watglen
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- Dunnville, Ontario, Canada
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- Farmer, drainage and excavating contractor, Farm d
Cool, thanks for the lesson.
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crawler tracks 101
- Thread starter rshackleford
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Farmer
Member
Keep this studd going.
Now how about the rock guards
My 72 D5 is missing about 1" deep by 7" long just as it flattens out at the bottom, how bad is it?
Now how about the rock guards
My 72 D5 is missing about 1" deep by 7" long just as it flattens out at the bottom, how bad is it?
John C.
Senior Member
Most people around here have done away with rock guards. Usually only the machines working in the woods have them.
It sounds like yours might have cracked and broke off on the bottom? It really doesn't hurt anything to leave it alone until you have to do something with the bottom rollers.
It sounds like yours might have cracked and broke off on the bottom? It really doesn't hurt anything to leave it alone until you have to do something with the bottom rollers.
palacemasonry
Member
does anyone know a website thats free to look up year and manufature origin .
to verify equipment info .
thanks
to verify equipment info .
thanks