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Rubber tracks for excavators and skid steers

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Learn how to measure your tracks and decode the numbers.

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How to Measure Rubber Tracks

Correct sizing prevents downtime. This guide walks you through measuring width, pitch, and links — plus how to identify your guide type.

Understanding Track Size Notation

Rubber track sizes are written as Width × Pitch × Links (e.g., 450x86x55).

  • Width (mm): Track width measured across the face
  • Pitch (mm): Distance between drive lugs (center to center)
  • Links: Total number of drive lugs around the track

How to Measure Width

  1. Measure across the face of the track
  2. Measure at the widest point (the tread surface)
  3. Common widths: 230mm, 300mm, 320mm, 400mm, 450mm

How to Measure Pitch

  1. Find the drive lugs on the inside of the track
  2. Measure from the center of one lug to the center of the next
  3. Common pitches: 48mm, 52.5mm, 72.5mm, 86mm, 100mm

How to Count Links

  1. Mark a starting point on the track
  2. Count every drive lug around the entire track
  3. Each lug = 1 link

Identifying Guide Type

The guide type (indicated by a letter suffix) refers to the internal guide rails:

  • B (Block): Straight center guide — most common
  • N (Narrow): Narrow offset guide
  • W (Wide): Wide offset guide
  • T (Turf/Staggered): Staggered guide pattern

The guide type must match your machine's undercarriage. If unsure, check your owner's manual or contact us.

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