Bell Tracked Carriers
Proven engineering, quality manufacturing
When terrain gets soft, remote, or unpredictable, the Bell Tracked Carriers step in. Designed for forestry, oil & gas, cold-climate, and off-road applications, Bell Tracked Carriers deliver the mobility of a tracked chassis paired with the hauling capacity and reliability you expect from Bell.
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TC7A
| Gross Horsepower | 225 hp |
| Bin Carrying Capacity | 15,432 lbs |
| Body Capaicty | 4.6 cu/yd |
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TC11A
| Gross Horsepower | 249 hp |
| Bin Carrying Capacity | 24,251 lbs |
| Body Capacity | 6.9 cu/yd |
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Why Choose Bell Tracked Carriers?
Purpose-Built for Soft & Challenging Terrain — The tracked design gives excellent ground contact and flotation in bog, snow, muskeg, and remote sites.
Two Size Classes for Flexibility — Available in 7-ton and 11-ton payload classes, so you can match the carrier size to your site conditions and hauling needs.
Operator Comfort & Efficiency — Features like ROPS/FOPS cab, simplified service access (fuel, filters, DEF reachable from ground) make service and operation easier.
Built with Bell’s Proven ADT Technology — Leveraging the same design ethos as Bell ADTs: durability, strong support network, and rugged components.
Service & Parts Support — Bell Trucks America provides brochures, spec sheets, and a dealer network to support tracked carrier deployment.
Key Specifications Summary
| Payload Class | Model | Typical Payload | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| ~7 ton | TC7A | ~7 tons | Smaller site, lighter loads, restricted access |
| ~11 ton | TC11A | ~11 tons | Larger payloads, moderate terrain, more capacity |
(Exact specs available via Bell Tracked Carrier brochures & spec sheets.)
They excel at soft terrain (snow, muskeg, mud, wetlands), remote access areas, forestry or oil & gas pads where wheeled vehicles struggle.
Bell offers primarily two size classes for the tracked carriers: a 7-ton class and an 11-ton class.
Service points like filters, fuel, DEF tanks are accessible from ground level; operator cab comfort and track design improve uptime and reduce fatigue.
While both are designed to haul off-road, tracked carriers trade some speed and tire cost for better flotation and traction in extreme terrain. They’re optimized for conditions where conventional ADTs might struggle.
Yes — Bell Trucks America publishes brochures & spec sheets for tracked carriers and supports a dealer network to ensure parts availability and service.