- Pos 1. Inspect the side plates on the tipper body for dents, cracks and holes.
- Pos 2. Inspect the front plate on the tipper body for dents, cracks and holes.
- Pos 2. Inspect the bottom plate on the tipper body for dents, cracks and holes.
- Pos 4. Inspect the chute plate on the tipper body for dents, cracks and holes.
- Pos 5. Inspect the liner plates on the tipper body for dents, cracks and holes.
Recurring relining is required to maintain the quality and lifespan of a tipper body in operation. In case any of the liner plates is severely damaged or has fallen off it shall be replaced in order to maintain the quality and lifespan of the tipper body in operation. Ensure that the bottom and chute plate has not been worn down below half the original thickness before relining. In case of damage (excluding normal wear and tear) to the tipper body plates or if body is in need of relining, contact the supplier of the product.
- Dents can cause an increased wear rate and shorten the lifespan of the tipper body
- Wear rate is dependent on number of unloads and abrasiveness of handled material
- Use the tipper body according to the operating instructions