Working as a mechanic today is an exciting job with many challenges. It is important that you stay informed and educated on everything new in the trucking industry. There is a lot of information to take in and it can be difficult to keep up with everything. We at Onspot want it to be easy for the mechanic to work with our system. Read more here.
The development of the trucking industry is moving fast, electric trucks are becoming an increasingly common sight along the roads. All extra equipment such as cameras, radar systems etc. require that you stay up to date with the new technology. The flow of information can feel overwhelming, and it can be difficult to keep up with everything.
How can we make life easier for the mechanic?
Working with our system should be simple and easy to retrieve the information you need via our website: www.onspot.com There you will find information about our free web-based training portal, interesting blogs, interviews with end users and assembly instructions, etc. But perhaps the most important of all, our measurement forms used daily by truck mechanics and parts personnel.
Why use the measurement forms?
It all started with an idea to make it easier to get the right vehicle bracket and a complete Onspot system. There are many truck manufacturers and models, ranging from garbage trucks, gravel trucks, fire trucks, freight transport, etc. This means that the trucks do not look the same in their design. Ad-blue tanks, crossbars, axle configurations and different tire dimensions are just a few parameters that without the measurement forms would have made the job more difficult for the mechanic.
How do the measurement forms work?
It is based on VSI or Vehichle Suspension Information about the different truck manufacturers' models. It takes into account specific suspension measurements along with all peripherals that can make assembly more difficult, such as ad-blue tanks, crossbars, axle configurations and tire dimensions etc. This means that we must have many different variants of car mounts. By adding all the dimensions and parameters together, we are able to build a complete system based on the information we receive. In the end the mechanic will receive a complete system specific to that vehicle with assembly instructions.
How to find spare parts for an existing system?
In the same way that you go about getting part numbers for a new assembly, you do to find the right spare parts. The compilation of the spare parts can be found in the assembly instructions.
When installing automatic tire chains or replacing wear parts, a good job has been done. The knowledge that the truck driver has a system that increases accessibility in winter road conditions and that the driver gets a less stressful working day in winter road conditions.
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Also, don't forget to try our free web-based training for the mechanic and truck driver. Click here to get started
