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Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance Schedule
(Page 4)
Every 200 Hours of Use or *12 months/12,000 miles
(whichever comes first- *unless otherwise specified)
All
Inspect Trailer Brake
Lines
Inspect air/hydraulic lines for damage or leaks- if equipped.
All
Inspect Trailer Brake
Linings Replace when at or below 1/16 inch thickness- (
see Brake
section).
All
Inspect Trailer Brake
Wiring Inspect for damage or corrosion- (
see Trailer Wiring section).
All
Inspect Wheel
Hubs/Drums Inspect for abnormal wear and scoring.
All
Inspect Wheel Bearings
and Cups Inspect for wear or corrosion. Clean and repack or lubricate
bearings-
(
see Trailer Wheels section).
All
Inspect Axle/Trailer seals Inspect for leaks. Replace as needed- (see Manufacturer s
Manual).
PT-3500
Replace Engine Oil Replace engine oil every 200 hours in accordance with
manufacturer specifications
- (
see Engine Manual)
.
PT-3500
Replace Engine Air Filter
Element *(Replace annually
up to 600 hours/six cleanings
.)
Replace
sooner if damaged or heavily discolored- (
see Engine Manual).
PT-3500
Check Engine Coolant
Hoses and Clamps
Inspect radiator hoses and clamps for signs of damage, wear,
and leaks. Also ensure they are secured-
(
see Engine Manual).
PT-3500
Check of Engine Air
Intake
Inspect air intake lines for the engine, and ensure no damage
or obstructions.
PT-3500
Inspect Electrical Wiring
Inspect electrical wiring and connections for damage or loose
connections.
PT-7500
Replace Engine Oil *(Replace annually
up to 500 hours
.)
Replace oil in
accordance with manufacturer specifications
- (
see Engine
Manual)
.
PT-7500
Replace Engine Air Filter
Element *(Replace annually
up to 1,500 hours/six cleanings
.)
Replace
sooner if damaged or heavily discolored- (s
ee Engine Manual).
WARNING: System must be tagged/locked out prior to removing any machine guarding, removing any system
component, or performing any maintenance outside of basic visual inspections.
NOTE: All preventive maintenance steps detailed in this sections are in addition to the required pre/post-
operation inspection steps.
NOTE: All Preventive Maintenance should be conducted in accordance with OSHA requirements, to include OSHA
Standard- 29 CFR, Part 1910.147.