The idler group plays a quiet but vital role in your excavator’s performance. It keeps the track in line, holds tightness, takes in stress from moves, and helps the other parts last longer. If you ignore it, it can cause big problems soon. Quick wear on the track. Not smooth running. Lost work time that …
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When it comes to the undercarriage parts of your excavator or bulldozer, maintenance isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity! Think of your undercarriage like the foundation of a house. If it’s not solid, everything on top is in danger of collapsing. Now, the big question is: How often should you inspect these vital parts? …
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Changing an excavator sprocket might not directly affect the engine, but trust me, it can definitely have an impact on your overall performance. Think of the sprockets as the gears in a well-oiled machine—if one part starts to slip, it can create a ripple effect throughout the system, even if the engine is chugging …
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When an excavator’s track keeps coming off, it can really slow things down. Here’s a plain-English look at why this might happen: Tension Trouble: The track has to be tight enough but not too tight. If it’s too tight, it could break. If it’s too loose, it could slip off. Think of it like a …
Factors leading to the regular disengagement of the excavator’s track? Read More »
Rubber tracks on excavators are an essential component for providing the mobility and traction needed in various terrains. However, there are situations where these tracks might disengage or ‘come off the rails,’ so to speak. This disengagement can halt operations and cause significant downtime. Here are the factors that could lead to such an occurrence: …
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