119
fi g. 8.5
fi g. 8.6
fi g. 8.7
fi g. 8.8
8 - T
RANSPORT
, S
TORAGE
AND
M
AINTENANCE
Transport and Storage
Preparation of the motorized unit for transport
10-
Remove the end guardrails with the end
guardrail pockets and store them in their
storage
location.
11-
Remove the sliding doors and temporarily
store them on the deck of the unit.
12-
Remove the door support guardrails and store
them in their storage location.
13-
Store the sliding doors with the rest of the
guardrails.
14-
Once all guardrails are stored and secured,
lower the jacks completely (fi g. 8.8).
15-
Refer to p. 37 of the
Motorized Unit
section for more information on the lifting and
transport of a motorized unit.
WARNING
Before transporting or storing a motorized unit, make sure that the gasoline
valve lever has been turned
OFF
. Disconnect the battery if the motorized unit
is to be stored for any signifi cant length of time.
fig 8 5
Temporarily store sliding
doors on the deck of the unit
5
5
t
lidi
fi g. 8.6
fi g. 8.7
fi g. 8.8
Storage of the motorized unit
1-
Inspect the structure of the motorized unit for any sign of damage or distortion. Clean
the motorized unit thoroughly to limit the effects of any corrosive agent.
2-
Prepare the motorized unit as described in the preparation steps on p. 118. If the
motorized unit is to be stored for any signifi cant length of time, disconnect the battery.
3-
Before storing the motorized unit, make sure to place suffi cient cribbing under the
base to prevent damages to the bottom of the structure.
4-
Choose an appropriate storage location.
Avoid storing the motorized unit in a location with direct exposure to aggressive or
corrosive materials in the surroundings.
1-
Inspect the structure of the bridge, including the inside of the open-end tubes, for any
sign of damage or distortion. Clean the bridge and its components thoroughly to limit
the effects of any corrosive agent.
Storage of a bridge
