Dhollandia DH-AR Series, Руководство по эксплуатации

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DHOLLANDIA
9.7 THE USE OF HYDRAULIC STABILISING LEGS
NOTICE
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DHOLLANDIA strongly recommends the use of hydraulic stabilising legs to load and unload heavy machinery.
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The use of stabilising legs is made mandatory by various vehicle manufacturers. Consult the instructions of the OEM vehicle
manufacturer.
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The purpose of the stabilising legs is to prevent the vehicle from becoming unstable and to support the chassis, vehicle body and
platform of the hydraulic ramp itself from overloading and material damage.
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When using the stabilizing legs, the operator should observe following points:
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Ensure that the vehicle is safely parked and the parking brake
applied.
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Remove the locking pin of the support frame before operating LEG
OUT to lower the stabilising legs into work position.
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Ensure that the stabilizing legs are positioned on solid even ground.
In case of soft terrain (sand, gravel, etc.), solid support blocks must
be used under the stabilising legs.
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The stabilising legs should be used to stabilize the vehicle only.
They are not suitable to lift the complete vehicle and its cargo.
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If so equipped, block the air suspension of the vehicle so that the
vehicle floor cannot rise after deployment of the stabilising legs.
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The height of the stabilising legs should be adjusted during loading
and unloading, to adapt them to the variation in the vehicle
suspension. Failure to properly adjust height of stabilizing legs
increases the risk of mechanical damage to the stabilising legs.
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Before stowing the stabilising legs back in their travel position, raise
the air suspension of the vehicle (if so equipped) in order to relieve
the stabilising legs from excess pressure.
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After operating LEG UP to pull up the stabilising legs into their travel
position, reinsert the locking pin of the support frame.
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Do NOT move the vehicle if the stabilising legs are not fully raised
and secured in their travel position.
1 Hydraulic cylinder
2 Support frame
3 Locking pin
4 Mounting plate to chassis or ramp frame
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