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16 Slider34 Owner’s Manual
1. Clear the truck frame.
a. The front plate of the base needs to be at least 8.50” behind the cab or any equip-
ment mounted behind the cab.
b. Note that the jib extends 6.50” in front of the front base plate.
c. Be sure to square the Slider on the truck frame and make certain that jib cylinder is fully
extended for proper measurement.
d. Visually inspect the truck and look for any potential issues. For example: Clearance
problems, cross member extending too high, insufficient room in front of the Slider for
tarpers, exhaust manifolds, etc., or insufficient room in the rear to allow for bumper
selection.
2. Set the Slider on the truck frame.
3. Shorten the truck frame to within 2” from the rear of the loader.
4. Install bumper.
a. See Government Regulations for acceptable placement.
5. Drill mounting holes (See Mounting Kit Drawing, PN 42010)
a. Place two tie down channels (PN 42008) on either side of the base, at the very front.
There should be one channel on each side of the cylinder pin and they should butt up
against the angle welded onto the base.
b. The two front tie downs should be located within two inches of the front base plate.
c. Using the tie down channels as a guide, drill (4) 1-1/16” holes through the angles that
are welded to the base.
d. Using 1” bolts, washers, and nuts, fasten the tie down channels to the base.
e. Drill (4) 1-1/16” holes, one in each tie down, through the center of the tie down as well
as the truck frame.
f. Place one tie down channel (PN D0143) at the very rear of the base on either side. It
should butt up against the .25” plate that extends out from the side of the base.
g. Using the tie down channels as a guide, drill (2) 11/16” holes through the .25” plates on
the base.
h. Using 5/8” bolts, washers, and nuts, fasten the tie down channels to the base plates.
i. Using the tie down channels as a guide, drill (2) 11/16” holes through the truck frame.
6. Weld shear plates to the base.
a. Move anything that may be in your way.
b. Place two shear plates on either side of the base as seen in the drawing. Once in
place, the plates should be welded to the base of the Slider.
c. It is recommended that a plate be placed beneath the pin point of the secondary to
the dump section.
d. Note: Symmetry is not crucial. Adjustments can be made to make way for braces,
chassis additions, air tanks, etc. Otherwise, the plates can be notched for such
allowances.
e. Drill (8) 1-1/16” holes, two in each shear plate, through the plate, as well as the truck
frame.
Installation Steps - Basic Guidelines