08/12/2026
Less than $20 in parts. About a week with the unit down.
One customer’s unit needed new handlebar bushings. The parts were inexpensive. The downtime was not.
Small wear items are easy to overlook, especially when the unit still seems to be operating. But a loose handlebar, weak battery, worn tire, damaged connection, or unusual noise can quickly interrupt the job when equipment demand increases.
Our equipment maintenance checklist gives your team a practical place to start before busy season.
Check the unit. Document what has changed. Address small problems before they become larger repairs.
Read the full checklist: https://na2.hubs.ly/H077_4n0
When workloads increase, small equipment issues can quickly become operational downtime. Use this equipment maintenance checklist to review batteries, tires, controls, steering, attachments, wiring, hydraulics, and common wear items before busy season begins.