It may be hard to believe, but the number one cause of failure behind drive motors is a lack of maintenance.
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How much do you know about the first Gradall machine?
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Let's talk about why purchasing a used final drive motor isn't worth the risk.
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We've seen far too many final drives damaged or outright ruined because of poor maintenance. We'd like to take this opportunity to provide you with some really good reasons why checking and changing your gear oil needs to be a part of your regular maintenance.
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In order to interpret hydraulic circuit diagrams, it's important to know what the basic symbols are and what they mean. This post is meant for beginners, but can also serve as a good review and reference for those more experienced with reading hydraulic schematics.
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While many may be familiar with brand names Timbco and TimberPro, they might be surprised at some of these facts about these companies and their founder.
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Not all final drive motor failures are equal! Some are just horrifying ...
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Kioti is best known for their compact tractor, but in the next few years they will be manufacturing their own skid steers and compact track loaders: the TL750 and SL750.
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The planetary gear system is key to helping your final drive motor generate the torque needed to move your equipment and transport heavy loads. When it goes out, everything literally comes to a grinding halt. Learn the signs of impending planetary gear failure!
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Your skid steer loader can't seem to make it up inclines like it used to, or the bucket controls on your mini excavator have suddenly become sluggish. How do you go about finding out what's wrong?
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