Equipment Shutdown, Inspection, and Storage
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7 plow operators-11 snowplowing tips & 3 things NOT to do- This is snowplowing basics
What happens here
Ensure all snow removal equipment, such as backhoes and skid steers, are properly parked and secured after operations. This includes lowering all attachments to the ground, engaging parking brakes, and turning off engines. Before leaving, inspect the equipment for any damage, leaks, or issues that might have occurred during the snow event, such as a loose extension cord or damaged hydraulic lines. Ensure that all components are clear of snow and ice to prevent freezing and damage, and prepare them for the next use. For instance, disconnect any extension cords used for engine block heaters.
Goal: Secure equipment and prepare for next use
Tools and materials
- Backhoe Loader John Deere 310E — General snow moving
- Extension Cord — Powering engine block heaters (seen disconnected)
- Skid Steer Loader Bobcat — Snow moving and piling
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