Preparation
Requested work or repainting and the scope to agree.
Preparation & attachments
Agree the work before it begins.
Discuss preparation and attachment changes for the selected machine. Confirm the proposed work, fit and quotation scope before proceeding.
Service scope
Define the requested changes.
Refurbishment, repainting and attachment changes are available on request. Agree the work and configuration for the individual machine before purchase; a preparation request does not describe the machine's current condition.
Attachment changes
Required bucket or attachment and compatibility checks.
Final configuration
The configuration and included work to confirm in writing.
Information to review
Review the baseline and requested result.
Start with the existing machine record and known issues, then agree the work and how completion will be documented.
- Existing condition
- Machine identity, baseline photos and disclosed issues.
- Compatibility
- Relevant component identification and fit requirements.
- Agreed work
- Written scope, included costs and completion information.
How it works
Turn a request into a defined scope.
Step 1
Identify the unit
Share machine and component details.
Step 2
Describe the change
Specify the work or attachment needed.
Step 3
Confirm the scope
Agree compatibility checks and quotation.
Step 4
Review completion
Check the agreed work and configuration.
What to share with your enquiry
- Machine stock ID and component identification.
- Requested preparation, repainting or attachment changes.
- Relevant photographs or specifications for fit discussions.
Does repainting establish machine condition?
A cosmetic change does not establish operating condition. Review the existing machine record and inspection information separately.
Are requested changes already included?
Confirm the requested work, configuration and included costs in the quotation.
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Identify the machine and requested configuration so the work can be considered as part of the quotation.