P.M.P.
Preventative Maintenance Program
Only one leading answer was given when head servicemen were asked about the benefits of P.M.P.:
Less
Breakdowns. “If action is taken with small problems,
they won’t become major disasters”, says Corporate Service Manager, Tom Leggette. Ernesto Lara, Johnson
Service, also says other benefits include lowering costs of repairs, preventing damages to electrical equipment,
gearboxes, centerdrives, and leaky seals. The most
important factor to think about is what you, as a producer, would like done, and to what extent. Is it worth having your system shut down during the growing season? A
standard PMP inspection consists of 300 checkpoints on a system, and will give producers peace of mind that the
highest quality products are installed on the system. Chris Hindman, Garden City Service, says, “It’s important to
stay in constant contact with the farmers, making sure they are fresh and ready to start at the beginning of the growing season.”
“The best time to do preventative
maintenance is before winter strikes, saving money and
frustrations,” states Roy Forester, Sublette/Plains service. Teeter Irrigation cares about our customers, helping them to save time, energy, money, and improve the overall
performance of the irrigation equipment. Call your local Pictured: Fausto Alvarez (Walsh Service Dept.)
serviceman today to schedule your P.M.P.