Upright SB-80 User manual

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All personnel shall carefully read, understand and follow all safety rules, operating instructions, and the Scaffold Industry
Association’s
Manual of Responsibilities (ANSIA92.5)
before operatingor performingmaintenanceon anyUpright boom
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NEVER position the
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ITEM SPECIFICATIONS
Height
Working height maximum 86 ft.
Platform height maximum 80 ft.
Platform step in height 12 in.
Up and over height 7 ft. 6 in.
Drivableheight 80 ft.
Horizontal outreach
72 ft.
Turret rotation 360° continuous
Platform rotation 180°
Tail swing 3 ft. 3 in.
Jib length 8 ft.
Jib arc 140°
Inside turning radius
10 ft.
Outside turning radius
23 ft.
Drive speed (lowered)
3.25 mph
Drive speed (elevated)
0.75 mph
Gradeability
Diesel 40% Gas 35%
Controls
Electric Proportional
Tires
15-22.5 x 16 ply
Tires (Plus3 option)
18-22.5 18 ply foam-filled
Dimensions
Platform size 6 ft. std. (8 ft. optional)
Guardrail height 45 in.
Toeboards 6 in.
Maximum platform capacity 600 lbs. (272 kg)
Maximum no. of occupants 2
Weight (gasoline) 32,000 lbs.
Weight (diesel) 32,500 lbs.
Overall height (stowed) 9 ft.
Overall length (stowed) 37 ft. 8 in.
Overall width (retracted) 8 ft. in.
Overall width (extended) 10 ft. 6 in.
Overall width (Plus3) + 4 in.
Wheel base 9 ft. 6 in.
Wheel track 59 in.
Ground clearance 11 in.
Power source (gasoline)
GM 3.0 liter 70 HP
Power source (diesel)
Perkins 1004-42 86 HP
System voltage
12VDC
Maximum hydraulic pressure
5000 psi
ITEM SPECIFICATIONS
Reach Envelope Diagram
SPECIFICATIONS
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service information. Meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of OSHA & ANSI A92.5-1992
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Use the following table as a guide for routine main-
tenance. Inspection and maintenance shall be
performed by personnel who are trained and
familiar with mechanical and electrical proce-
dures. Refer to the Service Manual for complete
service instructions.
Please copy this page and use the Routine Service
Table as a checklist when inspecting a machine for
service.
Routine Service Table Key
Interval
Daily=each shift or every day or every 8 hours
50h/30d=every 50 hours or 30 days
125h/3m=every 125 hours or 3 months
250h/6m=every 250 hours or 6 months
1000h/2y=every 1000 hours or 2 years
Y=Yes/Acceptable
N=No/Not Acceptable
R=Repaired/Acceptable
COMPONENT
INSPECTION OR SERVICES
INTERVAL
Y
N
R
Battery
Check electrolyte level 6m
Clean exterior & terminals 3m
Check battery cable condition Daily
Engine Oil
and Filter
Check level and condition Daily
Check for leaks Daily
Change oil filter 00h
Engine Fuel
System
Check fuel level Daily
Check for leaks Daily
Replace fuel filter 6m
Check air cleaner Daily
Engine
Coolant Check coolant level (with engine cold) Daily
Replace coolant 3m
HydraulicOil
(*See note)
Check oil level Daily
Change filter 6m
Drain and replace oil 2y
Hydraulic
System
Check for leaks Daily
Check hose connections 30d
Check hoses for exterior wear 30d
Emergency
Hydraulic
System
Operate the emergency loweringvalve and check
for serviceability Daily
Controller Check switch operation Daily
Control
Cable Check the exterior ofthe cable for pinching, binding or wear Daily
Platform
Deck and
Rails
Check fasteners for proper torque Daily
Check welds for cracks Daily
Check condition of operators manual Daily
Check condition of anchorage points Daily
Check condition of deck Daily
Tires
Check for damage Daily
Check air pressure (100 psi) [7 bar] Daily
Check lug nuts (torque to 260 ft. lbs. [352 Nm]) 30d
Hydraulic
Pump
Wipeclean 30d
Check for leaks at mating surfaces 30d
Check for hose fitting leaks Daily
Check mounting bolts for proper torque 30d
Hydraulic
Drive
System
Check hydraulic drive motor operation Daily
Check hoses, fittings, and valve block for leaks Daily
Preventative Maintenance Report
Date: __________________________________
Owner:_________________________________
Model No: ______________________________
Serial No:_______________________________
