Resources

When brake parts start acting up, the first useful information often comes from the driver. Learn what to note about air leaks, pull, stroke concerns, release behaviour, and heat before the truck rolls into the shop.

A trailer floor rarely fails all at once. More often, the warning starts with a soft spot, a loose fastener, or water sneaking in where it should not be. Here’s what fleet owners and drivers should watch for before a minor issue grows.

Small changes in bar condition, chain behaviour, lubrication, and mounting can be early clues that a harvester saw unit needs attention before production slips. Here’s what crews in Western Canada should record between shifts.

A good spare parts shelf is more than a stack of boxes. Learn how to label, store, and track critical parts so your fleet spends less time waiting on the next repair.

A quick walkaround between jobs can catch cracked glass, loose guards, and hard-to-close access panels before they slow a crew down. Here’s what to look for on forestry equipment working in rough, dusty conditions around Kamloops and across Western Canada.

Oil pressure warnings are one of those problems that can mean very different things depending on when they happen, how the gauge behaves, and what the engine was doing at the time. Here’s a practical way to record the clues before service so diagnosis goes faster.