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Chapter 5 – Operation

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ML5I • ML10I • ML15I • ML20I • ML25I – 7030242 

10.  Engage the locking toggle on the fork retainer pin.

11.  Rotate the carriage hold-down bar up and away from 

the carriage.

Material lifts equipped with adjustable forks

  1.  Pull up on the snap pins.

  2.  Adjust the forks to the desired width.

  3.  Verify that the snap pins are properly inserted.

To install fork extensions

  1.  Slide the extension tube onto the fork.

  2.  Adjust the extension tubes to the desired position.

  3.  Insert the retaining pins through the extension tube 

and the fork.

Material lifts equipped with a load platform

  1.  Place the load platform on the forks.

Positioning the Load

  1.  Determine the following before placing a load on the 

material lift:

 

y

Weight of the load.

 

y

Location of the load center.

 

y

Distance between the load center and the side of the 

load that will be closest to the carriage.

 

Note

Load center refers to the center of gravity of the load and 

may not be its physical center. The heaviest side of an 

uneven load should always be positioned closest to the 

carriage on the material lift.

  2.  Refer to the chart below to determine if the material 

lift can lift the desired weight.

Warning

Raising a load that exceeds the maximum load capac

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ity of the material lift creates a tip over hazard. Death 

or serious injury could result from such accidents. Do 

not exceed the load capacity values indicated on the 

machine serial plate and in this Operator’s Manual.

  3.  Place the load on the load lifting attachment.

 

Warning

Raising a load that is not properly centered on the 

material lift creates a tip over hazard. Death or serious 

injury could result from such accidents. Properly 

center the load before using the material lift to posi

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tion the material.

  4.  Position the load as close to the carriage as possible, 

with the load center centered between the forks.

Warning

Raising a load that is not securely fastened to the load 

lifting attachment creates a tip over hazard. Death 

or serious injury could result from such accidents. 

Securely fasten the load before using the material lift 

to position the material.

  5.  Secure the load to the load lifting attachment.

Model

14″

36 cm

Load Center

24″

61 cm

42″

107 cm

ML5I

1000 lb

454 lg

750 lb

340 lg

350 lb

159 lg

ML10I

900 lb

408 lg

750 lb

340 lg

350 lb

159 lg

ML15I

800 lb

363 lg

700 lb

318 lg

325 lb

147 lg

ML20I

750 lb

340 lg

550 lb

249 lg

300 lb

136 lg

ML25I

600 lb

272 lg

400 lb

181 lg

200 lb

91 lg

 

Summary of Contents for ML10I

Page 1: ...October 2019 Part Number 7030242 MANUAL OPERATOR S Replaces August 2019...

Page 2: ...cal conductor the entire lift can become electrically charged Such contact could make your body a conductor to the other object creating an electrical shock hazard resulting in death or serious injury...

Page 3: ...pter 4 Prestart Inspection Visual Inspection 11 Set Up 11 Material lifts equipped with stabilizers 11 Material lifts equipped with adjustable forks 12 To install fork extensions 12 Material lifts equi...

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Page 5: ...the likelihood of personal injury and property damage The terms danger warning and caution indicate varying degrees of personal injury or property damage that can result if the instruction is not foll...

Page 6: ...terial lift without prior written consent of the Snorkel Engineering Department Modification may void the warranty adversely affect stability or affect the operational characteristics of the aerial pl...

Page 7: ...I ML25I 7030242 3 Chapter 2 Specifications Component Identification Forks Shown in Up Inverted Position Mast Sections Carriage Legs Two speed Winch Smart Set Adjustment System Carriage Hold down Bar C...

Page 8: ...towed 6 3 3 8 1 9 m Length Stowed 31 1 2 80 cm Length Operating 5 2 1 57 m 5 2 1 57 m 5 7 1 70 m 6 5 1 96 m 6 5 1 96 m Width Stowed 30 1 2 77 cm Width Stabilizers Deployed 5 4 1 6 m Stabilizers Option...

Page 9: ...ous injury will result from contact with or inade quate clearance from an energized conductor Do not go closer than the minimum safe approach distance as defined by ANSI ANSI publications define minim...

Page 10: ...manufacturer s specifications ALWAYS inspect the winch and cable before operating the material lift Check for wear frays kinks and damage to the cable Verify that the cable is wrapped around the winc...

Page 11: ...NEVER operate the material lift on a moving or mobile surface such as a truck bed NEVER exceed the rated load capacity of the material lift NEVER move a material lift with a raised load NEVER touch o...

Page 12: ...s 1 1 1 1 1 7030254 Decal www snorkellifts com Black 2 2 2 2 2 7030243 Decal www snorkellifts com White SM00920A Made in the U S A 1 1 1 1 1 SM00922A NOTICE Load Capacity Chart 1 1 1 1 1 7030184 Snork...

Page 13: ...30184 or 7030244 S7030237 or S7030238 or S7030239 or S7030240 or S7030241 or SM00966A SM00922A SM00910A SM00901A SM00911A SM00905A SM00918A SM00920A SM00909A SM00908A SM00912A SM00903A SM00910A SM0091...

Page 14: ...Chapter 3 Safety 10 ML5I ML10I ML15I ML20I ML25I 7030242...

Page 15: ...y Inspect the work area Visual Inspection Before operating the material lift y y Inspect the wheels and casters for excessive wear or damage y y Inspect the material lift for loose damaged or missing...

Page 16: ...s away from the mast to completely lower the carriage 5 Rotate the winch handles one quarter turn toward the mast as if raising the carriage to set the brake The winch should operate smoothly without...

Page 17: ...icated on the machine serial plate and in this Operator s Manual Capacity values indicate the rated lifting capacity and do not indicate material lift stability The operator bears ultimate responsibil...

Page 18: ...mine if the material lift can lift the desired weight Warning Raising a load that exceeds the maximum load capac ity of the material lift creates a tip over hazard Death or serious injury could result...

Page 19: ...to the procedures on the previous pages 2 Verify that the load is secured to the load lifting at tachment 3 Shift the winch to the desired speed 4 Firmly grasp both winch handles 5 Rotate the winch ha...

Page 20: ...Chapter 5 Operation 16 ML5I ML10I ML15I ML20I ML25I 7030242...

Page 21: ...ar base casters 7 Place the material lift against the transport vehicle with the loading wheels facing the truck or trailer bed 8 Tilt the material lift towards the transport vehicle until the loading...

Page 22: ...Chapter 6 Transporting 18 ML5I ML10I ML15I ML20I ML25I 7030242...

Page 23: ...n properly completed and returned to the Snorkel Warranty department within fifteen 15 days after delivery of the Snorkel product to the Customer or Dealer s demonstration rental fleet Snorkel must be...

Page 24: ...SSC are covered under warranty for a period of 12 twelve months from the date of invoice provided that those parts have been subject to appropriate storage to prevent damage and deterioration conditio...

Page 25: ...ydraulic fluid filters and lubrication paint and decals engine tune up brake adjust ments etc Snorkel will not cover leaks from fittings hoses and any other connection points after the unit has been i...

Page 26: ...ving the rejection or adjustment notice The appeal should be grounded on express reasons and supported by relevant evidence Appeals received outside of this time limit will not be considered SNORKEL W...

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