Hub and bore
A bare belt and a belt with a hub kit are different invoice lines. Count the hardware.
hub / bore arrangement on the priced line
bobcat rubber tracks
Compare factory quotes for bobcat rubber tracks on the same material, size and quantity. The measured string is leftover catalogue wording. Rubber Track Sourcing is not a Bobcat appointment and does not reprint a brand price list.
Same-basis roadmap before anyone ranks a price
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Name the form
Solid, hubbed, heavy-duty, smaller-diameter or drawing-based are different priced goods. Write the form before a machine nickname.
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Lock size and compound
Roller diameter and width plus Shore A of the tread decide whether two offers are the same goods.
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Lock hub, bore or bearing
A price gap often sits here. Hardware that travels with the track is not assumed.
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Re-quote when the specification moves
A different pitch, compound or load confirmation is a new request, not a courtesy upgrade.
What usually explains a price gap on bobcat rubber tracks
Incoterms and packing
A cheaper-looking number on a different Incoterm is a different deal. Pallet, crate and pair-marking stay next to the figure.
Incoterms must match before ranking
Files on the lot
REACH, RoHS or a named ASTM method apply only when the file cites the quoted grade and lot.
lot file not a company badge
Factories stay named on the paper
Quote source
Each reply keeps the factory name the buyer can audit. Rubber Track Sourcing is not printed as the manufacturer.
Third-party brands
Bobcat, Caterpillar or a competitor part number is a reference only. A cross still has to be confirmed in writing on width, Shore A, load and hub arrangement.
in / mm
Width the factory must repeat
Shore A
Hardness unit on the priced line
qty + ZIP
Quantity and destination that keep quotes aligned
Send the two offers you already have
We will ask what still has to be re-quoted if the specification moved. Comparison stays on the same material, size, quantity and destination; no fixed discount is published.
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