Snorkel S2770RT, Руководство оператора

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Chapter 8 – Operation
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Figure 8.3 – Stepped Level Surfaces
Do not position the machine where there is risk of it sliding
due to unstable surfaces (refer to Figure 8.4).
4. Watch the bubble level while setting the outriggers.
Lower the outriggers, one at a time, just enough to
center the bubble in the circle on top of the gauge.
5. Adjust the position of the outrigger legs until the bub-
bles (refer to Figure 8.2) are centered between the
marks on the levels, indicating that the chassis is level.
Figure 8.2 – Bubble Levels
Use the following procedure to raise the outriggers using
the outrigger controls:
1. Fully lower the platform to the stowed position.
2. Hold the enable handle (refer to Figure 8.1) down-
ward while operating the outrigger controls.
3. Hold an outrigger handle upward to raise the outrigger
leg. Repeat until all four outriggers have been fully
raised.
Operating with Outriggers Lowered on Slopes
If the machine is raised off the ground using the outrig-
gers, there is risk of it sliding if it is on a slope or ramp.
Contributing factors include newly painted surfaces, icy,
wet or oily surfaces, as well as sandy or any loosely cov-
ered surface. Do not position the machine on surfaces
where there is risk of it sliding.
Sliding can occur if the platform is elevated or when fully
lowered.
Do not attempt to use wheel chocks or outrigger pads
beneath the outrigger foot or the tires.
The outrigger feet must be lowered only onto a firm sur -
face that can fully support the weight of the machine and
its rated capacity.
Positioning the outrigger feet on stepped level surfaces
is acceptable (refer to Figure 8.3).