How-to/Technical

Cold weather affects battery life, fuel flow, and metal brittleness.

High ambient temperatures can wreak havoc on an excavator’s cooling and hydraulic systems.

The final drive provides the torque necessary for your excavator to move and climb. Because it operates under extreme pressure, its internal gears and bearings are prone to fatigue.Using sub-standard final drive parts can lead to catastrophic failure in the field. High-quality travel motors and gears must be made from forged steel with specialized heat

The hydraulic pump is the heart of your excavator. Recognizing early warning signs can save thousands in repair costs:

The undercarriage is one of the most expensive parts of an excavator to replace, accounting for nearly 50% of maintenance costs. To maximize your investment, follow these five essential tips: