Why Does My AGT LRT23 Pull to One Side While Driving?
Exact model: AGT LRT23
Safety: Shut down the engine and mechanically support raised equipment before inspection. Hydraulic oil can penetrate skin.
A.
Start with the accessible checks
What this suggests: Tracks pulling to one side may be caused by unequal tension, mud/rock buildup, one worn drive roller or asymmetric hydraulic drive, not automatically a steering valve fault.
What to do
- Park level with machine stopped and lift mechanisms secured.
- Remove trapped stones and packed mud from both tracks, compare actual sag/tension using the model's specified inspection reference and examine rollers for wear or binding.
- Adjust tension ONLY using the correct LRT23 mechanism and manufacturer value, replacing torn tracks or seized guides.
Still not fixed? Continue to the next check.
↑ Back to the repair pathsB.
If the problem remains after the first checks
What to do
- If mechanics are symmetric but one drive remains weak, a hydraulic specialist must compare left/right motor flow/pressure at the correct diagnostic fittings; those values were not verified in available public LRT23 sources.
Confirm the repair
Machine tracks straight at a safe low speed on level ground and both tracks operate evenly without hot hydraulic leakage.