Hyster B218, Periodic Maintenance Procedure

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8000 SRM 1009 Recommended Schedule of Maintenance
6. The gap should be no greater than 4.50 mm
(0.19 in.) with the caster touching the ground. Remove excess shims if gap exceeds 4.50 mm
(0.19 in.).
Recommended Schedule of Maintenance
Although this Recommended Schedule of Mainte-
nance is intended for use with all motorized hand
lift truck models, not all models are equipped with
all the items listed in this schedule. Be certain this
schedule is read thoroughly and all operations are
followed. If in doubt of any procedure or component
to be inspected, adjusted, and lubricated, or if the
truck is specially equipped and used for special ap-
plications, consult your nearest authorized Hyster
®
Industrial Truck Dealer for assistance.
CAUTION
Trucks operating in non-standard or severe
applications may require special optional envi-
ronmental packages, additional maintenance
procedures, more frequent service intervals,
and/or special lubricants.
NOTE:
Some items on the following charts may not
be applicable to your truck.
SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL CHECK
(Prior to each shift)
Only the 8-hour checks are to be performed by the operator. Have a qualified technician
correct all problems in accordance with appropriate Hyster maintenance instructions.
A - Every 8 Hours
B - Every 350 Hours
C - Every 2000 Hours X - Indicates Visual Inspection, Repair, or
Replace as Required
O - Indicates Drain and Fill
Component: A
B
C
Leaks - Hydraulic Fluid X
Tires - Condition (See Note 1) X
Forks - Condition
X
Load Backrest - Cracks and Mounting X
Hydraulic Hoses and Fittings - Inspect for Leaks and Damaged or Defective
Components X
Safety Warnings - Attached (Refer to Parts Manual for Location) X
Internal Checks:
Battery - Water/Electrolyte Level and Charge
X
Hydraulic Reservoir Fluid Level - Check Level X
Operating Manual in Container X
NOTES:
1. Tires - Condition affects stability, safety, and load capacity that can be handled safely.
2. Under Normal Conditions, it is recommended that the Load Wheel Bearings be lubricated every 200
hours, minimum. The load wheel bearings are cleaned and repacked every 2000 hours. For trucks equipped
with the Food Processing Package or operate under Wet or Corrosive Conditions, it is recommended
to lubricate the lift linkage every 50 hours. Load wheel bearings should be inspected every 350 hours.
3. See Capacities and Specifications 8000 SRM 1010 for all lubrication specifications.
4. The presence of hydraulic fluid on cylinder rods and fittings does not necessarily indicate a leak.
5. Recycle all waste oils.
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