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7
Maintenance
**Please contact one of our North American network of dealers to provide an efficient preventative maintenance program for your FleetPlow™.**
All Models Criteria Action
Test the Operation of the Unit Verify electrical system is functioning properly. Test run unit several times in the fall before
the first snow.
8” Plow Guide Wheels and
Bearings
Guide wheels should be free of cracks or breaks and
rubber tires should not have excessive wear or flat spots.
Wheels should turn freely on axle.
Clean and grease once a year or replace as
neccessary.
8” Plow Guide Wheel Axles and
Pins Axles to be visually straight. Replace pins, shafts or brackets if bent.
Rubber Plow Squeegee Visually check that rubber plow squeegee is free of tearing
or excessive wear. Replace as neccessary.
Electrical Components Visually inspect electrical boxes, cordsets, cables and
connectors for loose connections or damage.
Tighten or replace as neccessary.
Bolts, nuts, and other fasteners Bolts, nuts, and other fasteners should not be loose. Tighten or replace as neccessary.
Lifting hook and eye Visually check that hoist’s lifting hook is securely hooked
to the plow’s lifting eye.
Secure if neccessary.
Pendant - Housing Pendant housing should be free of cracks and mating
surfaces of parts should seal without gaps.
Replace.
Pendant - Wiring Wire connections to contacts in pendant should not be
loose or damaged. Tighen or repair.
Portable Model (Only) Criteria Action
12” Base Wheels and Bearings Base wheels should be free of cracks and breaks. Wheel
should turn freely on axles. Grease once a year or replace as
neccessary.
Jacks Jacks should crank up and down easily.
Only try to lift unit when ballasts are removed.
Grease once a year or replace as
neccessary.
** Criteria and Actions listed below are brief excerpts from the hoist manual. Always refer to the full hoist Owners Manual (provided) for full
explanation and requirements of hoist inspection procedures, frequency, criteria, and action.**
Electric Chain Hoist Criteria Action
Hoist Load Chain Lubrication
Entire surface of each chain link should be coated with
lubricant and should be free of dirt and grime.
An auditory
indication that lubrication is neccessary is when chain
emits a cracking noise when hoisting a load.
Clean and Lubricate.
(see Section 6.0 in Hoist Manual)
(see Figure 6.2 in Hoist Manual)
Load Chain Surface Conditions Should be free of rust, nicks, gouges, dent and weld
splatter. Links should not be deformed and show no sign of
significant wear. Surfaces where links bear against one
another should show no sign of significant wear.
Replace.