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User Manual // Quikstak QS10MM
Original Instructions // English // v52.0 // April 2022 // Page
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d. Load the pallet onto the transport vehicle using a one-tonne or larger forklift.
2. If the Quikstak cannot be palletised, it may be loaded directly onto the transport
vehicle with the aid of lifting equipment, a tail-lift device, or a loading dock:
Before loading an unpalletized Quikstak, check that the deck of the transport vehicle is
capable of bearing the loads. The standard Quikstak weighs around ~575kg, with up to
260kg on the drive wheel, generating point loads up to ~1250kPa (180psi).
a. If using lifting equipment, observe the procedures in §5.3 to load the Quikstak
onto the transport vehicle.
b. If using a tail-lift device, ensure it has sufficient capacity, and exercise caution
when driving the Quikstak onto and off the lift platform.
c. Once the Quikstak is aboard the transport vehicle, carefully drive it to the
desired position, exercising particular caution when close to edges.
d. Lower the forks, turn the Quikstak off and depress the EMERGENCY STOP.
3. Tie the pallet and/or Quikstak into position, using strops rated to at least 1000kg and
marked tie-down points. Ensure it is secured against lateral forces from any direction.
If the transport vehicle is uncovered, it is recommended to transport the Quikstak only in
fine weather, and to remove the key for safekeeping.
5.5 Storage
If the Quikstak is not to be used for a period of two months or more, it should be stored in a
clean, dry place with good ventilation, at temperatures not below 0
℃
. Before placing the
machine into storage, carry out the following procedures:
1. Lower the forks, turn the Quikstak off and depress the EMERGENCY STOP button.
2. Charge the batteries fully as per §2.7.
3. Clean the stacker thoroughly as per §4.2 .
4. Check the level of hydraulic fluid and top-up if necessary, as per §4.5.1.1 .
5. Disconnect and clean the batteries, and grease the terminals.
6. Spray exposed electrical contacts with contact oil.
7. Spray exposed and/or unpainted metal parts with silicone lubricant to protect
against corrosion.
8. Remove the key from the key-switch for safekeeping.
If the Quikstak is in long-term storage, the batteries must be given a top-up charge every
three months to counteract the effects of self-discharge. Failure to do so will cause the
batteries to run flat and eventually be destroyed by sulfation.