With some machines, a consistent regimen of preventive maintenance is critical. Oil needs to be changed out and components need to be greased, or you could be in store for an equipment breakdown out in the field. Locating equipment is no different. It requires a certain amount of maintenance to keep it operational — but that alone won’t ensure success on the job site. You need a solid understanding of how to actually do locating work.Without that knowledge, it’s easy to mistake a job site problem for an equipment malfunction. Bad depth. Doesn’t locate right. Those are the types of
Get the Most Out of Your Locating Equipment
An understanding of potential job site challenges can help operators differentiate between malfunctioning tools or a job site issue
Jun 21, 2017 | by Kyle Rogers |

















