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  • Caterpillar Excavator 320GX travel gearbox 571-4032
  • Caterpillar Excavator 320GX travel gearbox 571-4032
  • Caterpillar Excavator 320GX travel gearbox 571-4032
  • Caterpillar Excavator 320GX travel gearbox 571-4032
  • Caterpillar Excavator 320GX travel gearbox 571-4032
  • Caterpillar Excavator 320GX travel gearbox 571-4032

Caterpillar Excavator 320GX travel gearbox 571-4032

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Product Attributes

Model No.320GX

StatusNew

Applicable IndustryBuilding Material Shops, Machinery Repair Shops, Manufacturing Plant

Out-of-warranty ServiceVideo Technical Support, Online Support

Where To Provide Local Services (in Which Countries Are There Overseas Service Outlets)None

Showroom Location (in Which Countries Are There Sample Rooms Overseas)None

Video Factory InspectionProvided

Mechanical Test ReportProvided

Marketing TypeNew Product 2020

Warranty Period1 Year

Service SystemVideo Technical Support, Online Support, Free Spare Parts

Supply Ability & Additional Information

TransportationOcean,Land,Air,Express

Payment TypeL/C,T/T,D/A,Paypal,Others,D/P

IncotermFOB,CIF,EXW,FAS,FCA

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Piece/Pieces
Excavator 320GX Travel Gearbox 571-4032 571-4033 E320GX travel gear reduction 5714032
The Travel Gearbox in an Excavator like the 320GX is responsible for transmitting power from the engine to the wheels, enabling the machine to move forward or backward. Here's how it works:
 
1. **Engine Power**: The engine of the excavator powers the pump that circulates hydraulic fluid through the hydraulic system.
 
2. **Hydraulic Pump**: The pump takes the mechanical energy from the engine and converts it into hydraulic energy. This hydraulic energy is then used to operate various functions on the excavator, including the travel (moving) function.
 
3. **Hydraulic Valve**: The hydraulic valve controls the flow of hydraulic fluid to the travel motors. It determines whether the fluid goes to the left motor or right motor, or both, depending on the desired direction of movement.
 
4. **Travel Motors**: There are typically two motors - one for each wheel on opposite sides of the excavator. These motors receive hydraulic fluid from the valve and convert the hydraulic energy into mechanical energy. As they spin, they rotate the wheels, which moves the excavator.
 
5. **Speed Control**: The speed at which the excavator travels is controlled by the amount of hydraulic fluid flowing to the motors. More fluid results in faster movement, while less fluid results in slower movement.
 
6. **Direction Change**: To change direction, the hydraulic valve is adjusted so that fluid flows to one motor to make it spin in one direction, while fluid flows to the other motor to make it spin in the opposite direction.
 
7. **Safety Features**: The travel system also includes safety features such as overload protection to prevent damage from overloading the system and a brake mechanism to stop the excavator when not in use.
 
8. **Maintenance**: Regular maintenance, such as checking fluid levels and replacing filters, is crucial to ensure the travel system operates smoothly and efficiently.
 
Remember, the exact mechanism can vary slightly depending on the specific model of the excavator, but the basic principles remain similar. Always refer to the manufacturer's manual for detailed information and safety guidelines.
 
 
 

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