Heavy Dozer Idler And Sprocket D7g Sprocket Wheel Segment For Mini Excavator Bulldozer Drive Parts E200b Pc220 Pc200-6 D

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heavy dozer idler and sprocket d7g sprocket wheel segment for mini excavator bulldozer drive parts e200b pc220 pc200-6 d

HOW CAN YOU RECOGNISE THE WEAR PATTERNS OF SPROCKETS AND SEGMENTS?

Sprockets and segments should always run in line with the chain’s pitch. If the sprocket or segment is worn, the points of the gear ring will become sharp. This is because there is play between the pins and the bushings. Another common wear pattern for sprockets and segments is the lateral wear. This is caused by (among others) worn chain guides, a twisted undercarriage, or poor guiding of the front wheel. It can also be caused by the filtration of hard materials between the bushings and the cogwheel, or by incorrect alignment. To limit wear from the infiltration of soil (packing), we make sand notches in our sprockets.

Sometimes the machine’s sprockets or segments are sharp, but the track links appear to be in reasonable condition. We are frequently asked whether the sprockets still need to be changed. The only reason why a sprocket becomes sharp is through the chain’s increased pitch. An increase in pitch creates more play between the pin and the bushing. As a result, the chain’s bushing no longer runs in line with the hollow part of the sprocket. This causes wear on the sprockets and the points become sharp. So never only replace a sprocket. If a track drive sprocket from an excavator with dry chains needs to be replaced, then the track links should always be replaced as well, and vice versa.