PETTIBONE Extendo Series User manual
Operator’s Manual PMOM-4021
736-744-936-944-1032-1144-1157
T944-T1157
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CONTENTS
SAFETY...................................................................................................................................................................................1
Safety Rules ..................................................................................................................................................................1
Safety Statements ......................................................................................................................................................1
Safety Messages..........................................................................................................................................................2
Operator Qualifications............................................................................................................................................5
Safe Operating Practices..........................................................................................................................................5
Transporting Safely....................................................................................................................................................8
Parking the Machine .................................................................................................................................................8
Safety Decals............................................................................................................................................................. 10
Decal Locations ............................................................................................................................................... 11
Main Decal Kit, LL-7858 ........................................................................................................................ 11
0L1-10298-000, USE BOTH HANDS ................................................................................................... 12
FL-10561, SERVICE BRAKE .................................................................................................................... 12
LL-1803-499, ACCUMULATOR.............................................................................................................. 12
LL-4780, TRANSMISSION OIL FILL ..................................................................................................... 12
LL-6163, MOTOR OIL .............................................................................................................................. 12
LL-7932, ASSEMBLED IN USA............................................................................................................... 12
LL-6173-1, OPERATOR MANUAL WITHIN ......................................................................................... 13
LL-7700, WELDING AND MODIFICATION ........................................................................................ 13
LL-7605, HYDRAULIC OIL ONLY ......................................................................................................... 13
LL-6455, DIESEL FUEL ONLY................................................................................................................. 13
LL-6456, COMBUSTIBLE AND FLAMMABLE FLUIDS..................................................................... 14
LL-7984, SAFE OPERATION CHECK LIST .......................................................................................... 14
LL-6462-6, EXCESSIVE HYDRAULIC PRESSURE .............................................................................. 15
LL-6463, MACHINE ROLL AWAY ..........................................................................................................15
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LL-6465, ELECTROCUTION HAZARD ................................................................................................ 15
LL-6466, EXPLOSION HAZARD ........................................................................................................... 15
LL-6467, HOT AND PRESSURIZED ..................................................................................................... 16
LL-6468, NO RIDING ............................................................................................................................... 16
LL-6469, MOVING BELTS AND SPINNING BLADES ....................................................................... 16
LL-6470, MACHINE TIP-OVER ............................................................................................................... 17
LL-6471, HOT EXHAUST PIPE ............................................................................................................... 17
LL-6472, PERSONAL INJURY................................................................................................................. 17
LL-6474, BACKWARD TIP-OVER........................................................................................................... 17
LL-6475, MACHINE TIP-OVER ............................................................................................................... 18
LL-6476, WATCH YOUR STEP................................................................................................................. 18
LL-6477, NO STEP..................................................................................................................................... 18
LL-6480, PINCH POINT............................................................................................................................ 18
LL-6482, NO RIDING ................................................................................................................................ 18
LL-6489, FALLING BOOM OR LOAD ................................................................................................... 18
LL-6490, FALL HAZARD ......................................................................................................................... 18
LL-6492, CARBON MONOXIDE ........................................................................................................... 19
LL-6494, HIGH PRESSURE HYDRAULIC FLUID ................................................................................ 19
LL-6497, UNTRAINED PERSONNEL..................................................................................................... 19
LL-7405, FASTEN SEAT BELT ................................................................................................................. 20
LL-7406, FORWARD & REVERSE .......................................................................................................... 20
LL-7430, FALLING LOAD ........................................................................................................................ 20
LL-7474, CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING .................................................................... 20
LL-7534, ELEVATE PERSONNEL ........................................................................................................... 20
LL-7535, ELEVATE PERSONNEL ........................................................................................................... 20
LL-7536, LIFTING PREP & SETUP ........................................................................................................ 21
LL-7537, UNCONTROLLED MACHINE................................................................................................ 21
LL-7539, OSHA TRAINED ....................................................................................................................... 21
LL-7566, HYD. OIL FILL PROCEDURE ................................................................................................ 22
LL-7599, PRE-START MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................ 22
BL-9969, ANGLE INDICATOR ................................................................................................................ 23
00L-09870-000, NO RIDING.................................................................................................................. 23
Decal Add-On Kits ........................................................................................................................................... 28
GENERAL INFORMATION............................................................................................................................................. 33
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) ................................................................................................................ 33
Directional Reference ............................................................................................................................................ 34
Identification............................................................................................................................................................. 35
Forklift Description ......................................................................................................................................... 35
Forklift Identication Plate................................................................................................................... 35
Standard Engine Description ..................................................................................................................... 35
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Engine Identication Plate................................................................................................................... 35
Transmission Description ............................................................................................................................. 36
Transmission Identication Plate....................................................................................................... 36
