There is no rigid standard for the method of installing the derailed track back. The first step is to remove the chain nozzle, release the butter, and let the track relax. Then, according to the situation, the excavator bucket and walking should be used to cooperate to install the track back. The more easily derailed tracks are, the easier it is to install them back.
If the track slides inward out of the track, the bucket will not be able to reach the track. This requires the use of wire ropes to pull some of the track onto the idler or drive wheel, and then rotate the walking drive wheel.
It is only important to note that the excess distance of track looseness should be more at the installation site, making it easier to install. After the installation of the idler and drive wheels, the track is basically half installed, and the position of the supporting wheels can be achieved by jacking up the idle track.
The supporting roller part can be directly installed with a bucket. If the bucket cannot reach it, another method is to first lift the track, then find a suitable wooden rod to support it between the track and the ground at the position of the drag chain wheel. Then, slowly lower the track, and the shoe belt at the position of the drag chain wheel will be lifted by the wooden rod, thus installing the derailed track.
