Oshkosh X17J Use and care manual

Operation, Safety, Maintenance
and service Manual
Original Instructions - Keep this manual with the machine at all times.
Boom Lift Models
X17J
January, 2013
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JLG LIFT
FOREWORD
For:
• Accident Reporting
• Product Safety Publications
• Current Owner Updates
• Questions Regarding Product Safety
• Standards and Regulations Compliance Information
• Questions Regarding Special Product Applications
• Questions Regarding Product Modifications
Contact:
Product Safety and Reliability Department
JLG Industries, Inc.
13224 Fountainhead Plaza
Hagerstown, MD 21742
or Your Local JLG Office
(See addresses on manual cover)
In USA:
Toll Free: 877‑JLG‑SAFE (877‑554‑7233)
Outside USA:
Phone: 240‑420‑2661
Fax: 301‑745‑3713
E‑mail: [email protected]
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REVISION LOG
Rev. Manual code Date
Original Issue X17JR002 December, 2010
01 X17JR012 February, 2011
02 X17JR022 March, 2011
03 X17JR032 May, 2012
04 X17JR042 January, 2013
JLG LIFT
FOREWORD

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 PRESENTATION ....................................................................................Page 08
CHAPTER 2 TECHNICAL INFORMATION.............................................................Page 09
2.1 Description of the machine ...................................................................Page 09
2.1.1 Control position .....................................................................................Page 09
2.1.2 Hydraulic controls on the basket .........................................................Page 10
2.1.3 Machine identification plate .................................................................Page 15
2.1.4 Overall dimensions of the machine .....................................................Page 16
2.1.5 Technical specifications .........................................................................Page 17
2.1.5.1 Petrol engine technical specifications .................................................Page 18
2.1.5.2 Diesel engine technical specifications..................................................Page 18
2.1.5.3 Hydraulic system technical specifications .........................................Page 18
2.1.5.4 Electrical system technical specifications thermic .............................Page 19
2.1.5.5 Electrical system technical specifications lithium..............................Page 19
2.1.6 Terminology ............................................................................................Page 20
2.2 General safety standards ......................................................................Page 22
2.3 Safety warnings.......................................................................................Page 26
2.3.1 Generalities .............................................................................................Page 26
2.3.2 Noise and vibrations ..............................................................................Page 26
2.3.3 Pictograms positioned on the machine ...............................................Page 27
CHAPTER 3 SAFETY DEVICES .................................................................................Page 40
3.1 Battery cutout switch .............................................................................Page 41
3.2 Distributor pressure relief valves.........................................................Page 41
3.3 Cylinder stop valves ..............................................................................Page 42
3.4 Alignment photocell on the aerial part of the structure
and the base of the machine .................................................................Page 42
3.5 Stabiliser position microswitches ........................................................Page 43
3.6 Jib position microswitch .......................................................................Page 43
3.7 Basket load sensor ..................................................................................Page 43
3.8 Control protection ..................................................................................Page 44
3.9 Spirit level ...............................................................................................Page 45
3.10 Pin locking bolts and nuts ....................................................................Page 45
3.11 Safety device electronic control board.................................................Page 46
CHAPTER 4 INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS ....................................................Page 47
4.1 Radio control ..........................................................................................Page 47
4.1.1 Display ....................................................................................................Page 48
4.1.1.1 Display main screen ...............................................................................Page 48
4.1.2 Joysticks ...................................................................................................Page 54
4.1.3 Push buttons............................................................................................Page 55
4.2 Footswitch................................................................................................Page 58
4.3 Control positions ...................................................................................Page 58
CHAPTER 5 EMERGENCY DEVICES ......................................................................Page 59
5.1 Emergency stop button..........................................................................Page 59
5.2 Hand pump .............................................................................................Page 60
5.3 Solenoid valves for emergency descent...............................................Page 60
5.4 Safety device bypass key .......................................................................Page 60
5.5 Emergency position controls ................................................................Page 61
5.6 Switch to enable emergency controls ..................................................Page 62
CHAPTER 6 USING THE MACHINE........................................................................Page 65
6.1 Safety standards to adopt before using the platform ................................Page 65
6.1.1 Risk of electrocution...............................................................................Page 65
6.1.2 Danger due to atmospheric conditions ..............................................Page 65
