G7-B Track Rollers

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   I have  a G7-B that I have owned for almost 5 years
Overall it's still in pretty good shape except the track bottom rollers have so much wear they have worn flat spots on the chain where each pin is located.  I feel like I remember someone stating there was a Cat roller that was the right width, but would require drilling and tapping new holes in order to mount them.  Just wondering if anyone has any info on this.  Also curious to know if anyone has any insight on possibly building the old ones back up with welding rods and what the process would look like.

Thanks,

Frank

Edited by fbbeale - 14 Feb 2024 at 10:58am

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	I have a G7-B that I have owned for almost 5 years Overall it's still in pretty good shape except the track bottom rollers have so much wear they have worn flat spots on the chain where each pin is located. I feel like I remember someone stating there was a Cat roller that was the right width, but would require drilling and tapping new holes in order to mount them. Just wondering if anyone has any info on this. Also curious to know if anyone has any insight on possibly building the old ones back up with welding rods and what the process would look like. Thanks, Frank Edited by fbbeale - 14 Feb 2024 at 10:58am

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