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Snorkel MHP1335, MHP1544 Towable Boom Lift Operator's Manual

79 pages · Publication 13619-1

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Models
MHP1335, MHP1544
Serial coverage
MHP1335-07-000003 and after
Manual type
Operator's Manual
Pages
79
Publication
13619-1
Condition
Brand new
Snorkel MHP1335, MHP1544 Towable Boom Lift Operator's Manual, publication 13619-1

What's inside

From the manual's own table of contents: 76 sections, 287 entries. See sample pages (PDF, 858 KB)

Electrical Hazard1 topic
  • Electrical Hazard Warning i
Introduction10 topics
  • Options ii
  • Operation Manual ii
  • Photographs ii
  • Safety Alerts ii
  • Operation iii
  • Maintenance iii
  • Responsibilities of parties iii
  • In summary iii
  • Product Warranty iv
  • Additional information iv
Safety13 topics
  • Safe Operation 1-1
  • Electrocution Hazards 1-1
  • Pre-start Inspection 1-1
  • Work Place Inspection and Practices 1-1
  • Operation 1-2
  • Tipover and Falling Hazards 1-2
  • General Safety Precautions 1-3
  • Hydraulic System Precautions 1-3
  • Fire Prevention 1-3
  • Engine and Fuel Handling Precautions 1-3
  • Batteries 1-4
  • Metre Restriction Kit 1-4
  • Safety Decals and Placards 1-4
Safety Devices16 topics
  • Safety Device Information 2-1
  • Emergency Stop Switches 2-1
    • At ground control box 2-1
    • At platform control box 2-1
  • Other Safety Devices 2-1
    • Lanyard anchor points 2-1
    • Gravity gate 2-2
    • Guardrails 2-2
    • Enable switch 2-2
    • Enable switch (foot) - Option 2-2
    • Platform overload protection 2-3
    • Bubble level 2-3
    • RCD/ELCB AC outlet 2-4
    • Stabiliser/boom interlock test 2-4
    • Flashing light 2-4
    • 10.9m height restriction kit (Option) 2-4
Specifications10 topics
  • General Specifications 3-1
  • General Specifications 3-2
  • Recommended Hydraulic Oil 3-3
  • Engine Data 3-3
  • Working Envelope - MHP13/35 V3 3-4
  • Working Envelope - MHP15/44 V3 3-5
    • Booms identification 3-6
  • Nomenclature And Serial Numbers 3-6
    • Right side view of machine 3-6
    • Left side view of machine 3-7
Gauges3 topics
  • Hourmeter 4-1
  • Level Bubble 4-1
  • Hydraulic Oil Level 4-1
Automatic Shut-offs and Circuit Breakers3 topics
  • RCD/ELCB Outlet (option) 5-1
  • Outriggers 5-1
  • Electrical Circuit Protection 5-1
Controls8 topics
  • Controls Description 6-1
    • Controls and Control Decals Locations 6-1
  • Ground Control Box 6-2
    • Lower controls: 6-2
  • Platform Control Box 6-4
    • Upper controls: 6-4
  • Stabiliser Controls 6-5
  • Self Levelling Stabilisers (Option) 6-5
Daily Inspection and Maintenance28 topics
  • Daily Inspection and Maintenance Table 7-1
  • Stabiliser/Boom Interlock Test 7-2
  • Engine Fuel Level 7-3
  • Fuel Tank Cap 7-3
  • Fuel Leaks 7-3
  • Engine Oil Level 7-3
  • Operator's Manual 7-3
  • Wiring Harnesses 7-3
  • Battery Terminals 7-4
  • Battery Fluid Level 7-4
  • Hydraulic Oil Level 7-4
  • Hydraulic Oil Leaks 7-4
  • Bolts and Fasteners 7-5
  • Wheels and Tyres 7-5
  • Structural Damage and Welds 7-6
  • Lanyard Anchor Points 7-6
  • Platform Gravity Gates 7-6
  • Platform Guardrails 7-6
  • Flashing Light (option) 7-7
  • Ground Control Switches 7-7
  • Emergency Lower 7-7
    • Lower control position 7-7
    • Upper control box 7-8
  • Platform Control Switches 7-8
  • AC Outlet RCD/ELCB (option) 7-8
  • Placards and Decals 7-8
    • Standard placards and decals 7-8
    • Inspection drawing 7-11
Operation14 topics
  • Operating Procedures 8-1
  • Control Stations 8-1
  • Emergency StoppingLower Control Box 8-1
  • Emergency StoppingUpper Control Box 8-1
  • Operation Considerations 8-2
  • Stabiliser Operation 8-2
  • Self Levelling Stabilisers (Option) 8-2
    • Setting the stabilisers manually 8-3
  • Starting From Ground Control Box 8-3
  • Starting From Platform Control Box 8-3
  • Moving The Platform 8-4
    • From Ground Control Box 8-4
    • From Platform Control Box 8-5
  • Securing for Day 8-6