Axle Description .............................................................................................................................................. 36
Axle Identication Plate ........................................................................................................................ 36
Work Platform Reference Guide................................................................................................................. 36
Preparation and Prevention ................................................................................................................ 37
Using a Personnel Platform Attachment......................................................................................... 37
Options and Accessories....................................................................................................................... 38
Ordering Parts........................................................................................................................................... 38
FORKLIFT OPERATION .................................................................................................................................................. 39
Operational Safety .................................................................................................................................................. 39
Forklift Description ......................................................................................................................................... 41
Safe Operating Practices............................................................................................................................... 41
Pre-Startup Inspections ................................................................................................................................ 42
Walk-Around Inspection ....................................................................................................................... 42
Check Engine Oil...................................................................................................................................... 42
Check Transmission Oil.......................................................................................................................... 42
Check Radiator Coolant Level ............................................................................................................. 42
Check Hydraulic Fluid Level................................................................................................................. 43
Tires and Rims........................................................................................................................................... 44
Inspection for Leaks................................................................................................................................ 44
Hydraulic Fluid Level .............................................................................................................................. 44
Entering the Operator’s Compartment ................................................................................................... 44
Operator’s Seat................................................................................................................................................. 44
Seat Position Adjustment..................................................................................................................... 44
Arm Rest...................................................................................................................................................... 44
Seat Suspension Adjustment ............................................................................................................. 44
Seat Belt ...................................................................................................................................................... 45
Instrument Panel ..................................................................................................................................... 45
Fuel Gauge ................................................................................................................................................. 45
Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge ................................................................................................ 45
Engine Hour Meter.................................................................................................................................. 45
Transmission Temperature Gauge..................................................................................................... 45
Transmission Oil Pressure Gauge....................................................................................................... 46
Inclinometer .............................................................................................................................................. 46
Parking Brake Switch.............................................................................................................................. 46
Clutch Cut-o Switch ............................................................................................................................. 47
Rear Axle Lock Warning Light ............................................................................................................. 47
Rear Axle Restricted Mode................................................................................................................... 47
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Brake Oil Pressure Warning Light....................................................................................................... 47
Parking Brake Indicator Light.............................................................................................................. 48
Low Voltage Warning Light.................................................................................................................. 48
Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light .................................................................................................... 48
Ignition Switch.......................................................................................................................................... 48
Steering Selector ..................................................................................................................................... 48
Fixed Boom Hydraulic Controls.................................................................................................................. 49
Remote Control Joystick ....................................................................................................................... 49
Function...................................................................................................................................................... 49
Traversing Boom Hydraulic Controls........................................................................................................ 50
Remote Control Joystick ....................................................................................................................... 50
Function...................................................................................................................................................... 51
Throttle and Brake Controls......................................................................................................................... 51
Brake Pedal................................................................................................................................................. 52
Throttle Pedal............................................................................................................................................ 52
Transmission Controls.................................................................................................................................... 52
Powershift Transmission Controls...................................................................................................... 52
Twist Grip Gear Shifter/Directional Selector.................................................................................. 52
Steering Wheel ......................................................................................................................................... 52
Boom Features.................................................................................................................................................. 52
Fork Leveling............................................................................................................................................. 52
Frame Tilt (Sway)...................................................................................................................................... 52
Gauges and Indicators........................................................................................................................... 52
Changes in Performance....................................................................................................................... 52
Start-up and Driving....................................................................................................................................... 53
Weight and Distance .............................................................................................................................. 55
Location of Load Range Capacity Charts ........................................................................................ 55
Raising the Load....................................................................................................................................... 84
Transporting the Load ........................................................................................................................... 84
Inclines and Unstable Surfaces .......................................................................................................... 84
