A compact utility loader compact utility loader comprising a frame including a lower portion and an upper portion. A width of the lower portion is smaller than a width of the upper portion. The compact utility loader additionally comprises a first track and a second track, with each track being positioned on a side of the frame. Each of the tracks has a width of at least 7.5 inches, and the compact utility loader has an overall width of no more than 36 inches.

A wheel assembly for a track system of a light heavy-duty vehicle is disclosed. The track system has a frame and an elastomeric endless track. The wheel assembly includes a wheel, an axle and first and second bearings. The wheel defines a wheel cavity in which the axle is receivable. The first and second bearing assemblies are disposed in the wheel cavity. The first bearing assembly is at a first end portion of the axle, and the second bearing assembly is at the second end portion of the axle. The wheel assembly is removable connectable to the frame of the track system. A track system and a light heavy-duty vehicle are also disclosed.

A wheel assembly for a track system of a light heavy-duty vehicle is disclosed. The track system has a frame and an elastomeric endless track. The wheel assembly includes a wheel, an axle and first and second bearings. The wheel defines a wheel cavity in which the axle is receivable. The first and second bearing assemblies are disposed in the wheel cavity. The first bearing assembly is at a first end portion of the axle, and the second bearing assembly is at the second end portion of the axle. The wheel assembly is removable connectable to the frame of the track system. A track system and a light heavy-duty vehicle are also disclosed.

A radio-controlled vehicle having a frame, a left undercarriage and a right undercarriage; wherein the frame has a front guide and a rear guide, each configured to house a respective cylinder; each undercarriage having a front slide and a rear slide, which are connected in a sliding manner to the front guide and to the rear guide, respectively; wherein each cylinder is configured to selectively vary the distance between the longitudinal axis of the frame and the longitudinal axis of each undercarriage; wherein each undercarriage comprises an anti-derailment plate.

A radio-controlled vehicle having a frame, a left undercarriage and a right undercarriage; wherein the frame has a front guide and a rear guide, each configured to house a respective cylinder; each undercarriage having a front slide and a rear slide, which are connected in a sliding manner to the front guide and to the rear guide, respectively; wherein each cylinder is configured to selectively vary the distance between the longitudinal axis of the frame and the longitudinal axis of each undercarriage; wherein each undercarriage comprises an anti-derailment plate.

In regard to a hydraulic hose that extends from a center frame side in a lower travel body and is connected to a travel motor in each of right and left travel sections, it is possible to limit a movement range of a hydraulic hose with a simple configuration and thus to suppress damage to the hydraulic hose. A lower travel body that supports an upper unit includes: a center frame that supports the upper unit; a side frame that is provided on both of right and left sides of the center frame to support a travel motor and constitutes a crawler-type travel section; and plural hydraulic hoses, one end side of each of which is connected to a swivel joint provided to the center frame, and the other end side of each of which is connected to the travel motor. The center frame includes: a rear wall having a guide hole, through which the hydraulic hose passes; and a hose guide that is located below the guide hole, located above the hydraulic hose, and thereby restricts upward movement of the hydraulic hose.

A tread pattern for a vehicle track, such as an endless track for earth-moving equipment, comprises a plurality of blocks. Each block includes two lateral traction portions extending in substantially opposite directions. The two lateral traction portions are longitudinally aligned and each define a pair of walls defining a plurality of steps. In some examples, each lateral traction portion may define an L-shape. For example, the lateral traction portions of each block may define a protrusion to define the “L” shape, and, in some examples, the protrusions may extend in opposite longitudinal directions. In some examples, the lateral traction portions of each block may be the same shape, where one lateral traction portion may be oriented at about 180 degrees relative to the other lateral traction portion.

A tread pattern for a vehicle track, such as an endless track for earth-moving equipment, comprises a plurality of blocks. Each block includes two lateral traction portions extending in substantially opposite directions. The two lateral traction portions are longitudinally aligned and each define a pair of walls defining a plurality of steps. In some examples, each lateral traction portion may define an L-shape. For example, the lateral traction portions of each block may define a protrusion to define the “L” shape, and, in some examples, the protrusions may extend in opposite longitudinal directions. In some examples, the lateral traction portions of each block may be the same shape, where one lateral traction portion may be oriented at about 180 degrees relative to the other lateral traction portion.

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.