In extremely cold temperatures and high winds, your hydroexcavation equipment can take a beating. When the mercury dips below zero, waterlines can freeze and break, water heaters can fail to ignite, digging lances can freeze up, and water pumps can break if water isn’t blown out. To prevent these problems and more, you just need to take some extra precautions. Take a look at this insider’s guide to preparing your hydroexcavation equipment.Preseason checklist (before the snow flies)Check the water heater and make sure it ignites readily. Also, inspect the igniter and change any fuel filters.
Check the water pump, blower, transfer
Is Your Hydroexcavator Winter Ready?
Before the cold weather arrives, make sure your hydroexcavation equipment is prepared for the deep chill of winter.
Sep 21, 2016 | by Paul Mellen |
