Oshkosh IMT Tirehand TH10K135, Manual

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Chapter 4 Operation 23
Tirehand Equipment Inspection
Daily and weekly, before use, the operator should inspect as listed:
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
FREQUENCY
DAILY
WEEKLY
WALK-AROUND
INSPECTION Inspect for hydraulic leaks, loose parts and obvious structural
member damage.
ROTATION SYSTEM Check for excessive backlash (play) between pinion gear and
turntable gear-bearing. If there is excess play, use a feeler
gauge to measure the play and service the tirehand if
needed.
ELECTRICAL
Check remote controls, auxiliary lighting, etc. for proper
function.
Check for deterioration, dirt and moisture.
HYDRAULIC HOSE
Check for leaks on surface and at ends.
Check for blistering, deformation and abrasion.
CONTROL VALVES Check for leaks, cracks and slow return to neutral.
CARRIER VEHICLE Follow all inspection procedures provided by the carrier
vehicle manufacturer.
In addition, the tirehand requires periodic inspection as noted in the maintenance section. Use
the inspection chart in the maintenance section to determine critical inspection tasks.
Work Station Positioning
Before using the tirehand, set the work area up correctly.

Operate this equipment on a firm, level, and dry surface.
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Avoid overhead obstructions.
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Keep unauthorized personnel clear of the work area before beginning work.
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When the jobsite terrain is graded or soft, exercise extra caution.
WARNING
Avoid injury! The operator is responsible for
being aware of unauthorized personnel in
the work area. Suspend operations until the
work area is cleared.
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