Keegan Seibel
New Member
Have a kx91-2. Noticed the left track seems slow or under powered moving forward. Seems fine in reverse. Not finding much info on the kx91-2. Any ideas on what's I should be looking for or what to test? Tia.
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Kx91-2 left track moves slow in forward.
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uffex
Senior Member
Good day Keegan
From your text the issue is only in one direction on one side that makes the shock-Port relief valve a stronger probability. Try switching the valves see if the issue moves.
Kind regards
Uffex
From your text the issue is only in one direction on one side that makes the shock-Port relief valve a stronger probability. Try switching the valves see if the issue moves.
Kind regards
Uffex
Keegan Seibel
New Member
I did a little work with it today and noticed that the whole left track seems to be slower. Its definitely slower in forward than reverse. Wonder if final drive is going. What's the best way to test? Some pressure gauges or swapping hoses around and see if problem follows? I did loosing the track up some and that did seem to help.
uffex
Senior Member
Good day
Be sure you do not have a mechanical issue it is not unknown that a steel track chain with one missing link to one side can effect straight line crawling and the ldler bearing have more than acceptable wear limits so take a close look before you go down the trouble shooting route.
Lifting each side and measure with time the revolution's can help also.
See attached may be of help.
Kind regards
Uffex
Be sure you do not have a mechanical issue it is not unknown that a steel track chain with one missing link to one side can effect straight line crawling and the ldler bearing have more than acceptable wear limits so take a close look before you go down the trouble shooting route.
Lifting each side and measure with time the revolution's can help also.
See attached may be of help.
Kind regards
Uffex