Landing the Load .................................................................................................................................... 84
Shutdown................................................................................................................................................... 85
Emergency Operations.......................................................................................................................... 85
MAINTENANCE................................................................................................................................................................ 87
Safety While Servicing the Machine ................................................................................................................. 87
Maintenance and Service Kits............................................................................................................................. 89
Routine Maintenance............................................................................................................................................. 90
DAILY (or 8 hours)............................................................................................................................................ 90
WEEKLY (or 30 hours) ..................................................................................................................................... 91
Fluids and Lubricants..................................................................................................................................... 91
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Filter Kits ............................................................................................................................................................. 91
Grease Fitting Location Charts ................................................................................................................... 92
7K Models Fixed Grease Fittings ........................................................................................................ 92
9K Models Fixed Grease Fittings ........................................................................................................ 93
9-11K Models Fixed Grease Fittings.................................................................................................. 94
1157 Models Grease Fittings ...............................................................................................................95
7K Traversing Models ............................................................................................................................. 96
9K Traversing Models ............................................................................................................................. 97
11K Traversing Models........................................................................................................................... 98
Replace Fuel Filter Elements........................................................................................................................ 99
Service Air Cleaner........................................................................................................................................100
Drain and Rell Cooling System...............................................................................................................101
Thermostat Test..............................................................................................................................................102
Drive Belt Tension Adjustment .................................................................................................................102
Battery Replacement....................................................................................................................................102
Fuse Replacement.........................................................................................................................................103
Engine Oil Change.........................................................................................................................................103
Transmission Oil Change ............................................................................................................................104
Transmission Filter Element Replacement ...........................................................................................104
Axle Lubricant Change ................................................................................................................................104
Required Scheduled Maintenance Log ........................................................................................................105
50 Hours of Operation ........................................................................................................................106
250 Hours of Operation ......................................................................................................................106
500 Hours of Operation, or 6 Months ............................................................................................106
750 Hours of Operation ......................................................................................................................106
1000 Hours of Operation, or 1 Year ................................................................................................107
1250 Hours of Operation ...................................................................................................................107
1500 Hours of Operation, or 18 Months .......................................................................................107
1750 Hours of Operation ...................................................................................................................107
2000 Hours of Operation, or 2 Years ..............................................................................................108
Operation Under Severe Conditions .....................................................................................................108
Service Maintenance Chart........................................................................................................................109
Specications..................................................................................................................................................110
Tire Pressures...........................................................................................................................................110
Hydraulic Oil............................................................................................................................................110
Diesel Fuel ................................................................................................................................................110
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SAFETY
SAFETY RULES
Most accidents involving machine operation and
maintenance can be avoided by following basic
rules and precautions. Read and understand all
the safety messages in this manual, and the safety
signs on the machine before operating or servicing.
See the dealer for any questions. Failure to read
and follow these instructions could result in death,
serious injury or damage to the machine.
READ THIS MANUAL COMPLETELY and be sure
to understand the speed, stability and steering
characteristics of this machine. Do not remove this
manual from the machine. This manual must remain
with the machine at all times. The manual storage
box is located inside the operator’s compartment,
behind the operator’s seat. See your dealer or
contact Pettibone/Traverse Lift, LLC for additional
manuals.
The safety information given in this manual does
not replace safety codes, insurance regulations or
federal, state and local laws. Be sure the machine
has the correct equipment according to these rules
or laws. Safety messages in this section point
out situations that can be encountered during the
normal operation and maintenance of your machine.
These safety messages also give possible ways
of dealing with these conditions. Additional safety
messages are used in the text of the manual to
show specific safety hazards.
SAFETY STATEMENTS
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used
to alert you to potential personal injury
hazards. Obey all safety messages that
follow this symbol to avoid possible injury
or death.
DANGERA
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNINGA
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious
injury.
CAUTIONA
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in minor or moderate
injury.
NOTICE
Indicates a situation which, if not avoided,
can cause damage to the machine, personal
property and/or the environment or cause the
equipment to operate improperly.
Note: Provides additional information.
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SAFETY MESSAGES
DANGERA
The safety messages that follow have
DANGER level hazards. These safety
messages describe a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.
Electrocution Hazard
Avoid contact with high voltage power lines•
and underground cables.
Before driving or operating in an area with•
high voltage lines or cables that are not
terminated or completely installed, isolate
the power source and turn the voltage OFF.
Know the location of and keep a safe•
working distance from any high voltage
power equipment.
Observe federal, state/provincial and local•
safety codes and regulations that apply to
the job site.
WARNINGA
The safety messages that follow have
WARNING level hazards. These safety
messages describe a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
Tip Hazard
Determine if weather, road or earth•
conditions will permit safe operation on a
hill, ramp or rough ground.
Stay away from hazardous areas such as•
ditches and overhangs.
Walk around the work area before starting•
the forklift and look for hazards.
