Carlton 7015 replacement tracks

[AAASTUMPSERVICE]

I have been looking for replacement tracks for my machine. Had anyone bought replacement tracks for their machine through an aftermarket company? If so, who and how much? What brand?

I have checked with Carlton and they are $660 a piece plus freight. I talked to a company called Raymar and they have a Brand called J Tracks (GTW) Stainless Steel banding quality tracks 230x56x72 $ 419.00 ea. plus freight.

Sounds like a good deal. Does anyone know if these are good tracks or if they will fit like the stock bridgestones? Thanks.

 

[Mowingman]

You really do "get what you pay for", when it comes to rubber tracks. I have read a lot about aftermarket tracks on some other forums. I don't think anyone posting, has had any luck with aftermarket rubber tracks on anything. I would personally stick with the Bridgestone OEM tracks.I think you should be able to buy them a little cheaper by going with a source other than Carlton. However, I really don't think Carlton prices are unreasonable for the most part.
Jeff

I have been looking for replacement tracks for my machine. Had anyone bought replacement tracks for their machine through an aftermarket company? If so, who and how much? What brand?

I have checked with Carlton and they are $660 a piece plus freight. I talked to a company called Raymar and they have a Brand called J Tracks (GTW) Stainless Steel banding quality tracks 230x56x72 $ 419.00 ea. plus freight.

Sounds like a good deal. Does anyone know if these are good tracks or if they will fit like the stock bridgestones? Thanks.

 

[2treeornot2tree]

I just bought last summer bought a set of tracks for my 8018 from a place in Georgia called rubbertrax . They were the cheapest I found and I had them in a couple days. I think I paid right around $900 including truck freight. When I called carlton they wanted like $250 for freight. I think I saved right around $500 buying them from rubber trax. Here is rubbertrax number (770) 760-1227
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[2treeornot2tree]

You really do "get what you pay for", when it comes to rubber tracks. I have read a lot about aftermarket tracks on some other forums. I don't think anyone posting, has had any luck with aftermarket rubber tracks on anything. I would personally stick with the Bridgestone OEM tracks.I think you should be able to buy them a little cheaper by going with a source other than Carlton. However, I really don't think Carlton prices are unreasonable for the most part.
Jeff

Bridgestone doesn't make those tracks anymore.

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[2treeornot2tree]

Another source I would check would be McClaren. They are out of California and there tracks were very simular to the Bridgestone tracks.

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[Mowingman]

OOPS, time for plan "B". I would check with the company that makes the undercarriage/track systems for Carlton. I think that model 7015, has tracks from Chermack Machine, in Wisconsin. See what brands of rubber tracks they recommend.
Jeff

 

[AAASTUMPSERVICE]

Thanks I'll checkout rubbertrax and mcclaren.

 

[AAASTUMPSERVICE]

I just bought last summer bought a set of tracks for my 8018 from a place in Georgia called rubbertrax . They were the cheapest I found and I had them in a couple days. I think I paid right around $900 including truck freight. When I called carlton they wanted like $250 for freight. I think I saved right around $500 buying them from rubber trax. Here is rubbertrax number (770) 760-1227
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Thank you for the tip! I just ordered a new set of tracks through Rubbertrax. Definitely the best price and best service! If you need tracks call Chris at Rubbertrax!