Regularly inspecting your undercarriage is a standard part of the routine maintenance of your heavy machinery. Before starting any inspection, it’s a good idea to thoroughly clean the undercarriage of dirt and debris, allowing you to get a clear view of your machine’s undercarriage parts and components. After the area is clean, inspect the track frame for any signs of cracks, bends, or other damage. Then, you should check the rubber tracks, rollers, sprockets, pins, and idlers for wear and damage. Finally, confirm that the track tension falls within the manufacturer’s recommended range.

If you have questions about specific undercarriage parts or you require an on-site assessment, please contact us.