Here are some good ways to reduce the wear of excavator tracks

The first point: If one repeatedly walks on an inclined ground for a long time and suddenly turns, the side of the rail link will come into contact with the side of the drive wheel and the guide wheel, thereby increasing the degree of wear. Therefore, walking on sloping areas and sudden turns should be avoided as much as possible. Straight driving and sharp turns can effectively prevent wear and tear.

Second point: If it is continued to be used when some of the idler wheels and support wheels are unable to operate, it may cause the rollers to wear off and also lead to wear of the track chain links. If a roller that cannot operate is found, it must be repaired immediately! In this way, other malfunctions can be avoided.

The third point: The installation bolts of the idler wheels, idler wheels, track plates, drive wheels, and walking piping, etc., are prone to loosening due to vibration after the machine has been in operation for a long time. For instance, if the machine continues to operate when the bolts of the track plate are loose, it may even cause a gap between the track plate and the bolts, which in turn may lead to cracks in the track plate. Moreover, the formation of gaps may also increase the bolt holes between the tracks and the rail links, leading to the serious consequence of being unable to tighten and having to replace the tracks and rail links. Therefore, bolts and nuts should be inspected and tightened regularly to reduce unnecessary maintenance costs.