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On landfill compactors, wheels are one of the most critical design features of the machine. They are designed to shred, tear, and break down the waste, to make it more compactable. Landfill compactor performance depends on many factors including overall weight, engine horsepower, and best practices, but the wheels, being directly in contact with the waste, their design directly impacts how well the landfill compactor functions & its ability to obtain optimal comp
Extending the lifespan of scrap equipment can be challenging due to its constant exposure to the elements and a variety of not-exactly-pristine materials. In addition, scrap logger/balers are capable of producing immense amounts of force, but incorrect materials or operation can be damaging to both the frame and the hydraulics, requiring expensive repairs. So, how in the world can any scrap yard expect to get 30,000+ operational hours out of their scrap logger/baler?
The use of heavy machinery like scrap logger/balers comes with obvious hazards. As we all know, cutting and crushing tools designed to handle cars and other scrap metal sources are particularly dangerous.
At the beginning of the purchasing process, customer service is mostly a hypothetical issue, as sales teams are incentivized to make the buying process as easy and hassle-free as possible. But a few years into operation, if something goes wrong, will the company still be there for you?
Downtime is costly, and every day it takes to get in touch with the service department and wait for parts to ship compounds those losses. To get the most out of your investment, it’s important to
