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Southworth Products

PalletPal 360 Manual

5.  Operation

To avoid death or serious injury:

•  Do not enter under the platform unless the platform is secured against lowering.
•  Do not sit, stand, or ride on the platform.
•  Keep hands, feet, and loose clothing away from moving parts.
•  Do not push/roll a load off the edge of the platform. This may cause the machine to 

rebound quickly and could lead to injury or damage to the machine.

•  The platform should always be loaded and unloaded uniformly in even layers. 

Uneven loading can cause the load to become unstable and could lead to injury. 

Uneven loading can cause premature wear or damage to the machine.

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When rotating the load, do not grab the rotator ring or hands/fingers may be caught 

in the moving parts and you may be injured.

Do not drop load onto the platform or the machine may be damaged.
Do not use this machine with broken pallets. Boards and/or nails in 

broken pallets may catch on the platform frame and cause damage.
Do not exceed the rated capacity.
The platform should always be loaded and unloaded uniformly in even 

layers. Uneven loading and unloading may cause the load to become 

unstable and could lead to injury. Uneven loading can cause premature 

wear or damage to the machine.

5.1    Loading & Unloading

Manual Loading:

When manually loading, always load the pallet uniformly in even layers. As the pallet is loaded 

the platform will lower, maintaining the proper working height. Do not reach over the load. Instead 

rotate the load by pushing or pulling on the pallet.

Manual Unloading:

When manually unloading, always unload the pallet uniformly in even layers. As the pallet it 

unloaded the platform will raise, maintaining the proper working height. Do not reach over the 

load. Instead rotate the load by pushing or pulling on the pallet.

Loading with a fork truck or stacker:

 When loading with a fork truck or stacker lower the pallet onto the platform slowly until the springs 

are fully supporting the load or the springs are fully compressed. Only uniform loads should be 

placed on the platform.

Unloading with a fork truck or stacker:

When unloading with a fork truck or stacker raise the pallet off of the platform slowly until the 

springs are no longer supporting the load and the pallet is clear of the platform/turntable ring.

Do not drive the fork truck/stacker into the base frame or the machine 

may be damaged.
Do not slide the pallet onto/off of the platform/rotator ring or the 

machine may be damaged.

Summary of Contents for PalletPal 360

Page 1: ...s Manual SOUTHWORTH PRODUCTS CORP P O Box 1380 Portland ME 04104 1380 Telephone 800 743 1000 207 878 0700 Fax 207 797 4734 www SouthworthProducts com Model Serial Number __________________________ Da...

Page 2: ...up 9 4 2 Range 0 Machines with Bellows Skirts 12 4 2 1 Spring Locations 12 4 3 Spring Selection 13 4 3 1 Spring Selection Chart 13 4 4 Installing Removing Secondary Springs 14 4 5 Removing the Main Sp...

Page 3: ...etPal 360 Manual This label part 10095524 is required by California law For more information visit www 65Warnings ca gov This label part 10095524 is required by California law For more information vis...

Page 4: ...manufacturer Replacement Parts When parts or components are replaced they shall be replaced with parts or components approved by the original manufacturer Maintenance Training The user shall ensure on...

Page 5: ...Before use each day or at the beginning of each shift the machine shall be given a visual inspection and functional test including but not limited to the following 1 Safety devices if applicable 2 Loo...

Page 6: ...that affect the safety of operations are repaired prior to continued use 6 Capacity limitation Rated capacity shall not be exceeded when loads are transferred to the machine 7 Work area The operator s...

Page 7: ...ion mark C For use with CAUTION signal word safety black triangle safety yellow exclamation mark D For use with DANGER WARNING or CAUTION signal words D is a safety yellow triangle with a safety black...

Page 8: ...W L Y K L B 3 E P A T D A C T F 6 6 3 5 8 9 5 0 0 1 K C O L O T 0 0 1 X 5 7 1 L C D D L A E 2 5 4 2 EA LD DCL 1 75X1 00 TO UNLOCK 10059854 3 2 EA LD DCL 2 00X3 00 SOUTHWORTH SERIAL ID BL 10079929 2 3...

Page 9: ...is not designed to be lagged to the floor Lagging the machine may lead to damage during operation The PalletPal 360 is available in five possible spring configurations or Ranges with Range 0 having t...

Page 10: ...them up Continue to lift the platform until it reaches it s fully raised position 5 While one person holds the platform up the second person places the motion stabilizer pin into the hole in the rolle...

Page 11: ...l of the spring or your hands finger may be crushed when sliding the spring into the pocket 8 Verify the spring is properly seated in the upper spring pocket The top of the spring should be completely...

Page 12: ...ion Upon receipt inspect the machine for damage No further setup is necessary Machines equipped with bellows skirts are typically shipped with springs installed and in the raised position Upon receipt...

Page 13: ...d raising or lowering capability Should pallet weight or height weight requirements dramatically change PalletPal can be adapted in the field at any time by simply changing the spring combination used...

Page 14: ...yonet line up with the slots on the platform frame On Range 0 machines there is a small screw located in the platform that will prevent the bayonet from rotating This bolt will need to be removed befo...

Page 15: ...o raised until it reaches it s fully raised position 5 Place the motion stabilizer pin into the hole in the roller track nearest to the hinge end 6 Grasp the spring by the second or third coil down fr...

Page 16: ...come unstable and could lead to injury Uneven loading can cause premature wear or damage to the machine 5 1 Loading Unloading Manual Loading When manually loading always load the pallet uniformly in e...

Page 17: ...Springs must be removed before performing any repair requiring disassembly of the leg assembly 6 1 Periodic Maintenance Before each use inspect the machine for damage or wear If damage or wear is foun...

Page 18: ...e on a charge credit basis We will invoice you when we ship the replacement part then credit you when you return the worn or damaged part and we verify that it is covered by our warranty Labor is not...

Page 19: ...LERS PINS BUSHINGS AND TRACKS ROTATOR RING BEARINGS FORK POCKETS BOTH SIDES CENTER PIN AND BUSHING BOTH SIDES UPPER LOWER HINGE PINS AND BUSHINGS BOTH SIDES MOTION STABILIZER UPPER MOTION STABILIZER P...

Page 20: ...nia s Proposition 65 Southworth makes no warranty or representation with respect to the compliance of any product with other State or local safety or product standard codes and any failure to comply w...

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