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Takeuchi, Yanmar and Case Rubber Tracks: TL, VIO and CX Models

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Takeuchi, Yanmar and Case Rubber Tracks: TL, VIO and CX Models
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These three brands cover a lot of the compact fleet in Canada, and each has its own size conventions. This page collects them. It sits inside the Rubber Tracks guide.

Takeuchi loaders and excavators

Tracks for the TL8 and TL230, the TL140, the TL150 and the TL250 cover the loaders; a TB016 throwing its track in Ontario covers the excavator side, and choosing Takeuchi skid steer tracks is the decision guide. On buying, TL240 tracks at the best price, where to find Takeuchi tracks and the China route for TL140 tracks cover the options.

Yanmar VIO mini excavators

How VIO55 tracks improve stability and which Yanmar track offers the best traction cover that range, where the zero-tail-swing geometry puts unusual demands on the belt.

Case excavators and skid steers

Buying Case rubber tracks, why a Case CTL throws its tracks and evaluating Case skid steer track durability cover the brand.

FAQs

Do Takeuchi loaders and excavators share track sizes?

Occasionally, but they are different duty classes. Confirm by size code and model.

Why do compact machines throw tracks more often?

Usually tension rather than the track itself. A loose track on a short undercarriage derails easily, and it is worth checking before blaming the belt.

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