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The document is a comprehensive maintenance inspection checklist for motor graders, detailing an 86-point inspection process. It covers various systems including safety equipment, engine, cooling, brake, steering, fluids, hydraulic, electrical, power train, and additional maintenance items. Each section includes specific components to be checked and categorized based on their condition. The checklist is designed for technicians to ensure thorough evaluation and documentation of the equipment's operational status.

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What does a 5 point inspection include?

The 5 Point Inspection is a comprehensive process that focuses on five key areas of a facility. These areas typically include the roof, electrical system, HVAC system, plumbing, and the structure of the building itself.

How do you inspect a grader?

Inspect under and around the machine for such items as loose or missing bolts, trash build-up, cut or gouged tires; damaged hydraulic lines or hoses; oil, fuel, or coolant leaks; and condi- tion of blade. The grease gun is a very important maintenance tool.

What are the daily checks on a motor grader?

Essential Daily Maintenance Checks for Motor Graders The checklist includes checking the engine, hydraulic system, moldboard, tires, lights and signals, and fluids and lubrication.

What does the inching pedal do on a grader?

With the inching pedal To them, its the transmission modulator control. But whatever you call it, its function is clear: Depressing the pedal disengages power to the graders wheels.

How to maintain a grader?

Graders are especially dangerous because of their blade, but all moving machines put workers at risk of struck-by hazards and caught-in/caught-between hazards. In addition, unsafe and improper use can lead to excessive wear or damage to the grader.