For a 23-ton excavator with a 0.82-cubic-meter bucket, how should one choose the right bucket? Owners of companies engaged in earthwork projects have all experienced this - if the bucket is too small, it won't be able to hold the required amount in one trip, resulting in wasted fuel and time. If it's too large, the excavator's boom will shake severely, causing the vehicle to sway during loading. What's even more annoying is that, despite looking similar, the buckets purchased often either have their teeth fall off after a few days or fail to align with the connection holes of the excavator boom/arm, and one has to resort to gas cutting to make adjustments by oneself. There are a lot of 0.82-cubic-meter buckets available on the market, but few of them are suitable for a 23-ton machine. GuoRun has a clear principle when it comes to the selection of the bucket: It's not about the thicker the better, nor is it about the cheaper being more cost-effective. The key lies in matching. For…
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