6.1.3 Danger due to the work area ...............................................................Page 66
6.2 Procedures for correct use ....................................................................Page 66
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6.2.1 Summary table of operator safety standards ..........................................Page 66
6.2.2 Operator holding areas in the basket .....................................................Page 67
6.3 Working area ..........................................................................................Page 68
6.4 Using the elevating work platform .....................................................Page 69
6.4.1 Preliminary checks before starting work ...........................................Page 70
6.4.2 Starting the petrol/diesel engine ..........................................................Page 71
6.4.3 Starting the electric motor .....................................................................Page 72
6.4.4 Stopping the engine/motor ...................................................................Page 74
6.4.5 Stopping the motor lithium version ....................................................Page 74
6.4.6 Automatic working load selection ......................................................Page 75
6.4.7 Travel ........................................................................................................Page 76
6.4.8 Parking the machine on a slope or on uneven ground ....................Page 78
6.4.9 Stabilising and levelling the machine ..................................................Page 78
6.4.10 Automatic lowering and raising of the stabilisers.............................Page 82
6.4.11 Extending the track gauge.....................................................................Page 84
6.4.12 Moving the basket .................................................................................Page 84
6.4.13 Manually levelling the basket ..............................................................Page 88
6.5 Emergency manoeuvres ......................................................................Page 90
6.5.1 Emergency descent controlled from the basket ........................................Page 90
6.5.2 Operating the machine from the emergency control position
on the ground if the operator is taken ill ............................................Page 91
6.5.3 Emergency descent in the case where the stabilisers are
accidentally retracted.................................................................................Page 92
6.5.4 Emergency descent controlled from the ground in the event
of sudden operator illness, with the motor running and
electrical system fault.............................................................................Page 94
6.5.5 Emergency descent controlled from the ground using the
hand pump in the event of faults on all energy supply systems ....Page 95
6.5.6 Emergency operations on the carriage: moving the platform
stabilisers using the hand pump to allow the machine
to be transported....................................................................................Page 97
6.5.7 Emergency operation of the undercarriage in the event of
movements of the aerial part ................................................................Page 98
6.6 Recharging the radio control and making an emergency
electrical connection ................................................................................Page 100
6.7 Recharging the battery ..........................................................................Page 102
6.8 Main intended uses of the platform ....................................................Page 105
6.8.1 Systems ....................................................................................................Page 105
6.8.2 Closed environments .............................................................................Page 105
6.8.3 Pruning ....................................................................................................Page 105
6.8.4 Repair and maintenance of roofing and gutters ...............................Page 106
6.8.5 Painting, sand‑blasting and plastering................................................Page 106
6.8.6 Use in marine environments ................................................................Page 106
CHAPTER 7 MAINTENANCE....................................................................................Page 107
7.1 Safety instructions for greasing and lubrication ................................Page 107
7.2 Table of recommended lubricants ........................................................Page 107
7.3 Greasing points ......................................................................................Page 109
7.4 Greasing the telescopic arm ..................................................................Page 109
7.5 Safety instructions for maintenance operations.................................Page 110
7.6 Periodic maintenance intervals ............................................................Page 111
7.7 Electric motor ..........................................................................................Page 113
7.7.1 Electric motor maintenance...................................................................Page 113
7.8 Inspection and maintenance ................................................................Page 114
7.9 General periodic checks ........................................................................Page 116
7.10 Maintenance on the rubber tracks........................................................Page 118
7.10.1 Checking the track tension ...................................................................Page 118
7.10.2 Loosening/tightening the tracks ..........................................................Page 118
7.10.3 Checking the rubber tracks ..................................................................Page 119
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7.10.4 Replacing the rubber tracks .................................................................Page 121
7.11 Checking tightness of nuts and bolts...................................................Page 122
7.12 Checking the hydraulic oil level...........................................................Page 126
7.12.1 Hydraulic oil............................................................................................Page 126
7.13 Checking for leaks in the hydraulic system........................................Page 126
