Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
All I can say is, "It's so hot!" lol
The other day, the sleeve on the suspended core drill cracked.
Well, that happens all the time.
The reason is that they tend to break easily when there are a lot of empty strokes.
Operating a suspended drilling rig is surprisingly difficult; you have to maintain constant tension at all times.
If the shank rod is loose, it will cause the club to strike the ground without making contact with the ball, which can lead to problems.
A prime example of this is this sleeve.
That's the part that connects the Drifter's shank rod to the rod, right?
Just like us, I always make sure to bring one spare of each of these: the sleeve, the shank rod, and the bit.
You never know when or under what circumstances it might break.
When using a suspended core drill, we recommend keeping a spare on hand.
Of course, I’m not going to bring a spare rod, though lol
Do not drill empty holes with a suspended drilling rig.
Be sure to apply tension in the direction of pushing or pulling.Please give it to me.
Also, please be careful not to run out of lock oil during installation.
See you later.
