Compact equipment rental companies face unique challenges when it comes to the final drive motors for their fleets because their equipment is often subjected to very heavy use by a number of different operators. This Shop Talk Blog post addresses the pain points and how to mitigate them.
Here are some additional Shop Talk Blog Posts you might find helpful:
- 6 Cost-Saving Ways to Manage Fleet Maintenance
- What Fleet Owners Need to Know About Hydraulic Motor Failure
- Benefits of Hydraulic Fluid Analysis for Equipment Fleets of All Sizes
Frequent Repairs and Unexpected Downtime
Because rental equipment is typically used intensively (and often improperly) by operators, it wears out more quickly and experiences breakdowns. Unexpected downtime for repairs and replacements is one of the main reasons why routine inspections and maintenance should be performed before a rental goes out and when one returns. Wear and unexpected downtime are also why rental companies must keep replacement parts on hand.
