The IMER – TRACKER 4150 is a heavy‑duty tracked dumper designed to move large volumes of material quickly, safely, and efficiently on the toughest jobsites. As the most powerful tracked dumper in the IMER fleet, the Tracker 4150 combines a 24.8 HP Kubota diesel engine, 41‑cubic‑foot swivel bucket, and wide rubber tracks to deliver exceptional performance in earthmoving, concrete, demolition, and general construction applications.

IMER Tracker 4150 overview

The IMER Tracker 4150 (model 5230001) is a ride‑on, all‑terrain tracked dumper built for contractors who need to move and place heavy materials where traditional wheelbarrows, buggies, or wheeled dumpers cannot go. With a 41 cubic foot steel bucket and a 180° swivel dump system, it is ideal for transporting soil, gravel, concrete, debris, and stone in tight or muddy areas while minimizing manual labor.

IMER describes the Tracker 4150 as “the most powerful machine in the IMER fleet,” emphasizing its combination of high payload, strong engine, and robust construction. This makes it a go‑to solution for professional contractors, rental houses, and concrete crews looking for maximum productivity from a compact tracked dumper.

Engine, power, and drive system

At the heart of the TRACKER 4150 is a Kubota V1505 four‑cylinder diesel engine rated at 24.8 HP, delivering reliable power with excellent fuel efficiency. This industrial‑grade engine is matched to a hydraulic transmission, giving the dumper smooth, hydrostatic drive and precise control in forward and reverse.

Key powertrain highlights include:

• 24.8 HP Kubota diesel for long life and low fuel consumption.

• Hydraulic transmission for infinitely variable speed control with no gear shifting.

• Electric start for fast, reliable engine startups in all seasons.

This combination allows the Tracker 4150 to maintain strong traction and control even when fully loaded and operating on slopes or uneven terrain.

Bucket capacity and 180° swivel dump

One of the standout features of the IMER Tracker 4150 is its large 41 cubic foot steel bucket paired with a 180° swivel dump system.

Important bucket and dumping features:

• 41 cubic foot (approx. 1.17 m³) bucket capacity for high‑volume hauling.

• 180° trilateral hydraulic swivel dump, allowing discharge to either side or straight forward.

• Robust steel construction, engineered to handle concrete, rock, soil, and demolition debris.

The swivel dump function lets operators unload into forms, trenches, or stockpiles without repositioning the entire machine, significantly improving cycle times and placement accuracy on confined jobsites.

Tracks, dimensions, and stability

The TRACKER 4150 runs on 10‑½ inch wide rubber tracks designed to spread its weight and maximize traction on soft, muddy, or uneven ground. These tracks help protect finished surfaces while giving the dumper the climbing ability needed for sloped or rough terrain.

Representative technical data from IMER’s product sheet and dealer listings for this platform show:

• Track width: 10‑½ inches (approximately 267 mm) rubber tracks.

• Ground clearance: around 9‑¾ inches, helping clear obstacles and debris.

• Operating load/payload capacity: approximately 5,070 lbs (about 2,300 kg).

• Operating weight: about 5,038 lbs (approx. 2,285 kg).

• Travel speed: up to around 5 mph, depending on conditions.

These specs underline why the Tracker 4150 is marketed as an all‑terrain, high‑capacity tracked dumper rather than a simple buggy.

Key specifications table

Operator station and controls

The IMER – TRACKER 4150 is a ride‑on tracked dumper with an ergonomic operator platform designed for comfort and control on long shifts. IMER and dealer descriptions note features such as:

• A seated operator position with clear visibility to the bucket and surroundings.

• Intuitive control levers linked directly to the hydraulic valve for progressive, precise movement.

• Simple, clearly labeled controls that minimize the learning curve for new operators.

These design choices help reduce operator fatigue and improve safety, making the Tracker 4150 practical for continuous material shuttle operations on busy jobsites.

Applications and ideal jobsites

The IMER Tracker 4150 is built to handle demanding material‑handling tasks in environments where access and ground conditions are challenging.

Typical applications include:

• Concrete placement: Moving wet concrete to forms or slab pours where truck or buggy access is limited.

• Earthmoving and excavation support: Hauling spoil, backfill, and aggregates from tight dig areas to stockpiles or trucks.

• Demolition and renovation: Transporting debris out of confined spaces or over rough, uneven ground.

• Landscaping and hardscaping: Moving soil, stone, and materials through narrow gates, yards, or soft ground.

Its combination of narrow width relative to capacity, swiveling dump, and tracked undercarriage means the Tracker 4150 works efficiently where larger dump trucks and loaders cannot safely operate.

Advantages of the IMER Tracker 4150

High productivity in a compact footprint

With more than 5,000 lbs of operating load and a 41 cu ft bucket, the Tracker 4150 moves far more material per trip than small tracked buggies or wheelbarrows, yet it remains compact enough for jobsites with limited access. This high capacity per pass translates into fewer trips, faster cycle times, and lower labor costs per cubic yard moved.

All‑terrain capability and stability

The 10‑½" wide rubber tracks and low center of gravity give the dumper excellent stability on slopes and uneven ground, reducing the risk of getting stuck or tipping compared with wheeled machines. This capability is critical when working on new construction sites, hillside projects, or muddy conditions common in real‑world earthmoving and concrete work.

Precise material placement

The 180° swivel bucket allows operators to place material exactly where it is needed—along trenches, into forms, beside foundations, or into side stockpiles—without constantly repositioning the machine. This precise placement reduces cleanup, minimizes ground disturbance, and speeds up overall workflow.

Durability and build quality

IMER emphasizes that its earth‑moving equipment is “built to withstand the toughest jobs,” and the Tracker 4150 follows that design philosophy with a robust frame, welded steel bucket, and industrial‑grade components throughout. Combined with the proven Kubota diesel engine, this results in a machine that is well‑suited for rental fleets and high‑duty cycles.

Maintenance and service support

IMER and its dealers promote strong after‑sales support, including parts availability and technical assistance. The Tracker 4150 is designed with accessible service points, making routine maintenance—like checking fluids, filters, and track condition—straightforward for fleet mechanics and contractors.

With proper maintenance, the Kubota diesel engine and hydraulic system are built to deliver many years of reliable service, further improving the machine’s total cost of ownership.

Why choose the IMER – TRACKER 4150?

Contractors searching specifically for “IMER – TRACKER 4150” are typically looking for a tracked dumper that combines serious hauling capacity, true all‑terrain performance, and precise dumping capabilities in one compact package. The Tracker 4150 delivers on all of these points through:

• The most powerful engine in IMER’s tracked dumper range (24.8 HP Kubota diesel).

• A 41 cu ft, 180° swivel steel bucket for fast, accurate material placement.

• Wide rubber tracks and hydrostatic drive for stability, traction, and control on difficult ground.

• Proven durability and support from IMER’s tracked equipment line.

For professional earthmoving, concrete, and construction operations that demand maximum productivity in confined or rough terrain, the IMER Tracker 4150 stands out as a powerful, reliable tracked dumper solution.