Crush Hazard
• No personnel should ever walk or
stand under a raised boom or walk
alongside a moving forklift.
Be alert and always know the location of all•
workers in the area.
Keep all other persons completely away from•
the machine.
Do not attempt to remove a load from the•
forks by stopping the forklift suddenly.
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WARNINGA
Fire and Explosion Hazard
Sparks or flame can cause the
hydrogen gas in a battery to
explode.
To prevent an explosion when disconnecting the
battery cables, disconnect the negative (-) cable
first. When connecting battery cables, connect
the negative (-) cable last. When connecting
jumper cables to start the engine, connect
the negative (-) cable last and disconnect the
negative (-) cable first after the engine starts.
Do not short circuit the battery posts with•
metal items.
Do not weld, grind, or smoke near a battery.•
Sparks from the electrical system or engine•
exhaust can cause an explosion and fire.
DO NOT operate this machine in an area
with flammable dust or vapors. Use proper
ventilation to remove the flammable dust or
vapors prior to starting the machine.
Engine fuel can cause an explosion or fire.•
Do not fill the fuel tank with the engine
running or near open flames or sparks.
Use nonflammable cleaning solvent to clean•
parts.
Always have a fire extinguisher near or•
on the machine. Make certain the fire
extinguisher is serviced according to
the manufacturer’s instructions. If a fire
extinguisher has been used, always recharge
or replace the fire extinguisher before
operating the machine.
Check the electrical system for loose•
connections or frayed insulation. Repair or
replace the loose or damaged parts.
Clean the entire machine to reduce risk of•
fire hazard before welding or using a torch
on the machine. Refer to the Advanced
Maintenance Manual for precautions.
If the battery electrolyte freezes, the battery•
may explode if:
Attempting to charge the battery–
Jump-starting the battery–
Alcohol and Drug Hazard
Do not operate this machine while
under the influence of alcohol, drugs
or if feeling ill.
Flying Debris Hazard
Remove all trash or debris from the machine•
each day. Double check the engine area and
exhaust system.
Check that all guards and covers are•
installed correctly.
Entanglement Hazard
Avoid loose fitting clothing, loose or
uncovered long hair, jewelry or loose
personal articles.
Fall Hazard
Foreign material or grease on the step or•
hand rail can cause an accident. Keep the
step and hand rail clean.
If the machine has an oil, fuel or hydraulic•
leak, always repair the leak and clean the
area before operating.
Always face the machine and use the hand•
rail and step when climbing aboard. Do not
rush and do not jump from the machine.
Before starting the engine, always properly•
fasten and securely tighten the seat belt,
and always keep the seat belt fastened while
operating the machine.
Do not allow anyone to ride on the machine.•
Do not use the machine to lift personnel or any•
type of personnel carrier, including platforms. The
machine operator may not have control over such
a carrier device. Refer to “Work Platform Reference
Guide” on page 36.
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WARNINGA
Exhaust Hazard
• Engine exhaust fumes can
cause death. If you operate
this machine in an enclosed
area, use proper ventilation to
replace the exhaust fumes with
fresh air.
Starting fluid (ether) can cause death or•
serious injury.
Do not inhale starting fluid vapors. Wear•
face protection when removing or installing
a starting fluid container or when using
aerosol spray starting fluid.
Use starting fluid according to the•
instructions in this manual.
Do not operate the forklift in a closed•
building. Always operate in a well-ventilated
area.
Transport Hazard
Attach a red flag attachment on furthest•
projection of machine for safety.
Know the dimensions of the machine when•
mounted on truck.
Be sure machine is within proper size and•
weight limits for highway transporting.
Check route to ensure sufficient clearances.•
Check bridges for adequate weight limits.•
Make sure the machine is securely tied down•
whenever transporting.
Chemical Burn Hazard
Batteries contain sulfuric acid. Avoid contact•
with skin, eyes or clothing.
Antidote:•
EXTERNAL: Flush with water.–
INTERNAL: Drink large quantities–
of water or milk. Follow with milk of
magnesia, beaten egg or vegetable oil.
EYE: Flush with water for 15 minutes and–
get prompt medical attention.
Call a doctor immediately.•
Burn Hazard
• Hot coolant can spray out when
the radiator cap is removed.
Let the cooling system cool•
down.
Turn cap to the first notch.•
Wait until the pressure is released.•
Remove the radiator cap.•
Do not touch exhaust system components•
when engine is running.
