UniCarriers FG20 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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CAUTION
Never try to move the steering wheel when •
halfway up a ramp; otherwise the truck
might fall and this could be a serious
accident.
Use ramps of sufficient length, width, and •
strength.
Before loading or unloading the lift truck, •
make sure to apply the parking brake on the
trailer truck and block its wheels.
Ramps must be securely locked to the •
trailer truck. Their surface must be clean
and dry.
Loading and unloading must be carried out •
on a level surface. The left and right ramps
must be the same height.
When loading the lift truck onto a trailer •
truck, back it up the ramps slowly, with
extreme care. Both rear wheels and both
front wheels must make contact with the
ramps simultaneously.
Support the trailer truck securely with a •
jack or similar device to prevent it from
upending while loading or unloading.
Instruct the trailer truck driver not to move •
the trailer until loading or unloading is
complete.
Make sure the ramp or loading bridge is •
secured.
On rainy days, the lift truck is apt to skid on •
the ramp or loading bridge. Use ramps or
loading bridges with an anti-skid surface. If
they are not available, cancel or postpone
the operation.
MOVING LIFT TRUCK
(IN AN EMERGENCY)
CAUTION
Towing a lift truck must only be done when
a truck is disabled and needs to be towed a
short distance to an out-of-traffic area. This
is only to be done as an emergency measure.
Avoid towing another vehicle or being towed
over long distances.
If the truck cannot move under its own power, for
example, due to an engine problem, the truck may
be towed by another vehicle to an out-of-traffic area
if one is available a short distance away. Use the
tow pin in the counterweight.
When towing a disabled truck, move it as slowly as
possible, observing the following conditions:
Run the engine if possible. It will make the •
steering and brake systems usable. If the engine
is not running, the truck will be hard to steer and
braking will be very difficult.
After moving to an out-of-traffic area, check the
truck. If the problem cannot be resolved, contact
your local UniCarriers dealer.
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PROPER OPERATION