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Terex Utilities Adds 26 New Tech Tips in 2021
The company's Services Department shared new tech tips making a total of 169 available on the company’s website.

The company's Services Department shared new tech tips making a total of 169 available on the company’s website.
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Terex Utilities regularly distributes tech tips about troubleshooting, inspecting, and maintaining aerial devices and digger derricks. In 2021, the Terex Utilities Services Department shared 26 new tips making a total of 169 available on the company’s website. The 26 new tips were downloaded more than 1,000 times.
“Based on frequently asked questions from customers, our service team writes these tips as supplemental information to Terex equipment maintenance manual. Designed for quick reference, some topics are specific to certain Terex Utilities models and others are more general in nature,” said Jason Julius, Technical Support and Training.
Each tip identifies what the service call is, the tools required, and which Terex Utilities models it applies to. In many cases, photos are also provided. “In addition, we are now integrating video into some of the new and existing tech tips to help demonstrate the topic,” said Julius.
The top seven most downloaded tech tips of 2021 are:
#138 Troubleshooting TM Leveling with Generator Style Leveling
#148 A Popping or Cracking Noise that Appears to be coming from the Mast or Pedestal Area
#89 Removal of Stuck/Frozen Outrigger Pins
#135 Setting HOP on General Digger Derrick
#151 Ways to Attach Non-Conductive Hoses to Pull Through a Boom
#157 Fitting Torque Chart
#91 Planetary Slip Brake Rotation
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