Premature failure of hydraulic components
cost hydraulic equipment users
billions
of $$$ every year...
Up to 90% of these failures can be avoided -
if you know how!
Dear Friend,
Let's face it, hydraulic components are expensive. So having to replace them more often than you should, really hurts. If you're an owner-operator, it hurts your wallet directly. If you're a maintenance manager or supervisor, it hurts your budget. And if you're a hands-on member of a results-orientated maintenance team, it hurts your performance bonus.
According to industry sources, up to 90% of these costly, premature failures can be
avoided. My own research, gathered during 16 years in the hydraulic repair industry, supports
these statistics. And that’s why I've created this Web page.
You're about to discover how to save money and reduce downtime by preventing premature
failure of hydraulic components. No matter what type of hydraulic equipment
you own, operate, repair or maintain - this information applies to you.
You’ll learn:
Here's a sample of what's in store...
The definitive guide to preventing costly, premature failure
of hydraulic components
Premature failures and the consequential damage they cause, add $,000's to the annual operating cost of hydraulic equipment. Which is why you'll save lots of money once you know...
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Why hydraulic oil is the most important component of any hydraulic system, and
not a consumable that should be purchased on price alone. |
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How the construction of different types of pumps and motors make them susceptible to particular modes of failure and what to do about it. |
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The four most common causes of lubrication-related failures and how to prevent them. |
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How the four main types of contamination cause degradation failure of hydraulic components. |
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The top ten sources of contamination and their methods of exclusion. |
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Two common types of failures caused by aeration and how to prevent them. |
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Which lubricated contacts of hydraulic components rely on hydrostatic balance for trouble-free operation and how to maintain them. |
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How over-pressurization damages critical running surfaces of piston pumps and motors and how to avoid it. |
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Twelve common causes of cavitation failures and how to prevent them. |
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How to avoid consequential damage and reliability problems caused by high-temperature operation. |
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Eight common causes of high-temperature operation and their remedies. |
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How excessive case pressure and cavitation cause similar damage to an axial pump. |
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This is just a sample of what you'll learn - there's much more than I can list here. Which is why I am offering you my latest book (actually its an ebook) on a completely risk-free basis. It's called Preventing Hydraulic Failures and it contains a wealth of practical information, including component cross-sections and photographs of actual failures, all condensed into a logical, easy to understand format that you can absorb in just hours. Here's a sample of what's being said about it: |
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"Preventing Hydraulic Failures is an invaluable teaching tool. Eighty percent of Komatsu machines employ either piston pumps or motors. Of particular value were the sections on cavitation and aeration - two terms most misunderstood... well worth the investment."
Frederick Roeder (BSME) |
My sixteen years of experience is yours - risk-free
You've made it here just in time to take advantage of this special, introductory offer:
Based on the value of the information it contains, my peers have suggested I price Preventing Hydraulic Failures at $50. But because the book is 'hot off the press' I've decided to offer it to you at a special introductory price for a limited time. If you order Preventing Hydraulic Failures online by midnight on it's yours risk-free for only $37.00. That's a saving of $13 off the cover price.
And because I really want you to recoup the small cost of my new book many times over, I’m throwing in two Free Bonus valued at $35 if you order online by
Contamination control is the most important proactive maintenance routine for hydraulic equipment, right? WRONG! What's more, traditional preventative maintenance (PM) activities require a constant investment in labor and materials. This report outlines an approach to the preventative maintenance of hydraulic equipment that ensures reliability and reduces or eliminates the costs associated with recurring PM tasks. .
Free Bonus # 2 - ($15 value)
Are your filters destroying your hydraulic components?
If you haven't read this report, the filters on your hydraulic equipment could be quietly destroying the very components they were installed to protect. This hard-hitting report explains how some filters can destroy hydraulic components... and what to do about it. The information contained in this report alone, could quite easily save you 10, even 100 times the cost of my book. And if you order right now, these two reports, valued at $35, are yours FREE .
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I insist that you order Preventing Hydraulic Failures entirely at my risk. That’s why my latest book comes with a Risk-Free, Lifetime 100% Money-Back Guarantee. There’s absolutely NO RISK on your part.
If you don't like Preventing Hydraulic Failures for ANY reason, you can return it for an immediate 100% refund of your purchase price. And remember, this is a lifetime guarantee. You’re free to return it next month, next year, or ten years from now.
And because you’re entrusting me with your time and confidence, I want you to keep the Bonus Reports valued at $35, even if you return my book. That’s a guaranteed gain no matter what you decide!
I look forward to getting an email from you, telling me how you saved money using the information contained in Preventing Hydraulic Failures.
Sincerely,
Brendan Casey
P.S. Remember, If you are not totally satisfied with the book or the value of the information it contains, you can return it for an immediate 100% refund.
P.P.S. If you don’t order Preventing Hydraulic Failures right now, how will you stop wasting money on unnecessary degradation and failure of hydraulic components?
Questions? Email us at info@preventinghydraulicfailures.com.
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