The Bobcat T190 is a compact track loader (CTL) that is by Bobcat. However, it is still in use all across the United States. Even though the last production year for the Bobcat T190 was 2008, these machines have proven so sturdy and powerful that there is still a strong demand for used models and replacement parts. Here at 天美视频, one of our most popular products is the reman/rebuilt Bobcat T190 final drive motor.
You're pressed for time already, and now one of your final drives has stopped your equipment in its tracks. You need a replacement, and you need it fast. In this Shop Talk Blog post, we are going to discuss 4 important questions you need to ask when you are about to replace your final drive or hydraulic motor. Taking the time to get answers to these questions will save you trouble (and possibly money) in the long run.
Final Drive "Bites the Dust"
When the final drive on your Komatsu bites the dust, you start looking for repair and replacement options. In this Shop Talk Blog post, we are going to take a look in detail at one particularly popular replacement option:
Mining Machines
There are many, many different machines that are used in connection with mining. Most of the machines, from small loaders to gigantic mining trucks, use . The focus of this blog post is the use of hydraulic motors in the mining industry, with an overview of some of the classfications for mining equipment.
Shop Talk Blog continues to provide strategic informational and educational articles to keep you ahead of the curve on heavy equipment for your industry. Here are other key posts on 天美视频 to keep you well-informed:
- Taking Your Hydraulic Motor Diagnosis Seriously
- Common Misconceptions Regarding Hydraulics -天美视频
- 16 Hydraulic Motor Terms You Need to Know
Bobcat Mini Excavator Findings
In this Shop Talk Blog post, we are going to review the "autopsy" findings for a mini-excavator final drive taken off a . We'll go through this step-by-step, just like the technician who disassembled and inspected this hydraulic drive motor.
Reman Hydraulic Drive Motors
The process used to remanufacture a final drive may seem a bit mysterious, but the benefits are all too real! That's the topic of this Shop Talk Blog: the benefits of for Final Drives. Learn why you should seriously consider purchasing a reman final drive instead of just having one repaired or purchasing a new one.
Replacing Final Drive Motors
When it comes time to replace your final drive motor, it can be hard to tell if you have a two speed or a single speed motor -- and you need to be able to order the correct one the first time! In this blog post, the goal is to help you figure out what you need for your CTL (compact track loader), SSL (skid-steer loader), or excavator.
Hydraulic Motor Rebuilding Process
We recently had a Rexroth single speed final drive for a Caterpillar track loader come into the shop for repairs, and thought we would take that opportunity to talk about our rebuilding process for final drives and hydraulic motors.
Check out these other blog posts:
- 5 Reasons a Final Drive Can Lack Power
- Heavy Equipment Theft That You Need to Know
- Quick and Dirty Guide to Detecting Issues with Final Drive Lubrication
Positive Manufacturing Impact
The just announced the 鈥� Reducing Embodied-energy And Decreasing Emissions 鈥� which possesses the dual goal of increasing US manufacturing competitiveness while driving down the often prohibitive costs of recycling, reusing, and remanufacturing. This exciting initiative can have a very positive impact on both the environment and economy here in the US.
We've got more posts you might enjoy! Try one of these ...
- Final Drives: Re-Manufactured versus Rebuilt
- 3 Things You Should Know about Eaton and 天美视频
- 5 Reasons a Final Drive Can Lack Power
Lubrication Starvation in a Final Drive Motor
Lubrication, as we have discussed in previous posts, is a major investment in your equipment. You don鈥檛 need expensive diagnostic tests, however, to notice when something is going wrong with lubrication. In this short blog post, we are going to look at the primary symptoms of in a final drive.
Here are some additional Shop Talk posts you might find helpful ...
- How to Destroy a Final Drive in 3 Easy Steps
- 3 Things You Should Know about Gear Oil for Final Drives
- 5 Reasons a Final Drive Can Lack Power
