Time Versalift SST-37-EIH User manual

Operator’s Manual
Time Manufacturing Co. 7601 Imperial Drive P.O. Box 20368 Waco, Texas 76702 Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
Aerial Device
ATTENTION:
THIS MANUAL CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
AND IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF TIME MANUFACTURING CO.
CONTENTS ARE NOT TO BE DISCLOSED, COPIED, OR REPRODUCED
IN ANY MANNER WITHOUT THE EXPRESSED, WRITTEN PERMISSION
OF TIME MANUFACTURING CO.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE THIS VERSALIFT UNTIL
YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD ALL INFORMATION IN BOTH
OPERATOR’S AND SERVICE MANUALS, PROVIDED WITH EACH
VERSALIFT.
MANUAL PART NUMBER
28009-09
SERIAL NUMBER
SST-37/40-EIH
Time Manufacturing Co. reserves the right to improve the design or change specifications at any time without notice.
09/16
PLEASE NOTE THE ANSI A92.2 STANDARD AND THE MANUAL OF RESPONSIBILITIES CONTAINS
RECENTLY UPDATED INFORMATION. DEALERS, OWNERS, USERS, OPERATORS, LESSORS AND LESSEES MUST
ADHERE TO THESE UPDATED STANDARDS.

MANUFACTURING COMPANY
OWNER’S WARRANTY
The Versalift Aerial Platform Lift is engineered and designed to perform as stated on
published specifications. Only quality material and workmanship are used in the
manufacture of this product. With proper installation, regular maintenance, and periodic
repair service, the equipment will provide excellent service.
Those parts of the Versalift that are manufactured by Time Manufacturing Company
are warranted for one full year from date of purchase. Structural components will carry
a lifetime warranty for defects in material and workmanship which existed at the time of
initial delivery, wear components are not covered by this statement. This warranty is
issued only to the original purchaser and promises that Time Manufacturing Company
manufactured products are free from defects in material and factory workmanship
when properly installed, serviced, and operated under normal conditions, according to
the manufacturer’s instructions.
Manufacturer’s obligation under this warranty is limited to correcting without charge at
its factory any part or parts thereof which shall be returned to its factory or one of its
Authorized Service Stations, transportation charges prepaid, within one year after being
put into service by the original user, and which upon examination shall disclose to the
Manufacturer’s satisfaction to have been originally defective. Correction of such defects
by repair to, or supplying of replacements for defective parts, shall constitute fulfillment
of all obligations to original user.
This warranty shall not apply to any of the Manufacturer’s products which must be
replaced because of normal wear, which have been subject to misuses, negligence or
accident, or which shall have been repaired or altered outside of the Manufacturer’s
factory (unless authorized by the Manufacturer in writing), products which have not
been maintained and operated in accordance with Time Manufacturing Company’s
operators, maintenance manuals and bulletins, products which are repaired without
using original Time Manufacturing Company parts. This limited warranty does not
cover transportation fees and/or consumables used for the repair. Products or parts
manufactured by others are covered only by such warranties as are extended to TIME
MANUFACTURING CO. by its suppliers.
Manufacturer shall not be liable for loss, damage, or expense directly or indirectly from
the use of its product or from any cause.
The above warranty supersedes and is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or
implied, and of all other liabilities or obligations on part of Manufacturer. No person,
agent, or dealer is authorized to give any warranties on behalf of the Manufacturer or to
assume for the Manufacturer any other liability in connection with any of its products
unless made in writing and signed by an officer of the Manufacturer.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction Section 1
Manual Structure ........................................................................................................................ 1-1
Additional Manual Features ........................................................................................................ 1-1
Nomenclature ............................................................................................................................. 1-2
Responsibilities / Safety Section 2
Responsibilities of Dealers, Owners, Users, Operators, Lessors and Lessees ......................... 2-1
Decals ......................................................................................................................................... 2-2
Think Safety ................................................................................................................................ 2-6
What is Insulated and What is not Insulated .............................................................................. 2-9
Additional Safety Considerations .............................................................................................. 2-10
Specifi cations Section 3
General Specifi cations ................................................................................................................ 3-1
Option Specifi cations .................................................................................................................. 3-2
Dimensional Specifi cations ......................................................................................................... 3-5
Vehicle Specifi cations ............................................................................................................... 3-11
Operation Section 4
Positioning the Versalift for Operation ....................................................................................... 4-1
Aerial Lift Operations .................................................................................................................. 4-2
Cab Control Operation ............................................................................................................... 4-4
Ground Control Operation ......................................................................................................... 4-4
Lower Control Operation ........................................................................................................... 4-6
Upper Control Operation ............................................................................................................ 4-6
Storing the Aerial Lift ................................................................................................................. 4-8
Lift Eye Operation (optional) ....................................................................................................... 4-9
Emergency Operation Section 5
Daily Visual Inspection Section 6

