Inspecting an Articulated Truck

The checklist below will help you inspect used articulated truck for sale. The checklist should not be considered as surrogation of licensed examination. The specification emphasizes items important to this particular nature of paraphernalia and is not inclusive.  Never operate equipment without following applicable safety procedures. Do not operate equipment unless you are qualified to do so.  We welcome your feedback on our checklist.  Always feel free to revert for expert advice.

1. Tires:  Make sure all tires are the correct size. Measure and record tread depth for each one. Scrutinize the damages thoroughly if there is any maintenance required with the side wall and treads. Remember to check the inner sidewalls as well. Pay close attention to the inner leakages and wheels.
2. Rear:  With the bed raised and safety bar engaged, check the rear frame, bed hinge pins, wear pads, differential and driveshaft for any distorted areas, cracks or welds. Also examine the underside of the bed and the emergency and parking brake systems.
3. Dump Cylinders:  The dump cylinders are exposed and can be damaged during loading operations. They should be closely checked for impact damage.
4. Articulation:  The articulation joint and steering cylinders must be examined closely. Watch for unnecessary theatrical performance in the elements as they move through their normal range of the movement.
5. Cab Rear:  There are several important components mounted on the back of the cab, including hydraulic fluid sight glasses. Steering mechanism collector and gearbox drain are also that is situated at this point and should be inspected for spills.
6. Engine:  Engine inspection should include a check of all fluid levels. Also note the condition of all belts and hoses as well as the radiator and exhaust system. Keep an eye out for excessive oil leaks.
7. Cab:  Inspect the overall condition of the cab. Take Note Of any fractured or crushed glass, damaged metal sheeting or mechanical corrosion.

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