Record the working components
Identify the teeth, adapters, cutting edges and wear surfaces fitted to the bucket. Record the component markings and connection style where available. Different tooth systems are not automatically interchangeable.
Describe the observed condition
Photograph the relevant area with a scale reference and record uneven wear, missing components or visible damage. A photograph can support identification, but it does not establish structural fitness or a remaining service-life figure.
Use the equipment instructions
Replacement procedures, inspection limits and fastening requirements depend on the installed components. Use the corresponding bucket and wear-part instructions; do not transfer a torque or discard limit from a different model.
Key Points to Compare
| Item | What it describes | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Teeth and adapters | Part identification and observed wear | Close-up and attachment view |
| Cutting edge | Wear pattern and damage | Dimensions and connection details |
| Bucket structure | Visible damage or unusual wear | Location and clear photographs |
Information to Send
- Bucket type and machine model
- Wear-part markings or drawing
- Photos and dimensions of the affected area
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