Non Hunting tooth sprocket

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Hello folks, I'm wondering how track chains are hopped one tooth on a non hunting tooth setup. Can track be loosened for this, or is it split the track?

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Mon, Jan 30, 2023 8:38 PM

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Hi, Jimmy977.
You could try loosening the track, put a round bar close to the bush size in the next tooth to engage the sprocket and back up slowly, preferably with somebody watching. That's how we get elevator chains back in sync on elevating scrapers.

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