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Seguir comprandoKeep scrapers, stretchers, irons and binding machines running: maintenance, troubleshooting, and finding the right OEM replacement part.
Getting the old floor, adhesive, and fasteners out without damaging the substrate.
Blade width, bevel direction, angle and blade type for each flooring material, plus how to keep blades sharp enough to matter.
How a wheeled tile breaker and a ride-on scraper each take up tile and mortar, and which fits the room, the mortar bed and the access.
Patching, leveling, and testing so the new floor has something to bond to.
Transitions, wall base, stairs, and edge details.
Identifying the right OEM replacement part.
Keeping machines and tools running between jobs.
Cooling down, cleaning air filters, changing heating elements and cleaning nozzles on Leister-type heat weld guns, and what to leave to a service center.
Rebuilding a knee kicker: replacing pin plates and teeth, setting pin depth, and swapping the bumper pad on Roberts and Crain kickers.
Keeping a Crain or Roberts power stretcher working: pin depth, lubrication, the wear parts that fail first, and their part numbers.
Charging, alarms and cold-weather care for National ride-on batteries, plus watering and hydrometer checks if you run flooded cells.
Daily, monthly and hour-based maintenance for battery ride-on scrapers: charging, hydraulics, blades, wheels, storage and transport, based on National's serv...
On a battery ride-on, the drive wheels, wheel motors and front caster take more abuse than anything except the blade. Carpet fiber and glue...
Changing blades on Crain and Roberts undercut, jamb and toe-kick saws: unplugging, spindle locks, blade direction, height and depth settings, and brushes.
Which Eddy Floor Scraper parts wear, how to change blades, and how to read Eddy's parts list when ordering
The daily checks, blade care and adjustments that keep a walk-behind floor scraper cutting, based on National's 550 manual.
Choosing and setting up the machines and consumables for this work.
Sizing a dust collector to a grinder under OSHA Table 1, what HEPA and filter cleaning mean in practice, and the setup mistakes that kill airflow.
Strap ratings, tie-down counts, and National's rules for moving ride-on scrapers: no ramps, lift gates rated for the load, and blades off.
Fixing skipped stitches, broken thread and poor feed on a carpet binder, with the checks from National's BindPro manual.
Diagnosing a seaming iron that won't heat or runs too hot: settings, cords, thermostats and elements, and what overheating does to seams.
A symptom-by-symptom check for National ride-on and walk-behind scrapers: power supply, safety switches, overloads, capacitors, isolators, belts and chains.
Hydraulic fluid, levels, filter intervals and the usual causes of leaks and slow or weak lift on National ride-on scrapers.
OEM replacement parts, organized by assembly, with the manual for each machine.
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