Maintaining excavator track rollers might not be the most thrilling topic—after all, it’s not exactly the plot of an action movie—but trust me, keeping those rollers in top shape is crucial for the smooth operation of your machinery. Think of your excavator as a finely-tuned orchestra; if one instrument is out of tune, the whole … Read more
The life expectancy of excavator sprockets is not a fixed value as it varies depending on several factors including the operating environment, maintenance routines, and operator habits. On average, a well-maintained excavator sprocket can be expected to last between 2000 to 2500 operational hours. However, it bears mentioning that this is an approximate figure, and … Read more
When one side of your excavator is slower than the other, it’s like having one foot stuck in the mud while you’re trying to walk; it throws off the whole rhythm. This tracking issue can be due to several factors, and understanding them can help you get your “metal beast” back on pace. Let’s start … Read more
