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Rear Loader
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3.8
Propping the Tailgate
When performing maintenance procedures that require the
tailgate to be open, use the following procedure to open and
prop the tailgate.
Be sure all non-operator personnel are at
least 20 feet (6 meters) away from all areas
of the Packer.
Serious personal injury or death may occur.
WARNING
Whenever the tailgate is in a raised position,
it must be securely propped or blocked so
it cannot fall on anyone.
Serious personal injury or death may occur.
DANGER
Make sure the area above the vehicle is
clear of objects and power lines before
raising or opening the tailgate.
Serious personal injury or death may occur.
DANGER
Stand clear when the tailgate is in motion
and during the unloading cycle. Do not stand
under or cross under the raised tailgate.
Serious personal injury or death may occur.
DANGER
3.8.1
Engaging the Tailgate Prop (No Tag Axle)
1. Start the chassis engine.
2. Turn PUMP and PARK BRAKE ON.
3. Unlock the tailgate (manual or hydraulic as equipped).
4. Open the tailgate just far enough to allow the tailgate
Figure 47, Item 1) to fit around the cylinder rod
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CAUTION
There is a tailgate prop on each side of the
body. This propping procedure must be
performed on both sides of the body.
Damage or injury may occur if both props
are not used.
Preventive Maintenance
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