Guide for Excavator Starting Issues

Guide for Excavator Starting Issues

All excavator operators may encounter various unexpected situations during construction, and one of the most concerning issues is difficulty starting the engine. This article summarizes basic methods to address these issues, hoping they will be adopted by everyone. First and foremost, the most likely cause is an electrical failure, manifested by no response when turning the ignition switch or the starter motor running at a low speed, giving the feeling of the excavator being powerless. If these...

Comprehensive Maintenance Guide for Wheeled Excavator Tires

Comprehensive Maintenance Guide for Wheeled Excavator Tires

Ensuring the optimal performance and longevity of wheeled excavators requires strict adherence to tire maintenance standards. This article provides a comprehensive guide covering tire inflation, abnormal wear prevention, correct tire selection and installation, regular tire rotation, temperature control, and proper tire storage. Tire Inflation and Inspection: Wheeled excavators must strictly adhere to tire inflation standards. After inflation, a thorough inspection for leaks in all parts is essential....

Winter Maintenance Operations for Small Excavators

Winter Maintenance Operations for Small Excavators

As the coldest days of winter approach, using and maintaining mini excavators in such harsh low-temperature conditions becomes a test for both the equipment and the proficiency of the user in maintenance. Here are several maintenance methods for mini excavators in the cold winter environment: After daily use, pay attention to the timing of draining the engine's cooling water. Before shutting down, idle the engine until the cooling water temperature drops below 60°C and is no longer...

Addressing White Smoke Issues in Wheeled Excavators

Addressing White Smoke Issues in Wheeled Excavators

In theory, a wheeled excavator's diesel engine should emit colorless, transparent exhaust gas when in good technical condition. Any deviation from this signals engine irregularities, with white smoke being a common anomaly. This article analyzes the causes of white smoke emission in wheeled excavators and provides solutions. Causes Analysis 1.Low Operating Temperature: Cause: In cold environments, insufficient temperatures hinder proper fuel combustion. Solution: Initiate cold-start procedures,...

Key Factors Affecting Fuel Consumption in Wheeled Excavators

Key Factors Affecting Fuel Consumption in Wheeled Excavators

In the current landscape inundated with wheeled excavator models, the focus on details, particularly fuel consumption, has intensified for both demanding customers and users. Fuel efficiency plays a crucial role in determining competitiveness and sustained profitability in the practical market. What are the key factors that decide the fuel consumption of wheeled excavators? Impact of Engine Displacement: The diesel engine's displacement used in wheeled excavators of around 8 tons is typically...

Delayed Steering in Wheel Excavator: Causes and Solutions

Delayed Steering in Wheel Excavator: Causes and Solutions

One common issue in wheel excavators is the problem of delayed steering. This can significantly affect the efficiency and maneuverability of the machine. To troubleshoot and resolve this issue, a systematic inspection of various components is necessary. Here are the potential causes and their corresponding solutions for delayed steering in wheel excavators. 1. Check Hydraulic Oil: The quantity and quality of hydraulic oil directly impact the steering system's functionality. Insufficient hydraulic...

Hydraulic Oil Replacement in Excavators

Hydraulic Oil Replacement in Excavators

An excavator's hydraulic oil tank typically contains half of the hydraulic oil required for the entire hydraulic system, with the remaining half distributed across the hydraulic pump, motor, multi-way valve, hydraulic cylinders, and various pipelines. When changing the hydraulic oil, merely replacing the oil in the tank without addressing the entire hydraulic system results in a mere mixture of old and new oil. Combining different hydraulic oil brands can further lead to oil degradation. Preparation...

Maintenance and Considerations for Excavator Buckets

Maintenance and Considerations for Excavator Buckets

The excavator bucket is a crucial component in the working apparatus of an excavator. Despite being a common attachment, it is often overlooked in comparison to major components such as the engine and hydraulic system. However, does this mean that excavator buckets do not require maintenance? Let's delve into the importance of excavator bucket maintenance. Indeed, the excavator bucket is the most common terminal working device among all excavator attachments. However, it comes in various types...

How to Choose Between Wheeled Excavators and Tracked Excavators

How to Choose Between Wheeled Excavators and Tracked Excavators

In recent years, wheeled excavators, once underrated, have gained tremendous popularity. The surge in demand may be attributed to improvements in the machinery itself, shifts in industry needs, or the gradual exposure of drawbacks in the competition—crawler excavators. This article will analyze how to choose between wheeled and crawler excavators. Characterized by mobility, convenience in relocation, and independence, wheeled excavators have become a preferred choice. Their...