Serviced By:_____________________________
Service Interval:__________________________
Steering
System
Check hardware & fittings for proper torque 6m
Check linkage for wear areas 30d
Check for missing/loose retainers Daily
Check steering cylinder for leaks 30d
Elevating
Assembly
Inspect for structural cracks Daily
Check pivot points for wear 30d
Check pivot pin retaining bolts for proper torque 30d
Check members for deformation Daily
Chassis
Check hoses for pinch or rubbing points Daily
Check component mounting for proper torque 6m
Check swing bearing bolt (torqueto 190 ft/lbs) 6m
Check welds forcracks Daily
Lift
Cylinders
Check the cylinder rods for wear 30d
Check pivot pin pivot bolts for proper torque 30d
Check seals for leaks 30d
Inspect pivot points for wear 30d
Check fittings for proper torque 30d
Turret
Check ring gear for proper lubrication and wear Daily
Check planetary oil level 150h/3m
Lubricate ring gear (MoS2 grease) 150h/3m
Torque Hubs
Check for leaks Daily
Check oil level 250h/6m
Change oil after break-in period 50h/30d
Change oil (SAE 90 wt. gear oil) 2000H/
2Y
Entire Unit
Check for and repair collision damage Daily
Check fasteners for proper torque 3m
Check for corrosion-remove and repaint 6m
Lubricate 30d
Labels Check for peeling, missing, or unreadable labels &
replace Daily
COMPONENT
INSPECTION OR SERVICES
INTERVAL
Y
N
R
*Use Mobil DTE 15M, ISO grade 46 for temperature range of 40°f to 100°f.
For colder climates use Mobil 13M, ISO grade 32, for temperature range of
10° to 65°f.
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INTRODUCTION
This manual covers the operation of internal com-
bustion powered models of the SB-80 Boom. This
manual must be stored on the machine at all times.
PRE-OPERATION & SAFETY INSPECTION
Carefully read, understand and follow all
safety rules, labels, and operating instruc-
tions, then perform the following steps each
day before use.
Perform a complete visual inspection of the entire
unit prior to operating. Check the following areas for
discrepancies:
1. Open panels and check hydraulic components/hoses
for damage or leaks. Check electrical components/wir-
ing for damage or loose connections.
2. Inspect chassis, axles, hubs, and steering linkage for
damage, deformation, buckled paint, loose or missing
hardware, and cracked welds.
3. Check tires for damage, punctures, and inflation;tire
pressure must be 100 psi (7 bar).
4. Check all hoses/cables for wear.
5. Inspect elevating assembly for damage, deformation,
buckled paint, loose or missing hardware, and cracked
welds.
6. Inspect platform and guardrails for damage, deforma-
tion, buckledpaint, loose or missing hardware, and
cracked welds. ensure that gate operates freely and
latches securely.
7. Check Hydraulic fluid level with platform fully lowered.
8. Check fluid level in batteries (see
battery maintenance ,
page 9).
9. Checkfuel level,add fuelif necessary (see
fueling ,page
9).
10. Check engine oil level.
11. Check air filter, replace if necessary.
12. Set gasoline/propane selector to desired position. Set
to center position to purge the system when switching
fuels.If themachine isto beoperatedonpropane,open
the supply valve on the tank
Note: When using LP gas, use clean, water-
free liquid petroleum gas, preferably from a
bulk storage tank.
13. Ensure that radiator is cold, check coolant level. Add if
necessary
.
SYSTEM FUNCTION INSPECTION
Note: Refer to figures 1 through 5 for chas-
sis and platform control locations.
Important: Before performing the System
Function Inspection, be sure the axles are
fully extended. For axle extending instruc-
tions, refer to “Extending and Retracting
Axles” (Page 5).
1. Before performing the following tests, check area
around machine and overhead for obstructions, holes,
drop-offs, and debris.
2. Turn chassis key switch to chassis, and pull outemer-
gency stop switches at the chassis control panel and at
the platform control panel.
3. Retract locking bolt. See figure 1.
4. Press the engine start button to crank the engine;
release when engine starts. If engine is cold: press the
glow plug button and hold for 20seconds prior to start-
ing diesel models.