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INTRODUCTION
DANGER: READ AND UNDERSTAND
THIS MANUAL BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO
OPERATE THIS AERIAL DEVICE.
The manual identifies all the controls and their
locations and describes how the controls function.
Routine preventive maintenance is very important in
maintaining reliable aerial lift service. A preventive
maintenance schedule is provided and must be
understood and followed by all operators.
DANGER: THIS IS NOT MAINTENANCE
FREE EQUIPMENT.
NOTICE: THIS MANUAL IS A PERMANENT
PART OF THE VERSALIFT AERIAL DEVICEAND
MUST REMAIN WITH THE UNIT ALWAYS.
Time Manufacturing Company reserves the right
to improve the design or specifi cations at any time
without any obligation to incorporate new features
into products previously sold.
MANUAL STRUCTURE
This manual is divided into six, numbered chapters.
The fi rst number in the page number at the bottom
of each page identifi es the chapter number. Chapter
tabs, with titles printed on them, allow easy location
of the desired subject.
ADDITIONAL MANUAL FEATURES
Danger, caution, and warning notes are indented,
bold faced, and separated from the regular text
to emphasize their importance and the need for
attention.
English measurements are followed by equivalent
metric measurements in parenthesis.
Non-critical units of measure are usually rounded-off
to the nearest whole unit.
Notes referring the reader to related information in
the manual indicate the chapter or a section of a
chapter, not to a single page. The reader may need
to scan a few pages to fi nd the needed information.
The Versalift aerial device has been designed and
engineered to conveniently place personnel at work
stations above the ground. This aerial device, as
manufactured, meets or exceeds all applicable ANSI
A92.2. Full controls at the platform and complete
freedom of boom movements make the Versalift a
truly fl exible and functional work platform.
NOTE: As the aerial device users, you must read,
understand, and follow the instructions in this
manual and other manuals supplied with this
aerial lift unit.
This manual is furnished to provide practical and
essential information for effi cient operation of the
Versalift aerial device. Proper operation of this aerial
lift is the responsibility of the operator and requires a
thorough understanding of its capabilities. Personnel
responsible for the operation of the aerial lift must be
familiar with and understand this manual.
In addition to, dealers, owners, operators, renters,
lessors and lessees are required to comply with the
requirements of the applicable section or sections
found in ANSI A92.2.
NOTE: For additional safety information
and required responsibilities, refer to the
accompanying EMI Safety Manual and Manual
of Responsibilities.
Detailed information for the maintenance inspection
and service of the Versalift aerial device can be
found in the accompanying Service Manual. Should
further installation information be required, contact
your local Versalift dealer or Time Manufacturing
Company.
DANGER: THIS EQUIPMENT SHOULD
BE OPERATED AND SERVICED ONLY BY
COMPETENT PERSONNEL FAMILIAR WITH
GOODSAFETYPRACTICES. THISINSTRUCTION
IS WRITTEN FOR SUCH PERSONNEL AND
IS NOT INTENDED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR
ADEQUATE TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE
IN SAFE PROCEDURES FOR THIS TYPE OF
EQUIPMENT.
INTRODUCTION
THIS MANUAL CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL
INFORMATION AND IS SOLE PROPERTY OF
TIME MANUFACTURING, AND IS NOT TO BE
DISCLOSED, COPIED, OR REPRODUCED
WITHOUT EXPRESSED PERMISSION OF
TIME MANUFACTURING.

