Palfinger 200010121, Manual

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Extending the Stabilizer Feet at Your
Vehicle
Vehicles with Mechanical Stabilizer Feet
Mechanical stabilizer feet prevent chassis damage
.
When load-
ing the vehicle, the stabilizer feet skid through.
To extend the mechanical stabilizer feet:

Loosen the clamping device.

Lower the stabilizer feet until they touch the ground.

Hand-tighten the clamping device.
Vehicle with Hydraulic Stabilizer Feet

To extend the hydraulic stabilizer feet, see “Operation Us-
ing Two-hand Control and Hydraulic Stabilizer Feet” from p.
44.
CAUTION! Damage to the vehicle!
The vehicle chassis frame can be damaged by insufficient
carrying capacity of the ground or by incorrectly adjusted hy-
draulic stabilizer feet.

Make sure that the carrying capacity of the ground is ap-
propriate for the stabilizer feet!

Never lift up the vehicle by means of the hydraulic stabi-
lizer feet!

Readjust the stabilizer feet several times while loading the
vehicle.
CAUTION! Risk of injury or material damage for vehicles with air
suspension
When you do not block the air suspension of your vehicle, the
load is completely taken off the axles and the weight is trans-
ferred to the stabilizer feet. This can result in personal injuries
and your tail lift, your vehicle, or the load can be damaged.

Set the air suspension control lever of your vehicle to po-
sition "Block"!