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Routine maintenance. It sounds boring and in fact, it isn’t exactly an earth-shattering event. Regardless of how much excitement it elicits, it is also a necessary evil when properly maintaining your hydraulic system.

With its main function to remove dirt and particles from the hydraulic components. Particle contamination can wreak havoc on your system, with the potential to cause malfunctioning parts, component failure, and downtime for your mobile equipment.

Preventative Maintenance Can Save You Time and Money

Rather than playing the game of too early or too late, implementing a maintenance schedule can help streamline your filter upkeep. With a maintenance schedule, you can monitor your filter capacity levels, knowing when they should be changed. This can allow for less downtime and gives you the ability to maintain an efficient, well-maintained hydraulic system.