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KNOW THE WORK AREA

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Before you operate, learn as much as possible about the work area.

Walk around the worksite and inspect the surface(s) over which you will be expected to travel.

AVOID:

Holes

Drop-offs

Obstacles

Rough Spots

Soft Soil

Deep Mud

Standing Water

Oil Spills

Wet Spots

Slippery Surfaces

If  any of  the above listed conditions exist in the work area, correct the condition before operating.
If  the condition cannot be corrected, avoid operating in the problem area.

When operating on docks, ramps or floors, check for weak 
spots. Clear away trash and debris. Pick up anything that 
could puncture a tire.

Watch for any condition that could cause:

Loss of  Control

A Collision

Tipover

Check overhead clearances. Know the size of  doorways and 
canopies. Know exactly how much clearance you have under 
power lines and telephone lines.

IMPORTANT:  DO NOT

approach power lines, overhead 

or underground cables or other power sources with any part of  your 
forklift unless all local, state/provincial and federal regulations have 
been met and the appropriate utility company or digger's hotline has 
been contacted to de-energize the lines.

Summary of Contents for 110 UNIV

Page 1: ...QUICK ATTACH BUCKET FORKS Operation Service Parts Manual For 1 200 to 22 000 lb Capacity November 1996 Rev 3 2009 FORM QABuckfork QXD...

Page 2: ...Area 3 Operating Safety Procedures 4 7 Operation 8 Installation 9 10 Parts Breakdown 11 Date of Purchase _____________________________ Model Number _______________________________ Serial Number _____...

Page 3: ...HURT BY TIPPING THE MACHINE LOSING THE LOAD KNOW YOUR SAFETY RULES Before operating fork equipped loader read your fork owner s manual Use extreme caution when operating ALWAYS KEEP LOAD CENTERED ON T...

Page 4: ...to lift them Avoid loads of loose material if possible Check that loads are properly banded or strapped together If you will be placing loads at high elevations remember your depth perception is decre...

Page 5: ...problem area When operating on docks ramps or floors check for weak spots Clear away trash and debris Pick up anything that could puncture a tire Watch for any condition that could cause Loss of Contr...

Page 6: ...e operate the machine as if you were transporting a partial load Carry the load low always at the lowest possible bucket height recognizing the irregularities in the surface of the working area Keep y...

Page 7: ...Adjust the width between the forks to the widest setting allowed by the load Be certain that the load is secure DO NOT drag a load When carrying a suspended load avoid sudden starts stops and turns U...

Page 8: ...s low as possible while maneuvering the machine into position 3 DO NOT lift the load until the machine is as close as possible to the place where the load will go 4 DO NOT raise the load if the forks...

Page 9: ...ng the tines contact a solid object while turning NEVER let anyone near the pinch points of the machine including 1 The pivot point of an articulated machine 2 The loader lift arms 3 The loader bucket...

Page 10: ...apacity of the forks you are using Check the serial number plate which shows the capacity Remember the forks rated capacity is at the center point of the tine The tines can slide sideways to adjust th...

Page 11: ...oss the top of the bucket within the length of the rod If there are only three brackets one must be located in the center Check with your customer as to the widest fork position they will require and...

Page 12: ...he forks extend more than 8 below the bucket it will be necessary to order new rod bushings to weld on the forks in a lower position 5 Complete the welding of the brackets to the bucket The weld shoul...

Page 13: ...and quantity required MODEL NO OF LOAD NO OF FITS BUCKET NO TINES CAPACITY BRACKETS OPENING WEIGHT 12 UNIV 2 1 200 lbs 3 17 to 25 185 25 UNIV 2 2 500 lbs 3 24 to 32 255 40 UNIV 2 4 000 lbs 4 32 to 40...

Page 14: ...erpreted to render us liable for injury or damages of any kind or nature direct consequential or contingent to person or property This warranty does not extend to loss of crops loss because of delay i...

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