Hunter L401 Operation Instructions Manual page 32

HUNTER RESEARCH
AND TRAINING CENTER
HUNTER . . . dedicated to service excellence through professional training
HUNTER TRAINING - Hunter operates the most advanced,
up-to-date Training Center in the industry today.
The courses have been designed to meet the needs of new and
experienced technicians who want to increase their mechanical and
diagnostic capabilities. The low student-teacher ratio (average 7 to 1)
and the emphasis on "hands-on" training (80% time in shop) create an
excellent learning environment.
Alignment Fundamentals - This course is designed to instruct the
inexperienced individual in fundamental four wheel alignment theory,
instrumentation operation and common adjustment methods found on
domestic and imported passenger cars and light trucks. It also includes
an overview of suspension and steering systems with instruction in
proper inspection procedures.
Duration: Four 8 hour days (32 hrs)
Alignment Diagnostics - This course is designed for an "experienced"
alignment technician with at least one year of "hands on" alignment
experience and a fundamental knowledge of alignment geometry and
equipment operations. Instruction covers in-depth aligner operation,
OEM and aftermarket adjustment schemes and detailed alignment
related diagnostic procedures.
Duration: Two 8 hour days (16 hrs)
Advanced Tire And Wheel Service - This course is designed to provide
information and train advanced tire changing procedures. Proper identification
and service of "runflat/self-supporting" tire systems combined with low tire
pressure sensors, low profile tire mounting and demounting and difficult
OEM/custom wheel combinations are covered in detail.
Duration: One 8 hour day (8 hrs) unless otherwise specified
For further information about other classes offered or to schedule into a class,
simply call the Hunter Research and Training Center at 1-800-448-6848.
Highlights of the Hunter Training Center include:
An instruction staff with over 100 years of shop, field, and teaching
experience.
Fully-equipped service bays.
Classrooms equipped with modern teaching aids.
The most up-to-date wheel alignment, balancing service and brake
equipment on the market today
Heavy Duty Truck Alignment - This course is designed to instruct the
experienced individual in multi-axle alignment theory for class 7 and 8
vehicles. Alignment instrumentation operation and common adjustment
methods found on road tractors and trailers. It also includes an overview
of steering, suspension identification and inspection procedures.
Duration: Four to four and one-half 8 hour days (32-36hrs)
Rolling Smooth - This course is designed to instruct the technician in
vibration theory, vibration sources, balancing theory, balancing
accessories, Centering Check™ RoadForce-Measurement™,
MatchMaker™ and fundamental hardware and software operation of our
vibration control equipment. Additional information on how to correctly
diagnose assemblies that are beyond user selected guidelines.
Duration: One 8 hour day (8 hrs) unless otherwise specified