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Part 3 of our series on Bucket Elevator Inspections.
Don’t blame your monitor just for doing its job. In this video, Technical Sales Specialist Dean Wedekind discusses diagnostics you should perform to determine why your bucket elevator’s monitor keeps triggering. Includes:
- Having too narrow of a belt
- Bucket mounted too close to the side of the trunking
- Improper belt legging
Next up in Part 4: Why Did My Belt Fail?
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