Operation steps for replacement of # excavator bucket teeth
Step 1: Prepare tools and new bucket teeth
Prepare the new bucket tooth, matching bucket tooth pin, hammer, wrench and grease gun.Check whether the model of the new bucket tooth matches the excavator, and confirm that the bucket tooth pin, cotter pin and other accessories are complete, so as to avoid midway shutdown.
Step 2: Remove the old bucket teeth
Start the excavator, put the bucket on a stable ground and turn off the engine to ensure safety.Use a wrench to remove the cotter pin of the old bucket tooth, and then use a hammer to gently knock the bucket tooth pin to remove it from the pin hole, and then remove the worn old bucket tooth.If the bucket tooth pin is rusty and difficult to remove, it can be soaked in a small amount of lubricating oil for a few minutes.
Step 3: Clean the installation position
Use a brush or rag to clean the dirt, rust and debris at the bucket connection to ensure that the pin hole is unobstructed.Check whether the connection part is deformed. If it is slightly worn, it can be simply polished to ensure that the new bucket teeth can be installed smoothly.
Step 4: Install new bucket teeth
Align the new bucket tooth to the installation position of the bucket, insert the bucket tooth pin, and hit it with a hammer until it is completely in place.Apply a proper amount of butter on both ends of the pin to reduce the wear during use. Finally, install the cotter pin and bend it to prevent the bucket tooth pin from falling off.
Step 5: Check the installation effect
After installation, shake the bucket teeth by hand to confirm that there is no looseness.Start the excavator, carry out several simple excavation actions, observe whether the bucket teeth are stable, ensure that there is no abnormal sound or shaking, and then can be put into operation normally.
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We have tried several brands of bucket teeth, but these are by far the most durable.Our diggers dig through concrete and hard clay every day, and these teeth last 50% longer than our previous teeth.The sharp design also makes digging easier-our crews finish an hour early on most days.
Mining limestone is difficult for equipment, but these bucket teeth are impressive. We used to change our teeth every two weeks, but now we change them every three to four weeks. No cracks, no chips, just consistent performance. They also fit our Volvo excavators perfectly.
Our mini excavators can handle everything from field leveling to irrigation ditch digging.These teeth are sharp enough for soft soil, but tough enough for hidden rocks.We've had them for three months and they still look almost new.Much better than the local option we used before.
Road repairs mean digging through asphalt, gravel and debris-hard work for any bucket tooth. They stay sharp longer and the fit on our Komatsu machine is precise with no wobble. Since the replacement, we have reduced the replacement time by 60%.Very reliable.
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