crawler track

But look how those crawler tracks ran straight into the cliff.

They could also sight the crawler tracks and Dane related the information he had.

You watch for the pass and I'll watch for crawler tracks.

It was under the Catherine of Iron, moving between those great rows of crawler tracks.

The crawler track speed restriction was seen as a problem, and the next version used steel wheels for improved speed.

The 'bot was cylindrical in shape, moved on crawler tracks, and didn't look particularly intelligent.

He'd got his right hand caught between a drive wheel and a crawler track, crushing the poke and necessitating amputation.

"Crawler tracks!"

The crawler track design was well suited for either sand or snow use but was not generally suitable for rocky all-terrain use.

It took less than thirty seconds to unwrap the plastique and place the puttylike explosive between the crawler tracks of one of the tanks.

The tank clanked on past and turned a corner, then rumbled out of sight, the crawler track clattering on pavement toward the Green Line and the fighting.

But unlike rubber tire treads or crawler track shoe pads, grousers are typically made of metal, such as forged steel, and are not designed for use on paved roads.

After purchasing the company in 1928, Caterpillar went on to truly integrate the tractor and grader into one design-at the same time replacing crawler tracks with wheels to yield the first rubber-tire self-propelled grader, the Caterpillar Auto Patrol, released in 1931.

The term is also used for a light stroller, an arch mounted on wheels or crawler tracks and used in logging, or other types of vehicle having wheels and usually a seat for the driver, such as a plough, lister or cultivator.