C. MACHINE SPECS;
continued …
(Slow); 12-16 seconds. Outrigger Extended; 15-20 seconds, Retracted; 25-30 seconds. Operation Temperature
Range; -20 to 110 Fahrenheit (-29 to 43 Celsius).
INSTRUMENTATION
(Buttons, Controls, Indicators, Switches, Etc.);
Ground Control Station;
(see Manufacturer’s
“Operator’s Manual”, pages; 14 & 15), Key Switch, Battery Conditional Indicator,
Engine Start and Choke,
Display Panel, Emergency Stop Button, Boom Extend / Retract Buttons, Boom Raise / Down Buttons, Speed
Buttons, Platform Tilt Buttons, Boom Rotation Buttons, Outrigger Controls. Platform Control Station; (see
Manufacturer’s “Operator’s Manual”, pages; 16 & 17), Horn Button, Battery Condition Indicator, Emergency
Stop Button, Speed Buttons, Boom Rotation Buttons, Boom Raise / Down Buttons, Boom Extend / Retract
Buttons, Platform Tilt Buttons.
MOTOR;
24-volt
PARKING & TOWING BRAKES;
Parking Brake; Standard Mechanical. Towing Brake; Mechanical Surge.
BATTERY;
4 x 6V 245 amp-hr.
ELECTRICAL
;
Charger; (Standard); 110/120-Volt.
FLUID CAPACITIES;
Hydraulic System Capacity; 6.3-Gallons. Reservoir Capacity; 4.3-Gallons.
HYDRAULICS;
Hydraulic Pressure; 3,000 psi. The Hydraulic System is filled with a HVI
Powerflow 32 with a Viscosity of 195.
LOCALIZED PRESSURE PER OUTRIGGERS;
25 psi per outrigger.
SOUND LEVEL;
Standard DC mode - Ground 60 dB, Platform; 55 dB.
AUXILIARY “WORK” LINES;
Build-
in Air Line; (120 psi rating) 1/4” Male fitting at base - ground level, 1/4” Female
fitting at basket, Water line (3,000 psi rating) 3/8” Female fitting at base - ground level, 3/8” Male fitting at basket.
DIMENSIONS;
(see specifications; page 11). Platform; Length; 2 ft., 6 inches, Width; 4 ft., Height; 3 ft., 7 inches.
Stowed; Length; 19 ft., 6 inches, Width; 5 ft., 6 inches, Height; 6 ft., 5 inches.
Outrigger Footprint; Length; 12 ft., 4 inches, Width; 11 ft., 4 inches, Footprint Diameter; 12.5 inches.
TIRES;
Size; (front) 11 x 8 and (rear) ST 225/75 R15D, Air Pressure; Maximum (COLD) pressure; (rear); 55 psi.
TOWING;
Rated Towing Speed; 65 mph. Trailer Ball Coupler size; requires a 2” trailer ball with a 5,000 lb., rated
Tow Capacity. Tongue Weight; 170 lbs.
OPERATING WEIGHT;
approximately machine weight; 3,880 lbs.
D. WARNINGS;
Read these instructions thoroughly. Do not use this equipment until you have; (1.) you have read, received and
comprehend the instructions at the point of rental at TRC. (2.) You have been instructed by a “uniformed TRC”
employee on the machine’s safe operation. (3.) You have located the manufacturer’s operator’s manual (located
in the lift basket, in a black weatherproof container, to the right of the control console). Do not use this equipment
without
the operator’s manual being in place on the machine. (4.) Until you have read and fully understand the
Manufacturer’s “Operation and Safety” Manual, including; (a.) you have read all safety decals on the machine,
(b.) and the operator
understands the manufacturer’s intended use and safe operation of this equipment. The
operator’s manual must stay with the machine. It should always be available for the immediate use of the operator
at all times. Familiarity and proper training are required for the safe operation of this mechanical equipment.
Equipment operated improperly or by untrained personnel can be dangerous. Read the operating instructions in
the operator’s manual instructions and become familiar with the location and proper use of the controls. TRC also
keeps a copy of the manufacturer’s operators manual in store and it is available upon request. For our customer’s
safety and convenience, these instructions are available at our web site; www.taylorrentalgreenville.com. The
Manufacturer’s “Operator Manual” should be able to be viewed or printed from this site. Never allow “untrained”
operators or riders on this equipment. Never use this equipment in doubt. Do not alter, modify or change this
equipment in any way that would affect its original design or operation. Do not attempt to make repairs to this
equipment. Never operate this equipment in ways for which it is not intended. Failure to follow instructions can
result in death or serious bodily injury and/or damages.
E. PERSONAL SAFETY;
ANSI standards and Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) regulations require the use of
personal
“fall protection” equipment with all boom-type AWPs. Any individual or individuals must wear a “safety
lanyard” (fall restrain) while in the lift’s basket at all times. Other appropriate items that should be considered are
proper clothing (avoid shorts and loose fitting clothing), hard hat, safety shoes (avoid slippery sole shoes), safety
glasses with side shields, impact goggles or face shield. Additional items such as heavy work gloves, hearing
protectors, reflective clothing, water repellent clothing, respirator or filter mask may or may not be recommended,
depending on the job requirements. Always match your safety equipment to the work being performed. Do not
wear rings, jewelry, bind long hair, etc. Avoid items that may catch in moving parts or be a distraction. The
operator should be physically and mentally fit. Avoid use of drugs or alcohol, items which can change the alertness
or coordination of the operator. Prescription and some over-the-counter drug users may need to seek medical
advice on whether or not they can safely operate this equipment without any side effects or safety issues.
Remember safety starts with you!
F. USAGE RESPONSIBILITIES;
CUSTOMER’S RESPONSIBILITIES;
To exercise “sound judgment” and “good sense” when operating this equipment.
It is responsibility of the user of this equipment to follow all applicable ANSI, OSHA, Federal, State and local codes
and regulations that govern the safe operation of this equipment. It
is the Customer’s responsibility to follow all
applicable federal, state and local codes and regulations pertaining to the safe use and operation of this aerial lift in
your application. The custome
r is responsible for all damages… including but not limited to abuse or improper use,
such things as; body damage, paint overspray, trailer tongue damage, tires & rims (road hazard), etc.) We ask that
the machine be returned clean
… in other words, if it is beyond “normal work appearance”, charges will be accessed.
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