Yanmar ViO80-1A, User Operation And Maintenance Manual

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9 Rubber tracks
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• Do not drive with a track on a slope or convex sur-
face (one that generates an angle of over 10°) and the
other track on flat ground; this will damage the tracks.
Drive with both tracks on the same flat surface.
• Keep the tracks at their adequate tension to avoid
them coming off. If the voltage is too low, the ma-
chine can throw a track in the following
circumstances:
– When there is a significant difference in level,
there is a spacing between the tracks and the
rollers.
1 = Track
2 = Tightener roller
– When you carry out side movement in reverse,
there is another spacing between the tension roller
and the track.
3 = Idle wheel
– when the machine is moving although the
tracks have been blocked to the side by an
obstacle.
– when the idler pulley and the rollers are not
aligned with respect to the tracks.
A = Chassis side
B = Rubber track side
– when you are reversing under these conditions.
9.4 Track maintenance
6.5 Rubber track maintenance , page 156
9.5 Track replacement
6.5.2 Track replacement , page 157