CAT® UNDERCARRIAGE PRODUCTS
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Dozer
Learn more about proper operation, maintenance and repair to properly care for your dozer undercarriage.
Hydraulic Excavator
Learn more about proper maintenance and operation for your hydraulic excavator's undercarriage. Also, learn more about choosing the right undercarriage for your work and for your machine.
Rubber Tracks
Learn more about maintaining and lengthening the life of your rubber track undercarriage. Also, learn more about choosing the proper undercarriage for your machine.
Forestry
When you purchased your Cat forestry machine with genuine Cat undercarriage, you made a smart investment. A significant portion of the owning and operating cost of your machine is undercarriage related. Learn more about how to keep costs down.
Cat® HDXL with DuraLink™
Tackle the most rigorous terrain without fear of breakage with maximum durability. This system extends wear life while eliminating vibration and cracking.
General Duty
Cat general duty undercarriage is a form of grease lubricated track designed specifically for use in low- to moderate-impact applications where Cat standard undercarriage is not fully needed.
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Dozers
Speed High-speed operation, especially in reverse, means more wear on links, rollers, idlers, bushings, and sprockets. Avoid high speeds whenever possible.
Turning Turning the machine constantly to one side increases wear to rail sides, rollers, and idler flanges. If operators cannot alternate turning directions, regularly check for wear on the turn side. Rotating tracks can help extend life.
Slipping Track If track slips, decrease the load to prevent excessive non-productive movements.
Adjust to the Site Track will last longer when you work downhill rather than uphill. Alternate sides when on hills. If a machine constantly works on crowns or in depressions, check for inside or outside track wear.
Excavators
Work location You can place the least amount of strain on undercarriage and final drive components by following these rules:
- Never dig over final drive.
- Limit digging over the side of machine.
- Always dig over front idlers to reduce stress on the components.
Rubber Track
Points to Remember:
- Applications that require higher horsepower and torque will cause faster undercarriage wear.
- Abrasive materials (rock, gravel, debris) accelerate undercarriage wear.
- Aggressive operation, like counter-rotations, increases the rate of undercarriage wear.