Hey, great stuff. Thanks for sharing. I learned the hard way on this machine that the inside if the idler rollers need to be smoothed out, there are weld beads that shred the inside of the tracks. Just run your hand along the inside edges of the idlers and check. Maybe yours isn't as bad as mine was.
I ordered the same track for my CRT23 from the same company .... I agree with EVERYTHING you said. btw, Ahmad was my sales guy and he couldn't have been more helpful! I also run a heavy duty twisted wire brush wheel on a heavy duty grinder to keep my front and rear idlers clean ...
@@TheJBros520 I ran my grinder through a Harbor Freight router speed controller ... 13,000 RPM can be a bit of a handful (literally, especially with a heavy duty wire brush) ...
btw, I have a 50" Wolverine 4-way bucket, scrapes in reverse and bulldozes forward as well as grabs logs for sawing ... too bad I can't paste photos, but I just leveled a yard full of 1-1/2" rocks with a little dirt/clay in between them ... incredibly tough on tracks ...
@@TheJBros520 too bad I can't post photos here ... I ran a Case Uni-Loader with a 4-way bucket in the 70's while going to college and I was hooked, And the fact that the 48" is actually 50" wide makes edging almost TOO easy!
How did you know that those are the specific tracks for your machine. Did you measure the length and count how many hoes there are for the sprocket. Because i see many options on the website. Scared to order the wrong ones..
