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Periodic audit comparing logged vs target rates.

An auxiliary hydraulic pump is a secondary pump fitted to supply hydraulic power to systems such as sweep gear, brushes, or suction equipment. Depending on design, it can support more stable flow as engine speed varies during operation. Consistent hydraulic delivery improves controllability and supports predictable engagement of hydraulically actuated components. Auxiliary supply is relevant…

Valve/cap preventing drips when spray sections close.

Laminated quick-reference table correlating nozzle pressure with binder output. Helps site staff confirm correct flow without needing software access.

12-volt or 24-volt socket mounted in the cab or body for powering hand tools. Commonly used to run inspection lamps or small pumps on UK sweepers.

Additive reducing foaming in emulsion tanks/pumps.

Reference line for starting spray/line runs.

Heavy-duty switch disconnecting auxiliary batteries during storage. Stops parasitic drain and extends service life over winter lay-ups.

Portable logger clipped to the aggregate conveyor. Records chipping temperature to confirm compliance with Clause 922 surface-dressing specs.

Directs high‑velocity air from the sweeper fan to dislodge curbside debris.