Construction Bucket Attachment

Excavator buckets are not interchangeable between different models. There are several reasons for this:

Attachment connection. Excavator buckets attach to the arm with a specific connection. Different models may have different connections.

Bucket capacity. The bucket capacity depends on the machine itself and its counterweights. It’s not safe to use too large a bucket on a small machine. Verse versa, using a smaller bucket on a heavy machine reduces work efficiency.

Hydraulic system compatibility. Incompatible buckets can cause improper operation and damage excavators with varying hydraulic flow and pressure requirements.

For all bucket-related questions, please feel free to contact our representatives. We’re here to answer all your inquiries.

Excavator tracks can come off for multiple reasons. It is important to identify and address these issues immediately to prevent accidents.

Suppose the machine is under high-duty operation mode continuously. The tracks are most likely to be worn out or damaged. It probably leads to track detachment. It’s recommended to check the track conditions every day before starting the machine.

Always remember to check the following factors:

Broken pins or bushings. Missing pins or bushings can cause track misalignment and detachment.
Machine overloading. The machine’s overloading can cause stress to the tracks. Over time, the tracks will get loose or detach.

Dirt or soil build-up. It’s essential to clean the track regularly to reduce track wear and tear. It prevents potential track failure.

Proper installation is always first priority. You may follow the instruction book or contact technical support for the installation procedure.