We get about 12-1400 hours and then they are due for a turn in sand/clay mix. These are sealed and lubricated Berco tracks, and usually at around 2000-2200 hrs they are starting to squeak and get loose on the pins/bushings and want to run off if we put it on a slope. The sand we run in is extremely abrasive especially when wet
 
Both of mine are LGP, so if you have a standard guage they may do alittle better.....
 
Sand is the hardest on undercarriage. In normal conditions the warranty is usually 3000 hours but it's also pro rated. I would think in sandy mud about half that would be doing good. I know guys that do coral cleaning with track loaders often have to replace undercarriage every year. Now that I think about it, manure is the hardest on undercarriage followed by sand.
 
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