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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the EXCAVATOR 80-POINT INSPECTION checklist in our editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the Work Order number, date, model, technician signature, P.I.N., and hours at the top of the form. This information is crucial for tracking and accountability.
  3. Proceed to the Safety Equipment section. Check off items like safety decals and operator’s manual as you verify their presence on the excavator.
  4. Continue through each category—Engines, Cooling System, Fluids/Lubrication, Hydraulic, Electrical, Leaks, Power Train, Undercarriage—ensuring to mark any issues with A (Critical), B (Operational), C (OK), or S (Passed Inspection).
  5. In the Comments section at the end of each category, note any specific observations or recommendations for repairs.
  6. Finally, fill in customer details including name, address, phone number, and obtain their signature to complete the inspection process.

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How Do You Perform Excavator Inspection Walk around the work area to ensure theres enough space for the machine to work within. Before turning on the machine, inspect the boom, the dipper arm, and the bucket. Look for any cracks or dents. Inspect the undercarriage area. Check the hydraulic fluid and coolant level.
The 70 Point Inspection Includes: Many of the same components addressed in the 150-Point inspection are covered in the 70-Point inspections to a lesser degree, depending on what parts are examined. Less points means less areas are inspected and less parts are checked for functionality.
Also known as the North American Standard Inspection, the Level 1 inspection is the most comprehensive and commonly performed out of the six DOT inspection levels. Level 1 involves a thorough 37-step procedure that checks both the driver and the vehicle, as well as any illegal cargo.
Headlights, brake lights, turn signals, reverse lights, side marker lights and even the little license plate bulbs are some of the most common reasons cars fail inspection.
62-point and 90-point inspections provide comprehensive assessments of a vehicles condition. These detailed inspections cover: Undercarriage and Engine Compartments: Checking for leaks and wear. Suspension and Steering Components: Ensuring proper alignment and handling.

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A 72-point inspection is an in-depth assessment of a vehicles condition. It covers all the critical aspects of the car to ensure that everything is functioning properly and to identify any potential issues before you make a purchase.
A multi-point inspection checks all of the belts and hoses in your car, including the timing belt, drive belt, fuel lines, vacuum lines, and hoses that connect to the radiator, air conditioner, heater, and power steering.