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Perform Routine Fluid and Filter Checks

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36 years of Heavy Equipment, Landscape & Construction machinery Maintenance tips and tricks

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Before starting heavy equipment for the day, perform quick daily checks on essential components. This includes visually inspecting the engine's air filter for dirt buildup (which can be easily removed or replaced if necessary) and checking the oil filter for any leaks or signs of wear. Crucially, always remember to check the fluid levels (e.g., engine oil, hydraulic fluid) to ensure they are within the recommended range. A good practice is to date and record the hours on filters when they are changed so you know exactly when maintenance was last performed.

Goal: Conduct quick daily checks of critical fluids and filters on heavy equipment.

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  • Heavy Equipment — The machinery being maintained

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it Gueliner? Is it something you create all on your own? What do you think? Are you up for it, Xander? Yes. Name it. Name. We literally write the hours and the date on all of the filters so that we know exactly when it was changed last. Can't get at the 300. Shut up. Sit down. So, that's another thing. The guys parking here, you always got to park so you can check the oil before you start

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