Rev 6.2/2-20
MRT4-DC3: #35068
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T
O
T
ILT
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 tilt
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 tilt
unexpectedly when tilt
latch is disengaged.
3) If the pad frame is latched,
pull the tilt release lever
(fig. 3A) to disengage the
tilt latch.
Note: The pad frame
automatically latches when
tilted to the vertical
position.
4) Tilt the load as required.
Note: See “L
” on page 12 about allowable load overhang.
OPERATION
Summary of Contents for MRT410LDC3
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