Many sheets of partially installed curling ice have been lost and extra work incurred in salvaging work done due to refrigeration failure. The preparation of curling ice for the start of a new season can be a frustrating, time consuming, and impatient job, especially for the first-timer. Sand base Make sure all pipes are level, straight, and connected properly to their chairs.
Check clamps and U joints for brine leaks and repair, replace any sand contaminated by brine.
Concrete Base Inspect for cracks and any damage to concrete during summer use. Plant Inspection Make sure your plant has been inspected, serviced and started up by a trained refrigeration technician. Inspect everything from compressor valves to your belts. Many sheets of partially installed curling ice have been lost and extra work incurred in salvaging work done due to refrigeration failure. Your plant will work the hardest during the installation of your ice.