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INTRODUCTION

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RESPONSIBILITIES / SAFETY
DANGER: FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH
YOUR REQUIRED RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE
USE AND OPERATION OF THE AERIAL DEVICE
COULDRESULTINDEATH ORSERIOUSINJURY.
IMPORTANT
You are required by ANSI/SIA A92.2 to read and
understand YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES before
you use or operate the Aerial Device. It is your
responsibility and your employer’s responsibility to
identify and comply with applicable codes, standards,
and regulations.
The operation of any aerial device is subject to
certain HAZARDS that can be protected against
only by the exercise of INTELLIGENCE, CARE
AND COMMON SENSE. It is essential to have
COMPETENT, CAREFUL PERSONNEL, TRAINED
in the INTENDED USE, SAFE OPERATION,
MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE of this type of
equipment.
The USER and OPERATOR MUST MAKE
DECISIONS on the maintenance, use and operation
of the Aerial Device with due consideration for the
fact that the SAFETY OF THE OPERATOR AND
OTHER PERSONNEL is dependent on those
decisions. FAILURE TO COMPLY with your
REQUIRED RESPONSIBILITIES in the use and
operation of the Aerial Device could result in DEATH
OR SERIOUS INJURY.
DANGER: READAND UNDERSTAND THIS
MANUAL BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE
THIS AERIAL DEVICE.
RESPONSIBILITIES
(for Dealers, Owners, Users, Operator, Lessors and Lessees)

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RESPONSIBILITIES / SAFETY
Only properly trained operators are qualified to
operate the Versalift aerial lift. Operator training
shall include complete instruction and understanding
of the manufacturer’s manuals, employer’s work
rules, and all related governmental regulations. Prior
to operation from the platform the machine must
be operating properly, must have been installed
properly, inspected, and maintained in accordance
with the manufacturer’s instructions. All safety signs,
guards, and covers must be in place and in proper
condition.
DANGER: ANUNTRAINEDORCARELESS
OPERATOR SUBJECTS HIM/HERSELF AND
OTHERS TO DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY.
Throughout this manual there are danger, warning,
and caution notes that emphasize the possible
hazards when operating the Versalift. It is the
responsibility of the operator to become familiar with
the contents of this manual.
Two of the main risks associated with operating an
aerial lift:
(1) Electrocution caused by operating too close
to power lines.
(2) Injuries caused by falling as a result of
equipment failure or the operator performing
an unsafe or unstable maneuver.
No manual can address every conceivable operating
hazard. Therefore, the prevention of accidents
is greatly dependent upon good judgement and
common sense of the operator.
It is the responsibility of the operator to use the
Versalift only when it has been installed and
maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s
manuals. The preventive maintenance program
outlined in this manual and the Service manual must
be followed.
It is extremely important for the operator to be
thoroughly familiar with the Versalift aerial device.
Study the information in this manual and the Versalift
controls until both are completely mastered. Then go
to a large, open area to practice using the aerial lift.
Decals are installed at numerous locations on the
aerial lift to warn personnel of the potential hazards
during the use and operation of the aerial lift. It is
important that the operator and ground personnel
read and understand the information on the decals.
If any decals are defaced, illegible or lost, they
must be replaced. Refer to the “Decal Placement”
illustration in this manual for a complete listing and
the locations of the decals. For your convenience
these decals are pictured on the following pages as a
quick reference for reviewing safety concerns and for
providing part numbers when ordering replacements.
DECALS
All the warning and instruction decals, and their
respective part numbers, on the Versalift aerial
device are included below and on the following
pages. The decals are not shown at actual size.
SAFETY

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A safe attitude is very important to you, the operator.
Practice anticipating accidents and operating
hazards. Then determine a corrective course of
action to respond to the situa tion. This habit will
sharpen your safety awareness, quicken your
reaction time, and prevent many accidents.
THINK SAFETY
The following sketches illustrate some of the
unsafe situations that might occur during the use
or operation of the Versalift. Some of these safety
problems are very basic and as a result are often
taken for granted.
Always engage the outriggers, and maintain the
correct tire pressure to increase vehicle stability.
Always wear a personnel restraint systemattached
to the lanyard anchor.
Don’t park the truck on a hill unless absolutely
necessary. When the truck is parked on a slope,
take the special precautions defi ned in Chapter
4, “Operation”.
Remember to set the parking brake and chock
the truck’s wheels.
Watch the booms to make sure they clear the
truck and other obstructions.

