The industrial and commercial grade pump truck parts on your truck typically equate to longevity and durability, but eventually, these parts will need to be repaired or replaced. Below are three of the top signs that your pump truck parts are wearing down and need to be replaced.
- Leaks. Pump trucks are used for a variety of processes, and for that reason, there are many types of liquid that these trucks could be pumping. From pumping water to sucking up waste, these pumps trucks utilize powerful vacuum technology to serve their purpose, but the moment a leak occurs, the potential for injury and other hazards skyrockets. A leak is a sure sign that one or multiple of your pump truck parts need some professional attention.
- Pressure issues. For many industries, maintaining a consistent pressure is crucial. When pressure issues arise, the safety and functionality of a pump truck could be in jeopardy. That’s why addressing pressure issues, both too high and too low of a pressure output, with part replacement in a timely manner is so important.
- Unusual noises. Gurgling, grinding, and any other strange noises coming from your pump truck shouldn’t be ignored, even if the truck’s processes seem to be operating smoothly. These noises indicate that something is wrong. The best way to diagnose these problems is to reach out to our team here at Pat’s Pump & Blower. We’ll take a look at your situation and any issues your pump truck is facing before pointing out which parts are causing these noises and then making recommendations for replacement parts that will best work with your truck.
If your pump truck needs new parts, don’t hesitate to reach out to us today.