Track Groups
A track group is a track chain with its shoes and bolts fitted, so one side of the machine can be replaced in a single job. It suits machines where the chain and shoes are both worn.
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
- Assembled track group
- Chain and shoes bolted together, ready to fit to the machine.
- Chain and shoes as separate parts
- Useful if you fit the shoes yourself or ship in smaller packages.
- Replacement shoes with bolts
- For a chain that still has life but needs new shoes.
When a full track group makes sense
- Chain pitch has stretched and the bushings are worn
- Shoes are worn low or cracked at the bolt holes
- Links are worn on the rail where the rollers run
- New sprockets or idlers are going on, and the old chain would wear them quickly
What to send for a quote
- Machine model and serial number
- Number of links and chain pitch
- Shoe width and grouser type
- Master link or master pin
- Whether your quantity means one side or a pair
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a track group and a track chain?
A track chain is the linked chain only. A track group is the chain with shoes and bolts fitted.
Can I change the shoe width?
Sometimes. Wider shoes spread the load on soft ground but add stress on hard ground, so check what your machine allows before changing the width.