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F Lifting capacities
CHAPTERS COVERED IN THIS CHAPTER:
1 L
IFTING SV26 CABIN
2 LIFTING SV26 CANOPY
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
The capacities indicated in the following tables are determined for flat, firm ground.
When the machine is not used on this type of ground, you should take account of these
new conditions.
The machine's maximum weight allowed for dynamic operating conditions is determined
by the most unfavourable cylinder extension and positioning conditions for the machine.
Depending on the machine configuration (arm length, presence of a counterweight…)
and working conditions, the operator must make sure that the total weight of the quick
coupler, the accessories used (bucket, hydraulic hammer...) and the load handled does not
exceed the maximum weight allowed.
10.1 Machine stability when using with a bucket or an accessory, page 99
IMPORTANT
The data in these tables represent the lifting capacity according to standard ISO 10567.
They correspond to 75 % of the maximum static load before tipping or to 87 % of the hy-
draulic lifting force. The data marked with * show the hydraulic limits of the lifting force.
YANMAR CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT EUROPE S.A.S. declines all responsibility
for any use of the machine that does not respect the instructions in this standard.
IMPORTANT
The position of the blade (raised or lowered) does not affect the machine's lifting
capacity.
The lifting table indicates the maximum value that can lift the machine through a com-
plete rotation of the turret.
Using the
machine as a hoist is subject to the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC for
members of the European Community, and to the legislations specific to each country for
states outside the EC.
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