7.14 Checking the condition of the filter cartridge ...................................Page 127
7.15 Checking that all the plates are present on the machine
and intact ................................................................................................Page 127
7.16 Checking the operating pressure of the hydraulic system...............Page 128
7.17 Checking tightness of the fastening screws on the pin
retainers and the locknuts ....................................................................Page 129
7.18 Checking wear on the extension arm internal sliding ring ..............Page 129
7.19 Checking wear on the telescopic arm slides ......................................Page 129
7.20 Checking tightness of the turntable bolts............................................Page 130
7.21 Battery: checks and maintenance ........................................................Page 130
7.21.1 Checking the electrolyte level ..............................................................Page 130
7.21.2 Recharging the battery...........................................................................Page 131
7.21.3 Replacing the battery ............................................................................Page 132
7.21.4 Battery disposal ......................................................................................Page 132
7.22 Battery pack operating specifications .................................................Page 133
7.22.1 Components and diagrams ..................................................................Page 134
7.22.2 Personal protective equipment ............................................................Page 136
7.22.3 Handling in dangerous conditions .....................................................Page 136
7.22.3.1 Procedure for handling hot cells .........................................................Page 137
7.22.3.2 Procedure for handling vented cells ...................................................Page 138
7.22.3.3 Procedure for exploded cells ................................................................Page 139
7.22.3.4 Lithium battery fire ................................................................................Page 140
7.23 Servicing the engine thermic version...................................................Page 142
CHAPTER 8 SAFETY STANDARDS FOR TRANSPORT .......................................Page 143
8.1 Removing the basket..............................................................................Page 143
8.2 Loading and unloading the machine on transport vehicles
using ramps .............................................................................................Page 144
8.3 Lifting the machine.................................................................................Page 145
8.3.1 How and where to attach the platform ...............................................Page 146
8.3.2 What to use to attach the platform ......................................................Page 146
8.4 Transporting the machine .....................................................................Page 147
CHAPTER 9 SERVICE MENU ON THE RADIO CONTROL.................................Page 148
9.1 Input menu ..............................................................................................Page 148
9.2 Error menu...............................................................................................Page 151
9.3 Operating hours menu...........................................................................Page 151
9.4 Settings menu..........................................................................................Page 151
9.5 Joystick menu .........................................................................................Page 151
CHAPTER 10 TROUBLESHOOTING ..........................................................................Page 158
CHAPTER 11 CHECKS TO BE COMPLETED ON THE MACHINE
FOLLOWING REPAIRS ........................................................................Page 159
11.1 Checking correct operation of the controls.........................................Page 159
11.2 Checking operation of the safety devices............................................Page 159
CHAPTER 12 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM..........................................................................Page 160
12.1 Hydraulic system diagram thermic version ......................................Page 160
12.1.1 Key to the hydraulic system diagram thermic version.....................Page 161
12.2 Hydraulic system diagram lithium version........................................Page 162
12.2.1 Key to the hydraulic system diagram lithium version......................Page 163
CHAPTER 13 WIRING DIAGRAM ..............................................................................Page 164
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PREFACE
The aim of this manual is to provide the user the necessary instructions and essential opera‑
ting procedures to ensure correct and safe use of the machine for its intended purposes, as
well as to prevent serious injury to the operator and other persons.
IMPORTANT
IT IS MANDATORY TO KEEP TO ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL.
THIS MANUAL MUST BE CAREFULLY READ AND UNDERSTOOD BEFORE OPERA‑
TING THE MACHINE.
As this manual is an essential work tool, it must be kept with the machine at all times, in the
special compartment, so as to be available for clarification whenever required.
As the manufacturer cannot control the conditions of the machine and the operations this is
used for, THE USER IS RESPONSIBLE for ensuring compliance with the safety procedures
described in this manual.
Every machine supplied is thoroughly adjusted and tested before being delivered. The ope‑
rator does not need to perform any adjustments before using the machine.
Any alterations and/or modifications to the specifications of the original machine design
without previous written authorisation from the Constructor are PROHIBITED and THE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THESE ACTIONS LIES WITH THE OPERATOR.
THE EMPLOYER MUST MAKE SURE THAT THE OPERATOR HAS THE REQUISITES
NECESSARY TO OPERATE THE MACHINE CORRECTLY AND THAT SUCH OPERA‑
TOR HAS CAREFULLY EXAMINED AND UNDERSTOOD THE INFORMATION
GIVEN IN THIS USER AND OPERATION MANUAL, RECEIVING SUITABLE TRAI‑
NING REGARDING USE OF THE MACHINE IN STANDARD AND EMERGENCY
CONDITIONS.
THE EMPLOYER MUST ALSO TRAIN OPERATORS REGARDING ANY NATIONAL
STANDARDS THAT ARE IN ADDITION TO THE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN
THIS DOCUMENT.
