Hi All I have a 2010 cat 305 D CR (sr # jxer00267). I broke a track on it today and am looking to order some new ones this weekend. Does anyone know the specific size this machine came with? And/or a part number? Maybe even a recommendation on a place to order them from? Thanks in advance
Cat says aftermarket says it fits a bobcat too.
This one lists the size
Thanks heymccall I’m coming up with 400x72.5x76 for that part number?
Heymccall You’re information is correct Thank You for the help
Try Vine and Branch in CA. Tracks for my 304C CR were $2300.00 delivered.
Just my $.02 - I would spend the extra $$ and buy the OEM Bridgestone tracks. I have bought enough cheap knock off tracks for CTL's and mini's only to have them fail in 400-500 hrs with normal use. 1200 hrs on our '16 279D doing commercial dirt work and the tracks have 30-40% life left on them. I have never got that out of aftermarket. The Bridgestones are more coin but worth it in my opinion.
Ya thanks for the extra info guys. I’ll call cat tomorrow and see how much. Didn’t even consider it. Thanks again
For CTL and MTL yes to OE tracks. Mini exes move about 10 percent as much as a CTL. That being said I ran a set of CAT heavy duty tracks on my RC100 ASV (same as a Cat 287B) and the life was about half of the Cat standard tracks I put on my RC85. I have thw ASV replacements for the RC100 in the barn ready for the change out.
Camoplast made the Cat heavy duty tracks so scratch them off your short list. The ASV OE tracks were only about $150.00 more for the set than all the other knoc offs.
I do not want to highjack this thread but it's about tracks too. I own a Cat 305 CR 2008 and while the rubber tracks are in an OK shape, I work mainly in rocks so I plan to eventually replace them with steel tracks. Can I go from rubber to steel tracks easily?
I spent the extra and got the oem Bridgestone tracks. I figure it’s cheaper in the long run
I"ve got a 304C CR and the OEM bridgestones were pretty much shot around 1200 hours of operating on a fair bit of fractured rock.. unfortunately I don't have the model handy but I got a set of a heavy duty camoplast brand a few years ago and after 1300 hours on the same material that wore out the bridgestones I have about 30% life remaining.. I've been very happy with them.. I looked at replacing my bridgestones with steel and road liner pads because of the rock but when I looked into it I was told I would need to change out all my track rollers etc to run steel tracks so never pursued it any farther..
just looked it up online and the tracks I have are now camso MEX HXD