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I rented a skid steer second time driving one. I was making a pond and as I was backing up it turn and the track pop out just like on the video followed video instructions and it worked on first try and I was in clay. The man’s a genius!!!

People learn to get to the point nobody’s gonna watch you rambling and small talking

Excellent video Brother! Good luck with your business endeavors.

Thank you!

Excellent video bro!! Just popped mine back on in the woods thanks to you!!! Took me longer to find the same size branches than it did put the track back on thank God I had your video and my wife!!!😂

Is there quick tip if front or top comes off?

oh man, you're the best ... thanks for posting! saved my bacon

Same process if the front is off??

I literally just got back from using this on my T300. It was actually easier than the vid makes it out to be. It said right back on super easy…which maybe means my tracks are too loose lol

I was walking back to the truck to gather tools! You saved me man! Thank you!

Best suggestion get away from those shit tracks

Nice, I’m going to try your method next time I have this happen. Dropping you a sub buddy

Buy new trax it’s not the track that wears out is your guide tabs

Let a bit of grease out put your sticks closer together get three around the back idler and twist till inline drive ahead and set tension on the trac it’s pretty simple

This was awesome! I have an M-1079 and never see people wheeling them. It’s fun to see an LMTV off roading!

Nice technique, now when you get back maybe preform some track maintenance and tighten them up a bit.

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Get er done!

Cool. whereabouts is this ? I need something similar on similar terrain but with mostly top layer of rocks (avg. of softball to football size)

I picked up some advice to carry (3 )- 1”x18” pieces of steel pipe for doing this trick.

👍🏼thanks😊

Good video tip bud,, most people who have never ran equipment only worked on them wouldn't understand.

Have commonly used a 4x4 and done the twiisting motion many times. Doesn't always work. Sure have learned to listen to tge sound of a popping track. Sooner you stop the better. Obviously field conditions and wear on machine and tracks also make a difference. 2 people is also much easier than by yourself. Smaller machines seem to keep track on better. My mini ex is a easy one to pop off also, tracks are not as durable and stretch easier. Being in that forest with a saw and lots of branches is convenient.

Good son!

I operate a Bobcat T770 with a forestry mulcher. Nothing worse than hearing that popping sound coming from your tracks cuz you know what’s coming next. Tracks never pop off where you’re close to your shop, so having a quick fix is a great idea. I’m not a mechanic, so can’t comment on the stretching debate. What I care about is getting back to work without going through a very messy and time consuming job of draining the grease, etc. Of course what the other guys don’t tell you is that even if you drain the grease you still need some sort of long pole to pry the track back on. On top of that you have to find a large rock or log somewhere to elevate the back of the machine to get your track off the ground. Good luck with that if you’re working in soft or muddy ground as the rock or log will just sink in the ground. I guess to do this fix I need to keep a small handheld battery operated chainsaws handy to cut those small logs. Thanks again for a great idea.

If we ever cross paths I'm going to hug you !! lol You saved me a 2mile walk back to my truck and 4hrs of down time.

That skid steer sure can lift a load

SO FREAKIN AWESOME!

Excellent idea. I already had to put tracks back multiple times on my mini excavator. I will keep this in mind

Thank you nice bush mechanic fix ..have a fantastic weekend brother

Use 1 4x4 it works great

That was awsome thank u brother def b using that one in the future

Sweeeet 🎉 looks great brohemus

At about 6.34 you can see the tensioner going in , which means the track is not taking all the stress from popping them back on , it s not so bad as it looks. And time is money!

Dig the videos where are you located?

I would like to know where one of these could be rented or hired out in my area.This would be perfect for jobs I need done.

Keep the shirt on dude

Any reason you went with a disc vs a drum mulcher?

looks good! Love the music too! How big of a tree will you take down with that thing

Doing this will damage your tractor you need to jack the back end up with a jack lift the front end up with the bucket release the grease fitting put track back on and pump up with Greece

nice trick! thanks for sharing!

Great tip, thanks

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Damn, that went pretty well

306 is under 20k operating weight?

What grapple is that?

Very good technique. And soft using the branches. I will try that ! Some may think it would stretch the track, but the tracks are on a spring, so you are actually only pushing on the spring. And it’s not more effort than putting them off, or Having rocks entering the tracks or gravel. The tracks have to be able to accept that or they simply aren’t usable ones. On my Takeuchi tb014 I have a track that needs a lot of tension so it won’t go off, while the other don’t at all even with low tension. It probably hides a problem somewhere but still haven’t found the reason of that

you in east tn? Stowers is my local CAT dealer in down out of south knoxville