Causes of Abnormal Operation of the Drive Axle

The vehicle pulls to one side during braking. Due to prolonged operation of the loader, the surface of the drive axle brake shoes will inevitably become contaminated with oil, reducing braking force and causing the vehicle to pull to one side during braking. Improper adjustment of the brake clearance can also cause brake pull. In addition, insufficient tire pressure, failure to reach the standard air pressure for an extended period, and inconsistent tire pressure on both sides can all lead to brake pull. Brake failure. This is mainly caused by improper adjustment of the clearance between the brake drum and brake shoe, oil contamination, or wear of brake friction components exceeding the limit, which may result in brake failure.