During the winter months, it’s important to stay warm when working outdoors in cold temperatures to retain body heat and avoid hypothermia and frostbite. The following best practices will help you and your team operating in the winter. Prepare your equipment Air FiltersCheck, and if necessary replace, air filters in the cab to improve your …
Operator error is the most common cause of equipment repairs. Proper operator training is essential to avoid damage caused by negligence and oversight. Conduct daily walk around inspections It is essential that operators perform daily walk around inspections for any equipment that is used on a jobsite. A careful inspection will allow small issues to …
Why Purchase Remanufactured Parts? Cost LessRemanufactured parts cost less that new parts, often as much as 25 – 45% less. Same Specifications as NewWhen parts are remanufactured, they are completely disassembled, cleaned, inspected, re-engineered and rebuilt with new components to meet OEM specifications. All parts are tested to assure that specifications are met. Same Warranties …
Never open or inspect the radiator while the engine is running or the system is hot Personal injury can result from hot, pressurized coolant. Always shut off the engine and allow the radiator to cool before examining the system or beginning any work. Keep coolant fresh It’s estimated that 40%-60% of engine failures are coolant …
Quick couplers are used on most job sites. Using quick couplers safely and responsibly can reduce risk of injury and damage on the job. Follow the below tips to make sure you are taking proper precautions when using quick couplers for your attachments. Take PrecautionsTrain your operatorsTo prevent accidents related to quick coupler systems, thoroughly …
Follow these best practices to make sure your machine is operating at its best before the busy season. A little prevention goes a long way in reducing costly downtime. Make sure machines are property greasedLubricate your machine according to manufacturers recommendations. By keeping your machine properly lubricated you reduce premature wear and increase fuel efficiency. …
Follow these guidelines to help reduce injuries due to operator error. Contact the Luby Equipment location nearest you for all your safety equipment needs. Check pins and bushings – Pins and bushings can loosen over time, causing a safety hazard. Establish a maintenance routine which includes checking, tightening and replacing pins and bushings. Maintain 3 points …
A few simple maintenance routines can extend the life of your skid steer tires dramatically. Clean your TiresHose down your tires routinely so they are easy to inspect. Look for bubbles, bumps, cracks, and anything that might be lodged in the rubber. Check the TreadA quick visual inspection will also reveal any uneven wear. On …
Follow these best practices to make sure your machine is ready for winter. Check chain tanks, final drives, swing gear baths and gear boxes for waterCheck the label to make sure you’re using coolant that complies with ASTM standard D-621, with a freeze point low enough for your climate. If coolant freezes, it can crack …
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