I've got to replace my track adjuster seal, is it possible to remove track with dozer jacked up without splitting track, I did it this way on my td7 but chains were wore out and floppy loose, this td8 is in alot better shape, thanks ahead time.
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Td8e track adjuster seal
- Thread starter samsstuff
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Acecadet
Senior Member
Depending on how worn out the pins and bushings are, I suppose it is possible. A good track may be tough to get back on later. I just knock the master pins out after positioning them up a ways on the idler. I prefer a large drift with a wooden handle taped to it and someone swinging a large sledgehammer. Don’t mess with a light hammer or you will mushroom the end of the pin.
Depending on how worn out the pins and bushings are, I suppose it is possible. A good track may be tough to get back on later. I just knock the master pins out after positioning them up a ways on the idler. I prefer a large drift with a wooden handle taped to it and someone swinging a large sledgehammer. Don’t mess with a light hammer or you will mushroom the end of the pin.