FormNo.3378-106RevA
TrackKit
RT1200Trencher
ModelNo.25462—SerialNo.315000001andUp
ModelNo.25462E—SerialNo.315000001andUp
InstallationInstructions
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Installation
LooseParts
Usethechartbelowtoverifythatallpartshavebeenshipped.
ProcedureDescription
Qty.
Use
1
Nopartsrequired
–
Preparethemachine.
Greasetting(90°elbow)
4
Pipe4
Coupler
4
Greasetting
4
Kingpin4
2
Bolt(socket-head)—M14—2.00x40
mm,Class12.9
4
Installthebottomkingpin.
Frame-mountbracket(frontleftorrear
right)
2
Frame-mountbracket(frontrightorrear
left)
2
Bolt(M16—2.00x70mm)
8
Jamnut(M16)
8
Locknut(M16)
8
Bolt(M14—2.00x30mm,Class10.9)
8
Bolt(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9)
8
Lockwasher(M14)
16
Directionbracket4
Bolt(M12—1.75x60mm,Class8.8)
8
Flatwasher(M12)
16
Locknut(M12—1.75,Class8.8)
8
3
Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class8.8)
4
Installtheframe-mountbracket.
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ProcedureDescription
Qty.
Use
Topmountingplate4
Bolt(M14—2.00x40mm,Class10.9)
8
Jamnut(M14—2.00,Class10.9)
8
Bolt(M16—2.00x50mm)
16
Lockwasher(M16)
16
Shimplate
8
Bolt(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9)
20
Flatwasher(M14)
40
4
Hexnut(M14—2.00,Class10.9)
20
Installthetopmountingbracket.
5
Nopartsrequired
–
Torquethefasteners.
Chassisframe
4
Axle-pivotspacer4
Spacer
4
Retainingring4
Bolt(M16—2.00x50mm,Class10.9)
12
6
Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class10.9)
12
Installthechassisframe.
Sprocketthird
12
Axlepivot4
Bolt(M16—2.00x40mm,Class10.9)
24
Washer48
Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class10.9)
24
7
Track4
Installthesprocketthirdsandthetrack.
8
Nopartsrequired
–
Checkandadjustthetoeofthetracks.
9
Nopartsrequired
–
Alignthetracks.
10
Nopartsrequired
–
Checkthetensionofthetracks.
Note:Determinetheleftandrightsidesofthemachinefromthenormaloperatingposition.
1
PreparingtheMachine
NoPartsRequired
Procedure
Note:Determinetheleftandrightsidesofthemachine
fromthenormaloperatingposition.
1.Parkthemachineonahard,levelsurface.
2.Setthefrontandrearwheelssothattheyarestraight
forward.
3.Lowertheattachments,stoptheengine,waitforall
movingpartstostop,andremovethekey.
4.Raisethemachineuntilallthewheelsareoffthe
groundandsupportthemachinewithjackstands.
Note:Usejackstandsratedforyourmachineand
attachment.RefertotheOperator’sManualforyour
machineandeachattachmenttodeterminethetotal
weight.
5.Removethelugnuts,washers,andwheelsfromthe
machine.
Note:Savethelugnutsandwheels.
6.Measureandrecordthelengthoftheexposedbolton
eachsteeringlimiter(Figure1).
Note:Retainthesemeasurementstoinstallthebolt
andnutontoeachsteeringlimiterlater.
2
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Figure1
1.Boltandnut(2)
4.Boltssecuringthebottom
kingpin
2.Steeringlimiter
5.Recordthismeasurement.
3.Bottomkingpin
7.Removetheboltsandnutsfromthesteeringlimiter
(Figure1).
Note:Savetheboltsandnuts.
8.Supportthewheelhub.
9.Removetheboltsthatholdthebottomkingpinandthe
bottomkingpin(Figure1).
Note:Savethebottomkingpinandthebolts.
2
InstallingtheBottomKingpin
Partsneededforthisprocedure:
4
Greasetting(90°elbow)
4Pipe
4
Coupler
4
Greasetting
4Kingpin
4
Bolt(socket-head)—M14—2.00x40mm,Class12.9
Procedure
Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.
1.Installa90°elbowgreasetting,apipe,acoupler,and
agreasettingtothebottomkingpin(Figure2).
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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Figure2
1.Hub
6.Greasetting
2.Kingpin
7.Coupler
3.Socket-headbolt
(M14—2.00x40mm,
Class12.9)
8.Pipe
4.Holeinkingpinfor
socket-headbolt
9.90°elbowtting
5.Holeinkingpinforgrease
ttingassembly
2.Aligntheholesinthebottomkingpin(Figure2)tothe
holesinthehubbylightlyinstalling2bolts(M14—2.00
x30mmor60mm).
