Browse track-mounted trommel screens for sale from Screen USA, Anaconda, EDGE, and more. A tracked trommel screen moves under its own power across job sites, so you can screen material right where it sits without hauling it to a central location. GrinderCrusherScreen has been helping operators find the right screening equipment since 1973 browse our inventory below or call 770-433-2670 for pricing and availability.

Why Choose a Track-Mounted Trommel Screen?

A track-mounted trommel screen gives you full screening capacity with job site mobility. The undercarriage lets you drive the machine across uneven ground, soft soil, and slopes to position it exactly where you need it. That cuts loader work and eliminates the cost of moving material to a stationary screener.

Track-mounted trommels are the preferred choice for:

• Construction and demolition sites — screen soil and debris on site instead of trucking it off for processing
• Land clearing projects — reposition across large properties as the work progresses
• Remote or rough-terrain sites — soft ground, grades, and unpaved surfaces where wheeled units can't operate
• Municipal projects — move between parks, right-of-way work, and yard waste processing locations without a separate equipment haul

If your operation runs from a fixed yard and you don't need the machine to move itself, a stationary trommel will cost less. If you need fast highway transport between distant sites, a wheel-mounted trommel tows behind a truck.

Track-Mounted vs. Wheel-Mounted Trommel Screens

The choice depends on your terrain and how often you relocate.

• Track-mounted trommel screens crawl across unprepared ground and handle slopes, mud, and soft soil. They excel on active construction sites and land clearing jobs where conditions change daily. The trade-off is that you need a lowboy trailer to transport them between distant locations.
• Wheel-mounted trommel screens tow directly behind a truck for fast road transport. They need firm, level ground to operate and are best suited for contractors who move between prepared sites.

For operators who work on one site at a time but need to reposition the screener frequently within that site, the tracked configuration saves hours of loader time per week.

What to Check on a Tracked Trommel Before You Buy

The undercarriage is the most expensive component unique to a tracked trommel screen. Inspect the tracks, sprockets, rollers, and idlers for uneven wear and proper tension. Beyond the undercarriage, check the drum for dents or warping, inspect the screen panels for wear and hole integrity, and verify the drive system operates smoothly.

We help coordinate inspections so buyers can evaluate a machine before committing. Call 770-433-2670 and our team can walk you through what to look for.

Parts for Track-Mounted Trommel Screens

We carry replacement trommel screen drums, bearings, drive components, and screen panels for Screen USA, Anaconda, EDGE, and other manufacturers. Call 770-433-2670 or browse our parts catalog.

Find the Right Track-Mounted Trommel Screen

Browse our current tracked trommel inventory below, or call 770-433-2670 to talk with our team. We can help match you to the right machine, arrange financing, and coordinate delivery anywhere in North America.