Name: Kubota RX502 Tracks
Brand: Kubota
SKU: 0
Price: 1648.99 USD
Availability: instock
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Kubota RX502 Tracks

$1,648.99
Our price is per track.

SKU: N/A

Status:In stock

Product specifications

Brand:

Kubota

Model:

RX 502

Track Link:

Track Pitch:

72.5W mm

Track Size:

400x72.50x74

Track Width:

400.0 mm

Weight:

653 lbs

Dimensions

Brand:

Kubota

Model:

RX 502

Track Link:

Track Pitch:

72.5W mm

Track Size:

400x72.50x74

Track Width:

400.0 mm

Compatible with:

AIRMAN AX 58, Bobcat 435.0, Bobcat E50, Case CK50, Case CK52, Case CX47, Daewoo Solar 55, Daewoo Solar 55-5, Ditch Witch MX502, Hitachi EX 58Mu, Hitachi ZX50, Hitachi ZX50U, Hitachi ZX50U-2, IHI IS 55A, JCB 8045.0, JCB 8052, John Deere JD 50 D, John Deere JD 60 G, Kobelco SK50UR-2, Komatsu PC45MR, Komatsu PC50 MR2, Komatsu PC50MR-2, Kubota KH 040, Kubota KH 045, Kubota KH 045 (2), Kubota KX 040, Kubota KX 045, Kubota KX 057-4, Kubota KX 161-3, Kubota RX 501, Kubota RX502, Kubota U45-3, Mustang 6003.0, Mustang ME5002/6002, Mustang ME6502, Samsung SE 50-3, Takeuchi Manufacturing TB 145, Takeuchi Manufacturing TB153FR, Takeuchi Manufacturing TB250, Volvo EC55B, Volvo EC58R, Volvo ECR58, Wacker 50Z-3

This tracks may be compatible with

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Give Your Kubota RX 502 the Best Possible Traction With a Set of Fortis HD Tracks

Built tough. Constructed to last. The Kubota RX 502 rubber tracks will tackle any heavy-duty application no matter the obstacle. Matching OEM specifications, our aftermarket rubber tracks have been specifically formulated for superior durability to get the most out of your Kubota RX 502.

Forged from an industrial-strength rubber compound and engineered with a specialized bonding adhesive, these tracks withstand the most rugged of conditions in North America. Whether it’s large-scale construction or work around a farm, these tracks get the maximum performance out of your equipment operation.

Put the elements at your mercy. Our rubber tracks have a multipurpose track pattern designed to handle any terrain or season. Traverse across dirt slopes or rocky terrain with ease - conquering mud, gravel, snow, and clay.

Ask Us About Track Patterns for Different Terrain

H Pattern or C Lug tread

The H or C track patterns are the most commonly used treads for tracks. They can easily manoeuver over mud, snow, dirt, rocks or clay.

Mud

Rocks

Dirt

Clay

Snow

Zig zag tread

If traction is important to you, then zig zag patterned rubber tracks is the way to go. Zig zag treads are excellent for snow, mud and clay surfaces. These types of tracks will also reduce vibration of your machine, which will help with slippery surfaces.

Mud

Clay

Snow

Straight bar pattern

The straight bar tread is specifically meant for wet and muddy surfaces. If you operate at high speeds, these tracks give you great traction and maneuverability.

Mud

Wet

Multi bar pattern

If you’re dealing with gravel or a loose terrain, a multi bar tread might be your best option. However, these tracks will also work well on a hard surface and snow without issues. Think of them as your “all-season tracks”.

Mud

Gravel

Order your set today and see the difference Fortis HD aftermarket rubber tracks can make.

Questions and Answers Kubota RX502 Tracks

Each track is represented by a measurement broken into three parts: Track Width (mm), Pitch Distance (mm), and Number of Links — example: 320x86x54.

The first number represents the track width in millimeters
The second number represents the distance between each link’s center to the other link’s center in millimeters
The last number represents the total number of links in a track

Use a tape measure to find the track width and pitch distance. The best way to count the number of links is to put a piece of tape on the link you’re counting, or just clean the first link and count up until you get back to it. Just make sure not to count the first one twice.

General rule is that rubber tracks last between 1,200 and 1,600 operating hours. However, this depends a lot on the conditions of the ground that your heavy equipment operates on. If your heavy equipment is put to use on sharp or rocky terrain, you are more likely to rip your rubber tracks and decrease the amount of hours that they will last.

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 grease valve) before assuming you need to replace rubber tracks on your excavator or skid steer.

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.

Installing rubber tracks is not as hard as you think! Check out our tutorial videos: