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Cat 299c steel tracks
- Thread starter Tyler d4c
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heymccall
Senior Member
There are 3 types under same part number.
This is type 1
This is type 1
Nige
Senior Member
A machine Serial Number would be a good place to start - provided the steel tracks were factory-fitted.
I haven't got a serial I'm working on a home converted 279c I need to add some top rollers. My machine has d3c parts on it trying to figure if 299 top rollers will work with the d3 chain. And was hoping the sprockets would work but the pitch appears to be shorter on the 299 chain