You’re out on a job using your jetter when it suddenly breaks down. Perhaps you’ve fallen behind on the engine maintenance schedule. Maybe the high pressure causes a worn hose to rupture. Or the unit continues to function, but not at the pressure level needed to get the job done.To ensure your jetter doesn’t cost you downtime and remains a reliable piece of equipment over the long term, there are several maintenance practices that contractors should follow regularly.“The main thing to do on a daily basis is check the oil in the engine and the pump, make sure it’s up
Avoiding Jetter Failure
A proactive maintenance routine will help prevent jetting equipment from breaking down while on a job
Jul 27, 2017
| by Kyle Rogers |
