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CX130 trackpad sourcing
- Thread starter Bearhead
- Start date
Tones
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- Mar 15, 2009
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- Ubique
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- Ex land clearing contractor, part-time retired
Your digger is a Simitomo sold in North America as Case and Linkbelt. Dismantlers would be a good place to look but you'd probably have to buy the complete track chain. That then gives you 2 options, use the new purchase or swap the grousers.
Welder Dave
Senior Member
Do you want to stay with the rubber pads or go to conventional triple grouser pads? I think triple grouser might be less expensive and last indefinely on an excavator.
Bearhead
Active Member
Thanks, I will go with triple grouser as you mention, 24". I have a new price of $47/pad and there are app 84 of them. Have sent inquiries to dismantling yards but no one has replied
Welder Dave
Senior Member
There should be a specific number of pads. LoL
Shimmy1
Senior Member
Holy smokes. Someone ran the $hit out of that track.
Welder Dave
Senior Member
You need to see if you can swap the pads with triple grouser and if the chains are the same. If might be completely different undercarriage for the rubber pad type tracks.
Bearhead
Active Member
yes, will measure up and confirm if steel tracks bolt to those chains. It was a county machine 4000hrs, i guess they were running on asphalt and doing gyrations