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Woodchipper Daily Maintenance Checklist

by Amanda Clayton, from the Community

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This woodchipper daily maintenance checklist helps crews and operators inspect critical components before use. Verify roadworthy items such as lights and tyres, check engine, coolant, and hydraulic fluid levels, and confirm battery security. Inspect air filter and radiator, tow hitch and safety chains, breakaway switch, trailer plug, and jockey wheel. Look for leaks across the engine and hydraulic system and check hoses and controls. Ensure shields and guards are secure, decals readable, and all grease points serviced. Assess knife and blade condition, remove debris buildup, and review chainsaw fuel, oil, and chain tension. Capture photos and sign off to document readiness.

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