Brake System Training Aid

So we're gonna talk today about the brake training cube. And this brake training cube is just a little bit different because it gives the instructor a lot of different ways to go ahead and present the class to fit the needs of the students involved with the class. And if you wanted to, you can put a Volkswagen in there very easily. So basically, it allows the instructor a lot of movement to go ahead and do the class to fit the needs of the people in the class.
Every component on here is designed to teach a particular system how to do something properly. We've taken years upon years of training and methods and such. What works? What can be improved upon?
And you got a master cylinder here. So if you're gonna do a program, like this, you can go ahead and have the gentleman in class or ladies in class, go ahead and plumb the complete brake system. We can go ahead and run lines. You know, if you think about it, you know, there's a lot of cars and vehicles, trucks, you name it, that have problems with rusty brake lines.
So instead of putting sixteen different parts of line on there with connectors all over the place, we can run one line. We'd go ahead and basically do the proper flare on the end of the line, put a fitting on it, and we're good to go. Plus you can take a cube very easily and make it just one thing to emphasize with the student. You do just master cylinders, you do drums, you do rotors, or you go ahead and move them along and make sure everybody's busy.
Now one thing I can't stand during the class is, you know, you wait for another group to get done with something so you can move on. With the way these cubes are set up, you can actually basically set up something else while they're working on this very easily and quickly that this can be done anywhere. This could be a motel room. Remember, you can build a tech.
It's a lot better than stealing one from someone else than having someone else steal the back. So build a tech. Build your own tech. Find someone that you feel good and comfortable with.
Get them some training. Make them excel. They'll love you for it. You've got a great employee for life.