5. Push in the chassis emergency stop button, engine
should stop. Repeat for platform emergency stop but-
ton. Return bothemergency stop buttons to the on
position, and start engine.
6. Operate each function switch to raise / lower, extend /
retract, rotate left / right, each section of the elevating
assembly and observe the operation of the machine. All
functions should operate through full cycle smoothly.
7. Turn chassis key switch to platform.
8. Mount the platform, and attach approved fall restraint
to designated platform anchorage point. Attach only
one fall restraint to each point.
Figure 1: Locking Pin
NEVER remove the cap from a hot radiator.
Hot coolant can cause severe burns.
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and corrected the leak.
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1. While engaging the hand interlock, move the drive con-
trol handle forward and reverse. Observe that propor-
tional functions operate smoothly, and that brakes
apply quickly after controlis released.
2. While engaging the hand interlock, operate steer switch
to left and right. Observe that steering wheels turn
properly.
3. While depressing foot switch, operate boom controls.
Observe that boom operates smoothly, and that boom
raise and lower, turret rotation, and boom extension
and retraction operate proportionallyinconjunction
with stroke of handle. Observe that platform maintains
level when boom is elevated.
Note: Boom will not extend or raise beyond
45° unless axles are extended.
4. With the boom elevated five degreesabove horizon or
greater, operatedrive controlhandle.Observe thatdrive
speed is limited to creep (1 foot [.30m] per second).
Lower upper boom tostowed position.
5. Press the service horn button. Observe that horn is
audible.
Note: Foot switch must be depressed to
activate any machine function from the plat-
form controls.,
Figure 1: Platform Controls
Figure 2: Platform Controls
CONTROLS & INDICATORS
Figure 3: Chassis Controls
DO NOT use a machine that is damaged or
malfunctioning. Tag and remove the unit from
service until it is repaired.
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1. Oil Pressure Gauge
2. Water Temperature
Gauge
3. Hourmeter
4. Emergency Stop
5. Key Switch
6. Engine Start
7. Glow Plug (Diesel only)
8. Auxiliary Power (for
emergency lowering
only)
9. Function Enable
10. Boom Control
11. Boom Extension Control
12. Turret Control
13. Jib Control
14. Cage Rotation
15. Cage Level Control
16. Circuit Breaker
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5
4
9
8
12
16
6
7
10
11
14
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Figure 1: Platform Controls
OPERATION
Before operating work platform ensure that:
Pre-operation and safety inspection has been
completed, and any discrepancies have been
corrected.
System function inspection has been performed.
Operator has been thoroughly trained on the
operation of the machine.
Work area is clear of all obstructions, holes, drop-
offs, or persons in the route of travel.
Surface is capable of supporting wheel loads.
Refer to figures 1 through 5 for control locations.
At any time during operation, press the emergency
stop button to stop all functions in the event of an
emergency.
At any time during operation, press the service horn
button to sound an audible warning in necessary.
Figure 2: Typical Fall Restraint Anchorage Point
From the Lower Controls
1. Turn the chassis key switch to chassis position.
2. Press the start button to crank the engine. Release
when the engine starts.
3. Diesel Engines: When the engine is cold (less than
15°f); press and hold the glow plug button for 20sec-
onds prior to starting.
From the platform controls
1. Turn the chassis key switch to platform controls.
2. Turn the platform rotary switch fully clockwise to crank
the engine. Release when engine starts.
3. Diesel Engines: When the engine is cold (less than
15°f); press and hold the glow plug button for 20sec-
onds prior to starting.
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17. Axle Extend/Retract
18. Lights (optional)
19. Generator (optional)
20. Horn Button
21. Emergency Stop
22. Axles Extended indicator
23. Tilt warning indicator
24. Low oil pressure indica-
tor
25. Torque/Speed selector
26. Fuel selector (Gas only)/
Glow plug (Diesle only)
27. Auxiliary power (for
emergency lowering
only)
28. Boom Raise/Lower &
Turret Rotate control
29. Boom Extend/Retract
30. Cage Rotate
31. Jib Raise/Lower
32. Cage Level
33. Drive control handle/
interlock
34. Engine start
35. Foot interlock switch
Emer
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Sto
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ALWAYS wear an approved fall restraint
properly attached to designated platform
anchorage point when driving or operating the
machine (See figure 6).
