Tips for Sweeping Professionals |
|
|
Tip #1 Reduce Intake Screen Clogging.
Tip #2 Solve Flat Tire Woes With Commercial Sealant. Tip #3 Use Lighter Tire Flaps in Winter. Tip #4 Clean Auxiliary Air Filters With Care. Tip #5 Sweep Up Fines Easily. Tip #6 Keep Dust From Circulating. Tip #7 Swap Sweeping for Services. Tip #8 Save Time, Make More Money With Weed Killer. Tip #9 Maintain Ongoing Client Contact. Tip #10 Help Clients Avoid Litigation. Tip #11 Reel-In Storage For Water Tank Fill Hose.
Tip #12 Eliminate Cold Weather Cable Freeze-ups. Tip #13 Keep Hopper Doors Working Freely. Tip #14 Lubricate Hopper Walls for Slick Dumping. Tip #15 Stop Sandblasting Your Hopper Interior. Tip #16 Sell Your Company Through Appearances. Tip #17 Use Special Fuel Pump On Some Auxiliaries. Tip #18 Install Second Muffler For Quieter Sweeping? Tip #19 Keep Communicating To Keep Contracts. Tip #20 Warm Up Hydraulics In Cold Weather. Tip #21 Carry Tools Conveniently. Tip #22 Straighten Bent Heads The Easy Way. Tip #23 Use Mall Plot Plans To Your Advantage. Tip #24 Take Your Excise Tax Rebate! Tip #25 Leave Bids and Contracts Open Ended. Tip #26 Build Client Base Through Referrals. Tip #27 Keep Hopper Lip Looking Nice. Tip #28 Easy Tire Changing For Outside Duals. Tip #29 Give Complimentary Dust Certificates. Tip #30 Extend V-Belt Life On Older Supervacs. Tip #31 Always Think Safety! Tip #32 Gauge Shows Water Level. Tip #33 Low Cost Fix For Broken Hoses. |
Tip #34 Remove Packed Hopper Debris With Vibrator.
Tip #35 Can't Sweep It? - Make It A Profit Center!
Tip #36 For Safety: Hand Crush Large Boxes. Tip #37 Space Reserved For Your Hint. Tip #38 Keep Newly Surfaced Lots Mark Free. Tip #39 Extend Hopper Life. Tip #40 Guard Against Injuries. Tip #41 Work Closely With Police. Tip #42 Stop Slips With Rubber Mats. Tip #43 Secure Your Drag Bar. Tip #44 Stop Panel Legends From Wearing Out. Tip #45 Clean Hopper Screen With A Blowtorch.
Tip #46 Get Trash Out Of Crevices. Tip #47 Start Your Frigid Auxiliary. Tip #48 Lengthen Air Filter Life. Tip #49 Reduce Downtime With Local Parts. Tip #50 Keep Light Litter From Clogging Screen. Tip #51 Light Up Your Tool Storage Area. Tip #52 Clean Up Leaves The Easy Way. Tip #53 A Bulletproof Solution For Sweeper Seat Wear. Tip #54 'Pencil In' Time for Routine Sweeping Head Adjustments. Tip #55 Keep Your Air Sweeper Seals in Top Shape. Tip #56 Portable Gasoline Container Safety Alert. Tip #57 Recycle Old Main Broom Segments Into Side Strip Brooms. Tip #58 Ensuring Consistent Battery Voltage on Older Sweepers. Tips 59-85 Mark Schwarze Offers 27 Ways to Improve Your Sweeping Business. Tip #86 Sell Your Sweeper Hopper as Billboard Space. Tip #87 Produce a Company Newsletter for Your Employees. |
Tip #88 Make Sure Your Starter Bendix Disengages in Dusty, Noisy Environments.
Tip #89 Push Bumper and Hideaway Strobes Minimize Potential for Accident and Damage if One Occurs. Tip #90 Tree Limbers On Board?
Tip #91 Good Backpack Blower Technique can Reduce Time, Money and Accidents. Tip #92 Ensuring Consistent Battery Voltage on Older Sweepers. Tip #93 Alert for Use of Diesel Fuel Run Solenoids. Tip #94 Use Marine Grease for Sweeper Bearings. Tip #95 Dealing With Claims of Windshield Damage Due to Rocks Thrown by Sweepers Tip #96 When it Comes to Safety Protection, All Earplugs are Not the Same Tip #97 Weed Out Time Wasters and Save $$ When Drug Testing New Employees Tip #98 Bonus Programs Can Help Retain and Improve Employees Tip #99 Correct Way to Connect and Disconnect a Sweeper Water Meter Tip #100 Street Sweeping Contractors Should Attend Their Sweeper Demos at Cities Tip #101 Keep Light Debris Off Debris Screen Tips #102 - 106 The parking lot sweeper focus group at NPE 2006 came up with at least 5 great sweeping-related tips. These included:
Tip #108 Offer Your Customers a Cleaner, Sweet-Smelling Curb Line or Pavement Tip #109 Keeping Tabs on Your Sweeper Operators Tip #110 Look More Professional With An Email Signature Tip #111 Use Your Cell Phone to Keep Track of Customers' Needs Tip #112 Tip for Hard Starting Sweeper Engine(s) |
© 2006 - 2008 - 2007 World Sweeper |
Site Map / Table of Contents |