thinking now only to replace the broken grousers and use old bolts and nuts. Getting the old grousers off is a bit of a hassle. I have to heat each nut with a torch, so I'm thinking several hours to remove non-broken...- John Two Horns
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- Forum: Excavators
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New grouser time?
Yes. Was my question about grouser wear not clear?- John Two Horns
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- Forum: Excavators
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New grouser time?
Greetings I have an older PC50UU-1 that runs well enough for personal use. A track link broke after hitting a bump, and after taking the track off and laying it out, multiple points of impending failure can be seen, so I have it in mind to buy a new set of track links (amazingly cheap if one...- John Two Horns
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- grouser wear limits
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- Forum: Excavators