Conseils d’entretien, astuces d’utilisation et notes du secteur.
From the fuel tank and battery to bleeding air and draining the water separator — a 7-step on-site checklist for a wheel loader that refuses to start.
Skipping pre-start checks, shutting down instantly, greasing too rarely — a 20-year operator lists the five habits that quietly shorten your excavator’s life.
Most winter excavator failures come from undrained water separators, mismatched coolant and working a cold engine. Three daily habits can add years of service life.
Cold weather tests a wheel loader in three places: fuel, battery and hydraulics. Keep this winter checklist handy to cut downtime.
Bigger is not always better. Three numbers — field size, implement draft demand and annual hours — decide the right horsepower class.
Three power classes at 125, 132 and 158 kW map to different blade lengths and jobs. Road building, maintenance or snow removal — pick the right class for value.
Skimping on grease doubles bushing wear and costs downtime. This guide covers lubrication points, intervals and the mistakes operators make most.
From 0.5-ton walk-behind rollers to 26-ton full-hydraulic single-drum machines, choosing a roller becomes easy once you are clear about what you are compacting.
From 2-ton to 7.5-ton class, the Fenglai 928G–978G wheel loader range covers most job sites. The first step of selection is matching rated load with bucket capacity.
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