3-17.16
Re check that load is prop erly se cured.
3-17.17
Shut down hy
drau lic power sys tem. If
hy drau lic en gine pack age is in stalled, shut
down the aux
il
iary hy
drau
lic power en
gine
fol low ing op er at ing in struc tions in
Sec tion
3-6.
As sure
main te nance
sched ule
is
up-to-date and semitrailer is ready to be
pulled.
3-18 UN LOAD ING PRO CE DURE TO RAISED PLATFORM
3-18.1
Prac tice all stan dard in dus trial safety
stan dards. The trans fer of the con tainer from
trailer to air
plane is to be done on a level
even hard sur face.
3-18.2
Park the trac tor/semitrailer in a straight
line with the air plane so the rear of trailer is
26" from the air
plane. Set the truck brakes
and re
lease the trailer brakes. Re
move alu
-
mi num sup port stands from up per deck and
place on ground near hy
drau
lic park
ing
stands.
3-18.3
Start op er a tion of hy drau lic power sys -
tem. If the hy
drau
lic en
gine pack
age is in
-
stalled, start and warm up the aux
il
iary hy
-
drau lic power en gine fol low ing en gine op er -
at ing in struc tions in
Sec tion 3-6.
3-18.4
Move un der car riage 24" for ward. Ro tate
dock leg lifts to the lift ing load po si tion fol low -
ing pro ce dure in
Sec tion 3-4
. Place base for
dock legs un der dock leg cyl in ders. Move un -
der
car
riage back 24". Set the trailer brakes
and re
lease the truck brakes. Us
ing the
DOCK LEG CURB
SIDE
and
DOCK LEG
STREETSIDE LE VERS (See Sec tions 3-2.2
and 3-2.3)
, raise the trailer up evenly side to
side 2" off the ground.
3-18.5
Us ing the
AXLE CON
TROL LE
VER
(See Sec tion 3-2.4)
pull the trailer back 24"
so the trailer is a cou
ple inches from air
-
plane.
3-18.6
Us ing the
FIFTH WHEEL TILT LE VER
(See Sec
and
DOCK LEG LE
-
VERS
, raise the trailer up evenly un
til the
trailer deck is even with the air plane deck.
3-18.7
Us ing the
AXLE CON
TROL LE
VER
,
move the trailer to within an inch of air plane.
3-18.8
Place
alu mi num
sta bi lizer
sup port
stands di rectly un der each hy drau lic park ing
stand. Lower hy
drau
lic park
ing stands so
stand rests on sup port stands. Place sup port
stand pin over top of hy
drau
lic stand foot.
The sup port stand should be on the ground.
CAU TION
DO NOT TRY TO LIFT THE TRAILER
WITH THE HY DRAU LIC STANDS. THE
STANDS ARE TO JUST BE ON THE
GROUND TO STA
BI
LIZE THE LOAD.
DAM
AGE TO THE STANDS CAN RE
-
SULT IF USED TO LIFT TRAILER.
3-18.9
Make sure the deck is level so the con -
tainer does not roll. Dis con nect the con tainer
hold-downs.
WARN ING
WHEN RE
MOV
ING LOAD, IN
SURE
T H A T T H E L O A D I S S T E E R
I N G
STRAIGHT SO IT DOES NOT MA NEU -
V E R O F F T H E S I D E O F T H E
SEMITRAILER. FAIL
URE TO DO SO
COULD RE SULT IN DAM
AGE TO
EQUIP MENT, IN JURY, OR DEATH.
3-18.10
Move the con
tainer from the trailer
onto the air plane.
3-18.11
Se cure the con tainer in the air plane.
3-18.12
Un pin the sta bi lizer sup port stands
from the hy drau lic park ing stands. Lift the hy -
drau
lic park
ing stands up all the way. Re
-
move the sta
bi
lizer sup
port stands from un
-
der the trailer.
3-18.13
Al ter nate be tween low er ing the 5th
wheel and low
er
ing the dock legs to keep
the trailer deck level un til the ax les touch the
ground.
3-18.14
Re move bases for dock lifts and ro tate
dock lift cyl
in
ders back to trans
port po
si
tion
fol low ing pro ce dure in
Sec tion 3-4.11
bolt in place.
3-18.15
Al ter nate be tween low er ing the fifth
wheel and mov ing the trailer for ward with the
axle trans port con trol keeping the deck level,
un til the trailer is all the way down.
3-22
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