I had my steering clutches done last year, and have been getting some quality seat time on the 450B (clearing stumps and boulders from a clearing). On Saturday I noticed one track had developed quite a bit of slack. I added grease and it looked about right. On Sunday after some more work, it had even more slack in it. I added grease and it tightened up a bit, but then the grease was coming out of the zerk, and the track was not as tight as before.
Thoughts?
JD 450B loose track
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srshaw3
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JD 450B loose track
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Ok, I read in the manual about checking for breakage too, so will review. The zerk does look relatively new.rockslayer16 wrote:losing grease will cause slack, put a new zerk in and see if that fixes the problem.
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