Lower Backhoe and Final Check
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Testing a TracK changing tool on the cat skid steer
What happens here
Once the new snow tracks are installed and tensioned, the backhoe is slowly lowered from the supporting wooden blocks using its own hydraulics and the assisting larger backhoe. After being fully on the ground, a final check is made on the track tension. The presenter briefly mentions the benefits of snow tracks versus dirt tracks in winter conditions, explaining that dirt tracks lack grip on snow and ice and can be rougher, while snow tracks provide better traction and a smoother ride. He also points out the specialized design of the ASV backhoe tracks, which have extra grooves for enhanced stability compared to other brands.
Goal: The backhoe is carefully lowered from the blocks, and the track tension is checked to ensure proper installation.
Tools and materials
- Backhoe (Compact Track Loader)
- Larger Backhoe (John Deere 310E)
- Wooden Blocks
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