Are you having trouble with your loader’s hydraulic cylinder? Don’t worry—we understand the importance of quick resolution and optimal performance. That’s why we’ve created this checklist to guide you through the steps you need to take to repair or replace your hydraulic cylinder and get back to work.
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Oftentimes when our team receives a call about leaking wheel drive motors, the issue leads to the same question: “Can I repair my drive motor by buying a new seal kit?” While seal kits can help repair a few issues inside your wheel loader, repairing a drive motor leak has more than one surefire solution. Let’s discuss the options you have to correct a leaking drive motor for your loader.
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“So, how do hydrostatic drive pumps work?” This is one of the most frequently asked questions we hear at Loader Parts Source. Often, this question arises when a loader suddenly won’t drive forward or backward. Not knowing how to troubleshoot this issue is frustrating, so we’re happy to explain the ins and outs of how hydrostatic drives play into this issue! So, let’s get started.
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At Loader Parts Source, we often have customers come to us wondering about issues with their loader buckets not working. Typically, the problem comes down to the hydraulic pump, and its inability to lift or tilt the bucket. Often, loader owners ask, “Will a new hydraulic pump fix the problem I’m having?” While the hydraulic pump can play a part, there are other factors within the loader that can be the cause. Let’s examine some common issues that appear in loader bucket hydraulic pumps.
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Stepping out of the shadows of winter, landscapers and homeowners alike are eager to kickstart their spring landscaping projects for the season! After such a long time cooped up inside, everyone is excited to begin redesigning their yards, and no other tool can handle the load of these projects better than a loader. From basic lawn care to construction, there are many spring landscaping projects to complete using loaders. Let’s look at some options you can start this season.
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Since the early 1920s, Terex Corporation has been building and expanding its manufacturing capabilities one business at a time. While the global manufacturer is currently renowned for producing loaders and construction equipment for various purposes—such as energy, material handling, heavy-duty machinery, and aerial work utilities—this was not always the case. In truth, Terex only grew by the keen eye for growth and acquisition established by Chairman Randolph W. Lenz in the 1980s.
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Loaders are well-known as tools used for construction, yet they aren’t limited to just one field of work. Across various industries, loaders are seen as valuable tools to help complete difficult projects requiring anything from material handling to remodeling. Not convinced? Let’s look at the multiple industries loaders are used in.
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Loaders are extremely versatile pieces of equipment. From lifting heavy objects to cleaning up debris, these multifaceted machines can do it all! But did you know that with the right attachments, you can do even more with your loader? Here are 8 types of loader attachments to help you get the most out of yours:
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Construction sites are constantly moving and changing. Workers rely on their equipment to get the job done right. But is there a piece of equipment that could make your site run even smoother? If you don’t already have a loader, maybe it’s time to consider adding one to your fleet. While loaders are not as big and powerful as some other types of construction equipment, they have a lot to offer. Here are some of the places and reasons loaders are valuable tools for your construction sites:
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Looking for parts for your loader and considering remanufactured or aftermarket parts? Both are cost-effective options to get your loader back up and running smoothly. But how do you choose which one fits your needs? In this blog, we discuss the differences and similarities between remanufactured and aftermarket parts to help you make the best decision for your loader.
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