Tracked Machine Broken Down for Container Loading
Track undercarriage, main frame, and internal conveyor section separated, protected, and staged in sequence for a full container export load.
Tracked material-handling machine
Standard Container
Dismantling & Crating
Houston, TX
Project Overview
This project involved disassembling a large tracked machine to its major sections for container export. Work included separating the track undercarriage from the main frame, removing and protecting the internal conveyor/elevator assembly, building custom crates for the smaller components, and staging every section in the sequence it would need to load — so the container could be packed without rework once the carrier arrived.
Project Snapshot
- Removed components
- Track undercarriage, main frame/box assembly, conveyor/elevator section
- Handling objective
- Reduce the machine to sections that fit a standard container
- Next stage
- Final securement and documentation before container seal
- Output
- Transport-ready component set, fully crated and loaded
What Was Done
- Reviewed the machine's construction and identified where it could be safely broken down into major sections for container loading.
- Separated the track undercarriage from the main frame using the appropriate lifting and rigging setup.
- Removed the internal conveyor/elevator assembly and staged it as its own protected section.
- Built custom wood crates for the smaller components and labeled each one for handling and re-assembly.
- Sequenced and loaded every section into the container, from the undercarriage forward to the smaller crated parts.
Project Workflow
Initial review
Machine construction, dimensions, and container handling requirements reviewed.
Controlled breakdown
Track undercarriage, main frame, and conveyor/elevator sections separated per the handling plan.
Protection & crating
Components protected, smaller parts crated, everything labeled and staged.
Container loading
Sections sequenced and loaded into the container for export.
Real Equipment Preparation Work
See what actually happens – from cleaning to loading.



