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HD-10 track adjustment
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Location: Salcha, AK
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    Posted: 02 Apr 2015 at 11:37pm
I'm looking for some help on adjusting the tracks on my hd-10 dozer, I looked it up in the Manuel and all I'm getting is loosen the lock bolts and turn the adjusting bolt, my question is which ones are these, please add pictures.

Thank you in advance,
Joshua
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I pulled this pic of an HD10 from the net and put a circle in the area where you will be working.  Directly behind the front idler is a yoke, the yoke is pushed foreward by a large threaded rod and the rod is clamped into the yoke with two bolts.  Loosen the two clamp bolts,  turn the rod so it pushes the yoke foreward and then retighten the clamp bolts to hold position.  probably will require some spray lube on the threads and a large pipe wrench to turn the rod unless the rod is in good shape and you have a very large wrench.
Me -C,U,UC,WC,WD45,190XT,TL-12,145T,HD6G,HD16,HD20

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thank you, now that things are thawing up here I should be able to pick the frozen dirt out of there and get to it now that I know where I'm looking
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