There are many trenchless technologies that allow your utility to dig differently these days when taking care of underground infrastructure projects. But sometimes a more traditional excavation approach is still needed. Tracked excavators may be a familiar sight out in the field, but that doesn’t mean maintenance is any less important. Here are some tips to help keep your excavator running and productive.1. Bucket teeth, pins and bushings among the high-wear items to watch“Bucket teeth are an important item to keep an eye on because worn teeth make it hard to fill the bucket, which affects productivity,” says Michael Boyle, product
8 Tips on Caring for a Tracked Excavator
From adjusting track tension to problem warning signs, here’s what you need to know to keep your machine in good shape
Jan 09, 2018 | by Kyle Rogers |

















