Agricultural Machinery Maintenance Adds Power And Prepares Sufficient Horsepower To Ensure Autumn Harvest

Agricultural machinery maintenance adds power and prepares sufficient horsepower to ensure autumn harvest

The autumn harvest only lasts for about twenty days. If agricultural machinery suddenly breaks down and cannot operate, the grain for the entire season will have to be left on the ground to dry and cannot be harvested. As for how we can really achieve a state of continuous work of machinery and people without rest this year, in fact, the answer to this question lies deep in the maintenance teams that set out before dawn.

Accessories are ready in advance

One month before the autumn harvest was about to arrive, maintenance technicians had already visited several local agricultural machinery dealers. They made a list of commonly used gears, bearings, and welding parts, and then compared the inventory bit by bit.

Fu Quanbo said this because last year there was a farmer who lacked a hydraulic cylinder when harvesting wheat. This man waited for two whole days for the spare parts, which delayed all the farm work in the field. He said this situation must never happen again this year.

The security team is mobilized

The group has proposed an overall approach that calls for strengthening the main business of transportation, providing excellent people's livelihood services, and making the industrial ecology more advantageous. In response to this idea, the repair shop specially formed a small team to ensure the autumn harvest work. There are a total of five staff members in this team, and they are also equipped with two vehicles for emergency repairs.

Guo Qiaoling knew it personally and carefully calculated an account to record the situation. The members of this team only spent a total of six days from the initial establishment to the official launch of the operation. In the hands of each team member, he holds tightly a tool kit containing various tools, as well as a form document with the contact information of farmers in the area.

Just answer the phone and leave

In fact, there is only one rule, that is, if the user calls for help, the car must be dispatched within fifteen minutes, and the person must arrive at the scene within thirty minutes. No matter it is two o'clock in the morning or it is raining, as soon as the engine of the emergency repair vehicle starts to sound, it will go out immediately. In early October last year, a situation occurred in a village south of Pingdu, and the gearbox of the combine harvester was stuck. The team rushed there at two o'clock in the middle of the night. It was repaired before dawn so that farmers could catch up with the next day's harvest work.

The fields are the workstations

The experience that impressed Fu Quanbo the most was this. At that time, there was neither a dedicated car repair shed nor a ready-made ditch available. Their toolboxes were propped directly on the field ridge, and the machine path was also filled with tools. Once, the car got stuck deeply in the mud and could not be pulled out. He took down the riveting and welding equipment, squatted in the middle of a field full of rice stubble, and worked for four hours.

By the time he was finally done, the mud on his body had already caked up, and he was covered in dirty mud. However, when the machine made noise and started to rotate again, a farmer next to him came over, patted him on the shoulder, and casually said a word of approval called an unexpected simple response.

If you don’t cry tired, you really don’t cry tired.

Someone asked me if I was tired from running seven or eight times a day. Everyone in the team said they were used to it. At six o'clock in the morning, I go out to work on farm machinery, repair and add power, and prepare enough horsepower to ensure the autumn harvest. I don't finish work until eight or nine o'clock in the evening. It is common to see me change my clothes three times during the whole day. No one mentioned overtime pay, because they felt that as soon as the machine rang, food would be available, and the money was well spent.

What farmers say about "reliability"

When the return visits were conducted at the end of this season, almost 80% of the farmers gave a satisfactory evaluation.

One of them, an old man who has been farming for 20 years, said this. In the past, if the agricultural equipment was damaged, it could only be towed to that place in the town. But now, riveting, welding and maintenance services are all delivered directly to the field. This saves gas money for trailer travel, and more importantly, it saves the anxiety and uneasiness caused by delaying the farming season.

Even the dealers responsible for sales reported the specific demand for accessories back to the repair shop, thus forming a very complete work chain that can be closed in a loop.

Regarding the agricultural machinery used by your family during the autumn harvest, when was the last maintenance work performed? Please share your relevant experiences and insights with everyone in the comment area, click the agree button, and then forward this information to your friends who are engaged in agricultural planting around you.