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Firstly, it depends on the upkeep and maintenance the owner has performed on the machine and the size of the skid steer. You can assume that most small machines over 2,000 hours are getting up there. At the same time, you can extend that to 3,500 hours for larger machines.
Crane/Hoist Operators Daily / Pre-use Checklist Has the load been calculated and verified to be below the limits of the hoist and rigging? Are operating controls clearly identified? Are the controls operating correctly? Has the monorail beam been walked and visually checked for broken bolts, loose anchors, etc.
1 Perform a visual inspection of all aerial lift components, missing parts, torn or loose hoses, hydraulic fluid leaks, and replace as necessary. 2 Check to see if all oil, hydraulic, fuel and coolant are all at proper fluid levels. 3 Check the wheels tires for damage. Check the wheel lugs for tightness.
Inspect the Bucket, Loader Arms and Cylinders To check for wear on the bucket, look at its leading edge, the cutting teeth, side panels and bottom for signs of wear or damage. Check the cylinders for s or leaks and the loader arms for welds, which could be a sign of a repair.
Inspect your lift daily before operating. Never operate if it malfunctions or if it is broken in any way. Check the lifting points and adapters for damage or corrosion, and for wet, oily, or slick surfaces that may cause slippage. Wear the proper personal protective equipment.
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Visual checks: Tyres (check for wear, splitting and pressures) Condition of the lights and lenses. Condition of the gauges. Obvious signs of damage to the body and overhead guards. Obvious signs of damage to the mast, lifting assembly and attachments. Forklift tynes and backrest for s and fractures.
An inspection checklist (sometimes called an inspection sheet) is a structured list of tasks that must be completed during an inspection. It helps ensure compliance with safety regulations, industry standards, or maintenance requirements.

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