TyeDozer
Member
I was doing some light dozing yesterday on my D4D and noticed my left track starting to come off. I caught it before it completely came off the front idler and it was already off the lower rollers. I backed up and managed to get the track re-seated. Did a quick check, everything looked OK, track tension looked about factory, so kept going.
At the end of the day I was doing a slight turn, getting ready to shut her down, and the track came off all the lower rollers. It's still on the drive and idler sprocket. The pins, bushings, rollers, etc. are darn near new.
I don't think I can move the dozer without tearing stuff up. Is there some trick to getting the track back on or do I need to go get a jack big enough to lift the dozer and just move the track back under it? I guess I'm just trying to avoid driving to town and spending the money.
Any ideas what's causing the track to come off?
At the end of the day I was doing a slight turn, getting ready to shut her down, and the track came off all the lower rollers. It's still on the drive and idler sprocket. The pins, bushings, rollers, etc. are darn near new.
I don't think I can move the dozer without tearing stuff up. Is there some trick to getting the track back on or do I need to go get a jack big enough to lift the dozer and just move the track back under it? I guess I'm just trying to avoid driving to town and spending the money.
Any ideas what's causing the track to come off?