MRT4-DC3: #35068
Rev 6.2/2-20
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T
O
R
OTATE
THE
L
OAD
Make sure load is positioned correctly on lifter (as previously
directed).
Never disengage rotation and tilt latches at the same time, because this could result
in load damage or personal injury.
1)
2A
3A
Make sure the load has
enough clearance to
rotate without contacting
anyone or anything.
2) Use the control handle
(circled in fig. 2A) to keep
the load under control at
all times.
Unbalanced
loads may
rotate unexpectedly
when rotation latch is
disengaged.
3) Pull the rotation release
lever (fig. 3A) to
disengage the rotation
latch, and rotate the load
as required.
4) To stop load motion, let
go of the rotation release
lever and guide the load
to the next stop.
Note: Whenever rotation
is not required, keep the
rotation latch engaged, to
prevent load damage or
personal injury.
OPERATION
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