Wheels, Tracks & Rollers

Wheels, Tracks & Rollers (WTR) Types and Usage Guides

Definition of Wheels Tracks & Rollers (WTR)

Wheels

  • Feature heavy-duty tires (pneumatic, foam-filled, or solid rubber)
  • Used on equipment such as motor graders, wheel loaders, and articulated trucks

Tracks

  • Continuous band of metal plates or rubber treads driven by sprockets or wheels
  • Used on equipment such as excavators, bulldozers, and tracked loaders

Rollers

  • Heavy cylindrical drum: A large, heavy steel drum that rotates to compress and flatten ground surfaces
  • A self-propelled system, typically powered by a diesel engine, that allows the roller to move forward and reverse

Types of Wheels Tracks & Rollers (WTR)

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