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104 Maestro SW Owner’s Manual – Ver. 2.4 11/2018
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Trailed Track System
General Information
The track system allows machines to move on
muddy and soft soils which have limited
carrying capacity. The wide supporting surface
of the track system also reduces soil
compaction.
Trailed track systems are mounted on an axle
frame. Certain equipment requires a special
axle to be installed prior to track system
installation. Please contact your dealer for more
information.
Trailed track systems are designed to maximize
the performance and productivity of your pull-
behind applications with:
• Even weight distribution to easily and safely
handle uneven terrain
• Excellent flotation to minimize soil
disturbance (40 - 70% ground pressure
reduction vs. tires)
• Maximum reliability to assure you get the
job done anytime, anywhere
Rubber tracks, specifically designed for pull-
behind applications provide:
•
Reduced vibration during transport
•
Lower turning resistance
•
Minimal soil disturbance
•
Long life
The undercarriage design incorporates
independent movement of the mid-rollers both
front-rear and side-side delivering:
•
Even weight distribution, allowing tracks to
follow ground contours
•
A smooth ride over rough terrain
•
Reduced point loads increasing longevity of
the undercarriage and implement
components
Besides the above listed characteristics, rubber
track systems introduce other advantages:
•
Reduced power absorption on soft soils
•
Minimal possibility of rubber track
detracking from the undercarriage
•
Adequate roading speed
•
Limited soil damage, soil even during end
of field maneuvers
•
Reduced risk of self-sinking in the mud in
case of slipping
*For more specific instructions of operation,
installation and general guidelines for the track
system, see the Camoplast Operation and
Maintenance Manual equipped with the
machine. For a replacement manual contact
your nearest dealer, or visit
https://camso.co/en/products-
solutions/agriculture
.