Table of Contents

• General
• Power Train
• Steering System
• Air System
• Hydraulic System
• Work Equipment
• Others

Inspection of Steering Linkage

Ensure the safety and optimal performance of your machinery by regularly inspecting the steering linkage. Follow these detailed steps to conduct a thorough examination:

Product Overview

Our Steering Linkage Inspection Guide is designed to help you maintain the critical components of your vehicle’s steering system. Proper inspection enhances operational safety and performance.

Key Features

• Comprehensive inspection procedures.
• Guidelines for checking tire inflation and alignment.
• Instructions for verifying bolt and nut tightness.
• Clearance measurement instructions between frame stoppers.

Benefits

• Ensures vehicle safety and reliability.
• Enhances steering accuracy and stability.
• Prevents wear and tear of steering components.
• Helps maintain manufacturer specifications.

Usage Recommendations

• Ensure all four wheels have the same tire pressure. Refer to the operation and maintenance manual for the specific pressure values.
• Position the machine on a paved and level ground before starting the inspection.
• Start the engine, align the front and rear frames by adjusting the steering wheel, and then apply the safety bar and stop the engine. Ensure the parking brake is engaged.
• Check all linkage bolts and nuts for tightness and inspect the drag link ball joint for any deflection. Ensure the pitman arm is perpendicular to the ground.
• Start the engine, remove the safety bar, and turn the steering wheel until the pitman arm contacts the stopper. Measure the clearance between the front and rear frame stoppers; it should be 12.7 u00b1 6 mm.