There may be the following reasons for the drive failure of the loader:
1. Mechanical failure: The transmission system, hydraulic system or electrical system of the loader fails, resulting in insufficient driving force.
2. Hydraulic oil problem: There may be leakage, air bubbles or pollution in the oil of the hydraulic system, resulting in insufficient hydraulic pressure or poor flow, thereby reducing the driving force.
3. Parts wear: The loader has been used for a long time, and key parts such as the engine, transmission, and drive shaft may be severely worn, resulting in a decrease in driving force.
Workarounds include:
1. Check the transmission system: Check the various components of the transmission system, such as clutches, transmissions, drive shafts, etc., to ensure that they are working properly, and repair or replace faulty parts.
2. Check the hydraulic system: check whether the oil in the hydraulic system is sufficient, and eliminate leakage and air bubbles. Clean or replace the contaminated hydraulic oil to ensure the normal operation of the hydraulic system.
3. Carry out maintenance: Regularly check the wear of key components, and replace severely worn components in time to ensure the normal operation of the machine.
4. Nearby repair: If the above methods cannot solve the problem, it is best to ask professional technicians or maintenance personnel to conduct a comprehensive inspection and maintenance of the loader.
Important note: The above methods are for general reference only, please solve the drive failure problem according to the specific situation and the manufacturer’s suggestion.
Post time: Aug-05-2023