Heavy Equipment Servicing Karratha
Scheduled servicing where your machines work. Oils, filters, greasing and checks by the hour meter, plus a heads-up on anything that’s about to fail.
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Why servicing matters more in the Pilbara
Heat, dust and long hours wear oils, filters and components faster than the conditions most service schedules assume. A machine that’s serviced on time, with filters and coolers kept clean, breaks down less and lasts longer. A missed service is often the start of the next breakdown.
What a service includes
- Engine oil and filter change
- Fuel filters, and water separator drained
- Air filter check or replacement
- Hydraulic, transmission and final drive oils and filters at their intervals
- Greasing
- Coolant level and condition, radiator and cooler cleaning
- Belts, hoses and visible leaks checked
- Batteries and charging checked
- Tracks, tyres and undercarriage looked over
- A note of anything that needs attention, before it becomes a breakdown
The exact list depends on the machine and the service interval. Tell us the make, model and hours and we’ll plan the service.
Service intervals, roughly
| Hours | Typical work |
|---|---|
| Every 250 hrs | Engine oil and filter, greasing, checks |
| Every 500 hrs | Plus fuel filters and more filters, depending on the machine |
| Every 1,000 hrs | Plus driveline oils and more filters |
| Every 2,000 hrs | Plus hydraulic oil and coolant, depending on the machine |
This is a general guide only. Your machine’s manual sets the real intervals, and dusty, hot work often calls for shorter ones.
On-site servicing
We service machines where they work, so they don’t come off the job for a trip to a workshop. If you run a few machines, we can work out a schedule that keeps them all on track.
Call 0407 497 068 or request a service with the machine, hours and location.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you service machines on site?
Yes. We service machines where they work across Karratha and the West Pilbara.
How often should my machine be serviced?
Follow the manual’s hour-meter intervals, often every 250 hours for an engine oil service. Dusty, hot work can need shorter intervals.
Can you service a few machines on one visit?
Yes. Tell us the machines and hours and we’ll plan it.
What do you need to book a service?
Make, model, hour meter reading, location and any site entry rules.