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Re: Heavy Equipment Maintenance
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 9 Mar 2002 20:26:59 GMT
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> > How about something a little more common like an earth scraper or large
> > wheeled loader? I'm looking for field service rather than something done
> > in-shop.
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> I dunno, but I'd guess wheeled loaders would change their front tyres by
> lifting the front up with the tub arms. Back tyres are a mystery though....
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> ROSCO
OK, OK, today I watched a thingy on tv, the have these Hydralic jacks on
trailers, like a normal pickup trailer, that lifts it, then the wheel it
removed by a wheeled loader with a special claw.
Josh
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| (...) With regard to preventative maintenance of truck tyres, you'll find most large mining trucks with dual rear wheels have a long strip of steel hanging loosely (from under the tipper) between the tyres of each pair. This is to dislodge any rocks (...) (22 years ago, 5-Mar-02, to lugnet.general)
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