№636294 Inexpensive repair of special equipment and tracks

Tracks take more abuse than any other part of heavy equipment. We know how to fix them properly without charging ridiculous prices. Our workshop sees excavator tracks that look like they've been through a war zone. Construction sites eat rubber tracks alive - rocks, debris, sharp metal, concrete chunks. Steel tracks on dozers get bent, broken, or just worn down to nothing. Track repairs aren't rocket science, but they require the right tools and experience. Most shops see a damaged track and immediately suggest replacement. We actually examine what's wrong first. Sometimes you need new tracks. Other times, a few pins and bushings solve the problem for half the cost. Quality work means understanding how tracks fail. Loose tracks wear out drive sprockets. Overtightened tracks stress final drives. Wrong track tension kills expensive components you didn't know existed until they break.