Attach only one restraint to each anchorage
point.
Service Horn
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With Boom Lowered
1. Turn chassis key switch to platform, and pull out the
chassis emergency stop switch.
2. Mount the platform and close sliding rail.
3. Attach approved fall restraint to designated platform
anchorage point. Attach only onefall restraint to each
point.
4. Start engine.
5. Check that the area around and above the work plat-
form is clear ofobstructions, holes, drop-offs, persons
in the route of travel, and the surface is capable of sup-
porting wheel loads.
6. Engage the interlock switch and move the drive control
handle forward to travel forward and rearward to travel
in the reverse direction.
Note: When the boom is rotated to the front
of the chassis (steering wheels aft) direc-
tions of travel and steering will be reversed.
Observe the color coded arrows on the con-
trol panel near the drive control handle, and
on the chassis. They will indicate the direc-
tion of travel when the drive control handle
is moved.
From the Platform Controls
Important: Axles must be fully extended to
allow boom extension or boom to be raised
above 45°. Machine must be driven forward
or reverse while extending axles. Ensure all
four wheels can be clearly seen and per-
sons and obstacles are clear of the
machine.
1. Drive the machine forward or reverse.
2. Move and hold theaxle extend/retract switch to extend.
3. The axles will extend.
4. When axles are fully extended, the axles extended light
(green light on platform controller) will illuminate.
Note: Verify Yellow bars are visible on all
four axles at full extension.
5. Re-synchronize the steeringgeometry by steering full
left or full right and holding for a few seconds.
6. All boom functionsare now available.
With Boom Elevated
Travel with boom elevated is restricted to
firm level surfaces only. (Plus3 machines
3°)
When driving elevated, the machine will travel at
creep speed (1 foot [.30 m] per second).
Steering
1. While engaging the interlock,push the steering switch
(located on top of the controlhandle) to the left to turn
left, and right to turn right.
Note: Steering is not self centering. Wheels
must be returned to the straight ahead posi-
tion by operating the steering switch.
POSITIONING THE PLATFORM
Positioning the platform as close as possible to the
work area requires some planning. First, you must
survey the work site to find a suitable place to park
the machine. This must be a firm level area as close
as possible to the work area. Take into consideration
all obstructions on the ground and overhead and
avoid them.
Always, before operating any function, check the
area around and overhead for any obstructions or
electrical conductors.
Multifunction Controls
The UpRight SB-80 employs the use of multifunction
controls. This means that functions can operate at
full speed simultaneously.
The turret may be rotated while driving if necessary
to make turns in tight areas. All other boom func-
tions will not operate while driving.
Driving
Extending and
Retracting Axles
NEVER exit the platform while the boom is
elevated. Keep both feet firmly on platform floor
at all times. Do not use planks, ladders, or any
other device on the platform for achieving
additional height or reach.
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Lower Control Operation
All boom functions will operate at fixed speed.
1. Turn chassis keyswitch to chassis controls.
2. With engine running, operate boom control switches to
position the platform.
While depressing the foot switch, move the platform
level control switch forward to swing the platform
upward, rearward to swing the platform downward.
Release the switch to stop leveling.
While depressing the foot switch, move the boom
rotation joystick to the right to rotate right, left to
rotate left. Release the switch to stop rotation. The
turret rotation will function at a speed proportional to
the stroke ofthe joystick. Make sure the area around
the boom is clear of all obstructions before rotating
the turret.
While depressing the foot switch, move the joystick
forward to elevate the boom, rearward to lower the
boom. Release the control lever to stop elevating /
lowering. The boom elevate will function at a speed
proportional to the stroke of the joystick.
While depressing the foot switch, move the boom
extension control joystick rearward to extend the
boom, forward to retract the boom. Release the con-
trol lever to stop extending / retracting. The boom
extension will function at a speed, proportional to the
stroke of the joystick.
While depressing the foot switch, push the jib control
switch forward to elevate the jib, rearward to lower
the jib. Release the control lever to stop elevating /
lowering.
While depressing the foot switch, toggle the control
switch left to rotate left, right to rotate right. Release
the switch to stop rotation.
NEVER exit the platform while the boom is
elevated. Keep both feet firmly on platform floor
at all times. Do not use planks, ladders, or any
other device on the platform for achieving
additional height or reach.
