Komatsu Gear 144-14-14160 - 24 Teeth
Product Overview
This is a high-quality replacement gear, part number 144-14-14160, designed specifically for various Komatsu heavy machinery models. Featuring 24 precisely cut teeth, this gear is engineered to meet or exceed OEM specifications for durability, performance, and fitment. It plays a crucial role in the power transmission system of your equipment, ensuring smooth and efficient operation.

Product Parameters:
Part Number: 144-14-14160
Number of Teeth: 24
Material: High-strength alloy steel
Compatibility: Direct replacement for Komatsu original part
Quality: Engineered for durability and long lifespan
Key Advantages:
Precision Engineering: Manufactured to exact specifications for perfect mesh and minimal wear.
Superior Durability: Constructed from premium materials resistant to heavy loads and operational stress.
Optimized Performance: Ensures smooth power transfer and reduces operational noise and vibration.
Cost-Effective Solution: Offers OEM quality performance without the premium price.
Reliable Fitment: Guaranteed to fit the specified Komatsu models.
Applicable Equipment:
This gear (144-14-14160) is specifically designed for the following Komatsu models:
BF60
D60A
D60E
D60F
D60P
D60PL
D60S
D70
D70LE
Application Scenarios & Case Studies
The Komatsu equipment compatible with this gear, including various D60 and D70 series bulldozers and crawlers, are widely used in demanding environments across multiple industries.
Common Application Scenarios:
Construction Sites: Earthmoving, grading, dozing for building foundations, roads, and infrastructure projects.
Mining Operations: Haul road maintenance, stockpiling, and general site preparation in surface mines.
Land Development: Clearing land, preparing sites for residential or commercial construction, and landscaping.
Agriculture: Land leveling and preparation for large-scale farming.
Case Study Snippet:
A construction company operating Komatsu D60P bulldozers on a major highway project experienced reduced dozing efficiency and unusual noise from the transmission. Diagnosis revealed a worn gear (original part 144-14-14160). Replacing the worn gear with our high-quality aftermarket equivalent immediately restored the machine's power transmission, eliminated the noise, and significantly improved operational performance and uptime. This avoided costly downtime and contributed to the project staying on schedule.
Related & Similar Products
Beyond the 144-14-14160 gear, we offer a comprehensive range of power transmission and undercarriage parts for Komatsu machinery. These include:
Other Gears: Various drive gears, idler gears, and transmission gears for different Komatsu models and systems.
Shafts: Drive shafts, transmission shafts, and axle shafts.
Bearings & Seals: Essential components for smooth gear and shaft operation.
Final Drive Components: Sprockets, segments, and final drive assemblies.
Track Parts: Links, pins, bushings, rollers, and idlers.
These related parts are applicable to a wide range of Komatsu excavators, bulldozers, loaders, and other heavy equipment models. Contact us with your specific model and part requirements for expert assistance.
Installation Guide & Troubleshooting
Proper installation is key to the longevity and performance of your new gear. While professional installation is recommended, here are some common issues and solutions:
Common Installation Problems & Solutions:
Problem: Gear does not fit correctly onto the shaft or into the housing.
Solution: Double-check the part number compatibility with your specific machine model. Ensure the shaft and housing are clean and free of burrs or damage. Slight heating of the gear (following manufacturer guidelines) may aid in shrink-fitting onto a shaft, but never force the part.
Problem: Excessive noise or vibration after installation.
Solution: This could indicate incorrect gear mesh, improper lubrication, or an issue with related components (bearings, shafts). Verify that the gear is seated correctly and shimming (if applicable) is done according to service manual. Ensure the correct type and amount of lubricant is used. Inspect adjacent parts for wear or damage.
Problem: Premature wear on the new gear.
Solution: Often caused by improper alignment, insufficient or contaminated lubrication, or issues with mating gears or bearings. Ensure correct alignment during installation. Always use clean, specified lubricant and check the entire system for debris or signs of wear on other components.
Always refer to your Komatsu service manual for detailed, model-specific installation procedures, torque specifications, and lubrication requirements. Safety first – ensure the machine is properly supported and disabled before commencing work.