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1,2 - 2,0 t A.C.
SERVICE MANUAL
Electric
036-0410-07
LIFTING OF THE TRUCK
TYPE WHEELS TRUCK WEIGHT WITH WEIGHT ON AXLES WITHOUT LOAD
t. STANDARD BATTERY (FRONT / REAR)
1.2 3 2960 kg 1675 / 1285 kg
1.5 3 3190 kg 1680 / 1510 kg
1.6 3 3230 kg 1740 / 1490 kg
1.8 3 3375 kg 1770 / 1605 kg
2.0 3 3565 kg 1850 / 1715 kg
1.6L 3 3335 kg 1845 / 1490 kg
1.8L 3 3440 kg 1860 / 1580 kg
1.2 4 2950 kg 1665 / 1285 kg
1.5 4 3140 kg 1670 / 1470 kg
1.6 4 3180 kg 1650 / 1530 kg
1.8 4 3320 kg 1630 / 1690 kg
2.0 4 3520 kg 1820 / 1700 kg
1.6L 4 3300 kg 1820 / 1480 kg
1.8L 4 3380 kg 1830 / 1550 kg
A
B
A
If the truck is equipped with mudguard extensions, the chains can
be hooked only after the extensions disassembling.
HOOK ATTACHMENT POINTS FOR LIFTING THE TRUCK
The hooking points are shown on the carriage with the symbol shown on
the side (see picture).
LIFTING OF THE FORKLIFT TRUCK WITH OVERHEAD
GUARD
The following equipments must be used to lift the forklift truck with
overhead guard (standard):
- N° 2 slings (A): in accordance with DIN B2N -UNI 9531,
minimum length 9 m and capacity of 2800 kg.
LIFTING OF THE FORKLIFT TRUCK WITH CABIN
The following equipments must be used to lift the forklift truck with
cabin:
- N° 2 slings (A): in accordance with DIN B2N -UNI 9531,
minimum length 9 m and capacity of 2800 kg.
- N° 2 upper brackets (B) to hold the chains.
It is important to remember that the chains or slings length must be
sufficient to lift the truck in a horizontal position, with the lifting angles
(ß) ≤ 45° with respect to the vertical lifting line. Ensure that the chains
or slings are protected where it comes into contact with edges, then
arrange the chains or slings on the truck so that it remains in a horizontal
position during the entire lifting operation.
Make sure that there are no personnel in the vicinity of the truck, before
carrying out the lifting operation.
If any maintenance operations need to be performed on the truck in a
raised position, the vehicle must be rested on appropriate
supports, sufficient to bear the overall weight of the vehicle, keeping the
chains or slings taut.
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