Hi Jorge. Thanks for your question! It depends on many factors including the application and underfoot conditions. Check out our Rubber Track Selection Guide that compares options based on those factors. Be sure to check out the Heavy Duty Bar Tread as that might be the right option for you. We recommend contacting your local Cat Dealer to discuss your exact situation. Thanks! - Cruz
I don't like all the controls in the armrest, it is like you are locked up and it is not possible to cnange the body position, this means the operator has a very monotone body position throughout the day. Additionally you get tired sooner after a couple of hours and compared to a driverstation with a normal steering wheel in the middle right before the operator and the control levers left and right next to the steering wheel will provide the roller operator with a much better upperbody support and easier operation and roller control, and a more active body position which reduces also the tendency of getting tired after some hours work. I have done a study about it and it is quite a big difference, it also increases safety on the jobsite because the operator is much more alert in working conditions!
How adjust steel drums
Hi Jorge. Thanks for your question! It depends on many factors including the application and underfoot conditions. Check out our Rubber Track Selection Guide that compares options based on those factors. Be sure to check out the Heavy Duty Bar Tread as that might be the right option for you. We recommend contacting your local Cat Dealer to discuss your exact situation. Thanks! - Cruz
iam using cb8 super
I don't like all the controls in the armrest, it is like you are locked up and it is not possible to cnange the body position, this means the operator has a very monotone body position throughout the day. Additionally you get tired sooner after a couple of hours and compared to a driverstation with a normal steering wheel in the middle right before the operator and the control levers left and right next to the steering wheel will provide the roller operator with a much better upperbody support and easier operation and roller control, and a more active body position which reduces also the tendency of getting tired after some hours work. I have done a study about it and it is quite a big difference, it also increases safety on the jobsite because the operator is much more alert in working conditions!