Scheduled Servicing
Servicing on a schedule costs less than repairs on a phone call.
01 / 04Hour-based service plans
02 / 04On-site servicing
03 / 04Oil sampling and trending
04 / 04Digital service history
How it works
Plans are written against machine hours rather than months, so a machine working double shifts is serviced twice as often as one that is not, and neither is serviced for the sake of a date in a diary.
Oil is sampled at every visit and the results are trended, so bearing and pump wear is caught while it is still a filter change. Your service history lives in one place and follows the machine.
- Hour-based service plans
- On-site servicing
- Oil sampling and trending
- Digital service history
Where this applies.
Machines on our books that this department looks after.
Caterpillar
In stock
950 GC
Wheel Loader
- EmissionsStage V / Tier 4 Final
- Bucket capacity3.1 m³
- Operating weight18,700 kg
- Engine output168 kW
Volvo
In stock
L120H
Wheel Loader
- EmissionsStage V / Tier 4 Final
- Bucket capacity3.6 m³
- Operating weight20,500 kg
- Engine output220 kW
Komatsu
In stock
WA320-8
Wheel Loader
- EmissionsStage V / Tier 4 Final
- Bucket capacity2.7 m³
- Operating weight15,600 kg
- Engine output127 kW
VMAX
Build slot open
VX-L350
Wheel Loader
- EmissionsStage V / Tier 4 Final
- Bucket capacity4.2 m³
- Operating weight23,800 kg
- Engine output250 kW
Scheduled Servicing on your fleet.
Tell us what you run and where it runs, and we will put a plan and a price against it.