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Ag Track Talk: What to Know About Ag Track Specs

Ag Tire Talk is a blog where James Tuschner asks tire manufacturers and other industry experts for their opinions and advice on key topics in the world of ag tires. This edition focuses on track specs.

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David Graden: Operational Market Manager – Agriculture

Farming applications, from one region to another, are all very unique and the machines used are also unique from one manufacturer to the next. Therefore, Ag tracks are also a bit complicated.

Over the decades, Michelin’s Camso has created an extensive line of tracks to fit virtually any application. We manufacture both positive and friction drive tracks for all major machine brands. Each track is also specifically designed for the machine weight, horsepower and application, by manufacturer. These specifications will include varying carcass thickness (which include cables, alignment and reinforcement plies), drive lug shape, size and spacing, and tread bar differences for varying applications.

Due to the many different variations and tractor fitments, the track identification numbers and part numbers are also a bit complicated. Every Camso track is stamped with a track identification number on the outside edge of the track belt and consists of the following:

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