Machine Performance
| Operating Weight | 7800 lb |
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| Horsepower | 24 HP |
| ROC / Bucket Force | 8100 lb |
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High-grade Yanmar VIO35-6A rubber tracks and undercarriage parts, engineered to OEM fitment in 300x52.5Kx88. Heavy-duty construction for digging, grading and trenching — every o...
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Yanmar VIO35-6A fitment data
Hydraulics & Lift
| Standard Flow | 10.3 GPM |
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| High Flow | - |
| Hydraulic Pressure | 3336 PSI |
| Lift Type | Zero |
Part Numbers
| Track Size | 300x52.5Kx88 |
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| Sprocket | - |
| Idler | - |
| Roller | TR772450-37300 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common fitment, shipping, and rubber track replacement questions
What size rubber track does the Yanmar VIO35-6A use?
The Yanmar VIO35-6A uses a 300x52.5Kx88 rubber track. Note the K guide guide-lug type — other guide types won't seat correctly on the rollers. Always confirm against your current track or the machine's spec plate, since some units shipped with more than one option.
Will this track fit my Yanmar VIO35-6A?
Yes — this track is matched to the Yanmar VIO35-6A by size and tread pattern. If your machine has a serial break or factory option, send the serial number and we'll verify fitment before shipping.
Directional or block tread — which should I run?
For mixed dirt and gravel, most Yanmar VIO35-6A owners run a directional (multi-bar) tread for traction and mud release. Block tread wears better on hard surfaces and pavement.
Do you stock undercarriage parts for the Yanmar VIO35-6A?
Yes — along with the rubber track we carry bottom rollers for the Yanmar VIO35-6A, so you can refresh the whole undercarriage in one order.
How long do Yanmar VIO35-6A rubber tracks last?
Most rubber tracks last 1,200–1,600 operating hours depending on terrain, alignment, and tension. Keeping tracks tensioned and clearing debris daily extends life.