3.Installthebottomkingpinwithasocket-headbolt
(M14—2.00x40mm,Class12.9)asshowninFigure2.
Note:Applyhigh-strength,thread-lockingcompound
tothesocket-headboltbeforeinstallingit.
4.Torquethesocket-headboltto192to234N-m(141
to173ft-lb).
5.Removethe2bolts(M14—2.00x30mmor60mm)
fromthebottomkingpin.
3
3
InstallingtheFrame-Mount
Bracket
Partsneededforthisprocedure:
2
Frame-mountbracket(frontleftorrearright)
2
Frame-mountbracket(frontrightorrearleft)
8
Bolt(M16—2.00x70mm)
8
Jamnut(M16)
8
Locknut(M16)
8
Bolt(M14—2.00x30mm,Class10.9)
8
Bolt(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9)
16
Lockwasher(M14)
4Directionbracket
8
Bolt(M12—1.75x60mm,Class8.8)
16
Flatwasher(M12)
8
Locknut(M12—1.75,Class8.8)
4
Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class8.8)
Procedure
Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.
1.Install2bolts(M16—2.00x70mm),2jamnuts(M16),
and2locknuts(M16)intheframe-mountbracketas
showninFigure3.
Figure3
1.Locknuts(M16)3.Bolts(M16—2.00x70
mm)
2.Jamnuts(M16)
2.Torquetheboltsandlocknutsto255to311N-m(188
to230ft-lb).
3.Looselyinstalltheframe-mountbracketontothehub
using2bolts(M14—2.00x30mm,Class10.9)and
2bolts(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9)upthrough
thebottomkingpinand4lockwashersasshownin
Figure4.
Note:Applyhigh-strength,thread-lockingcompound
totheboltsbeforeinstallingthem.
Note:Useaoorjacktoholdtheframe-mount
bracketinplacewhileyouinstallit.
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4
6
5
Figure4
1.Hubandaxle4.Bolt—M14—2.00x60
mm,Class10.9(2)
2.Frame-mountbracket5.Bolt—M14—2.00x30
mm,Class10.9(2)
3.Lockwasher(4)6.Holeinkingpinforbolts(4)
Note:Thereare2typesofframe-mountbrackets,1
bracketforthefront,lefttrackandtherear,righttrack;
andtheotherbracketforthefront,righttrackandthe
rear,lefttrack.
4.Installtheboltsandnutsonthesteeringlimiterthat
youpreviouslyremovedandsetittothemeasurement
thatyoupreviouslyrecordedinstep6of1Preparing
theMachine(page2).
5.Slipadirectionbracket(Figure5)bythetopholeonto
theboltendofthesteeringlimiter.
4
Figure5
1.Directionbracket
4.Flatwasher—M12(4)
2.Hexnut(M16—2.00,
Class8.8)
5.Locknuts(M12—1.75,
Class8.8)
3.Bolts(M12—1.75x60
mm,Class8.8)
6.Tube
6.Installthedirectionbracketontotheframe-mount
bracketwith2bolts(M12—1.75x60mm,Class8.8)
and2locknuts(M12—1.75,Class8.8)inthelower
holes;installahexnut(M16,Class8.8)attheupper
holeasshowninFigure5.
7.Torquethe2bolts(M12—1.75x60mm,Class8.8)
and2locknuts(M12—1.75,Class8.8)to70to86N-m
(52to63ft-lb).
8.Torquethehexnut(M16,Class8.8)attheupperhole
to255to311N-m(188to230ft-lb).
4
InstallingtheTopMounting
Bracket
Partsneededforthisprocedure:
4Topmountingplate
8
Bolt(M14—2.00x40mm,Class10.9)
8
Jamnut(M14—2.00,Class10.9)
16
Bolt(M16—2.00x50mm)
16
Lockwasher(M16)
8
Shimplate
20
Bolt(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9)
40
Flatwasher(M14)
20
Hexnut(M14—2.00,Class10.9)
Procedure
Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.
1.Installthe2bolts(M14,Class10.9)and2jamnuts
(M14,Class10.9)ontothetopmountingplateas
showninFigure6.
Figure6
1.Jamnuts(M14,Class
10.9)
2.Bolts(M14—2.00x40
mm,Class10.9)
2.Torquetheboltsandjamnutsto192to234N-m(141
to173ft-lb).
