Replacing A Skid Steer Drive Sprocket & Rear Idler 

Too bad Andrew Camarata wasn't there to give them some advice

Learn as you go, mileage is knowledge. Good job boys! Beats the hell out of a service tech bill too.

The young guy was super keen to help , I think he really enjoyed himself . The whole gang did a great job , well done to all of you .

Great video go ahead and do the exact same thing to the other side and get it over with also consider buying one or two of the bottom idler rollers they will be the next to go and if you haven't serviced the oil in the drive motors do that as well.

Good job. I know you will enjoy working with it more now. Have a great day and stay safe.

If you watched Andrew Camarta videos on Utube, he is good at putting tracks on and off his equipment!

When all fails who you going to call-----Andrew Camarata .

My advice to you is every time you do that , is a good idea check the bottom roller , so that way you have not to do it in a closer time

Boys, let's dig 18, dirt ninja and Andrew camarata are your resource for skid steers.

Can you replace the rear idler without taking the track all the way off?

Nice job!!

You need one of those electric impacts from Harbor Freight, they’re cheap and work great!

Looks like u got your money out of those parts lol next time u can just smear anti seize on the threads of the bolt itself instead of the hole also keep an eye on those bolts for awhile make sure they arent backing out cause if they do they can snap off and you could have a hell of a time trying to get the broken part of the bolt out of the drive motor or your track frame you guys got very lucky all your bolts came out that easy to Begin with. Next side should be easy lol

You could have just put anti-sieze on the threads, little easier than putting in the hole.

I recommend you own a torque wrench. Great video!

Damn, that sprocket was almost gone! How many hours were on the undercarriage?

You just need to roll it back and forth till it seats on!

@ 16:59 you said for the next person who owns this thing Are you selling it?

The pry bars and walking the track off was good and you should have used the bars to get the track back on.

How many hours were on that sprocket?

how about putting rear sprocket on after track is in place?

How many hours did this happen at?

Use the excavator next time to push on the track!

Is this really an 8 man job lol