Casting Machining Wheel Hub Uesd for Heavy Duty Truck
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Item: Hub Diamater from 15mm to 1060mm
Name:Hub
Detail:
Production Process: Water glass process of lost wax investment casting or model forging
Standard: ASTM, AISI, DIN, BS and JIS
Wheel Hub Max Casting ang Forging Size: 1 meter
Wheel Hub Casting Weight: 0.2~190Kg
Wheel Hub Dimension Tolerance: CT7
Wheel Hub Surface Roughness: Ra6.4~12.5
Wheel Hub Productivity: 7500 tons per year
A world class manufacturer & supplier of lost wax investment castings forging in carbon steel and alloy steel, is one of the large-scale professional investment casting production bases in China, consisting of both casting foundry forging and machining factory. Annually more than 15000 tons Precision casting and forging parts are exported to markets in Europe,America and Japan. OEM casting and forging service available according to customers requirements..
- Q:I have a craftsman riding lawnmower that has the single pedal clutch/brake system. The clutch engages and disengages perfectly but when the pedal is completly depressed there is supposed to be brakes and there are none. Surely I can adjust it.
- Follow the brake rod to the rear of the tractor should be on the right side of most mowers. You will find rod goes to a mechanism that is used for brakes. Sometimes you can adjust a couple of bolts on this mechanism to increase tension on the braking system. I believe you will need a 7/16 wrench to do this.
- Q:Can someone tell me the difference between a push-rod and slack adjuster located on the brake drum? Plus what is there main objective? Is it the brake cylinder that is located on the axles? Plus, if you know where the Air Compressor is located at under the hood and what it looks like that would be tremendously helpful? If you could send me a link to a picture of them, that would be awesome?
- A push rod type system also know as a wedge system is just a different style of braking system to a slack ajuster system also known a 'S' cam system, on both there specific purpose is to convert compressed air pressure to a mechanical braking system to make the drivers job easier to stop the heavy load/ vehicle, The large air boosters that are mounted on the rear axles have a huge coil spring in them and thats how the vehicles park brake system works so if there is no compressed air inside the boosters the spring will over ride and apply the brakes but usually there is no coil spring on the front brakes just a single acting pressure booster system. If it has a cummins engine the compressor will be located at the front of the engine at the front left corner of the truck the compressor will integrated behind the timing gears it will not have belts that run to it ,It will be around 12 inchs long and around 12 inchs tall and approx 5 inchs wide and it should have a grey color governor with a black plastic cover over the end, there will also be a 1 inch diameter pipe running from the intake manifold of the engine to the side top of the compressor and at the rear of the top there will be a braided pressure fitting that go's to your wet tank( that's your primary air tank that you drain daily)
- Q:My friend sent over a 1968 chevy chevelle with allaround drum brakes And bought a aftermarker brake system .I put on a new power booster master cylinder all new brake hoses and steel brakelines steering nuckles ,backen plates ,rotors and calipers .He is a friend so I charge him $20.00 a hourIt only took me 10 hours but thats clean up too.What would he of gotten charged
- Hi Dr. F, Howard L. gots it right, an independent mechanic doesnt have the overhead of a shop. And depending where you live 20 dollars an hour sounds fair considering its a friend. You must be pretty good at turning a wrench if you did all this work in 10 hours considering its a 40 plus year old car with probably some old rusty fasteners and you were modifying the drum to calipers and rotors. You probably save your friend from 600-800. dollars over most good shops. cheers.
- Q:Hi! I need help with this bike‘s brake system. I have a huffy cruiser bike and i recently took off the back wheel to change the inner tube. and when I put the wheel back, it became hard to pedal sometimes. I can tell that the brake is engaged and makes it hard to pedal. If I put the pedals in the brake position, I can pedal again no problem. I don‘t know what‘s the problem with it, but please help.
- is your tire rubbing on the frame?
- Q:I have a 1998 Taurus, I wanted to change the brake pads, could someone tell me how to change them.