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RESPONSIBILITIES / SAFETY
Maintain safe clearances from electrical power
lines and apparatus. The aerial lift does not
provide protection from contact or proximity to
an electrically charged conductors and another
conductor.
Never allow anyone on the ground to touch the
unit when the lift is being used to work on or
near electrical lines.
Never use the VERSALIFT as a crane
Stow the booms securely before moving the
truck.
Whenever tools or equipment are included with
the operator in the platform the combined weight
must not exceed the rated load capacity.
Avoid dropping tools. Use a hand line to raise
or lower tools to/from the platform.

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Stand only on the platform fl oor.
Don’t climb out of a raised platform onto poles,
etc.
Keep the fiberglass booms clean and dry.
Foreign substances on the booms conduct
electricity.

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What Is Insulated and What Is Not Insulated
Articulated/Telescopic and Articulated Models
Area 1, Boom Tip Area – The boom tip area does
not provide insulation. This area includes everything
past the insulated section decal* on the upper boom.
This includes the upper end of the boom, platform
support, platform(s), controls, and the jib/winch/rope
(when so equipped).
All components at the boom tip area must be
considered to be conductive and electrically
connected, even with an insulated liner in place.
Any contact with a ground and a phase or between
two phase conductors will create a hazard of serious
personal injury or death. Contact between an
energized conductor and any part of the boom tip
will energize the entire boom tip.
When working near an energized conductor, ground
conductor, or other grounded objects, the operator
must use the proper safety equipment (such as
rubber gloves, covers, hot sticks, etc.), maintain
safe approach distances, and follow company work
practices.
Area 2, Upper Boom Insulation Section – This
section provides insulation** between the boom
tip area and earth ground when clean and properly
maintained. On some confi gurations, it is necessary
to extend the boom until the insulated section decal
is visible.
Area 3, Intermediate Structure – This section
does not provide insulation. This area includes
the lower steel portion of the upper boom, knuckle,
and the steel upper portion of the lower boom and
compensation link (when applicable).
Area 4, Lower Boom Insulating Section – (When
so equipped) This section provides insulation**
between the intermediate structure (Area 3) and
the vehicle when clean and properly maintained.
Area 5, Lower Structure – This area does not
provide insulation. This area includes the steel lower
portion of the lower boom and compensation link
(when applicable), turret, lower controls, pedestal,
and the vehicle.
* On VST and T-Series models not supplied with an
upper insulated section decal, the insulated section
begins 11 inches below the center of the platform
pivot.
** Insulation properties are defi ned by ANSI A92.2

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ADDITIONAL SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
1. Report any unusual occurrence during the
operation of the aerial lift that may require
repair or adjustment.
2. Keep the work space in the truck bed clean
and neat.
3. Avoid parking on soft surfaces. Soft surfaces
may suddenly collapse, shift, or sink beneath
the truck’s weight.
4. There is no insulating value in the fi berglass
platform without a platform liner.
5. No attempt should be made to clean, oil,
or adjust a machine while the machine is in
motion.
6. If an aerial lift has set idle for an extended
period (i.e. overnight) or has been recently
serviced, cycle the aerial-lift through it’s full
range of motion several times. This procedure
will force any trapped air out of the hydraulic
system. Do not operate the lift from the platform
until this process is completed. Air trapped in
the hydraulic oil can cause lift movements to
be erratic and unpredictable.
7. Don’t operate any part of the unit (platform,
booms, outriggers, etc.) outside the work-
site barricades into the traffi c lanes. Set up
adequate cones or barricades to mark the
boundaries of the work-site to alert motorists
and pedestrians.
8. Only qualifi ed mechanics are authorized to
service the aerial lift.
9. Avoid contacting a spray mist produced by
a high pressure hydraulic leak. This spray
or mist can puncture or become embedded
beneath the skin or contaminate the eyes.
These conditions require immediate medical
attention.
10. Hydraulic oil is fl ammable. Avoid any contact
between hydraulic oil and sources of high heat
or open fl ames.
11. Bodily contact with hot hydraulic oil can cause
serious burns which require immediate medical
attention.

