LR-3510
Stock No. 1656589
Page 7 of 9
NOTE
:
On some models of trucks, the frame is not flat from front to rear. On these models,
provisions must be made to level the frame before installing the body.
3.
Position the rear hinge brackets against the long beams. Once in position, weld the rear hinge
brackets to the body long beams.
4.
Slide each of the lifting shafts all the way against the inside of the long beam. Weld all
around the lifting shaft plate to secure the shaft to the long beam. With the shaft secured,
slide the lock collars against the hoist lifting tube and lock them there by tightening the set
screw (refer to Fig. #6).
5.
With the hoist and body completely installed, cycle the hoist several times to rid the hydraulic
circuit of air.
6.
Raise the hoist and body. Position body prop and prop base as shown in Body Prop
Installation Manual. Weld prop base to body long beam.
NOTE:
Before operating the hoist, read the operation section of this manual (SECTION G).
WARNING:
If it is necessary to work on the hoist or body while in the raised position,
ALWAYS
block
the unloaded body up securely with the body prop or body props.
SECTION F -- LUBRICATION:
1.
Install and grease the eight grease fittings in the hoist frame itself. Refer to Fig. #7 for grease
fitting location.
2.
Install and grease the two grease fittings in the truck rear hinge.
3.
All grease fittings should be greased periodically or at least every time the truck itself is greased.
4.
Check oil level in the pump reservoir every time the oil is changed in the truck engine.
REMEMBER
keep the oil clean. An annual oil change can prevent contaminants from ruining
your pump and hoist cylinder.
