Some people believe that tanker truck maintenance is simply about changing the engine oil. This is both one-sided and incorrect. Tank truck maintenance is a broad concept, encompassing the replacement and cleaning of fluids and filters in all engine systems (engine oil, gear oil, brake fluid, transmission oil, power steering fluid, windshield washer fluid, battery water, oil filter, gas filter, air filter, and cabin air filter), replacement and maintenance of tanker truck wearing parts such as belts, batteries, brake pads, ball joints, clutch plates, and shock absorbers, and tanker truck detailing (washing, exterior paint treatment, interior trim care, etc.).
Proper tanker truck maintenance maintains the vehicle's performance and extends its service life. This article focuses on the maintenance of tanker truck wearing parts, specifically how to inspect, replace, and maintain them. It also explores potential issues with wearing parts identified during maintenance and the potential problems these issues may indicate. ◆Important things tanker truck drivers should pay attention to while driving:
① Check the working status of all instruments while the tanker truck is in motion;
② Check the steering system for proper operation while the tanker truck is in motion;
③ Check the hand and foot brakes for any abnormalities while the tanker truck is in motion;
Gas Stations
Mobile refueling trucks are tanker trucks equipped with an onboard computerized tax-controlled refueling pump. Fuel is pumped into the pump via a pump. The pump can meter fuel by liter or by input amount, or be equipped with a flow meter. These tanker trucks offer great flexibility and can be used for on-demand refueling. They can refuel cars, loaders, excavators, cranes, mining equipment, and ships in areas without gas stations, such as cities, suburbs, mines, docks, airports, train stations, and rural roads. This greatly improves the convenience of refueling for all types of vehicles and equipment, offering unparalleled flexibility and widespread service to the public, reducing the inconvenience of having to go to a gas station to refuel. They are truly mobile refueling stations.
