hiluxman
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I seem to remember a company recommended on here a few times for tracks. I'm after a pair for the little jcbeebies
What model?I seem to remember a company recommended on here a few times for tracks. I'm after a pair for the little jcbeebies
Rory had a set earlier in the year and he was happy as a sandboy with 'em
That was mentioned earlierHire a new one from Jewsons for £100 swap them lol![]()
Jcb 8025. Its an older version with I think are 250 wide not 300What model?
Yeah, I must admit both jcb and doosan have been good in the past on price of tracks. I just remember good recommendations on here for other suppliersJCB themselves sometimes have decent offers on, the Bridgestone (jcb) tracks on mine seem to be pretty good, although I have split one on some concrete recently![]()
No not quite, it's a machine I bought relatively cheap, for a sole job and I'm sure It was somthing I'd said I'd sell based on the topic/discussion at the time.The Camso tracks that Digbits sell are very good, and not a bad price. JCB aren't the worst for tracks and often have offers on - worth a try. Both to be honest are a bit good to be putting on a machine that I think you were looking to move on pretty soon from what I remember?
Another vote for Camso from Digbits, think there's two options, I've used the higher spec. Many times, seem to be good value for money.The Camso tracks that Digbits sell are very good, and not a bad price. JCB aren't the worst for tracks and often have offers on - worth a try. Both to be honest are a bit good to be putting on a machine that I think you were looking to move on pretty soon from what I remember?
That be the ones I've heard recommended, I'm sureAstrak are another manufacturer. A lot of OEM’s use them on the continent.
Give them a fake number because they call you up for years after an enquiry!!That be the ones I've heard recommended, I'm sure