DO NOT operate the machine if the platform
does not maintain level when elevated.
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Leveling the Platform
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Rotating the Turret
Elevating the Boom
Extending the Boom
Elevating the Jib
Rotating the Platform
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Figure 14: Label Identification
060197-000
1 REQUIRED
066555-001
2 REQUIRED 066554-000
3 REQUIRED
068639-000
2 REQUIRED
068552-000
2 REQUIRED
005221-000
2 REQUIRED
100341-000
1 REQUIRED
068637-000
2 REQUIRED
068637-001
2 REQUIRED
068632-000
6 REQUIRED
064166-000
1 REQUIRED
027898-001
1 REQUIRED
068979-000
4 REQUIRED
066554-000
3 REQUIRED
068632-000, 6 REQUIRED
066562-005
4 REQUIRED
100346-000
2 REQUIRED
066553-004
4 REQUIRED
066553-001
4 REQUIRED 100340-002
1 REQUIRED
100340-004
1 REQUIRED
066566-000
2 REQUIRED
100340-000
1 REQUIRED
062557-012
1 REQUIRED
100340-003
1 REQUIRED
102249-000
12 REQUIRED
SB-80 Label Identification: All of the labels shown in Figure 14 shall be present and in good condition
before operating the work platform. Be sure to read, understand and follow these labels when operating
the work platform.
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EMERGENCY OPERATION
In the event of an engine failure, the elevating
assembly may be lowered using the following proce-
dure
Lowering Elevating Assembly
1. Engage the auxiliary power unit switch.
2. Operate any boom function in the normal manner.
Note: Auxiliary battery is capable of one
emergency lowering cycle before requiring
recharge. Battery is recharged while engine
is in operation.
EMERGENCY TOWING
Perform the following only when the machine will not
operate under its own power and it is necessary to
move the machine or when winching onto a trailer
for transportation.
1. Ensure that the platform is fully lowered, and that the
turret is rotated so that the platform is to the rear of the
machine.
2. Refer to figure7 and disengage all four drive hubs.
Removetwo (2)screwsandcentercap. Reinstallcenter
cap in the opposite direction.
3. When ready to move the machine, remove the chocks.
Tow or winch into position and replace chocks.
4. Attach adequate chain/cable of sufficient strength for
towing the machine to the front or rear tie down lugs.
5. Engage all four drive hubs by returningthe center caps
to their original orientation.
Figure 1: Drive Hub (Operating position shown)
Switching Fuels (Gas/Propane Only)
1. With the enginerunning push the Fuel Selector Switch
to the center position.
2. After the engine has quit running select the appropriate
fuel supply.
3. Restart the engine.
AFTER USE EACH DAY
1. Ensure that the platform is fully lowered.
2. Park the machineon level ground, preferably under
cover, secure against vandals, children or unauthorized
operation.
3. Turn the key switch to OFF and remove the key to pre-
vent unauthorized operation.
MACHINES EQUIPPED WITH PLUS3
OPTION
Machines equipped with Plus3 option are capable of
operating all functions on a firm 3° slope.
NEVER climb down the elevating assembly. If
controls do not respond, follow the emergency
lowering procedure.
DO NOT tow the machine faster than 3 mph.
Faster speeds will damage drive components
and void warranty.
There are no brakes when the center caps are
installed in the inverted position.
Chock wheels before disengaging hubs.
Machine may roll.
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Do not operate machines with Plus3 option
unless machine is equipped with foam filled
tires. Remove machine from service and install
proper tire/wheel combination before operating
machine.
If tilt warning sounds and machine will not
operate, retract boom, lower platform and move
machine to a firm surface less than 3°.
Drive Hub
Center Cap
Screws
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Figure 13: Label Identification
065554-000
3 REQUIRED
068635-000
2 REQUIRED
010076-000
2 REQUIRED
100346-000
1 REQUIRED
068637-000
2 REQUIRED
068637-001
2 REQUIRED
066553-004
4 REQUIRED 061205-002
1 REQUIRED
068632-000
6 REQUIRED
005221-000
2 REQUIRED 062814-000
1 REQUIRED
068979-000
6 REQUIRED
066552-000
2 REQUIRED
066555-001
2 REQUIRED
066562-000
6 REQUIRED
066553-004, 4 REQUIRED
066553-001
4 REQUIRED
100345-000
2 REQUIRED
102249-000
12 REQUIRED
SB-80 Label Identification: All of the labels shown in Figure 13 shall be present and in good condition
before operating the work platform. Be sure to read, understand and follow these labels when operating
the work platform.
