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New York

28-15 14th Street
Long Island City, NY 11102

Tel: 718-721-6661

New York is one of the hardest places in the country to keep a machine running. A compact excavator working a water main replacement in Queens sees a completely different kind of wear than a dozer pushing glacial till in the Southern Tier — and both of them are fighting freeze-thaw cycles, road salt and rock that most of the country never deals with. Our Long Island City branch stocks the undercarriage, tracks, pads and ground engaging tools that hold up under those conditions, and we've been doing it from New York since 1956.

We're an independent aftermarket parts distributor, not a dealership. That means we're not limited to one equipment brand and we're not tied to one price book. We're one of the longest-tenured authorized Berco dealers in North America, and we produce our own ITP private-label line — components built to the standard we're willing to put our own name on. Everything on our shelf is there because it holds up in the field.


What We Stock at Our New York Branch

Undercarriage Components

Full undercarriage for excavators, dozers, crawler loaders, drills, pipelayers and compact track loaders — from a single roller replacement to a complete both-sides rebuild:

  • Track chains — sealed and lubricated (SALT) and greased chains, with or without shoes
  • Track shoes and pads — single, double and triple grouser, in standard and heavy-duty gauge
  • Track rollers and carrier rollers — bottom and top rollers, single and double flange
  • Front idlers and idler groups — including recoil spring and track adjuster assemblies
  • Sprockets and sprocket segments — bolt-on segments for machines where a full sprocket change isn't practical
  • Seal groups, pins, bushings, bolts and nuts
  • Track guides, rock guards and full-length guiding for high-impact and side-slope work

Rubber Tracks

Rubber tracks for mini and midi excavators, compact track loaders, multi-terrain loaders, dumpers and carriers. We stock the sizes that actually move in this region — the 300mm through 450mm ranges that dominate urban utility work — along with wider CTL tracks for grading and site prep.

  • Non-marking compounds for work on finished concrete, asphalt, parking structures, hospital and school campuses, and anywhere the property owner cares what the surface looks like afterward
  • Tread patterns matched to the application — C-pattern and zig-zag for traction in mud and slope work, block and staggered-block for CTLs doing hard-surface and turf-sensitive work
  • Continuous steel cord and embedded steel link construction for machines running high hours on abrasive material

Rubber and Poly Pads

Steel tracks tear up pavement, and in most of the five boroughs that isn't an option. We carry:

  • Bolt-on rubber pads for excavators and dozers working paved sites
  • Clip-on and chain-on pads for machines that need to switch between street work and dirt without a full shoe change
  • Poly pads for road milling machines and pavers

Ground Engaging Tools (GET)

Wear parts that see the material directly:

  • Bucket teeth, adapters, pins and retainers
  • Cutting edges, end bits and side cutters
  • Sidebar protectors and wear bars
  • Ripper shanks and protectors
  • Grader blades and snowplow cutting edges

Northeast ground is rocky and abrasive. Glacial till through most of the state, sand and silica on Long Island, and demolition debris in the city all chew through GET faster than the national average. We'll help you match tooth style — general purpose versus penetration versus rock — to what you're actually digging instead of just reordering what came on the machine.

In-House Track Press Work

We run a track press at our New York branch, which means we're not only selling you components — we can do the work that turns them into a finished track. That includes:

  • Shortening and lengthening chains — adding or removing links to correct pitch, adjust for wear, or adapt a chain to a different machine
  • Pad and shoe swaps — pulling worn shoes off a serviceable chain and bolting on new ones
  • Building complete track groups — chain, shoes and hardware assembled and ready to install when it arrives

Portable Pin Press

Undercarriage work doesn't have to mean loading a machine on a lowboy and shipping it to a shop. We supply portable track pin presses so your own shop or service crew can handle master pin removal and installation, pin and bushing turns, and chain work right in the yard or on the job site.

To be clear: we don't perform the work — we sell you the tool that makes doing it yourself practical. For a fleet that's already turning its own wrenches, it pays for itself fast in avoided transport and downtime.


Built for New York and Northeast Conditions

New York City and the Metro Area

Urban construction here runs on compact equipment — mini excavators, skid steers and compact track loaders that fit inside a lane closure. High machine hours, constant travel over concrete and asphalt, and tight turning in confined sites all accelerate rubber track and pad wear far beyond what the same machine would see on an open site. Add DEP water main work, Con Ed and National Grid utility cuts, DOT roadwork, and interior and selective demolition, and you have a market that consumes non-marking tracks and bolt-on pads at a rate almost nowhere else does.

