Reinstall Excavator Track By Yourself - Link Belt 3400

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Not my first rodeo. First time I've used the excavator and sprocket to help roll it on like this. Last time I re-pinned the track, the main of it was still on top, I just had to flip up the front. The chain binder was a very nice touch, borrowed from Ryan.
Special mention on the grinding of the pin and link. Last time I didn't do this (didn't have electricity on site back then), and installing the keeper pin was a pain! This was so easy! Only think simpler maybe if I would have greased the pin, but it really wasn't necessary.

[@jondoherty3678]

Great watching in the dark

[@TomBrueggen]

Thanks for watching no matter how! I gotta get it done whenever I can. Just did a bit of dark filming this evening 🤣

[@replaydz3324]

10:52 Wow a gun 😁

[@TomBrueggen]

Yes those exist. I own lots 😁

[@aishaalmuhairi2431]

Whats the name of the tool used to crank and pull the pieces?

[@TomBrueggen]

Chain hoist or come-along.

[@blakewill1933]

I have the same machine Link-Belt LS3400. Beast of a machine. Where do you get or find parts for it. Thanks Blake

[@TomBrueggen]

I went on a hunt on machinery trader I think. They have a section for machines being disassembled. I think this project was actually to replace a final drive, which I was able to find brand new, aftermarket through AMS Construction Parts. The link belt dealers unfortunately are useless and waaaaay expensive on any OEM parts.