Where did the Kato Mr hd514 excavator come from?
Where did the Kato Mr hd514 excavator come from?
The first new Kato excavator delivered from the Australian Hammer Supplies yard was a MR HD514 bladed 14-tonner and was delivered to its proud owner, Marty Ryan of Old Bourne Constructions, on a demolition/construction site on Sydney’s North Shore.
Who is the owner of Kato excavator Australia?
The Kato brand is what the Australian excavator market was built on … and Kato is back. Bruce Pennells from Australian Hammer Supplies has worked tirelessly to make his mark on our industry from a salesman in the store, to being the man who owns and runs the store.
How can I help someone with an excavator problem?
NOT CHEAP. If you have excavator problems send to us and we will post for you. If not right then lets put it right. You help us and then we help others. Use 2 12 volt as its 24volt system.
What was name of Kato excavator Bruce worked for?
Bruce once worked for the company which imported Kato excavators into the country way back in the late 70s and 80s.
NOT CHEAP. If you have excavator problems send to us and we will post for you. If not right then lets put it right. You help us and then we help others. Use 2 12 volt as its 24volt system.
Why is my free excavator not working properly?
This is caused by idler arm jammed so just jack it up a little to free it or use a porta power or even tap it. A bit like a jack that’s back in its housing sometimes needs a kick.
What causes an excavator to stop in one direction?
The spring that holds the shuttle ball in place in the one direction may be broken and jammed or a piece of dirt may be preventing the shuttle ball from moving. If not this then no stopping could be expensive swing brake or hydraulic motor repairs.
When is vertical play on an excavator bad?
Any vertical play is bad, if it is 1/16″ I would note it but not condem the bearing. However the hardened surfaces of the bearing could be gone and it could start to get worse quickly. This is only for vertical wear. Look for grease for leaks out of the bearing (bad seal). also on larger excavators.
