252101814 bucket for XCMG ZL50G/ZL50GL Wheel Loader

product parameters

Product Name: Bucket
Part No.: 252101814
Applicable Model: XCMG ZL50G, ZL50GL Wheel Loader
Material: High-strength wear-resistant steel plate with reinforcement on key zones
Function: Front loading assembly for scooping, holding and dumping bulk material, earth and sand
Matching parts: bucket pin, bushing, dust seal, bucket tooth, tooth sleeve
Working condition: Combined alternating load of friction, impact and extrusion
Inspection Items: Overall dimension inspection, lug hole spacing verification, weld crack detection, cutting edge straightness test

Applicable Scenarios

Mounted on the front end of the loader working device, linked with boom, rocker, linkage and tilt cylinder. Widely applied in aggregate yards, earthwork sites and stock yards for handling loose materials such as soil, sand and gravel, suitable for general earthmoving and bulk loading conditions.

- Manufactured according to original drawings, lug positions and hinge spacing match ZL50G / ZL50GL linkage for direct replacement
- Thickened and reinforced cutting edge and tooth seat, impact and abrasion resistant, less prone to curling and chipping
- Optimized inner bucket curve, low digging resistance, good filling capacity and clean dumping with little residue
- Robot welding plus stress relief treatment, dense and uniform welds to resist cracking under cyclic impact
- Reinforced hinge lugs disperse impact load and slow down bore wear, preventing lug tearing
- Standard tooth base design, teeth can be replaced separately to cut maintenance cost
- Reasonable weight distribution, stable lifting and tilting movement, reduce vibration and extra load on linkages and pins
- Common replacement bucket for ZL50G / ZL50GL for earth and sand work, easy to stock for parts dealers

FAQ 

Q：What problems will appear when the bucket is worn or cracked?
A：Rolled and worn cutting edge leads to slipping while digging, reduced loading capacity, material sticking during dumping, shaking and impact noise. Severe cracks bring risk of bucket tearing.

Q：Does poor digging and holding performance always mean bucket damage?
A：No. Check tilt cylinder internal leakage and linkage bushing clearance first. Inspect bucket only after hydraulic and hinge faults are ruled out.

Q：Can a cracked bucket be repaired by welding for long heavy-duty use?
A：Minor welding repair is only for temporary emergency. Impact load tends to reopen cracks. Replace the bucket if cracks are serious.

Q：Can buckets of different specifications be interchanged?
A：Not interchangeable. Lug spacing, weight and capacity differ. Wrong fitting causes overtravel and linkage jam, which damages cylinder and linkage. Confirm part number before purchase.

Q：What are the key points during bucket installation?
A：Take safety measures for lifting work. Clean dirt and burrs on hinge holes. Check pins, bushings and dust seals. Install gently, inject grease after assembly and test full working stroke.

Q：What operations accelerate bucket damage?
A：Digging large hard rock, hitting hard obstacles, working without bucket teeth, and continuing operation after cracks appear.

Q：Is tilt cylinder adjustment needed after bucket replacement?
A：No adjustment is required for same-part-number replacement. If the old bucket is heavily deformed, check linkage clearance and tilt limit.