Combine harvester modified track chassis with strong mud passing performance

It is obvious that tracks can significantly reduce the restrictions of road conditions on heavy-duty vehicles, thereby improving the tactical maneuverability of tanks in harsh road conditions. Most tractors and harvesters use tracks, and logistics transportation is mostly wheeled. However, tracked vehicles are not as flexible as wheeled vehicles, and track pins connect the various track plates to form track links. There are holes at both ends of the track shoes, which mesh with the driving wheels. There are guide teeth in the middle to regulate the track and prevent the track from falling off when the tank turns or tilts. There are reinforced anti slip ribs (referred to as patterns) on the side in contact with the ground to improve the durability of the track shoes and the adhesion between the track and the ground.