3.Looselyinstallthetopmountingplatetothe
frame-mountbracketusing4bolts(M16–2.00x50
mm,Class10.9)and4lockwashers(M16)asshown
inFigure7.
Note:Ensurethattheboltsaretightbutnottorqued
tothespecication.
5
Figure7
1.Bolt—M16—2.00x50
mm,Class10.9(4)
6.Shimplates(useas
needed)
2.Lockwasher—M16(4)7.Greasettingontop
kingpin
3.Bolt—M14—2.00x60
mm,Class10.9(5)
8.Frame-mountbracket
4.Flatwasher—M14(5)9.Flatwasher—M14(5)
5.Topmountingplate
10.Hexnut—M14,Class10.9
(5)
4.Determinehowmanyshimplatesthatyouneedinthe
locationshowninFigure7.
5.Aligntheholesintheshimplateswiththeholesinthe
topmountingplate.
6.Looselyinstallthemountingplateandshimplates
with5bolts(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9),10at
washers(M14),and5hexnuts(M14,Class10.9);refer
toFigure7.
7.Adjustthetubesothatitisperpendiculartothe
mountingfaceofthedrivehub(Figure7).
5
TorquingtheFasteners
NoPartsRequired
Procedure
Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.
1.Tightenallthehardwarefromthepreviousstepsexcept
forthedirectionbracket(step6).
•Torquethe2bolts(M14—2.00x30mm,Class
10.9)and2bolts(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9)
thatsecuretheframe-mountbracket(refertostep
3of3InstallingtheFrame-MountBracket(page
3))to164to200N-m(121to147ft-lb).
•Torquethe4bolts(M16—2.00x50mm,Class
10.9)thatsecurethetopmountingplate(step3of
4InstallingtheTopMountingBracket(page5))to
255to311N-m(188to230ft-lb).
•Torquethe5bolts(M14—2.00x60mm,Class
10.9)and5hexnuts(M14,Class10.9)thatsecure
theshimsandtopmountingplate(step6of4
InstallingtheTopMountingBracket(page5))to
192to234N-m(141to173ft-lb).
2.Removeanddiscardthestraightgreasettingonthe
topkingpin(Figure7)andreplaceitwitha90°grease
tting.
6
InstallingtheChassisFrame
Partsneededforthisprocedure:
4
Chassisframe
4Axle-pivotspacer
4
Spacer
4Retainingring
12
Bolt(M16—2.00x50mm,Class10.9)
12
Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class10.9)
Procedure
Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.
1.Positionthechassisframesothatthetrackadjusters
arelocatedawayfromthecenterofthemachineas
showninFigure8andFigure9.
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Note:Figure8andFigure9showonlytheoutertrack
adjusters;theinnertrackadjustersarenotshown.
Note:Ensurethatthegreasettingsonthechassis
framefaceoutward.
Figure8
Forthefront,lefttrackandtherear,righttrack
1.Outertrackadjuster(2)
Figure9
Forthefront,righttrackandtherear,lefttrack
1.Outertrackadjuster(2)
2.Turnboththeinnerandoutertrack-adjusterbolts
(Figure10)sothattheadjustersmoveinward,making
iteasiertoinstallthetracklater.
Figure10
Onlytheoutertrackeradjusterisshown.
1.Track-adjusterbolt(2)
3.Installthechassisframetotheframe-mountbracket
usingtheaxlepivot(Figure11).
Note:Useahoisttoliftandpositionthechassisframe.
Figure11
Nut—M16—2.00,Class10.9(3)notshown
1.Bolt—M16—2.0x50mm,
Class10.9(3)
5.Axle-pivotspacer(at)
2.Axlepivot
6.Spacer
3.Chassisframe
7.Retainingring
4.Tubeoftheframe-mount
bracket
4.Insertanaxle-pivot(at)spacerbetweenthe
frame-mountbracketandthechassisframeandthe
spacer(Figure11).
5.Installtheretainingringonoutsideoftrack-chassis
frame,andsecuretheaxlepivotwith3bolts(M16—2.0
x50mm,Class10.9)and3nuts(M16—2.00,Class
10.9).
Note:Torquethe3boltsand3nutsto255to311
N-m(188to230ft-lb).
6.Repeatthisprocedurefortheremaining3tracks.
7
InstallingtheSprocketThirds
andtheTrack
Partsneededforthisprocedure:
12
Sprocketthird
4Axlepivot
24
Bolt(M16—2.00x40mm,Class10.9)
48Washer
24
Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class10.9)
4Track
Procedure
Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.
