350b track frame shims?
350b track frame shims?
I am installing a new undercarriage on my 350b, I removed the track frames from the machine to make the rusty bolt removal easier with the rock guards and rollers. I am now installing the complete track frame with new rollers. My question is I understand the shims put in place on the rear crossmember to center the sprocket in the roller, but the frame needs to move the opposite direction. I made all new bushings for the 6 track frame bolts. The 2 on the side and the 4 on the top. Should I shim the track frame out at the front cross member or just figure out how to adjust the rear crossmember mount. I can see several ways to accomplish centering the sprocket in the roller, but looking for the easiest and correct way to accomplish. Hopefully what I typed made sense.... suggestions?
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- 440 crawler
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Pages from 450 manual regarding track carrier and alignment. Is that what you were looking for?
450 track by labparamour, on Flickr
450 track by labparamour, on Flickr
My take is: leave front equilzer and adjust using shims on rear bar...
DB
450 track by labparamour, on Flickr
450 track by labparamour, on Flickr
My take is: leave front equilzer and adjust using shims on rear bar...
DB
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