Product Introduction
This is a high-quality replacement Transmission Gear 28T, specifically designed for Komatsu heavy machinery. Identified by part number 144-14-15122, this critical component ensures smooth and reliable power transfer within the transmission system, vital for the operational efficiency of your equipment.

Product Parameters
Part Number: 144-14-15122
Part Name: Gear, Transmission
Teeth Count: 28T
Applicable Equipment Brand: KOMATSU
Condition: New/Replacement
Key Advantages & Selling Points
Superior Quality: Manufactured from high-grade materials for maximum strength and durability.
Precise Engineering: Meets strict OEM specifications for a perfect fit and optimal performance.
Enhanced Durability: Designed to withstand the rigorous demands of heavy construction and mining environments.
Reliable Performance: Ensures smooth gear shifting and efficient power transmission, reducing downtime.
Cost-Effective Solution: Provides a reliable replacement without the high cost of original parts.
Applicable Equipment & Application Scenarios
This Transmission Gear (144-14-15122) is compatible with various Komatsu equipment models known for their robust performance in demanding applications.
Applicable Komatsu Models may include (but are not limited to):
Specific Bulldozer Models (e.g., D65 Series, D85 Series - *please verify compatibility with your specific model*)
Specific Wheel Loader Models (*please verify compatibility with your specific model*)
Other Heavy Construction/Mining Equipment (*please verify compatibility with your specific model*)
Application Scenarios & Case Analysis:
Komatsu machines equipped with this gear are typically used in:
Heavy Construction: Site preparation, road building, large-scale earthmoving projects.
Case Example: A D85 bulldozer utilizing this gear operates reliably for extended periods under heavy load on a highway construction site, demonstrating consistent power delivery for pushing and grading.
Mining Operations: Material handling, overburden removal, quarry work.
Case Example: A Komatsu loader in a quarry benefits from the durable transmission gear, ensuring smooth gear changes during rapid loading cycles of dense materials, minimizing operational delays.
Infrastructure Development: Dam construction, pipeline installation, land reclamation.
Case Example: Equipment working on a challenging land reclamation project relies on the robust transmission to perform complex maneuvers and heavy lifting, where the 28T gear is integral to the drivetrain's performance under stress.
Related Products & Applicable Equipment
Customers interested in this transmission gear may also require other related parts for their Komatsu equipment's transmission system:
Other Transmission Gears: Gears with different tooth counts (e.g., 144-14-15130, 144-14-15140)
Shafts and Bearings: Essential components supporting gear rotation.
Seals and Gaskets: For maintaining proper lubrication and preventing leaks.
Clutch Plates and Discs: Part of the gear engagement mechanism.
These related parts are typically applicable to the same range of Komatsu Bulldozers, Loaders, and other heavy equipment models that use the 144-14-15122 gear.
Common Installation Issues & Solutions
Installing a transmission gear requires careful attention to detail. Here are some common issues and their solutions:
Issue: Incorrect Alignment: Gears must mesh perfectly.
Solution: Use proper alignment tools and follow the manufacturer's service manual closely. Ensure mating surfaces are clean and free of debris.
Issue: Missing or Damaged Associated Parts: Gaskets, seals, bearings, or snap rings are overlooked.
Solution: Always replace associated wear items (seals, gaskets) and carefully inspect and replace any worn or damaged bearings or snap rings during installation. Refer to the parts diagram.
Issue: Improper Lubrication: Using the wrong type or insufficient amount of transmission fluid.
Solution: Always use the specific type and grade of transmission fluid recommended by Komatsu for your equipment model. Ensure the transmission is filled to the correct level after installation.
Issue: Incorrect Torque Specifications: Bolts are over-tightened or under-tightened.
Solution: Use a torque wrench and strictly adhere to the torque specifications provided in the service manual for all fasteners. Incorrect torque can lead to premature failure or damage.
Issue: Contamination: Dirt or foreign material entering the transmission during installation.
Solution: Perform the installation in a clean environment. Thoroughly clean all parts and housing interiors before assembly.
It is highly recommended that installation be performed by trained and experienced personnel.