If the manual is damaged or lost, a copy must be requested directly from JLG.
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Note: All of the photos and drawings in this manual have been added to simplify com‑
prehension by the reader. Your machine may differ from the photos and drawings provi‑
ded.
NORMATIVE REFERENCES
The machine was designed, built and tested in accordance with harmonised standard EN280
prA2:2009, which involves presumption of conformity with the essential safety requirements
of Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, being a type C voluntary technical standard.
According to EN280 prA2, the platform is classified as GROUP B, as the vertical projection of
the centre of gravity of the load may exceed the overturning limit, and as TYPE 1, as travel is
only allowed with the platform at rest.
The stability tests on the machine were performed in accordance with paragraph 6.1.4.2 of
EN280, with the load test calculated in conformity with 5.2.4, with a successful outcome.
In addition what prescribed in this manual it is necessary to apply the technical requirements of
the following national/international safety standards:
‑ UNI ISO 18893
‑ ISO 16368
‑ ISO 18878
With the exception of stricter local or national regulations in the working area of the MEWP.
WARRANTY
On purchasing a JLG platform, a warranty and inspection certificate is issued that clearly
indicates the warranty terms and where any repairs or adjustments made to the machine
must be reported.
RESPONSIBILITIES
The Constructor declines all liability for any injury/damage caused to persons/objects due to
any of the reasons listed below:
• Failure to comply with the instructions given in this USER AND OPERATION
MANUAL regarding operation, use and maintenance of the machine;
• Violent or sudden actions or incorrect manoeuvres when using or servicing the machine;
• Modifications made to the structure or machine components without previous authori‑
sation from the Constructor and/or without the use of suitable equipment;
• Events outside of normal and correct use of the machine described in this USER AND
OPERATION MANUAL;
• Use of non‑original spare parts not authorised by the manufacturer.
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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
EC DECLARATION OF
CONFORMITY
Manufacturer JLG Industries Inc
Address 1 JLG Drive
McConnellsburg
PA17233
USA
Technical File: JLG Industries Inc
JLG Technology & Development Centre
Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome & Proving Ground
Lutterworth, Leicestershire
LE17 5QS
United Kingdom.
Authorised contact Alan S. McIntyre Position: Manager, Engineering
Support - Europe
Machine Type: Mobile Elevating Work Platform
Model Type: ...
Serial Number: ...
Notified Body: ECO Certificazioni S.p.A
EC Number: 0714
Address Via Mengollna
33 - 48108
Faenza
Italy
Certificate Number: To Be Advised
Reference Standards: EN12100-1 & 2:2003 + A1:2009
EN280:2001 + A2:2009
JLG Industries hereby declare that the above mentioned machine conforms
with the requirements of:
2006/42/EC Machinery
2004/108/EC EMC Directive
2000/14/EC Outdoor Noise
Signed: Date: ...
Name: Alan S. McIntyre Position: Manager,Engineering Support-
Europe
Place: Bruntingthorpe, UK
Remark:
Any modification to the above described machine violates the validity of this declaration.
This declaration conforms with the requirements of annex II-A of the council directive
2006/42/EC
Machine manufactured for JLG Industries Inc. by HINOWA S.p.a via Fontana 37054
NOGARA VR Italy

EC DECLARATION OF
CONFORMITY
Manufacturer JLG Industries Inc
Address 1 JLG Drive
McConnellsburg
PA17233
USA
Machine Type: Mobile Elevating Work Platform
Model Type: ...
Serial Number: ...
Document Control: HINOWA S.p.A
Via Fontana - 37054
Nogara
Italy
Technical File: JLG Industries Inc
JLG Technology &
Development Centre
Bruntingthorpe
Aerodrome & Proving
Ground
Lutterworth,
Leicestershire
LE17 5QS
United Kingdom.
Measured
Lwa ...dB(A)
Guaranteed
Lwa ...dB(A)
Engine Power: ...kW
Lwa = (Sound Power Level)
Applicable Procedure: EN ISO 3744:1995
Applicable Directive: 2000/14/EC Annex V Internal Control of Production.
We hereby declare that the above mentioned machine
conforms with the requirements of the "Noise Emission in
the Environment by Equipment for Use Outdoors"
Directive 2000/14/EC & 2005/88/EC
Remark:
This declaration conforms with the requirements of Annex II of the council directive
2000/14/EC
An
y
modification to the above described machine violates the validit
y
of this declaration.
