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Verify mounting compatibility, hydraulic flow and pressure requirements, weight limits for your tracked carrier, condition of wear parts, and any electronic controls. Ask for service records and photos of mounting points.

Use a transport company experienced with tracked machinery. Confirm axle and bridge permits, secure tracks and attachments, use proper ramps or a lowboy trailer, and document clear lifting points for cranes if needed.

Yes—oversize, overweight, or specialized hazardous-material units may need permits, escorts, or specific routing. Check regional transport rules and emissions or noise regulations if hauling across borders.

Daily checks of hydraulic lines and fittings, wear edges, seals, and heaters; keep moving parts greased; inspect mounting pins and quick couplers; and service pumps and burners per manufacturer intervals.

Many attachments are designed for quick-coupler systems or custom brackets, but confirm hydraulic flow and control compatibility. Some retrofits need reinforcement plates or alternative hydraulic valves.

Start with the original manufacturer or authorized dealers, then check specialty parts suppliers and local fabrication shops for wear parts. Maintain a small stock of consumables like seals, nozzles, and cutting edges.