FULL FINAL DRIVE SERVICE (Drain & Refill) — EASY DIY EXCAVATOR MAINTENANCE

Join the TekamoHD Network: https://www.tekamohd.com/join-the-tek... 0:00 INTRO 0:19 FINAL DRIVE PLUG ORIENTATION 0:40 CLEANING THE PLUGS 0:56 REMOVING THE LEVEL PLUG 2:04 REMOVING THE DRAIN PLUG 2:26 FLUSHING OUT THE OLD OIL 3:15 RE-INSTALL DRAIN PLUG 3:33 REFILL WITH OIL 4:09 RE-INSTALL LEVEL PLUG 4:24 CLEAN WORK AREA 4:56 TEKAMO TIPS In today’s video, Keith takes us through the process of doing a final drive service on a CAT 314E excavator. Learn how to clean out and undo final drive plugs, check oil and pressure levels, flush the final drive, fill the final drive with clean oil, and re-install plugs. Make sure you check your manufacturer specs to ensure you’re using the right oil for your excavator. We also give you tips to diagnose any issues in your final drive. Contact TekamoHD for full service & repair of your heavy equipment. We offer mechanical services, emergency equipment repair, rental replacements, tech tools, GPS systems, machine operators, and maintenance plans. Our goal is to maximize the productivity of your heavy equipment fleet to give your business a competitive edge. Special thanks to our partners at Rent1 Equipment Rentals for lending us the CAT 314E excavator, and SmartCast Equipment for allowing us to film in their equipment yard. Check out links to their websites below. Learn how to complete a 250-hour service in our next video:    • 250-Hour Excavator Service - Learn From A ...   ** DRIP MARKETING ** This awesome video was proudly produced by them! https://www.dripmarketing.co/ TekamoHD: https://www.tekamohd.com/ Rent1: https://www.rent1.ca/ FortisHD: https://www.fortisHD.com/ SmartCast Equipment: https://www.smartcastequipment.com/ - Any information on heavy equipment operation available at this channel is intended for general guidance only and must never be considered a substitute for advice provided by qualified heavy equipment instructor. Any reliance you place on such information is strictly at your own risk. If you intend to operate heavy equipment, always ensure you meet the legal permitting requirements based on your geographic location. Ensure you are wearing the proper personal protective equipment suited for your procedure such as steel toe boots, safety glasses, hard hat, gloves, overalls and any other equipment suited for your task at hand.