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Understand Track Types and Prepare

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Upgrading my skid Loader for Snow 4K

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What happens here

Before starting, ensure you have the appropriate tracks for the season (e.g., snow tracks for winter, dirt tracks for other conditions). The video highlights the inefficiency of using standard 'dirt tracks' on hard surfaces or 'all-season' tracks (like Kubota's H-bar system) for demanding work like demolition, leading to premature wear. The goal is to swap existing tracks with new, specialized ones.

Goal: Select and prepare the correct tracks for seasonal work

Tools and materials

  • Kubota SVL 97-2 Skid Steer Loader Kubota — The main machine on which tracks are being changed
  • New Rubber Tracks TNT — Replacing the existing tracks for specific seasonal work

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swap tracks pretty fast and easy all right so today we swap out what the Kabota big kotas tracks for the snow the nice snow tracks so that way we get grip on snow instead of trying to use those dirt tracks so Kabota has what they call a new H bar track system and it's their attempt at creating an allseason track and it's basically a failure it still just borrows the same technology from the dirt dirt track thing with an extra little wave in it it's not a true allseason track and there's no sense in wearing down your good dirt tracks when you don't need to so I opted to buy a new set of tracks and these are the brand is called TNT and the manufacturing company is mwe and the reason I went with these very specifically is because supposedly

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