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SPECIFICATIONS
SST-EIH GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Note: Specifications on units may vary or change
without prior notifications due to option selections.
This section includes a brief description of each of
the major (standard) components.
PLATFORM - The fi berglass platform is 24 in. x 24
in. x 42 in. (0.61 m x 0.61 m x 1.07 m) deep with
an inside and outside step for easy access. The
platform capacity is 300 lbs. (136 kg).
SINGLE STICK PLATFORM CONTROL - The
Unitrol single-stick control consists of a multi-jointed
handle which operates the control valve. A safety
trigger located on the underside of the single stick
handle will not allow boom movement until it is
depressed. The control valve is full pressure and full
fl ow. The operator can feather between the three
control movements to provide multi-function boom
action. An emergency stop control is provided.
INDIVIDUAL LOWER CONTROLS - Individual
full-pressure controls at the turret actuate all boom
functions. The lower control station is equipped with
a selector valve to override the upper controls.
HYDRAULIC PLATFORM LEVELING - Platform
leveling is controlled by a master and slave cylinder
arrangement. The platform leveling system can be
activated from the upper controls to adjust platform
leveling, tilt the platform for cleaning, or to ease the
removal of an injured operator.
PERSONNEL RESTRAINT SYSTEM - A safety
belt or harness and a lanyard are required and can
be supplied by Time Manufacturing Company at an
additional cost. Consult applicable work practices
and regulations to choose between a safety belt and
a harness. The anchor for the lanyard is attached
to the upper platform support.
OUTER/INNER BOOM ASSEMBLY- The outer/inner
boom assembly includes an outer boom, telescopic
inner boom, extension system, and hose assemblies.
The outer boom consists of a 6 in. x 8 in. (150 mm
x 200 mm) steel section and a 7.5 in. x 9.5 in. (190
mm x 240 mm) fi berglass section (Electroguard)
that maintains a 42 in. (1.08 m) insulation gap with
the inner boom fully retracted. The 5 in. x 7 in. (130
mm x 180 mm) rectangular fi berglass inner boom
is housed within the outer boom. The extension
system consists of a hydraulic cylinder, two holding
valves, and a hose carrier housed entirely within the
boom assembly. The hoses routed through the outer/
inner boom assembly are non-conductive and fully
contained within the boom assembly.
The outer/inner boom assembly articulates from 14°
below horizontal to 74° above horizontal. Actuated
by a double acting cylinder with a holding valve,
the outer/inner boom assembly is off set to one side
to provide easy access to the platform. A molded
rubber boom-support cradle supports the boom
when stowed, without the need for a tie-down strap.
COMPENSATED LOWER BOOM - The lower boom
consists of a 6 in. (150 mm) square steel section.
A double acting cylinder with dual holding valves
allows the SST-37 lower boom to articulate from
7° below horizontal to vertical for a total travel of
97°. The SST-40 lower boom articulates from 5°
below horizontal to vertical for a total travel of 95°.
A compensation link forms a parallelogram linkage
to maintain the outer/inner boom assembly at a
constant angle to the turret.
PINS - Pins are high-strength alloy steel which
are chrome plated for a hard fi nish and corrosion
resistance. Pins are bolted in place with a welded
pin tab at one end and a pin cap at the other for
redundant retention.
CYLINDERS - Both the outer and lower boom
cylinders are a threaded end-cap design. The
lower boom and extension cylinders are equipped
with two holding valves to prevent down creep and
to lock the booms in position in the event of hose
failure. The outer boom cylinder is equipped with
one holding valve.
TURRET - The turret wings are 1/2 in. (13 mm)
thick steel plate. A steel tube is welded between
the turret wings to support the boom cylinder and
provide rigidity. The turret plate is machined fl at
to support the rotation bearing. A bearing cover is
provided to prevent foreign material from interfering
with lift rotation.
ROTATION - Rotation is 370°, non-continuous with a
mechanical stop. Continuous, unrestricted rotation
is available as an option (see option descriptions).
Rotation is accomplished by a hydraulically driven
worm and spur gear set acting on a shear-ball
rotation bearing. The critical bolts holding the
turret to the rotation bearing and the bearing to the
pedestal are grade 8 hex head cap screws. These
critical bolts are marked with a torque seal indicator
to provide a quick means to inspect for relative
