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Oct-18-700

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Components identification

TURRET

PEDESTAL

LOWER

BOOM

PLATFORM

INTERCOM

LOWER

CONTROLS

TELESCOPIC

BOOM

STABILIZER BAR
(IF APPLICABLE)

STABILIZER BAR

(IF APPLICABLE)

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Summary of Contents for Line Runner 700-40

Page 1: ...ine Runner 700 40 Posi Plus Technologies Inc Copyright 2018 COPYRIGHT WARNING ANY REPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION OF THIS WORK IN WHOLE OR IN PART BY ANY MEANS WHATSOEVER IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED WITHOUT T...

Page 2: ...preoperational checks 15 Preparing for operation 18 Operating instructions 18 Section 5 Controls In cab controls 19 Intercom systems 19 Lower controls 21 Upper controls 22 Section 6 Operation Booms 2...

Page 3: ...on could adversely affect the safe operation of this unit resulting in property damage and or personal injury Danger Electrocution Hazard This unit is a non insulating aerial device Maintain safe clea...

Page 4: ...orm joystick will be dependent on the maximum flow available The standard flow available for this model is approximately 8 GPM at 1000 engine RPM This unit has been designed to be operated as a mobile...

Page 5: ...Oct 18 700 Operation Page 5 of 34 Components identification TURRET PEDESTAL LOWER BOOM PLATFORM INTERCOM LOWER CONTROLS TELESCOPIC BOOM STABILIZER BAR IF APPLICABLE STABILIZER BAR IF APPLICABLE...

Page 6: ...Oct 18 700 Operation Page 6 of 34...

Page 7: ...the preventive instructions are not followed The following paragraphs from ANSI Z535 4 explain each term Danger Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not voided will result in death or...

Page 8: ...ersonal injury and or property damage The operator bears ultimate responsibility for following all regulations and safety rules of their employer and or any state or federal law Never operate the aeri...

Page 9: ...is stated on the serial number placard Understand the stability characteristics of this unit before using it All platform occupant s of this aerial device must always wear a certified CSA or OSHA appr...

Page 10: ...rator is inside the platform It should only be operated on firm surfaces up to 5 degrees of inclination For a maximum stability the truck chassis must be on a level and firm surface only Danger Do not...

Page 11: ...nd a drawing showing their location for this particular unit A copy of each decal follows the listing If for any reason any of the accident prevention signs are lost or become illegible replacements c...

Page 12: ...Oct 18 700 Operation Page 12 of 34...

Page 13: ...ation Consult the Stability Test report and the Parts Manuals for the applicable stabilizer options on this unit Stability or resistance to tipping is determined by the size and weight of the chassis...

Page 14: ...ive 5 degrees For maximum stability the truck chassis must be on a level and firm surface It is impossible to foresee all possible situations and combinations for set up of the unit The operator bears...

Page 15: ...s cracks wear or damage Special attention should be given to check fasteners of the following components Lower boom pivot pin Lower boom cylinder mounting pins Upper boom cylinder mounting pins Leveli...

Page 16: ...m and it should not be possible to rotate the unit The machine must not be operated unless the trigger is working correctly Warning Platform occupant s must always wear a certified CSA or OSHA approve...

Page 17: ...Oct 18 700 Operation Page 17 of 34 Figure 4 1...

Page 18: ...ergized conductors Keep bystanders away from the lift and clear of working areas 4 Start the engine and turn ON the PTO PUMP switch of the cab control panel This switch starts the PTO PUMP hour counte...

Page 19: ...lies DC power to the slave unit It has a push to talk switch that allows the driver to talk to the operator It is normally in the listen mode unless the switch is activated Volume of both speakers is...

Page 20: ...o talk switch that allows the driver to talk to the operator It is normally in the listen mode unless the switch is activated Volume of both speakers is controlled from the master unit in the cab The...

Page 21: ...sts of five 5 toggle switches that operate the following functions 2 Lower boom up down 3 Rotation CCW CW 4 Upper boom extend retract 5 Platform tilt 6 A three positions toggle switch Emergency pump O...

Page 22: ...functions activated simultaneously Moreover the flow will divert to the maximum flow of the less demanding easiest to operate function first If there is still some flow available then the next less d...

Page 23: ...l indicates the functions operated from the joystick The trigger must be depressed before to operate the boom functions The functions position of the unit may be different from the decal shown here ch...

Page 24: ...ated through 370 degrees after the boom has been elevated to clear any obstacles The standard boom rotation movement stops approximately at 11 o clock on the roadside A planetary gearbox is used to dr...

Page 25: ...ting the unit from the platform The lanyard must be secured to the lanyard anchor D ring near or on the platform All platform occupants must always wear appropriate personal protective devices at all...

Page 26: ...le at all times In addition to keeping the platform level the system is capable of stowing the platform horizontal for road travel When the platform is unstowed and moved to the work position it can b...

Page 27: ...ght of the material before moving it Use the placards provided on the machine and in the Operator s Manual to determine the available rated lifting capacities of the lower boom lifting eye Do not exce...

Page 28: ...ling eye without having the booms directly over the load If an excessive side load is developed on the booms the gearbox and rotation motor will back drive and the rotation brake will slip This allows...

Page 29: ...ts operation of the aerial device from the lower hydraulic controls Emergency lowering DC pump If a situation arises that the machine cannot be operated due to a loss of hydraulic power such as engine...

Page 30: ...is held in this position When the switch is not held in this position it automatically comes back to the neutral position to stop the DC pump The DC pump can be heard while it is operating Since the...

Page 31: ...sing the Emergency lowering DC pump system Low fluid level in reservoir Check fluid level Add fluid to the Full mark Use correct type of fluid Oil reservoir gate valves closed Check gate valves and op...

Page 32: ...ed by following the guidelines recommended in the Maintenance Manual for top performance from the hydraulic system When cleaning the unit care should be taken not to spray water under pressure directl...

Page 33: ...ound booms in the boom rest the oil level should be between the Add and the Full marks on the filler cap dipstick or applicable sight gauge If oil must be added oil of the proper type as described in...

Page 34: ...increase the life of the machine and help to avoid future maintenance problems Any squeaky or jerky action of the moving parts on the aerial device is an indication that lubrication is needed immedia...

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