Textron PT-3500, Operator'S Manual

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Maintenance
Post-Operation Inspection Checklist
(Page 1)
1.
Check engine oil and radiator coolant
levels- to ensure no leakage after
operations.
2.
Close all windows on the
Safe-Zone
Cab,
remove the
master keys
from the
control panel, and shut and lock the door.
3.
If leaving machine parked/unattended at
night adjacent to a roadway or occupied
construction area, caution should be taken
to ensure that there is no obstruction of the
reflectors- all reflectors must be visible.
4.
When parking the machine, the wheels
should be chocked and the parking brake
should be set-
(Parking brakes may not be
available on all trailer models).
When parking
brake is not available
or
when parking
machine/trailer on an
incline, having the
wheels chocked is
extremely important.
5.
Store all grips, blocks, and
other tools/equipment used
during operations back into
the tool box. Then close and
lock tool box.
6.
Secure the rope end to the drum using a tie-
off rope around the drum. Also, secure the
levelwind to the rear trailer frame using a tie
down to prevent the levelwind from
bouncing during transit.
NOTE: Post-operation checklist should be conducted in accordance with OSHA requirements, to include
OSHA Standard- 29 CFR, Part 1926.600.
NOTE: It is necessary to remove the engine covers
to check the oil levels. Be sure all covers are replaced
and latched in position properly before transport or
operating the machine.
If machine is to be parked
in a publically accessible
area or area adjacent to a
roadway or construction
site,
the engine
compartments must be
closed and locked.
NOTE: It is important that the windows are closed,
the door is locked, and that all keys are removed
to prevent unauthorized access or tampering with
the equipment, especially when the machine is
parked in a publically accessible area or area
adjacent to a roadway or construction site.