Subjects examined on Little Beaver's online series include, replacing the core of the flex shaft on the mechanical earth drill, auger assembly, hydraulic earth drill maintenance, throttle inspection, and replacement procedures for transmissions, oil baths, clutches and gearboxes.

Little Beaver, a manufacturer of earth drills and augers for various industries including landscaping, has launched a how-to video series about maintaining its mechanical and hydraulic equipment.

The company developed the videos to aid operators and technicians. In addition to step-by-step maintenance instructions, they provide information on best practices and tips for getting the most out of the equipment.

Sales Manager Mike Hale says, "We created the series after our customers asked for tips on general maintenance, and they cover the most common maintenance topics for our equipment."

The first video provides an in-depth tutorial on replacing the core of the flex shaft on the mechanical earth drill, with a Little Beaver expert performing each action. It also addresses possible issues or potential setbacks with advice on how to troubleshoot. Subsequent videos follow the same general format and include topics for auger assembly, hydraulic earth drill maintenance, throttle inspection, and replacement procedures for transmissions, oil baths, clutches and gearboxes. The videos can be viewed at LittleBeaverInc Youtube Channel or at Littlebeaver.com.