. ATTACHMENTS AND OPTIONS ATTACHMENT GUIDE TRACK SHOES SELECTION 6 - 24 Select the mos t suitable track shoe to match the operating c ondition Selection Check the c ategory fro m the uses in the table below, then s elec t the shoes from th e table below that. Categor y of use B a nd C are th e wide sh oe, so t here a re l imits on the use. Check t he precautions examine the conditions of use th oroughly, and use the op timum shoes f or the s ituation When s electing the shoe width, choose t ding the he narrowest s ho es p ossible to brin g the machin range where th ere is n o problem regar machine flotation a nd g round contact pressure.
If wider shoe s than necessary a re used, the load on the shoe will increase, th is may cause problem s such as bending of the shoe, cracking of the link, d amage of th e pin, an d looseness of the sho e bolts . Category Use Precautions when using A Rockyground, riverbeds, normal soil On rough ground with large obstacles such as boulders or fallen trees,travel at low speed. B Normal soil, soft ground C Extremely soft ground (swampy ground) D Paved road Take note of low gradeability due to the flat shoes and exercise a due care.
E Paved road PC228US-3 PC228USLC-3 Specifications Category Specifications Category Standard 600mm Triple A 700mm Triple B Option 600mm Road Liner (Rubber pat type) E 600mm Road Liner (Rubber pat type) E Option 610mm Flat D 610mm Flat D Option 700mm Triple B 600mm Triple A Option 800mm Triple C 800mm Triple C Option 860mm Swamp C 860mm Swamp C