Machine manufactured for JLG Industries Inc. by HINOWA S.p.a via Fontana 37054
NOGARA VR Ital
y
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1. PRESENTATION
This manual describes the warning signs used to draw the reader’s attention to several parti‑
cularly important warnings.
The safety warnings are divided into two main types, which are identified and described
below.
DANGER
This symbol accompanied by the word DANGER indicates that the situation
described, if not prevented, can lead to serious injury or death of the persons
involved (operator, ground staff, staff present in proximity to the platform,
maintenance technicians etc.).
WARNING
This symbol accompanied by the word WARNING indicates that the situation
described represents a potential risk for the structure of the machine.
Dangerous situations may be determined by this condition (including injury or
death) for the persons involved.
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2. TECHNICAL INFORMATION
2.1. DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE
The machine is a self‑propelled hydraulic lifting device, fitted with a rotating basket positio‑
ned at the top of an extendable articulated structure, which also rotates. The lifting device is
intended for POSITIONING PERSONS AND THEIR EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS AT A
HEIGHT ABOVE GROUND LEVEL.
2.1.1 CONTROL POSITION
The elevating platform was designed so that its carriage can be controlled by means of a
radio control that communicates with a receiver device located inside the distributor support
in the basket. All the controls for the movements of the carriage are grouped on the radio
control, and the radio control display shows all the information regarding the use of the
machine (both aerial part and carriage) and the diagnostic functions.
The aerial part of the machine is controlled by means of hydraulic levers located in the
basket and in the emergency control position on board the machine.
The control positions are defined according to the operations to be carried out as listed
below.
The aerial part control position is located inside the basket, at the level of the aerial part
hydraulic distributor. To ensure that this control position can be used, all the movements of
the aerial part must be enabled and the radio control must be positioned in its seat in the
basket; if the radio control is positioned incorrectly, the yellow warning light on the left side
of the distributor comes on.
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2.1.2 HYDRAULIC CONTROLS ON THE BASKET
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REF. DESCRIPTION LEVER DIRECTION/
MOVEMENT OBTAINED
PICTOGRAM NEAR THE
CONTROL
1Basket levelling control
This lever allows the basket levelling
cylinder to be operated in order to
compensate for possible misalignments
due to system failures.
Since this is an emergency device and
the manoeuvre is dangerous, the ope‑
rator must use a tool to activate the
distributor.
It is advisable to carry out this operation
with the aerial part completely closed.
lever fowards:
rotates the basket
towards the machine
lever backwards:
rotates the basket
away from the
machine

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REF. DESCRIPTION LEVER DIRECTION/
MOVEMENT OBTAINED
PICTOGRAM NEAR THE
CONTROL
2Basket rotation lever
This lever allows the operator to rotate
the basket.
When the basket is aligned, this condi‑
tion is signalled by the two reference
arrows.
lever fowards:
rotates the basket
counterclockwise
lever backwards:
rotates the basket
clockwise
3Third arm control lever
This lever allows the operator to raise or
lower the third arm of the platform.
lever fowards:
raises the third arm
lever backwards:
lowers the third arm
4First and second arm control lever
This lever allows the operator to raise or
lower the first and second arm of the
platform. The synchronous movement of
first and second arm always ensures the
maximum outreach during work and is
obtained thanks to the special configuration
of the system, in fact it does not depend on
the operator’s ability.
lever fowards:
moves first and
second arm synch‑
ronously upwards
lever backwards:
moves first and
second arm synch‑
ronously
downwards
5Jib control lever
This lever allows the operator to raise
and lower the jib arm.
lever fowards:
raises the jib arm
lever backwards:
lowers the jib arm
6Extension arm control lever
This lever allows the operator to extend
and retract the extension arm.
lever fowards:
retracts the exten‑
sion arm toward the
machine
lever backwards:
extends the arm
outwards

AERIAL PART EMERGENCY
There is a second control position for the aerial part which is called aerial part emergency
control position. This position is on the ground, on the side of the machine, near the aerial
part hydraulic distributor on the ground. In order to enable this control position it is neces‑
sary to use the switch located on the left side of the distributor. This control position must be
used only for emergency manoeuvres or when servicing the machine.