Structural Integrity Hazard
Do not weld on any structural member•
unless specifically authorized by Pettibone/
Traverse Lift, LLC. Before welding or using a
torch on the machine, disconnect the Engine
and Transmission ECU.
Any unauthorized welding may weaken the•
structural temper and will void the warranty.
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CAUTIONA
The safety messages that follow have
CAUTION level hazards. These safety
messages describe a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, could result in minor or
moderate injury.
Exposure Hazard
• Different jobs will require
different protective equipment.
Items such as hard hats,•
protective shoes, heavy gloves,
reflector type vests, respirators
and ear protection may be
required.
Know and use the equipment that is required•
before starting the job.
Be prepared for emergencies. Always have
a first aid kit and a properly working fire
extinguisher. Know how to use both.
OPERATOR QUALIFICATIONS
Only qualified personnel who have received OSHA-
required training should operate this forklift.
Note: Eective December 31, 1999, OSHA requires
all forklift operators to be trained and certied
according to rule 29CFR1910.178(l).
SAFE OPERATING PRACTICES
Never allow anyone that is not trained or•
qualified to operate this machine.
Read and understand this operation manual•
before you operate or service this machine to
ensure that you follow safe operating practices
and maintenance procedures.
Machine safety signs, labels and decals are•
additional reminders of safe operating and
maintenance techniques.
Know the hand signals used on the job. Follow•
the instructions of the flag man, signs, etc.
Make sure all persons are away from the•
machine and give a warning before starting the
engine.
Remove all loose objects from the operator’s•
compartment and from the machine. Loose
objects can jam controls and cause accidents.
Before operating at night, check that all lamps•
illuminate.
Operate the machine controls from the•
operator’s seat only.
Check all controls while parked in a clear•
area and make sure the machine is operating
correctly.
Dust, fog, smoke, etc. can decrease your vision•
and cause an accident. Stop the machine and
decrease the speed until visibility increases.
See Pettibone/Traverse Lift, LLC for additional
training.
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1 - Pull Tab before welding.
Transmission Computer Disconnect before welding or any modications!
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Figure 1. Transmission Computer
2
2 - Disconnect this plug before welding. Figure 2. Transmission Computer plug.
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Engine Computer Disconnect before welding or any modications!
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Disconnect these plugs before welding.
Figure 1 Engine Computer
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TRANSPORTING SAFELY
When correctly loaded on the flatbed of a tractor-
trailer, this machine is designed to be safely
transported between local work sites.
Know the rules, laws and safety equipment•
necessary for transporting this machine on
public roadways.
Know which warnings must be placed on•
machine for highway travel and whether an
escort is needed.
Always shut down machine engine when•
transporting.
Do not put chains over or against hydraulic lines•
or hoses. NOTICE: Always cap exhaust pipe
or cover the opening with tape to prevent
air from spinning the turbocharger while
vehicle is transported at highway speeds.
The turbochargers depend upon engine oil
pressure to lubricate shaft bearings and may
be damaged if spun dry.
Be sure to remove tape after transporting•
machine and before starting engine.
PARKING THE MACHINE
Bring the forklift to a complete stop.1.
Engage the parking brake by ipping the switch2.
located on the right side of the dashboard.
Lower the forks to the ground.3.
Place the transmission in NEUTRAL.4.
Allow the engine to idle for 1-3 minutes.5.
Shut the engine o.6.
Remove the ignition key from the switch.7.
Unfasten seat belt.8. WARNING! Fall Hazard.
Use hand rail and step. Climb carefully from
cab.
Block wheels of forklift if the machine is on an9.
incline.
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HYDRAULIC PRESSURE WARNING SHEET
WARNINGA
OBSERVE ALL MAXIMUM HYDRAULIC SYSTEM PRESSURE WARNINGS AND DECALS FOR THIS
MACHINE.
SETTINGS HIGHER THAN POSTED PRESSURES MAY RESULT IN DEATH, SEVERE INJURY OR
PROPERTY DAMAGE.
In many instances, we have learned that the hydraulic relief valves of this equipment have been reset,
thereby increasing the maximum pressures and, with this, the load the unit will lift before the relief valve
opens. In some instances, the consequences of increasing this setting have been serious. The function of
the relief valve is to provide a fuse action to protect the machine and the operator from overloading. When
overloaded, different portions of the machine can become stressed to a level that causes components to
fracture and fail. Never reset hydraulic pressures above factory settings.
