Installing over the tire tracks (OTT) on skid steer, watch to the end. It went bad!!

I installed over the tire tracks on my L781. It wasn't a bad job, would be easier with help. The track tried to come off during a test spin and bound up.
The next day I tighten both sides up a link. Took the loader down in the woods and the other side track tried to come off. I'm so aggravated!
Please comment with tips and advice!

[@billybobs841]

Let the air out of tires put them on as tight as u can and put air back in be carefull puting air back in

[@tommylifeisgood6144]

I was thinking the same thing. Do you think the tight tracks would strain the axle bearings??

[@robbobcat7286]

First off stay out from under them bucket arms

[@tommylifeisgood6144]

Totally agree! They were locked from the inside. The older NHs had large pins that protruded out to prevent the arms from coming down. I should have mentioned that.

[@tommylifeisgood6144]

I've thought more of your advice and I appreciate it. Usually accidents happen when we get rushed or distracted, like I was at that time. Even though the arms were locked, the loader was still running. I need to slow down and think before I exit a running loader. Thank you @robbobcat7286 for reminding me.