If the equipment is properly maintained, aftermarket undercarriage parts from reliable providers are just as good as OEM parts — and come at a fraction of the cost. The resale value of heavy equipment will not be affected by installing aftermarket undercarriage parts. In fact, many times this shows used...
Before buying any undercarriage part, it’s crucial for you to check the manufacturer’s spec book to ensure that the aftermarket skid steer part, aftermarket excavator part, or any other aftermarket undercarriage part has the same dimensions as the OEM part. If the ratings and dimensions of the aftermarket undercarriage part...
Replacing OEM undercarriage parts with aftermarket undercarriage parts offers significant cost savings, and in 99.9% of cases, the parts are manufactured to be just as effective and reliable as the originals. One thing we recommend at FortisTracks, is to make sure that any parts your purchase — OEM and aftermarket...
Installing rubber tracks is not as hard as you think! Check out our tutorial videos: How To Install Rubber Tracks On Skid Steers How To Install Rubber Tracks On Excavators
Look up rubber recycling facilities in your area and ask them if you can dispose of your old rubber tracks. Otherwise, get creative! Some people will use their old rubber tracks as planter rings in their gardens, or for other landscaping purposes.
Rips in the rubber, significantly decreased tread depth, or loose tracks (meaning poor track tension) are all indicators that it’s time to replace your rubber tracks. Loose tracks could also mean that you are low on track grease, so make sure you check your track grease (via the track adjuster...
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