Case New Holland Aftermarket Rubber Tracks

Aftermarket replacement rubber track for Case and New Holland CNH skid steer compact track loaders commonly known as part number 87447235 from the dealer. The tread pattern shown is the actual tread pattern you will receive but tread pattern options may be available. The track is eighteen inches (450 mm) wide. This is the wide track option for the following models:

• New Holland LT 185B (known as Bridgestone: 87447235)
• New Holland LT 190B (known as Bridgestone: 87447235)
• New Holland C185
• New Holland C190 (known as Bridgestone: 87447235)
• Case 445 CT
• Case TR 320
• Case 450CT (known as Bridgestone Part D273908)
• New Holland C232
• New Holland C238

Other tread patterns may be available for your track loader. See the alternate options at the bottom of our page or please call if you have specific needs.
 

The CNH may also take a fifty six link option so please verify by counting the metal bars down the center of the track prior to ordering.

See our complete line of Case 445 and Case 450 undercarriage parts.

Alt. Part Number:	Alternate dealer part number: 87447235 Size: 450x86x55 or 450x55x86
Alt. Part Style:	We stock the staggered block tread as well as the more aggressive C-pad style.

This track comes with a standard one year pro-rated warranty against manufacturer defects. If sprockets are purchased and installed together with the tracks, we will extend the warranty an additional 6 months! *See our warranty for further details. Always consider changing your sprockets and any worn undercarriage parts when you change your tracks. Rubber tracks and sprockets are designed to wear together and changing sprockets at any other time would reduce the lifespan of both the track and the sprocket. Other worn parts can effect the tensioning of the track and can cause de-tracking and other wear issues.

Tread Patterns Commonly Available

	The off-set block tread pattern is the most general purpose tread pattern for wide spread job site applications. Adequate traction with maximum floatation helps prevent damage to sensitive areas while still providing enough traction for typical job sites.
	The off-set C tread pattern is common among original equipment manufactures because it gives significant forward traction and grip as well as extra traction provided by the C shaped pads when operating across a slope, even though that is not suggested practice.