Why Maintenance Matters

Heavy-duty truck lifts handle the largest and heaviest vehicles in the industry. Regular maintenance ensures safety, reliability, and optimal performance.

Key Risks of Skipping Maintenance

• Safety Risks: A lift failure can cause catastrophic damage and severe injuries.
• Increased Costs: Ignoring minor issues leads to major breakdowns and expensive repairs.
• Downtime: A malfunctioning lift halts operations, delaying projects and increasing costs.
• Warranty Voids: Regular maintenance is often required to maintain the manufacturer’s warranty.

Recommended Maintenance Schedule

• Daily Checks: Inspect for leaks, cracks, and proper safety lock engagement before each use.
• Weekly Maintenance: Check hydraulic fluid, inspect cables, and lubricate moving parts.
• Annual Inspections: Schedule a professional inspection to ensure structural integrity and operational efficiency.

After Heavy Use or Accidents

After heavy loads or incidents, immediately inspect hydraulic hoses, safety locks, and load-bearing components to ensure no hidden damage.

Professional vs. DIY Maintenance

While daily checks and minor tasks can be done in-house, complex repairs and diagnostics should be left to certified professionals.