REF. DESCRIPTION LEVER DIRECTION/
MOVEMENT OBTAINED
PICTOGRAM NEAR THE
CONTROL
7Rotation lever
This lever allows the operator to rotate
the aerial part of the platform around
the axis of the turntable.
When the machine is aligned, this con‑
dition is signalled by the two reference
arrows.
lever fowards:
rotates the aerial part
counterclockwise
lever backwards:
rrotates the aerial
part clockwise
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REF. DESCRIPTION LEVER DIRECTION/
MOVEMENT OBTAINED
PICTOGRAM NEAR THE
CONTROL
1Rotation lever
This lever allows the operator to rotate
the aerial part of the platform around the
axis of the turntable.
The alignment of the machine is indica‑
ted in pos. 6 of the radio control display
(paragraph 4.1).
lever fowards:
rotates the aerial
part counter‑
clockwise
lever backwards:
rotates the aerial
part clockwise
2First and second arm control lever
This lever allows the operator to raise or
lower the first and the second arm of the
platform.
The synchronous movement of first and
second arm always ensures the maxi‑
mum outreach during work and is obtai‑
ned thanks to the special configuration
of the system, in fact it does not depend
on the operator’s ability.
lever fowards:
moves first and
second arm synch‑
ronously upwards
lever backwards:
moves first and
second arm synch‑
ronously
downwards
3Third arm control lever
This lever allows the operator to raise or
lower the third arm of the platform.
lever fowards:
raises the third arm
lever backwards:
lowers the third arm
4Extension arm control lever
This lever allows the operator to extend and
retract the extension arm.
lever fowards:
extends the arm
outwards
lever backwards:
retracts the exten‑
sion arm toward the
machine
5Jib control lever
This lever allows the operator to raise and
lower the jib arm.
lever fowards:
raises the jib arm
lever backwards:
lowers the jib arm
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The emergency control position was designed to operate on the extensible structure only
for emergency operations by emergency service personnel on the ground, who must in
any case be trained and know the operation of the machine and its safety devices, as well
as for maintenance and checks before starting work.
If an operator is in the basket, it is forbidden to move the structure from the ground posi‑
tion, unless in an emergency situation (sudden operator illness, technical fault).
TRAVEL
The travel control position is not defined univocally but it is located within the area around
the machine, at a distance of minimum 1 m from the latter, and up to the limit distance
allowed by the radio signal (this data varies according to the conditions in the environment
where the machine is used).
When controlling the machine from the ground position, always make sure that the com‑
ponent that is being moved is completely visible and constantly check its trajectory.
It is absolutely forbidden to use the radio control to move the machine when this cannot
be seen by the operator.
The machine can travel only if there are no persons, animals or things in the basket.
When controlling the machine from the ground by means of the radio control, keep a
distance of at least 1 m from the tracks.
ATTENZIONE
PERICOLO
ATTENZIONE
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ATTENTION
DANGER

LOWERING AND RAISING THE STABILISERS
The stabilisers must be lowered and raised only from the control position in the basket, with
the radio control positioned in its seat.
After leaving the control position in the basket, always remember to close the radio con‑
trol protection cover and to fold the ladder
To perform any movement, for aerial part or carriage part, from the control position inside
the basket the footswitch must be pushed (the footswitch must be release and pressed again
if no movements are made for more of 7 second)
2.1.3 MACHINE IDENTIFICATION PLATE
The rating plate is located on the front of the machine, on the electric motor protection guard
(see photo).
The drawing is shown below.
Manufactured by
HINOWA S.p.A.
Via Fontana
37054 NOGARA (VR)
ITALY
Model
Date of manufacture
G.V.W. (Dry)
Serial number
JLG Industries. Inc - McConnellsburg. PA - USA
kg
kg
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE OPERATING INCLINATION
M/S
M/S
kg
kg
kg
kg
=+
12.5
12.5
200
120
2x80
1x80
40
40 N
N400
200
MAX
MAX
07041700
kg
1°
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2.1.4 OVERALL DIMENSIONS OF THE MACHINE
Maximum length in travel configuration with basket installed ......................4527 mm
Track width ............................................................................................................786/1086 mm
Maximum height in travel configuration with foot plates removed ..............1998 mm
Maximum approach angle ....................................................................................20°
Maximum stabilisation angle ..............................................................................11°
Stabiliser base max side (stabiliser centre) ........................................................2890 mm
Note: standard version with two‑operator basket.
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