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TRANSPORT
4-2 MSHF • 7295-026A
4.1 Repositioning on the building site
Ensure that trees, power cables
etc., cannot be touched.
During movement there may be
no load on the platform.
Once on the building site, the mast
climbing work platform can be moved in
the lowest position on its chassis.
On a hard flat horizontal surface and when
there is no wind, the mast may have a
maximum height of 20 m / 65.6 ft during
repositioning. The platform must be on the
buffers. The legs must be set out in an X
position and secured. The jack must be
screwed out until they just are clear the
ground.
When the circumstances are unfavourable
than the above mentioned circumstances,
contact your supplier.
A machine with two masts may only be
repositioned on its chassis if no curves
must be negotiated. If a curve must be
followed, the machine must first be split
into two single-mast machines. Take the
maximum platform length of a single mast
machine into account.
If there is no electrical power supply
available, the chassis can be moved by
hand or behind a vehicle. The hand brake
lever on the chassis motor must then be
used.
The maximum speed at which the chassis
may be towed behind a vehicle is 30 m/
min / 98.4 ft/min. Exceeding this speed can
cause serious damage to the motor.
Fig.4-2 Locking pin outrigger chassis
Fig.4-3 Brake lever chassis