movement. A slotted adjustment is provided for
pinion and rotation gear clearances. An external
hex drive is provided for manual rotation in case of
hydraulic failure.
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PEDESTAL - The pedestal is a round shape with an
access opening on both sides. The 12 gallon (45 l)
hydraulic reservoir is built integral to the pedestal. A
100-mesh suction screen and 10-micron return line
fi lter are located inside the pedestal. The top plate is
1-1/4 in. (32 mm) thick and machined fl at to support
the rotation bearing.
LUBRICATION - Non-lube bearings are used at all
points of motion. The rotation bearing is the only
component that requires periodic lubrication.
PAINTING - The complete unit is primed and painted
prior to assembly. The standard color is white
urethane.
HYDRAULIC OIL RESERVOIR - Designed as an
integral part of the pedestal, the reservoir has an
anti-splash baffl e and easy to read fl uid level gages.
The oil capacity of the reservoir is 12 gallons (45 l),
which is suffi cient for a 5 GPM (19 lpm) hydraulic
tool circuit.
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM - The open-center hydraulic
system operates at 3 gpm (11.4 lpm) at 2250 psi
(158 kg/cm2). The pump draws oil through a 100-
mesh suction screen. A 10-micron return line fi lter
with bypass valve is included. Fluid level gages are
furnished for checking fl uid level. Hydraulic oil is not
included. This system can be driven by the chassis-
engine accessory belt or by the chassis transmission
power-take-off .
HOSES AND FITTINGS - The hoses routed through
the booms are high pressure and non-conductive with
swaged hose end fi ttings. Nylon sleeves are installed
over hoses at points of movement. Reusable fi ttings
can be installed if a hose is damaged.
ENGINE START/STOP AND MASTER CONTROL
- The start/stop circuit has been designed so that
the lift cannot be operated unless the truck ignition
key is in the “run” position and the master switch is
“on.” This feature makes it diffi cult for unauthorized
individuals to operate the lift when the truck is locked.
An air cylinder at the platform and a toggle switch at
the turret are provided to actuate the engine start/
stop control.
ELECTRICAL INSULATION SPECIFICATIONS
- The outer/inner boom assembly is tested and
certifi ed for electrical work at 46 KV and below in
accordance with ANSI A92.2 requirements. Aerial
devices may be designed and confi gured for gloving
work and tool methods at 46KV and below. The
outer/inner boom assembly is fully insulated even
in a retracted position.
OUTRIGGER BOOM INTERLOCK SYSTEM -
The outrigger/boom interlock system is a feature
designed to prevent the lift from being operated until
the outriggers contact the ground. The interlock also
prevents the outriggers from being retracted before
the lower boom is properly stored.
SLOPE INDICATORS – Slope indicators are
required on Versalift units and supplied by Time
Manufacturing Co. Slope indicators shall be installed
to indicate the level of rotation bearing relative to
the ground.
MANUALS - Two Operator’s Manuals and two
Service Manuals, one Manual of Responsibilities
and one EMI Safety Manual are included with each
aerial lift.
SST-EIH OPTION SPECIFICATIONS
Below is a brief description of some of the available
options for the aerial lift.
INDEPENDENT H-FRAME OUTRIGGERS-
Outriggers are shear-plate mounted to the frame
and are equipped with pilot operated check valves,
internal thermal relief valves and separate controls.
The outriggers furnish 90 1/2 in. (2.3 m) of spread
and a maximum of 9 in. (.23 m) of penetration with
15 in. (.38 m) of ground clearance. Outrigger legs
are shipped loose to accommodate various frame
heights and body widths. Outrigger pivot feet are
standard.
INDEPENDENT A-FRAME OUTRIGGERS-
Outriggers are shear-plate mounted to the frame
and are equipped with pilot operated check valves,
internal thermal relief valves and separate controls.
At maximum extension, the outriggers furnish 125
3/4 in. (3.19 m) of spread and 9 in. (229 mm) of
penetration. They have 17 in. (432 mm) of ground
clearance based on 36 in. (0.91 m) or 31 in. (0.79
m) frame height. Outrigger pivot feet are standard.
TORSION BAR - Over frame and under frame
torsion bars are available and add to the stability
of the vehicle. All Stable Ride torsion bars include
rubber bushings at all points of movement and do
not require lubrication. Ballast may be required with
the use of torsion bars.
TALLER AND SHORTER PEDESTALS - Pedestals
6 in. (152 mm) taller or 6 in. (152 mm) shorter are
available.
CONTINUOUS ROTATION - Rotation is continuous