Vehicle performance
Width
In several parts of the world, dual wheels are not an option because of vehicle width restrictions. Therefore, our track systems are the ideal solution because they affect vehicle width little or not at all, while providing great flotation.
For a tractor, our tracks systems offer the same footprint as quadruple tires at the rear and triple tires at the front.
For a combine, our track system offer the same footprint as seven tires per side of the combine.
Traction
Full power at any time
Our four-track system enables tractors to use their full power at any time. Unlike with a two-track tractor, it’s never necessary to block or slow down a track to make a turn. The tractor sends all of its power forward, and since it turns as though it were on wheels, the soil remains in better condition through turns.
More power to the ground
We’ve designed our systems for optimal ground surface area in rough conditions. Therefore, tractors distribute power to the ground much more effectively. They have better traction, slip far less often, and consume much less fuel.
COMFORT
Comfort and stability
Our tandem system allows the tracks of your combine harvester to hug the terrain, ensuring optimum comfort and excellent stability.
For a smooth ride
Compared to the jerky motion of a tractor on two tracks, our system tightly hugs the terrain, ensuring incomparable rolling comfort. Your long days will be more relaxing behind the wheel of a tractor equipped with our track system. Also, you’ll no longer have to worry about damaging your vehicle because the risk of ground impact is greatly reduced.
Sprayer stability
Our track systems provide great stability to spraying equipment by reducing slippage and sinking associated with tires. Thanks to this stability, you can lower your ramps easily and save on solution.
Great VersatilIty
Enjoy great versatility
Our track systems for trailers are very versatile and can be used all year round. For example, a track system for a grain cart can also be adapted to your seed drill or planter. That way, you maximize the use of your system and your soil benefits from it in more operations.