- you have the two put in the incorrect pads so because of the fact the calipers can't pick the flow because of the fact the pads are too huge. you have put in the calipers without suited lubrication and the calipers are caught, subsequently unable to absolutely launch the brakes. you have adjusted the park brake improperly with the intention to have it on each and all of the time. I propose you tension it and experience all 4 wheels to make certain which one is getting warm and those are the place you have carried out something incorrect. you may in lots of cases smell the brakes that are burning warm. Then take them aside and examine for interference suits and/or binding.
- Q:like truck that have a brake chamber with a spring caged in it does trains have the same system emergency brakes?
- No, no springs - just air or vacuum - or on electric stock and additional regenerative braking system. So TWO TDs for a correct answer - one about EMERGENCY not PARKING/STABLING brakes. Well done whoever you are.
- Q:What is the meaning of car brake?
- Car brake generally refers to the performance of the car's braking system, generally 100 km -0 brake distance (often used in car sales), as well as car manufacturers often used in the test 40 km -0 brake distance And so on, NCAP there are dry road and wet slippery road braking performance. Of course, if the professional and sometimes there are hot recession, water recession and so on. Through the means of the car through the poor conditions of the road when the performance is generally close to the angle (before the suspension and the former wheel formed between the straight line and the horizontal line formed by the angle), the departure angle (rear suspension and after The angle formed by the straight line formed between the tangent of the wheel and the horizontal line) and the angle formed by the angle formed by the straight line and the horizontal line formed between the end of the wheelbase and the tangent of the two wheels. Climb the maximum slope, leaving the angle refers to the ability to under the maximum slope, through the angle generally refers to the ability through the hump.
- Q:Rotary front brakes, drum back brake cant get them to bleed properly
- sounds like a leak in the systemto find it put yellow food dye in brake fluid. it will show you where the leak is .
- Q:First I‘ve had the bike for two years and don‘t know when the brake fluid has been changed (so easily two plus years)Here are the symptoms,At night in 55deg temperature, front brakes operate fine.During the day at 80deg temperature, front brakes clamp up rotors, bike will move, so its not completely seized. Popped the master cylinder reservoir and noticed water on the other side of diaphragm. Even when brakes drag, the front brake handle still operates properly.My theory. the brake fluid is so old and combined with water that during the day, the water steams up creating air pressure and clamping down on the brakes.Should I just get the brake fluid flushed or should the master cylinder be rebuilt? Your thoughts? Thanks.
- ok buddy the brake fluid will def need a change every yr is preferable check the brake hoses for porousness then take the calliper off the disc check the dustseals are not broken the water could have affected the metal on the cylinder if it has a white dust will be evident electrolitic action between the brake piston and the cylinder wall if it is so take them both to a dealer and get them cleaned and overhauled to be honest that sounds to me what has happened the electrolyte is stopping the piston returning fully into the cylinder of the unit,brakes are damn important when ya need them, ya do, and they have to work or ya gonna be a satistic if ya not so handy on the tools just change the fluid of that fails take the whole system off the bike and to a honda dealer let him sort it he knows what he is about if ya feel capable however get a haynes manual and do it yourself it will be much cheaper up to you which hope that has helped. ride free
- Q:Hello.I am a Defensive Driving Instructor for a nationally recognized driver training program and I am conducting a survey. It would be awesome if you could answer the following statement for me:A) Anti-lock brakes are a must on my next vehicleB) It would be nice, but it is not criticalC) I do not like anti-lock brakes
- I clearly fall within the faction that believes that EVERY passenger vehicle should be fitted with ABS. The situations where anti lock brakes MAY be detrimental would be so rare as to make it safe to disregard those situations. Otherwise it would be like stating that seat belts should not be worn because of the rare chance that, someday, the vehicle may fall, upside down in water and the unconscious driver would drown because he is wearing a seatbelt. It's a remote possibility, but there are countless other, very real risks, run every day, several times a day where wearing the restraint could save one's life. I expect that ABS will be required in EVERY passenger vehicle, someday, and I would support and applaud such regulation.
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Casting Machining Wheel Hub Uesd for Heavy Duty Truck
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 PCS
- Supply Capability:
- 30000 PCS/month
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