17 Teeth Drive Sprocket for LT185B Replaces 87460888, 87447232

Now, replacing products is easier than ever with us. We have introduced OEM 87460888, 87447232 Drive Sprocket for C175, C238 & Case 420CT, TV380 Models - 8 Bolt Holes. It’s a critical component of skid steer and other vehicles ft undercarriage systems, ensuring smooth movement and functionality. We have constructed this sprocket from high-quality steel and coated with acrylic polyurethane to provide long-lasting performance despite extended operational hours of use. It’s manufactured with exact OEM specifications, enabling seamless compatibility with and Case skid steer brands. Learn more about its details below:- OEM & Compatibility List: Our track sprocket is manufactured with exact OEM standards and specifications. It will seamlessly fit with and Case skid steer loaders, compact track loaders, backhoes, and excavators. We have mentioned the OEM part number and brand’s compatibility list below:- Replaces OEM Part No.: 87447232 Replaces Case OEM Part No.: 87460888 Compatible with the following Vehicle Models: LT185B, LT190B, C185, C175, C190, C227, C232, C238 Compatible with the following Case Vehicle Models: TR320, TR270, 420CT, 440CT, 445CT, 450CT, TV380 Note: Check the compatibility list and OEM part number before purchasing. Size & Specifications: Our drive sprocket fts internal and external diameters are 9 in and 18-1/2 in, respectively. The tooth’s base has a 1-7/8 in width that perfectly fits in a particular vehicle’s undercarriage system. The sprocket includes 17 teeth/cogs and 8 big bolt holes for secure mounting. Resilient Build: The sprocket is curated from high-quality steel with a surface hardness of HRC 48-58. We have used the casting process to develop the material and withstand road rigors and vehicle stress while enabling uninterrupted movement. It has been coated with black acrylic polyurethane to protect against corrosion and rust. The construction ensures great reliability, wear resistance, and deformation under harsh conditions. You can utilize sprockets for 1,600 hours, and it’s recommended that the sprockets be serviced every 500 hours of operation. Installation Process: You can do the installation yourself or hire a professional. But what’s necessary point is here when doing it yourself:- Clean the bolts and lubricate them a day before installing the sprocket. Utilize a skid steer or other loader to lift the track before installing. Thoroughly clean and lubricate the equipment.