
Komatsu-PC1250 final drive sprocket(P/N:KM2420,21N2731191,722-51-11120)heavy excavator crawler under carriage parts/china sprockets factory
Product Specifications
Komatsu-PC1250 final drive sprocket(P/N:KM2420,21N2731191,722-51-11120)heavy excavator crawler under carriage parts
Here's a comprehensive guide to KOMATSU PC1250 sprockets, covering OEM and aftermarket options, maintenance tips, and replacement guidance:
Komatsu PC1250 Sprocket Specifications
Type: Final drive sprocket (segment-type or one-piece)
Teeth Count: Typically 21-23 teeth (varies by model year)
Material: Forged alloy steel with induction-hardened teeth
Mounting: Bolted to final drive hub
Weight: ~150-200 kg (depends on design)
OEM Part Numbers
(Always verify with your machine serial number)
Complete Sprocket Assembly:
722-51-11110
(older PC1250-6/7)722-51-11120
(updated design)
Sprocket Segments:
722-51-11130
(per segment)
Hardware Kit:
Bolts:
07316-00412
(M24x2.5 flanged)Nuts:
07347-50412
(prevailing torque)
Aftermarket Options
Premium Alternatives:
Berco (Italy) - Matches OEM quality
ITR (USA) - Durable mining-grade
VSE (Korea) - Cost-effective
Cost Comparison:
OEM: 7,000
Aftermarket: 5,000
When to Replace
Wear Indicators:
Teeth become hook-shaped (>30% wear)
Bolt holes elongated
Cracks in root areas
Service Life:
8,000-12,000 hours (depends on conditions)
Replacement Guide
Preparation:
Block machine on level surface
Release track tension
Removal:
Remove track chain
Unbolt sprocket (impact wrench recommended)
Use lifting sling (1-2 ton hoist)
Installation:
Clean hub mating surface
Torque bolts to 750-800 Nm (550-590 lb-ft)
Use thread locker (Komatsu #1200B)
Maintenance Tips
Monthly Inspection:
Check for loose bolts
Measure tooth thickness
Lubrication:
Final drive oil (ISO 68 grade)
Grease bolts during reassembly
Where to Buy
OEM Sources:
Komatsu dealers (www.komatsu.com)
Official parts portal
Aftermarket:
Undercarriage specialists
Mining equipment suppliers
Troubleshooting
Issue | Solution |
---|---|
Premature wear | Check track chain pitch |
Bolt failures | Verify torque specs |
Noise/vibration | Inspect final drive alignment |
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