Don Shilling
Well-Known Member
Does it make any difference which way the grouser rib is traveling on the track? Forward on the shoe or at the rear?
The machine is 350 miles from me but one side has the rib forward on the shoe and the other side has the rib on the back side of the shoe! Which one would be correct?Post a photo of the track showing the chain and the track shoes as the track passes over the top of the front idler.
That would be my reasoning, also.My Deere 450B.
My track shoes have offset holes so they can only me mounted one way.
I believe the orientation is suck that dirt/mud don’t squeeze up though...
Darryl