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Taking Care of Your Steel Tracks for Excavators



If you want your steel tracks for excavators to last long, then you would need to take proper care of it. Here are some of the basic things you can do:

  • Prevent untimely wear and damage of your tracks by not working them for a long time in harsh environments such as gravel, terrain, metal debris and concrete demolition. One should be careful while using the excavators. Rubber track pad can be viably used for increasing both, their life and performance.
  • If contaminants such as salt or oil touch the excavators or rubber truck pad, you should clean that up without wasting a single second.
  • It is advisable to keep drive components clean. This will help prevent damage from foreign substances such as mud.
  • It is better to minimize exposure to the sun as it facilitates in reducing the aging process. The operating temperature should range from -25 to +55 degree centigrade. If possible, you should reduce the speed of the excavator when temperatures tend to be higher.
  • You should monitor the track tension and modify it as and when required.

What Can You Do To Avoid Unnecessary Wear Of Tracks?

·         Drive up or down a slope instead of traversing
·         Travel with both tracks on a level surface
·         Alternate turning from one side to another
·         Avoid hitting concrete walls or curves with sides of the track or pads
·         Travel with both tracks on a level surface

It is evident that one set of steel tracks for excavators will not last for a lifetime. You should keep checking them and replace them at regular interval of time or/and whenever required.

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