Long Island

Sandy, silica-heavy soil is quietly one of the most abrasive materials an undercarriage can run in. Nassau and Suffolk contractors doing site development, septic and drainage, pool excavation and residential foundation work typically see faster bushing and sprocket wear than their upstate counterparts. Frequent road travel between short-duration jobs compounds it.

Hudson Valley and the Capital Region

Quarry and aggregate operations, highway work, and a steady volume of commercial and warehouse site development. This is heavier-machine country — dozers, larger excavators and loaders working rock — which means impact damage, cracked rollers, bent guards and the kind of wear that calls for heavy-duty gauge components rather than standard.

Central, Western and Northern New York

Dairy and row-crop agriculture across the Finger Lakes, Genesee Valley and Mohawk Valley runs an enormous population of skid steers and compact track loaders in barns, feedlots and fields. Manure, silage acid and constant wet-dry cycling are hard on rubber tracks, and most operators are running them well past the point where a fresh set would pay for itself in traction alone.

Forestry and logging in the Adirondacks, Tug Hill and Catskills means harvesters, forwarders and mulchers on steep, rocky, root-bound ground — the highest-impact undercarriage application in the state, and one where full-length track guiding and rock guards genuinely pay for themselves.

Winter, Salt and Freeze-Thaw

The Northeast punishes undercarriage in ways that don't show up in a manufacturer's wear chart:

  • Road salt and brine accelerate corrosion in chain joints and seal groups, and shorten the life of pin and bushing seals
  • Freeze-thaw cycling packs material into the undercarriage, then freezes it solid — putting extreme load on idlers, recoil springs and track adjusters
  • Frozen ground and ice turn ordinary digging into an impact application
  • Snow removal season puts municipal and private fleets on pavement continuously for months, which is brutal on pads and cutting edges

The upside is that winter is also when a lot of Northeast fleets have equipment sitting. Planned undercarriage rebuilds during slow months cost dramatically less than emergency ones in July. We'd rather help you measure and plan a rebuild in January than expedite a chain to you in the middle of a paving contract.


Equipment Brands We Support

We supply aftermarket undercarriage, tracks, pads and GET for machines from Caterpillar, John Deere, Komatsu, Volvo, Hitachi, Case, New Holland, Kubota, Takeuchi, Bobcat, Yanmar, JCB, Develon/Doosan, Link-Belt, ASV, Terex, Sany, Kobelco and more.

Industrial Tractor Parts is an independent aftermarket supplier. All OEM names and part numbers are used for reference and fitment identification only, and do not imply affiliation or endorsement.


Who We Sell To

  • Excavation, site work and utility contractors
  • Demolition and interior demolition contractors
  • Highway, bridge and heavy civil contractors
  • Municipal fleets, DPWs, highway departments and public works
  • Equipment dealers and rental houses
  • Repair shops and independent service providers
  • Farms, dairies and agricultural operations
  • Logging, forestry and land clearing outfits
  • Quarries, aggregate and material handling operations
  • Landscape contractors and snow removal operators

Dealers, shops and rental fleets can apply for a dealer account for account pricing and access to our dealer portal.


Why Dealerships Buy from ITP

Family-owned since 1956, now in our fourth generation. Seven decades of doing one thing. When your counter has a customer waiting and a part number that doesn't cross, the person you reach here has almost certainly seen it before.

One of the longest-tenured authorized Berco dealers in North America. A relationship that goes back decades, and a name your customers already trust.

Our own ITP private-label line. We spec and cast our own undercarriage components to demanding standards, verify them, and stand behind them. It's a line you can put on your shelf and sell with confidence, and it's our name and reputation on it — which is exactly why we won't put it on anything that doesn't earn it.

Nine U.S. branches and deep inventory. New York, Pennsylvania, Maine, Illinois, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Texas, Florida and Louisiana. Distributed stock means fewer backorders and fewer conversations where you have to tell a customer you don't know when it's coming.

Fitment support that saves your counter time. Send us the machine make, model and serial, or photos of what's worn. Undercarriage is a measurement problem before it's a parts problem, and we'd rather spend the fifteen minutes with you than have you eat a return.

Set up a dealer account for account pricing and access to our dealer portal, with pricing, availability and ordering in one place.


Areas We Serve from Long Island City

Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island · Nassau and Suffolk County · Westchester, Rockland and Putnam · Orange, Dutchess and Ulster County · Albany, Schenectady, Troy and the Capital Region · Utica, Rome and the Mohawk Valley · Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo · Binghamton and the Southern Tier · the Finger Lakes · Watertown and the North Country · the Adirondacks and Catskills

We also ship regularly into New Jersey and Connecticut, and our Pennsylvania and Maine branches cover the wider Northeast.


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