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TRANSPORTATION
Important: Axles must be fully retracted to
transport machine. Machine must be driven
forward or reverse while retracting the
axles. Ensure all four wheels can be clearly
seen and persons and obstacles are clear
of the machine.
1. Drive the machine forward or reverse.
2. Hold the axle extend/retract switch to retract.
3. The axles willretract.
4. Re-synchronize the steering geometry by steering full
left or full right and holding for a few seconds.
5. The machine may now beloaded for transport.
BYCRANE
1. Ensure that boom isfully lowered and retracted.
2. Attach straps tochassis lifting lugs only. Ensure that
straps are adjusted properly to keep unit level when lift-
ing.
BYTRUCK OR TRAILER
1. Ensure that boom isfully lowered and retracted.
2. Maneuver the machine onto bed of truck / trailer.
3. When winching, follow instructions for emergency tow-
ing on page 6. Attach winch cable to front tie down
lugs.
4. After winching, ensure that allfour drive hubs are
engaged by returning the centercaps to their original
orientation.
5. Secure the machine to the transportvehicle using
chains / straps of adequate load capacity (refer to spec-
ifications,backpage)attachedtochassistie downlugs.
(see figures 8 and 10)
6. Place wooden block (4” x 4” x 36”) under platform sup-
port braces as shown. (Figure 9)
7. Attach ratchetstrap under platform floor grating, over
support braces. (Figure 9) Do not over tighten.
Figure 1: Front Chassis Tie Down Lifting Lugs
Figure 2: Securing the machine for transportation
Figure 3: Rear chassis tie down lifting lugs
Stand clear of machine when lifting.
Check specifications on backpage, ensure that
crane and slings are of correct capacity to lift
weight of unit.
Do not winch machine faster than 3 mph.
Faster speeds will damage drive components
and void warranty.
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NEVER elevate the machine while on a truck or
trailer.
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Chassis Tie Down
Lifting Lugs
Platform Tie
Down Bracket
Wooden Block
4” x 8” x 36” Support Braces
Chassis Tie Down
Lifting Lugs
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MAINTENANCE
FUELING
Diesel
1. Open left turret cover, open fill pipe cap. (see figure 11)
2. Fill to capacity with dieselmotor fuel only, grade #1-D,
or #2-D. Use distillate fuel only, do not use residualor
blend.
3. Fuel tank full capacity is 42 US gallons.
HYDRAULIC OIL
1. Open left turret cover and check oil level at sight gauge
with the boom stowed and retracted. Engine running or
stopped. (see figure 12)
2. If necessary, fill to capacity with clean ISO compatible
hydraulic oil. Refer to Routine Service Table on page
12.
3. Clean area around cap before opening.
4. Open filler / breather cap to add hydraulic oil.
5. Replace cap.
LUBRICATION
Refer to service manual for lubrication chart and
guidelines.
Figure 1: Fuel Tank
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
Check battery fluid level daily, especially if work plat-
form is being used in a warm, dry climate.
If electrolyte level is lower than 3/8 in. (10 mm)
above plates add distilled water only. DO NOT use
tap water it will shorten battery life.
Keep terminals and top of battery clean.
TIRES
Tire selection can affect the stability of the machine.
Use only tires supplied by UpRight (15-22.5 NHS
Tubeless 16 Ply Rating) unless approved by the
manufacturer in writing. Check tire air pressure daily.
(100 psi) (7 bar) (Not required for foam-filled tires).
Figure 2: Hydraulic Oil Tank
Use a ladder or platform when fueling SB80.
DO NOT stand on tires when fueling the
machine.
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Fuel cap
Hazard of explosive gas mixture. Keep sparks,
flame and smoking materials away from
batteries. Always wear safety glasses when
working with batteries. Battery fluid is highly
corrosive. Rinse away any spilled fluid
thoroughly with clean water.
Do not operate machines with Plus3 option
unless machine is equipped with foam filled
tires. Remove machine from service and install
proper tire/wheel combination before operating
machine.
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