Help with Argo Tracks

[trevorakm1]

once tracks apart make those dedicated track pins. You will never look back. Best mod I've seen and used.

[AlaskaGrizzly]

Thanks for that info. I’m based in the Highlands of Scotland and we’re metric over here.
I had a quick look and I’m struggling to understand the sizing, when you say #10 is that a UNF thread?
If you were looking for them online, what would you type in the search.
Thanks very much in advance
Gordy
If you

I wish I was home to look at some of my extra parts. I probably have some and could give you a real answer! Its been too long ago since I've dealt with them so I don't recall if they are UNF or UNC. I'm going to guess them to be #10-24 UNC. If your having to order them also get some #10-32 UNF. They shouldn't be that costly.

I do remember not being able to get them out and having to cut them with a thin cut off wheel on a die grinder. So I'd get some extra pins & collars too. Argo prices on these are not that bad for them. I always wanted extras along just incase I broke one which never happened but I have not run the tracks that much either.

I do like the modified pin idea that was shared but never tried it myself. Looks like a great solution for the "master" link where you will break your tracks every time you take them off. I always had to hunt for a set screw that is willing to come out as forcing them usually ends up with a stripped set screw anyways.

[JoeMeg]

Sorry to chime in so late. I have 18" Supertracks that came with my 2001 Conquest. The set screws are 1/4-20 x 1/4 and use a 1/8" hex key. Sorry your having issues with sizing. If it helps, don't feel too bad, I thought I was the only one on earth that rarely gets the typical/common/easy problems. Generally a knock down, drag out process.

[Gordy67]

Hey Joe, no problem, thanks for your input.
From what I understand, the tracks I have are the narrower ones and maybe even older than yours and have the smaller set screw.
An 1/8” hex is a little too big.
I’m organising a few of the hinge pins that were suggested earlier, it’s a great idea.
Some of the set screws look pretty stuck and as long as the suggested separation hinge is used to install and remove them, I think we’re on a winner.
Once again, thanks everyone for your input, it’s been most helpful