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How Often Should Liftgate Hydraulics Be Serviced?
“How Often Should Liftgate Hydraulics Be Serviced?” Your liftgate is the last thing between your freight and the street. When it slows to a crawl (or quits), routes back up and customers get angry. Naturally you’re asking: “How often should I service the hydraulics so this doesn’t happen?” The honest answer: service intervals are based on cycles, climate, and load—not just calendar time. But there are solid benchmarks you can follow. This guide lays out recommended inspection and service intervals, what “hydraulic service” actually includes, the warning signs you’re overdue, and how to shave downtime by bundling maintenance with other work. We’ll also tackle common questions fleets ask about fluids, filters, cylinders, and whether batteries count as “hydraulic maintenance.” Quick Takeaways Quarterly (or every ~1,000 lift cycles): Check fluid level/condition, look for leaks, test voltage under load, lube pivots. Annually (or every ~4,000–5,000 cycles): Change hydrau...
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