1.Alignthe3sprocketthirdstogetherontheoor
(Figure12).
Note:Thisisanecessarystepbecausethesprocket
thirdsarenotsymmetricalandthereforettogether
only1way.
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Figure12
2.Assembleasprocketthirdontothewheellugsand
looselyinstallthelugnuts(Figure13).
Figure13
1.Nut3.Wheellug
2.Sprocketthird
Note:Itiseasiertoslidethesprocketthirdbetween
themaintubeandthetrack-adjustermechanism.
3.Installthetrackoverthesprocketsandunderthe
chassisframe.
Note:Notetheorientationofthetrackpattern.To
makeinstallingthetrackeasier,applysoapywateror
mineraloiltotheteethofthetrack.
Note:Usingahoisttoliftthetrackmakesinstalling
iteasier.
4.Startthemachineandrotatethesprocketthirdtothe
topposition.
5.Assembleanothersprocketthird,rotateittotheside
position,andlooselyinstallthelugnuts.
6.Assemblethenalsprocketthirdandlooselyinstall
thelugnuts.
7.Securethesprocketstogetherusing6setsoffasteners
thatconsistofabolt(M16—2.00x40mm,Class10.9),
2washers,andahexnut(M16—2.00,Class10.9)each
(Figure14).
Note:Torquetheboltsandnutsto255to311N-m
(188to230ft-lb).
Figure14
Thenalsprocketthirdisnotshownforthepurposeof
clarity.
1.Spocketthird4.Nut(M16—2.00,Class
10.9)
2.Bolt(M16—2.00x40mm,
Class10.9)
5.Onesetoffasteners—bolt
(1),washers(2),andnut
(1)
3.Washers
8.Turnboththeinnerandoutertrack-adjusterbolts
outward(Figure15)thesameamountsothatthe
tensionacrossthetrackisequalwhileyousecurethe
trackinplace.
Figure15
1.Trackadjusterbolt(2)
2.Movethetrackadjuster
boltsevenlyoutward
9.Repeatthisprocedurefortheremaining3tracks.
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8
CheckingandAdjustingthe
ToeoftheTracks
NoPartsRequired
Procedure
Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.
Note:Checktoensurethatthecenterlinesthetracksoneach
axleareapproximatelyparallel,withouttoe-inortoe-out.If
theyarenot,performtheprocedurethatfollows.
1.Placeawrenchontheatsurfacesonthetie-rodend
(Figure16).
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Figure16
1.Threadedadjuster3.Holdawrenchhereonthe
tierodend.
2.Jamnut
4.Steeringlimiter
2.Useasecondwrenchtoloosenthejamnut(Figure16).
3.Movethesecondwrenchtotheatsurfacesofthe
threadedadjuster(Figure16)androtatethethreaded
adjusterinwardoroutwarduntilthetracksare
approximatelyparallel.
Note:Rotatethethreadedadjusterclockwiseto
shortenit;rotateitcounterclockwisetolengthenit.
4.Withtherstwrenchstillinplace,tightenthejamnut
securely.
5.Adjustthesteeringlimiter(Figure16)asneededto
preventthetrackfrominterferingwiththemachine.
6.Lowerthemachinetotheground.
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AligningtheTracks
NoPartsRequired
Procedure
Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.
Todeterminewhetherthetracksarecorrectlyaligned,start
theengine,rotatethetrackatleast6times,andcheckwhether
thewheelsremaincenteredbetweentheteethofthetrack
(Figure17).
Note:Thewheelsshouldremaincenteredbetweentheteeth
ofthetrack.
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2
3
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Figure17
1.Trackmigration3.Wheels
2.Teeth
Ifthetrackbeginstomigrateoffthewheels,increasethe
tensiononthesideofthetrackwhereittendstomigrate
(Figure18)usingthefollowingprocedure:
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5
1
2
3
4
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Figure18
Backviewoftrack
1.Directionoftrackmigration4.Outsidetrackadjuster
2.Exteriorside5.Insidetrackadjuster
3.Interiorside6.Track
1.Movethetrackadjusteronthesidewherethetrackis
migratingoffthewheelsbyturningthetrack-adjuster
boltoutward6mm(1/4inch);refertoFigure19.
Figure19
Sideviewoftrack
1.Track-adjusterbolt(2)
2.Movethetrackadjuster
outward6mm(1/4inch)
2.Starttheengine,rotatethetrackatleast6times,and
checkwhetherthewheelsremaincenteredbetween
theteethofthetrack.
