Trommel Refurbishment Project – Onsite in Lethbridge
Location
Lethbridge
Date completed
Maude Diesel recently completed a major onsite trommel refurbishment project in Lethbridge, carrying out extensive mechanical repairs and component replacement to get the machine back into reliable working condition.
With large machinery, transporting equipment back to a workshop isn't always practical. Our onsite heavy equipment repair service allows us to bring our experience and equipment directly to the job site, helping reduce downtime and keep machinery working where it's needed.
Trommel Refurbishment Work
This project involved a significant strip-down and overhaul of the trommel, including:
- Dismantling and removing the drum
- Removing the brush assembly and replacing the brushes
- Replacing all unserviceable bearings throughout the idlers and associated components
- Replacing the hydraulic pump and gear
- Hydraulic line replacement carried out by our specialist subcontractor
- Drum repairs and welding completed by a specialist subcontractor
- Reassembling the drum and all associated components
- Final testing and commissioning to ensure the machine was operating correctly
The project required careful planning and coordination between Maude Diesel and our specialist subcontractors, with the machine being progressively dismantled, repaired and rebuilt onsite in Lethbridge.
Onsite Heavy Equipment & Diesel Repairs
Maude Diesel provides onsite diesel mechanical repairs and heavy equipment maintenance throughout Geelong and surrounding areas.
Our mobile repair capability means we can attend worksites to carry out repairs and maintenance on heavy machinery, plant and equipment, hydraulic systems and diesel-powered equipment, helping businesses avoid unnecessary transport costs and minimise equipment downtime.
Whether it's a hydraulic issue, bearing replacement,
, component replacement or a larger machinery refurbishment like this trommel project, our experienced team can assess the job and provide a practical repair solution.
