anyone on list live near Lindsay or Peterborough

Good luck, you have my sympathy. I lost my left side once on a hillside making a left turn. I got it back inline after lots of work, and did it again soon after in the same boneheaded way. Then I adjusted the track after fixing the long neglected screw & nut. Looks like you could use a spell of dry weather.

thanks for the sympatrhy, but what I REALLY need is help.

I popped the right side last year, but it went in towards the body, which i think was the better way for it to go.

yeah, drier weather would be great, but so would less winds... today we got 60-70mph winds and it ruined two of the horses run-ins..



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just what I needed.. more work...

oh well...

There isn't any easy way but at least you have a built in jack using that loader bucket. Start by retracting the front idler back as far as you can. Have the rear chain on the sprocket. Get as much chain as you can to the front, then it's pry, lever, cuss and grunt til you have enough chain on and under the rollers to where you can back up and hopefully the track will follow. Or any other technique that will work. Good luck on finding help, maybe down at the local Bar!!!!!.