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An asphalt paver fitted with steel tracks.
A machine equipped with metal tracks, such as a steel-track asphalt paver. The linked sections form the track on which it travels. Not all construction vehicles or tractors have metal tracks: models with pneumatic tyres or rubber tracks also exist.
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An asphalt paver fitted with steel tracks.
A tractor equipped only with pneumatic tyres, with no tracks.
A conventional two-wheeled motorcycle with pneumatic tyres.
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