In the end, as I work as a design and development engineer as well as a manual machine operator, I solved the issue myself with so experimenting.
I'm sorry you're dealing with those issues. Tracks should last longer than 1,200 miles. So far my new US tracks have about 150 miles on them, and I drive mostly on roads with some off roads, and I've seen a wear of .006 inches or 6 thousands in those miles. At this rate, I'll be up in the 3,200-3500 miles with the tread depth on mine which are slightly better than originals and significantly better than other reproduction tracks. If there's any information or help I can offer, please don't hesitate to reach out. Good luck and hopefully you get a positive remedy. Jon
Quote from: R.E.Co. on October 15, 2023, 03:04:17 PMI'm sorry you're dealing with those issues. Tracks should last longer than 1,200 miles. So far my new US tracks have about 150 miles on them, and I drive mostly on roads with some off roads, and I've seen a wear of .006 inches or 6 thousands in those miles. At this rate, I'll be up in the 3,200-3500 miles with the tread depth on mine which are slightly better than originals and significantly better than other reproduction tracks. If there's any information or help I can offer, please don't hesitate to reach out. Good luck and hopefully you get a positive remedy. JonJon, I heard rumour that you may be exporting to the U.K. in the future, is that correct?