There are numerous components on a truck that hold potential energy. Take for instance, a driveshaft, which can be suddenly converted to kinetic energy and become a hazard if it’s not removed with caution. Learn more in Jake Schell’s monthly column published in Fleet Equipment magazine.
The 3 Key Elements that Drive Shop Safety
In a fast-paced and hazardous shop environment, overlooking even the smallest details can have severe consequences. In this blog post, our very own Jack Schell explores three key elements that can help keep you and others safe at the shop.
Mind Your Axle to Prepare for the Unexpected
With todayโs trucks, drive axles tend to be ignored because they are largely trouble free. However, axles can experience leaks, among other issues, because sealing surfaces on rotating parts wear over time.ย Vents can also get plugged up and cause an oil leak. But a few simple maintenance steps can keep those axles running smoothly.
Spring Cleaning Tips for Your Truck’s HVAC System
With warmer weather emerging, your truck’s HVAC sub-systems and components that helped keep the cold at bay need some attention. Here are some tips to keep the system in peak performance.
Overcoming Challenges of EV Battery Charging Times
The future of EV-powered trucks is in full swing, and with it, manufacturers face issues with battery charging times, particularly in cold weather. Learn more in this TruckSeries blog from our very own Devin Herrmann.
TMC Recommended Practices Leave No Stone Unturned in TruckSeries Software
There is simply no way a technician could possibly know all the inโs and outโs to every truck in service. But with the integration of TMC Recommended Practices within TruckSeries, technicians can instantly pinpoint valuable maintenance guidance โ from among hundreds of technical documents โย with a click of a button.
Spring Maintenance Tips to Keep Your Trucks Rolling
Before winter arrives, fleet managers and technicians know just how important it is to prepare their fleet for the challenging winter months and the harsh conditions it brings. Just as equally important to pre-winter maintenance is post-winter maintenance, or โspring maintenance.โ
Taking the Bull by the Horns with Truck Electrical Circuit Testing
While it is clearly necessary to check for circuit voltage, open circuits and shorted circuits, there are proper and improper methods to accomplish those tasks. Letโs take a brief look at three improper connector and wire testing methods here in this informative blog from our own Jake Schell.
Quick & Accurate Price Quotes with TruckSeries Estimator
How long will my truck be out of service?ย How much will it cost? Business owners and customers alike want quick, accurate answers to these commonly asked questions, especially in todayโs economic market. Mitchell 1 TruckSeries is here to help! With just a few clicks of the mouse, you can create accurate repair and cost estimates that address these questions for your customers. Learn how in this short blog.
Getting Your Fleet Winter-Ready
With winter now officially upon us, trucks in your fleet may be traveling on wet, snowy and icy roads. While driving in these conditions may not be the most ideal for drivers, there are steps that can be taken to ensure your fleet is properly prepared for any winter driving challenge. Learn from our own Curt Bogert on some proven tips that you can do today in this blog.
