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Care of boDy & Paintwork

The use of cold water at normal tap pressure is recommended for the first three months, after 

which time hot wash at temperatures below 60 degrees centigrade and spraying no closer 

than 300 mm from the surface is permissible with care.

Any damage to the painted surfaces, e.g. dents, scratches, should be treated and repainted as 

soon as possible to prevent any further degradation of the bodywork.

ALWAYS ensure lubrication points, slides etc are adequately greased after the use of high 

pressure or steam cleaners. never pressure wash lifting chains.

generaL Safety

warning: these safety precautions are important.

 You must refer to the chassis/cab 

manufacturers operating and maintenance instructions together with the Transporter 

recommendations. You must always abide by the laws and regulations of the country in which 

you operate.

•  You must fully understand all controls for operating this vehicle before use.

•  You must obey all warning/cautionary and safety labels on this vehicle and replace any that 

are missing or damaged.

•  Carry out routine servicing as specified by Transporter.

•  Always know the height of your transporter by measuring the load before departure; adjust 

the height indicator accordingly.

•  Transporter recommends four straps per vehicle: 2 forwards and 2 rearwards.

•  Beware of overhead obstructions: bridges, trees, cables etc.

•  Make sure all loose equipment is secured safely.

•  Stand the vehicle on firm level ground when operating, lifting or jacking. Apply the parking 

brake and chock the wheels.

•  Do not exceed the lifting capacities of the decks.

•  It is important that the vehicle is operated within the C & U regulations and axle GVW and 

GTW are not exceeded.

•  Do not make any adjustments that you do not understand.

•  Do not move the decks whilst on the transporter. Never go under an unsupported deck. 

•  Other persons must be kept at a safe distance while the vehicle or its equipment is in 

operation.

•  Check that the decks are not contaminated with oil or grease and that the straps are stored 

in a manner that will not interfere with the safety of personnel working on the deck.

•  All movements on the equipment are hydraulic.

Summary of Contents for Voyager S7 2017

Page 1: ...TRANSPORTER Engineering Excellence Voyager S7 Car Transporter Driver Loading Manual...

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Page 3: ...trols 7 Operating Decks 8 Loading Lights Hand Rails 9 Smart Board 10 Loading the Transporter Loading Ramps 11 Loading the Transporter Top Deck Front Flap 12 Loading the Transporter Top Deck 13 14 Load...

Page 4: ...s fully and properly secured The above criteria apply subject to the transporter and all its equipment being correctly maintained If you are in any doubt never operate a deck or move a transporter wit...

Page 5: ...safety labels on this vehicle and replace any that are missing or damaged Carry out routine servicing as specified by Transporter Always know the height of your transporter by measuring the load befo...

Page 6: ...rrectly with no cuts to straps or defects to bollards ratchets Make sure that all straps are stowed securely clear of all moving parts engaging disengaging the power take off pto Make sure that the ai...

Page 7: ...and have a corresponding air lock button where necessary Top Deck Red levers with corresponding air lock buttons Swan Neck Flap Blue lever no air lock Kick Up Front Yellow lever no air lock Kick Up P...

Page 8: ...decks Push the relevant control handle away from you from its neutral position The deck should now lower as the handle is held in this position When the deck is at the required height return the lever...

Page 9: ...with a hand rail system that meets Health and Safety Regulations at time of manufacture compliance with any retrospective change in the legislation after the vehicle has entered service is the respon...

Page 10: ...10 smart board...

Page 11: ...d both O S and N S hydraulic loading ramps Unlock the manual Ramps by folding over the locking bar Fully extend the manual loading ramps by lifting and pulling the ramp by the orange strap once fully...

Page 12: ...t two different angles the picture shows the ramps spring loaded pins set to give the minimum drop angle to adjust the drop angle to maximum support the top deck on the pins housed on the front pillar...

Page 13: ...owards the loading ramps then lower the top deck rear onto the rear kick up deck release the top deck wheel stop locks and lower the wheel stops load the top deck and secure the vehicles to the deck r...

Page 14: ...14 fully raise the top deck by lifting the rear of the top deck first and then the front and rear in equal ammounts loading the transporter top deck...

Page 15: ...15 fully raise the kick up prop and the front kick up ramp adjust the height of the swan neck flap to level up with the front of the kick up ramp loading the transporter swan neck kick up...

Page 16: ...onto the fifth wheel deck and secure vehicle to the transporter raise the swan neck flap to maximum and lower the front kick up to be level with the top of the chassis frame loading the transporter sw...

Page 17: ...7 load vehicle onto the front kick up ramp and secure the vehicle to the transporter reverse vehicle onto the rear kick up ramP and secure the vehicle to the transporter loading the transporter kick u...

Page 18: ...raise the rear kick up to a height to allow the loading of the last car before loading the last car fold out the wheel stops note when unloading the transporter remember to fold the wheel stops back o...

Page 19: ...19 drive the last vehicle onto the transporter place a wheel chock in front of either the front or rear wheels and secure the vehicle to the transporter loading the transporter final vehicle...

Page 20: ...ramps check both ramps are fully closed and are locking the manual ramps into the stowage ramps lower the swan neck flap and the rear kick up ramp then lower the front and rear of the top deck check...

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Page 24: ...TE Transporter Engineering Limited Transporter House Gosfield Business Park Gosfield Essex CO9 1SA Tel 44 0 1787 478490 Fax 44 0 1787 476047 www transporter eng com...

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