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AUSTRALIA TAUGHT THE WORLD TO HARVEST
Three times in our history, Australians have changed how the world harvests grain. The stripper, the Sunshine Harvester and the self-propelled header were all invented here in Australia. Read more...
Camso Agricultural Tracks Are Now Michelin Bibtrack
From September 2026, Camso agricultural tracks are sold under a new name: MICHELIN BIBTRACK. The track itself has not changed. Here is where TKV stands, and what the change means... Read more...
Rubber Pads: Knowing The Difference
Designed for surface protection and to reduce noise, TKV rubber track pads are a durable addition to excavators working in roading, civil construction, rail, demolition, or drainage applications. Read more...
Astrak Group Acquisition of TKV
Astrak Group, a global supplier of construction equipment parts, has announced the acquisition of TKV, one of Australia’s leading specialist suppliers of pads, tracks, and undercarriage solutions for construction and... Read more...
Episode 4 – How Do Tracks Solve Soil Compaction?
In this fourth episode of our TKV Q&A Series, see how tracked machinery transforms real-world performance. In this quick breakdown, we show the difference the right undercarriage makes on the... Read more...
Converting Your Tractor to Tracks?
If you’re dealing with boggy paddocks, heavy implements or soil compaction, converting from tyres to rubber tracks might be the best move you make this season. Read more...
EPISODE 3 – ARE CHEAP TRACKS REALLY CHEAP?
In this third episode of our TKV Q&A Series, we’ll dive into one of the biggest questions in the industry – are cheap tracks really saving you money? Hear directly... Read more...
EPISODE 2 – WHAT A WARRANTY REALLY IS
In this new episode of Q&A, we break down exactly what a warranty is and more importantly, what it isn’t. A warranty is designed to cover manufacturing faults, meaning issues... Read more...
The Impact of Soil Compaction: For The Aussie Farmer
Ever wonder about soil compaction and its detrimental effects on soil structure and crop growth? Read more...