The lock pin preventing the retainer from falling and the lock washer preventing nut loosening. Neglecting these small parts causes major damage.

Is it right to operate the breaker at full load immediately after piston or bushing replacement? Break-in period and precautions.

How to distinguish fake parts sold as "original" in the market? Steel quality, heat treatment differences, and laser marking details.

List of critical parts you must keep on site to prevent downtime when your breaker fails.

Protecting spare parts from moisture and dust extends their life. Correct storage conditions for pistons, cylinders, and seals.

Repairing an expensive piston is not always economical. Damages that chrome plating and grinding processes can cause to the cylinder.

How to select hydraulic hoses resistant to high pressure and impact? Using spiral guards to prevent hoses from rubbing against each other.

The number one cause of breaker failure is lack of grease. Replacing grease nipples and installing automatic lubrication systems.

Regular nitrogen gas (N2) charging is essential to maintain breaker performance. Using gas charging kits and correct pressure values.

Top, side, and bottom buffers absorb breaker vibration, protecting the excavator and operator. Why must crushed buffers be replaced?