Larson Farms Case IH Quadtrac

Description

Defense contractor Loc Performance acquired Continental's track facility and product line in December 2021. Founded in 1971 to produce auto parts, Loc Performance became a defense contractor in 1985 and began producing tracks for the military in 2014. The former Continental tracks (which were formerly Goodyear tracks) have been Case IH’s most common OEM choice since it released the Quadtrac.

With positive drive tracks, drive lugs will sometimes start to separate (or break off entirely) from the casing when you subject them to extensive hard-pulling applications. To address this problem, Continental improved its tracks in 2017 with its patented drive lug —the ARMORLUG ULTRA®—with three fabric layers embedded in the track’s drive lugs. Loc Performance states that these lugs last up to 30% longer than any other positive-drive track. In addition, the ULTRA model features improved anti-vibration technology that reduces vibrations by 50% to 70% over standard tracks under heavy drawbar use.