Note:Ifthetrackisalreadystretchedtoitsmaximum,
reducethetensionby6mm(1/4inch)ontheinner
trackadjuster.
3.Repeatthisprocedureuntilthewheelsremaincentered
betweentheteethofthetrack.
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CheckingtheTensionofthe
Tracks
NoPartsRequired
Procedure
Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.
Important:Itisnormalforthetrackstostretchthe
rsttimethatyouusethem.Adjustthetensionofthe
tracksaftertherst25operatinghourstopreventthe
componentsfromwearingprematurely.Improperly
tensionedtrackscanleadtoprematurewearingorloss
oftrackcomponents.Checkthetensionofthetracks
regularly.
TrackTension
Signs
Possible
Consequences
ToolooseThetrack
disengagesinthe
tractionteethofthe
sprocketwheel.
Thereisa
signicantincrease
invibration.
Thetrackteeth
wearprematurely.
Thetrack
losestraction.
Thereisarisk
ofthetrackcoming
off.
TootightThetracklosesa
signicantamount
ofpowerand
revolutionspeed.
Thetrack,ball
bearings,sprocket
wheelstems,
andplanetary
gearboxallwear
prematurely.
1.Raisethemachineandpositionithorizontally.
2.Rotatethetracksothatthemodel/serialnumberplate
ofthetrackisbetweenthesmallerwheels.
3.Puta45kg(100lb)roundbarintothetrackbetween
thelugsandbetweenthe2smallerwheels.
Note:Asteelbar6.35cm(2-1/2inches)indiameter
and183cm(72inches)longwillwork.
4.Measurethedistance(gap)betweentheinnersurface
ofthetrackandthetrackbeam(Figure20).
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Figure20
1.Gap—83to89mm(3-1/4
to3-1/2inches)
2.Roundbar
5.Repeatthismeasurement5pitchesaheadand5pitches
afterthelocationofthemodel/serialnumberplate.
Note:Rotatethetracksothatallthesepositionsare
locatedbetweenthe2smallerwheels.
Note:Themaximumallowabledistanceshouldbe
within83to89mm(3-1/4to3-1/2inches)fromthe
trackinnersurfaceandthetrackbeam.
6.Adjusttheadjustersforthetrackasneeded.
7.Lowerthemachinetotheground.
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Notes:
13
Notes:
14
Notes:
15
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additionalinformation.
MaintenanceisatOwner’sExpense
Enginetune-up,lubrication,cleaningandpolishing,replacementoflters,
coolant,andcompletingrecommendedmaintenancearesomeofthe
normalservicesT oroproductsrequirethatareattheowner’sexpense.
GeneralConditions
RepairbyanAuthorizedToroDistributororDealerisyoursoleremedy
underthiswarranty.
NeitherTheToroCompanynorToroWarrantyCompanyisliablefor
indirect,incidentalorconsequentialdamagesinconnectionwiththe
useoftheToroProductscoveredbythiswarranty,includingany
costorexpenseofprovidingsubstituteequipmentorserviceduring
reasonableperiodsofmalfunctionornon-usependingcompletion
ofrepairsunderthiswarranty.ExceptfortheEmissionswarranty
referencedbelow,ifapplicable,thereisnootherexpresswarranty.All
impliedwarrantiesofmerchantabilityandtnessforusearelimitedto
thedurationofthisexpresswarranty.
Somestatesdonotallowexclusionsofincidentalorconsequential
damages,orlimitationsonhowlonganimpliedwarrantylasts,sotheabove
exclusionsandlimitationsmaynotapplytoyou.Thiswarrantygivesyou
speciclegalrights,andyoumayalsohaveotherrightswhichvaryfrom
statetostate.
Noteregardingenginewarranty:
TheEmissionsControlSystemonyourProductmaybecoveredby
aseparatewarrantymeetingrequirementsestablishedbytheU.S.
EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)and/ortheCaliforniaAirResources
Board(CARB).Thehourlimitationssetforthabovedonotapplytothe
EmissionsControlSystemWarranty.RefertotheEngineEmissionControl
WarrantyStatementsuppliedwithyourproductorcontainedintheengine
manufacturer’sdocumentationfordetails
CountriesOtherthantheUnitedStatesorCanada
CustomerswhohavepurchasedT oroproductsexportedfromtheUnitedStatesorCanadashouldcontacttheirToroDistributor(Dealer)toobtain
guaranteepoliciesforyourcountry,province,orstate.IfforanyreasonyouaredissatisedwithyourDistributor'sserviceorhavedifcultyobtaining
guaranteeinformation,contacttheToroimporter.
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