Rubber Tracks and Pads
Rubber tracks replace steel tracks on many mini excavators. Rubber pads fit onto a steel track to protect paved surfaces. Most tracks are ordered by the size molded on the old track.
Sourced on request. We do not list part numbers for this line yet. Send your details and we check what our supply chain can provide, then quote it with the rest of your parts. Availability, MOQ, lead time and warranty depend on the item and are stated on that quote.
What we can source
- Rubber tracks
- A full rubber belt with steel cords and embedded links.
- Clip-on pads
- Clip over existing steel shoes.
- Bolt-on pads
- Bolt through the holes in steel shoes.
- Chain-on pads
- Bolt directly to the track chain in place of steel shoes.
When to replace rubber tracks
- Steel cords are showing through the rubber
- Lugs are worn low or missing
- Deep cracks run across the track
- Embedded links have broken out or the track keeps coming off
What to send for a quote
- Size on the track: width x pitch x number of links
- Machine model and serial number
- Guide or roller type
- Tread pattern, if it matters for your work
- For pads: shoe width, pitch and bolt pattern
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I read a rubber track size?
A size such as 300 x 52.5 x 78 means 300 mm wide, 52.5 mm pitch and 78 links. Check the size on your old track, because one machine can accept more than one.
Should I buy tracks or pads?
If your machine has rubber tracks, replace the tracks. If it has steel tracks and works on paved surfaces, pads may be the simpler choice.