Why HGV Wheel Nut Markers Are Essential for Road Safety: What You Need to Know!
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- In this video, we dive into the world of HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) wheel nut markers and explain why they are a crucial safety feature for all large vehicles. Learn how these simple yet effective tools help prevent accidents by providing a visual indication of loose wheel nuts. Whether you're a professional driver, fleet manager, or just curious about road safety, this video will give you everything you need to know about HGV wheel nut markers and how they contribute to keeping our roads safe.
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I can assure all of you that the majority of old school drivers don’t do vehicle checks or wear seat belts, nothing to be proud of but that’s the mindset 👍
Interesting video. Thank you
@@robtt997 My pleasure 👍🏼
Excellent detail mate! 😎👍
@@tolga24 cheers
Here 😄
Back in the day when people had brains,tyres didn’t come loose!
If they are torqued 100% they don’t come off and when you need to get them off for a puncture it’s not impossible to get it off.
How do you know an indicator hasn’t done a complete turn when you check them?
By the way,if you were to take things seriously I would rather non Chinese shite then indicators
@@mungogerryjnr they're torqued up weekly but it's the constant of hot wheels going into freezing cold wheel washes that causes them to come loose. I'm not sure what you mean by Chinese the truck is German 😂.
@@NerdInMotion23 it’s 52c outside in Australia and god knows what on the road.
Why would you torque them weekly?
The tyres, not the truck been Chinese.
So how do you know if it’s coming loose and done a complete turn and ended up looking like it hasn’t moved?
Since you have put that indicator on you now can’t read the thread and know if it’s coming loose!
@@mungogerryjnr so the trucks only do small trips and are visually checked each time. With the indicators you can actually touch them with a glove on as they insulate the heat so you can tell if they've turned. Also quite often you hear a rattle if it's going.
@@NerdInMotion23 rubbish
@@mungogerryjnr I love you Aussies stop beating around the bush 😂😂😂