Tips to Keep Telehandler in Good Condition between Service

Long-term use of a telehandler between checks and regular monitoring is valuable for protection. It is worth taking the time outside rather than just implementing an appropriate regime of machine checks. Following tips for best to look after your equipment servicing, and its help to minimise the costs and prevent machine damage. 

1. Proper train your people: Make sure staffs are taking care of telehandlers who often have this can lead to misuse, gaps in service and care checks. Follow the schedule regularly around the equipment management guide. Measures are often the best place to start practising having checklists and manuals that are easy to use. Simple language and diagrams are the best way to make these accessible to the staff with regular training in care for machinery and ask for their input to work to best practices. If staff is aware of keeping things in good condition, you will have less to worry about when it comes to your telehandler.
2. Take care of wheels: Check tyres daily and be sure telehandler tyres have the correct air pressure. Check during routine maintenance for any cuts or flaws in the surface. As well as helping to preserve the condition of telehandler in the long term, this practice can help to organise day-to-day. To avoid accidents, damaging goods and potentially injuring employees, taking care of tyres may be helpful. 
3. A watchful eye on lights & warning functions: The alert gauges and lights on telehandler are working at all times, spot issues before they cause damage. The alerts and gauges are made for telehandlers monitor their maintenance standards. Picking up on problems before they grow is the best solution and a cheaper repair or option. 
4. Make a Maintenance Checklist: Have a maintenance checklist handy to ensure staff can do thorough maintenance tests. Checks for vibration, damage to parts, fluid levels, tyres, overheating, misuse and cracking included to review and build on regularly. 
5. Check to charge and fuel levels: Telehandler is available in many power function options. Fuel needs a manually top-up (gas, diesel, propane etc.) or a more convenient electronic battery system. Maintaining healthy fuel levels or battery charge helps to ensure telehandler is working effectively and reduces the chance of damage.
6. Make sure to keep things moving: Telehandler must be regularly greased and lubricated to prevent running and wearing components. All necessary fluids with Hydraulic fluids and motor oil should be topped on time to avoid damage. Change the filter regularly and carry out frequent liquid and lubrication. Managing telehandler between services is a good business practice that leads to lower service costs each year and is likely to last longer. 

Ultimately, maintaining equipment correctly and to a high standard will affect the bottom line, and it saves time and money with the benefit of improved productivity. So, to get the latest, high-quality, and best high-capacity telehandler equipment with maintenance and training, contacts Torcan Lift Equipment at 1-833-743-2500 to rent the most serviced machine for your work. And further, visit our official website for more details.