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Learn how to extend rebuild intervals and replacement costs.

Maintaining your mobile equipment is probably one of your largest cost centers. Engine and drive rebuilds alone can send your maintenance budget through the roof. Learn how to drastically reduce maintenance and lubricant costs in this intensive, information-packed three-day course.

A Strategy for Extending Oil Change Intervals
You could be leaving money on the table if you aren’t optimizing oil drain intervals. After this training, you’ll know that you’re getting the most from your oil when you follow Noria’s detailed gameplan for squeezing maximum life out of lubricants. You’ll learn exactly what trigger points to look for on an oil analysis report, how much filtration is enough and the operating conditions that are best for your oil.

You will learn:

• How to significantly extend rebuild intervals
• How to maximize oil change intervals without risking reliability
• When you might need to use a synthetic oil
• How to reduce owning and operating costs
• Easy field tests and tools for quick inspections

Who Should Attend?

• All Maintenance Professionals
• Maintenance and Engineering Managers
• Maintenance Coordinators and Engineers
• Reliability Engineers
• Lubrication and Maintenance Technicians
• Equipment and Fleet Managers

Fluid Types Covered

• Engine lubricants
• Differential and final drive lubricants
• Hydraulic fluids
• Transmission fluids
• Greases
• Coolants

Get Answers to These and All Your Questions about Lubrication:

  • Is an engine prelube system a good idea for extending engine life?

  • Should I upgrade the performance and quality of my air cleaner filtration?

  • How do I set caution and critical alarms for wear metals and additives?

  • I've heard about oil burn systems used on engines nowadays. Are they a good idea?

  • How do I determine the remaining useful life of my oil?

  • Is particle counting a good test for diesel engine oils?

  • What are the five most important things I should be looking for on my oil analysis report?

  • Should I use the new API "CI-4 Plus" motor oil in my diesel engines?

  • Are engine bypass filters a good investment?

  • What are the benefits and drawbacks of screening oil samples before sending them to my lab?

  • Can I use a motor oil as a hydraulic fluid?

  • Is it okay to use an automatic transmission fluid as an engine flush fluid?

  • Should I be using magnetic plugs with my final drive/differential gear case?

  • Should I use a filter cart for periodic flushing of my rear-end gear oils?

  • What types of tests should I conduct onsite with fleet equipment?

  • I've heard that engine rebuilds can be extended by up to four times - how can this be done?

  • Are synthetics a good investment for diesel engine lubrication?

  • How can I prevent sluggish hydraulic operation on my mobile equipment?

  • Should I do coolant analysis as well as oil analysis on my mobile equipment?

  • How can I safely extend engine oil drain intervals?

  • Is there any way to test for soot and dispersancy failure in the field?

  • How can I use oil analysis to switch from time based to condition based transmission rebuilds?

  • How do new emission regulations affect my engine oil?

 

start quoteGood program and very informative for both experienced and inexperienced in oil analysis and lubrication.end quote

-- Gilbert S. Celis, Truck Service Facility Supervisor, Asarco Inc.

 

 



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