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    Safety & Maintenance Checklist - Motor Graders

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    The document provides a checklist for inspecting a motor grader. It lists specific components and areas to inspect, such as tires, brakes, fluids, hoses, belts, lights, windows, and controls. The inspector is looking for issues like wear, damage, leaks, cleanliness, and proper fluid levels. The goal is to evaluate the overall condition and safety of the motor grader.

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    Safety & Maintenance Checklist - Motor Graders

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    The document provides a checklist for inspecting a motor grader. It lists specific components and areas to inspect, such as tires, brakes, fluids, hoses, belts, lights, windows, and controls. The inspector is looking for issues like wear, damage, leaks, cleanliness, and proper fluid levels. The goal is to evaluate the overall condition and safety of the motor grader.

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    The document provides a checklist for inspecting a motor grader. It lists specific components and areas to inspect, such as tires, brakes, fluids, hoses, belts, lights, windows, and controls. The inspector is looking for issues like wear, damage, leaks, cleanliness, and proper fluid levels. The goal is to evaluate the overall condition and safety of the motor grader.

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    Safety & Maintenance Checklist - Motor Graders

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    The document provides a checklist for inspecting a motor grader. It lists specific components and areas to inspect, such as tires, brakes, fluids, hoses, belts, lights, windows, and controls. The inspector is looking for issues like wear, damage, leaks, cleanliness, and proper fluid levels. The goal is to evaluate the overall condition and safety of the motor grader.

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    Safety & Maintenance

    Inspection:
    Motor Graders

    Operator/Inspector_____________________ Date________________ Time__________________


    What are you inspecting? 9 What are you looking for? 9 Evaluator Comments

    FROM THE GROUND


    Steps And Handholds Condition and cleanliness
    Tires, Lug Nuts, Brakes Inflation, damage, stem covers
    Tandem housings Trash, dirt buildup, leaks
    Articulation area Trash or dirt buildup
    Air reservoir Drain water and sediment
    Transmission Leaks
    Underneath Of Machine Differential and tandem leaks
    Hydraulic Oil Tank Fluid level, damage, leaks
    Covers and guards Damage, secured
    Batteries & Hold Downs Cleanliness, loose bolts & nuts
    Fuel level, damage, leaks; drain water and
    Fuel Tank
    sediment
    Hydraulic cylinders, tubes, hoses and fittings Damage, leaks
    Circle drive Leaks
    Front wheel spindle bearings Leaks
    All wheel drive motors Damage, leaks
    Blade linkage Damage, loose or missing bolts
    Blade and end bits Excessive wear or damage
    Loose or missing nuts & bolts, Loose guards,
    Overall Machine
    cleanliness
    ENGINE COMPARTMENT
    Engine Oil Fluid level
    Engine Coolant Fluid level
    Engine Precleaner Dirt buildup
    Air Filter Restriction indicator
    Radiator Fin blockage, leaks
    All Hoses Cracks, wear spots, leaks
    All Belts Tightness, wear, cracks
    Overall Engine Compartment Trash or dirt buildup, leaks
    ON THE MACHINE, OUTSIDE THE CAB
    Lights, lenses Damage, cleanliness
    Mirrors, windows Damage, cleanliness
    Windshield Wipers & Washers Wear, damage, fluid level
    INSIDE THE CAB
    ROPS Damage
    Seat Adjustment, pedal travel
    Seat Belt & Mounting Damage, wear, adjustment
    Fire Extinguisher Charge, damage
    Horn, backup alarm, lights Proper Function
    Controls, gauge lenses Damage, cleanliness, operational
    Overall Cab Interior Cleanliness

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