A suspended undercarriage assembly connectable to a track system including a frame member has a resilient assembly. The resilient assembly includes a first arm connected to the frame member, a second arm pivotally connected to the first arm, a spacing defined between the first and second arms, and a resilient member disposed in the spacing and connected to the first and second arms. The resilient member is resiliently deformable to permit movement of the second arm relative to the first arm, and to resiliently bias the second arm towards a rest position with respect to the first arm. The suspended undercarriage assembly provides suspension to a support wheel assembly relative to the frame member when connected to the second arm.

A crawler traveling body includes: a wheel around which a crawler belt is wound; a disc; a disc connector configured to connect the wheel and the disc, and rotate the wheel and the disc together; a brake caliper configured to sandwich the disc with a brake pad; and a motor configured to open or close the brake pad according to a control signal for controlling a degree of opening or closing of the brake pad.

A crawler traveling body includes: a wheel around which a crawler belt is wound; a disc; a disc connector configured to connect the wheel and the disc, and rotate the wheel and the disc together; a brake caliper configured to sandwich the disc with a brake pad; and a motor configured to open or close the brake pad according to a control signal for controlling a degree of opening or closing of the brake pad.

A rugged and compact articulated wheel with at least two hubs, and wheeled vehicles that include one or more of such articulated wheels.

A rugged and compact articulated wheel with at least two hubs, and wheeled vehicles that include one or more of such articulated wheels.

A track system for traction of a vehicle in which the track system is designed to enhance durability (e.g., protect against abnormal wear and/or prevent premature failure) of a track and/or other components of the track system, traction, and/or other aspects of performance of the track system by improving alignment of the track, such as by aligning the track in a rear region (e.g., at a rear wheel) of the track system.

A track system for traction of a vehicle in which the track system is designed to enhance durability (e.g., protect against abnormal wear and/or prevent premature failure) of a track and/or other components of the track system, traction, and/or other aspects of performance of the track system by improving alignment of the track, such as by aligning the track in a rear region (e.g., at a rear wheel) of the track system.

A height-adjustable track drive system for an agricultural vehicle includes a support frame having four fixed-length links, each link rotatably coupled to two adjacent links at pivot points. Four wheels are connected to the support frame, and each wheel is connected to the support frame at one of the pivot points. A hydraulic cylinder connects nonadjacent pivot points of the support frame. An endless track rollably contacts each of the four wheels, and one of the wheels includes a drive wheel configured to be connected to a chassis of the agricultural vehicle. Related agricultural vehicles and methods are also disclosed.

A height-adjustable track drive system for an agricultural vehicle includes a support frame having four fixed-length links, each link rotatably coupled to two adjacent links at pivot points. Four wheels are connected to the support frame, and each wheel is connected to the support frame at one of the pivot points. A hydraulic cylinder connects nonadjacent pivot points of the support frame. An endless track rollably contacts each of the four wheels, and one of the wheels includes a drive wheel configured to be connected to a chassis of the agricultural vehicle. Related agricultural vehicles and methods are also disclosed.

A tractive element for a power machine can include a frame, an endless track, a drive sprocket, and a first set of split rollers. The first set of rollers can include a first roller rotatably coupled to the first plate with a first axis of rotation and a second roller rotatably coupled to the second plate with a second axis of rotation. The first axis of rotation and the second axis of rotation can be spaced apart from one another with a first roller offset distance, along a front-to-back direction of the tractive element, that can provide improved ride quality.