D6b track adjuster diagram

Manual or hydraulic adjuster?

Hydraulic.
Thanks

It's never easy. There are four different types. In general the early ones have a four bolt cover to retain the seal between the cylinder and the piston. Latest style does not. A picture of the parts would help identify.

I'll see if I can post a pic tomorrow

Mine has the 4 bolt cover. I wanna make sure I'm not missing anything since he took the spring and all loose from the track frame.

This should cover it...

Thanks!! That shows me what I need. Now the tracks on the machine are shot. There is a set of tracks that look really good that go with it. It already has segments on the rear sprocket they are berco cr 4409. The number on the track links are d5h/190 these are correct right??

Also I'm gonna need a master pin for these tracks. Does it just drive in? I know they are salt tracks.

Thanks for all your help.
Clyde

The CR4409 is a segment for 6.91" pitch track. It appears you have the conversion set up from 6.75" pitch to 6.91" pitch which the D5's use although a D5H is an elevated sprocket model. Normally the matching chains would be CR2821/2 link numbers. The conversion chain should have alligator master links and be one less link assembly then the 6.75" versions.

Will the d5h chains be ok?