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Yes, Komatsu does work with Cummins as a joint venture on their “Komatsu” engines in the equipment. There are many other partners as well, so really depends on the model you are looking at. Engine size/displacement obviously varies as well based on size, spec sheets are available online to tell specifics.
May I suggest pulling the keys or disable the equipment you are inspecting or repairing so no one else can jump in and take off while you are underneath it.
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am a newbie to this i just love the fact that there are more sophisticated machines out there.. the seatbelt thing is good though but we usually arent comfortable working with it cus of ease and speed of operation.. the washer fluid i dont even know about that , that part makes this video helpful
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Check to make sure that kill switch is in on position
If you’re gonna be checking your washer fluid, you should also make sure your wiper blade isn’t worn
Lol...good point!
I congratulate you for this video, I am an operator for Excavator it helps me to understand how to take care the machine before moving with it.
I’m a new operator and your videos have been helping me learn more and more
Now please am an operator, I need that job kindly consider me
That’s awesome thanks.by the way newer Komatsu’s what kind of engine power that equipment?? I heard that is Cummins engines , is it??
Yes, Komatsu does work with Cummins as a joint venture on their “Komatsu” engines in the equipment. There are many other partners as well, so really depends on the model you are looking at. Engine size/displacement obviously varies as well based on size, spec sheets are available online to tell specifics.
Also need to check on the main switch
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Am a technician
Bravo
How offten should you greeze the machine
Modern equipment generally has a grease gun sticker near the joint with an 5-10-20-50 hr greasing interval on it.
May I suggest pulling the keys or disable the equipment you are inspecting or repairing so no one else can jump in and take off while you are underneath it.
Im a new heavy oparetor i watching your video thanks to you i have many learned about your video..funs here!!😅 Form Philippines
Sorry for my English i dont know how to speak hehe little bit
Excellent thank you 😊 good point about the wiper blade and horn working 💪 👷♂️
am a newbie to this i just love the fact that there are more sophisticated machines out there.. the seatbelt thing is good though but we usually arent comfortable working with it cus of ease and speed of operation.. the washer fluid i dont even know about that , that part makes this video helpful
I congratulate for this video,it helps me to more understand how to take care the machine before moving with it.
What about the battery. . ??
Yes, those are important to check as well. Thanks for the comment!
Did he call the counterweight the fender lol
for got to look at the stairs and handles whenn getting on or off
Post-Op? Air tanks?
What air tanks?
@@HeavyMetalLearning My dresser 540 (Komatsu) has air over hydraulic brakes.
@@David_Mash Interesting....haven't seen air brakes on a loader before.
Great one, you took me more deeper
So quick question when does the machine need a major services?
Service intervals in your owner operator manual
Death tank?
DEF tank. Diesel Exhaust Fluid.
Aha, thanks!@@HeavyMetalLearning