Berco shows its Robustus track undercarriage system

Berco’s display includes its Robustus rotating bushing track system, which is designed to reduce friction and wear for a longer undercarriage life. Use of Robustus cuts operating costs by up to 30% according to Berco.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
2653 Berco’s display includes its Robustus rotating bushing track system, which is designed to reduce friction and wear for a longer undercarriage life. Use of Robustus cuts operating costs by up to 30% according to Berco.

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