Accordingly, you are advised that the settings of these valves are set to the maximum. Pressure settings
in excess of this level render each and all Pettibone/Traverse Lift, LLC warranties null and void, and
constitute an obvious misuse and abuse of our product.
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SAFETY DECALS
The decals shown were accurate when this
publication was printed. Pettibone/Traverse Lift, LLC
reserves the right to add additional safety decals
to the machine as necessary to ensure operator
safety. It is the operator’s responsibility to follow the
instruction decals on the particular machine being
operated.
Immediately replace any missing or damaged•
safety decal(s), and keep all safety decals clean
and legible.
Contact an authorized dealer or Pettibone/•
Traverse Lift, LLC for new safety decals.
Be sure to read all safety decals and all•
instruction decals.
Check these decals daily. Keep these decals•
clean. To clean the decals, use only a cloth,
water and soap. Do not use solvents, gasoline,
etc.
If a decal is on a part that is replaced, install a•
new decal on the replacement part.
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Decal Locations
Larger-size illustrations of these decals, along with
descriptions of each decal’s location, are shown
beginning on page 12 in this manual.
Main Decal Kit, LL-7858
Qty Part No. Description
1 0L1-10298-000 USE BOTH HANDS
1 FL-10561 SERVICE BRAKE
1 LL-1803-499 ACCUMULATOR
1 LL-4780 TRANSMISSION OIL FILL
2 LL-6039 MADE IN USA
2 LL-6163 MOTOR OIL
1 LL-6173-1 OPERATOR MANUAL
WITHIN
1 LL-7700 WELDING AND
MODIFICATION
1 LL-7605 HYDRAULIC OIL ONLY
1 LL-6455 DIESEL FUEL ONLY
1 LL-6456 COMBUSTIBLE AND
FLAMMABLE FLUIDS
1 LL-7984 SAFE OPERATION CHECK
LIST
1 LL-7599 PRE-START
MAINTENANCE
1 LL-6458 SAFE OPERATION
CHECK LIST
1 LL-6462-6 EXCESSIVE HYDRAULIC
PRESSURE
1 LL-6463 MACHINE ROLL AWAY
1 LL-6465 ELECTROCUTION
HAZARD
1 LL-6466 EXPLOSION HAZARD
1 LL-6467 HOT AND PRESSURIZED
3 LL-6468 NO RIDING
2 LL-6469 MOVING BELTS AND
SPINNING BLADES
1 LL-6470 MACHINE TIP-OVER
1 LL-6471 HOT EXHAUST PIPE
1 LL-6472 PERSONAL INJURY
1 LL-6474 BACKWARD TIP-OVER
1 LL-6475 MACHINE TIP-OVER
1 LL-6476 WATCH YOUR STEP
1 LL-6477 NO STEP
Qty Part No. Description
6 LL-6480 PINCH POINT
2 LL-6482 NO RIDING
1 LL-6489 FALLING BOOM OR
LOAD
1 LL-6490 FALL HAZARD
1 LL-6492 CARBON MONOXIDE
1 LL-6494 HIGH PRESSURE HYD.
FLUID
1 LL-6497 UNTRAINED
PERSONNEL
1 LL-7405 FASTEN SEAT BELT
1 LL-7406 FORWARD & REVERSE
1 LL-7430 FALLING LOAD
1 LL-7474 CALIFORNIA
PROPOSITION 65
WARNING
1 LL-7534 ELEVATE PERSONNEL
1 LL-7535 ELEVATE PERSONNEL
1 LL-7536 LIFTING PREP & SETUP
1 LL-7537 UNCONTROLLED
MACHINE
1 LL-7539 OSHA TRAINED
1 LL-7566 HYD. OIL FILL
PROCEDURE
1 BL-9969 ANGLE INDICATOR
1 00L-09870-000 NO RIDING
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0L1-10298-000, USE BOTH HANDS
This is the top decal on the rear of the left side of
the cab.
FL-10561, SERVICE BRAKE
Located on the outer left side of the dash, beside
the OSHA decal
LL-1803-499, ACCUMULATOR
Located under the hood cover on the accumulator
LL-4780, TRANSMISSION OIL FILL
Located on the cover on the right side of the
machine and centered above the back side of the
hydraulic tank and the frame
LL-6163, MOTOR OIL
Located on the right side of the cover and centered
above the latch
LL-7932, ASSEMBLED IN USA
Located on the back left side of the boom, below the
boom shaft
This manual suits for next models
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