Breakdown for Rubber tracks

1.Cuts or cracks in the rubber track

CAUSE 1) Sharp objects or driving on uneven surfaces Riding on rough surfaces with obstacles such as rocks or other objects you may encounter excessive stress on the edge of the track that could cut, crack or tear. 2) Interference with the structure or machine components If the machine continues to work with rubber tracks out driving, they can be caught in the machine structure or undercarriage damaged. Even when the voltage is not adequate, the track could slip out of gear. Could therefore occur breakage caused by the sprocket and the roller track on the loose. During the tour route in these conditions, the track could be broken and deformed due to the rugged terrain or foreign matter trapped between the track and the same structure, which could cause cuts, tears or lacerations. -PREVENTION -Avoid use on uneven surfaces, steep or too narrow -If possible, avoid long journeys that cause a lot of friction on the track -Always check the tension. If the track is out driving, the car must be stopped immediately for inspection. -After each cycle, remove the debris from the structure (or rollers) and the track.