Emergency Operation3 topics
  • Emergency Operation Procedures 9-1
    • Operation From Platform Control Box 9-1
    • Operation From Ground Control Position 9-2
Stowing and Transporting7 topics
  • Stowing 10-1
    • The correct stowed position is shown here. 10-1
  • Transporting 10-1
    • Trailering 10-2
    • Lifting With a Forklift 10-2
    • Hoisting (Option) 10-2
    • Securing to a Transport Vehicle 10-3
Options18 topics
  • Bi-Energy 11-1
    • DC motor operation 11-1
    • Batteries 11-1
    • Battery charger 11-2
    • Batteries - General maintenance 11-2
    • Batteries - Charging 11-2
  • Other Options: 11-2
  • Air Line To Platform 11-2
  • Dual Fuel 11-2
  • 24V DC Battery Power 11-2
  • Work Lights 11-3
  • Flashing Light 11-3
  • RCD/ELCB AC Outlet 11-3
  • Sandblast Protection Kit 11-3
  • Platform Rotator 11-3
  • Lifting Lugs / Hoisting 11-3
  • Spare Wheel 11-3
  • Metre Height Restriction Kit 11-3
Fire Fighting and Chemical Containment1 topic
  • Hazardous Components 12-1
Operator's Troubleshooting2 topics
  • Troubleshooting 13-1
    • Operator Troubleshooting Chart 13-1
Appendix A. Glossary
AC outlet RCD/ELCB, 7-8
Additional information1 topic
  • see Introduction - page iv
Automatic Shut-offs3 topics
  • Circuit Breakers
    • Main Circuit Breaker, 5-1
  • Outriggers, 5-1
Battery fluid level, 7-4
Battery terminals, 7-4
Bolts and fasteners, 7-5
Booms Identification, 3-6
Controls12 topics
  • Control switches
    • Emergency Lower, 6-4
    • Foot Switch, 6-5
    • Lift Enable, 6-3
    • Master Key Switch, 7-1
    • Platform Rotate, 6-4
    • Platform/Ground Selector, 6-2, 8-3, 9-1
    • Stablizer / Boom Secector Switch, 6-2
  • Ground Control Box, 6-2
    • Control switches, 6-2
  • Platform Control Box
    • Control switches, 6-4
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Controls and Control Decals Locations, 6-1
Daily Inspection and Maintenance Table, 7-1
Electrical1 topic
  • Electrocution, 1-2, 8-1
Electrical Hazard Warning1 topic
  • see Electrical Hazard - page i
Emergency lower, 7-7
Emergency Operation, 9-13 topics
  • Operation From Ground Control Box, 9-2
  • Operation From Platform Control Box, 9-1
  • Procedures, 9-1
Engine10 topics
  • Cooling system, 3-3
  • Displacement, 3-3
  • Engine oil level, 7-3
  • Fuel consumption, 3-3
  • Fuel grade, 3-3
  • Fuel leaks, 7-3
  • Fuel tank cap, 7-3
  • Ignition system, 3-3
  • Oil capacity, 3-3
  • Oil grade, 3-3
Engine Data, 3-3
Falling hazards, 1-2
Flashing light, 7-7
Gauges3 topics
  • Hourmeter, 4-1
  • Hydraulic Oil Level, 4-1
  • Level Bubble, 4-1
General Specifications MHP13/35 V3, 3-1
General Specifications MHP15/44 V3, 3-2
Hazardous Components, 12-1
Hoisting3 topics
  • Lifting devices, 10-3
  • Lifting lugs, 10-3
  • User responsibility, 10-2, 10-3
Hydraulic oil1 topic
  • Filler cap, 7-4
Hydraulic oil level, 7-4
Inspection2 topics
  • Operators daily inspection, 7-1
    • Inspection and Maintenance Table, 7-1
Left side view of machine, 3-7
Light Flashing, 7-7
Lower control box, 7-7
Maintenance personnel1 topic
  • see Introduction - page iii
Nomenclature And Serial Numbers, 3-6
Operating Procedures, 8-14 topics
  • Control Stations, 8-1
  • Emergency Stopping, 8-1
  • Moving The Platform, 8-4
  • Starting From Platform Control Box, 8-3
Operation, 8-1
Operators
Other Safety Devices, 2-1
Placards and decals, 7-82 topics
  • Inspection drawing, 7-11
  • Standard placards and decals, 7-8
Platform1 topic
  • Lanyard anchor points, 7-6
Pre-start Inspection, 1-1
Qualified operators
RCD/ELCB Outlet (option), 5-1
Responsibilities of owners and users
Right side view of machine, 3-6
Safe Operation, 1-1
Safety Alerts, Caution, Danger, Warning
Safety Decals and Placards, 1-4
Safety Devices9 topics
  • Bubble level, 2-3
  • Emergency Stop Switches, 2-1
  • Flashing light, 2-4
  • Foot switch, 2-2
  • Gravity gate, 2-2
  • Guardrails, 2-2
  • Lanyard anchor points, 2-1
  • RCD/ELCB AC outlet, 2-4
  • Safety Device Information, 2-1
Safety precautions2 topics
  • Fuel Handling Precautions, 1-3
  • Hydraulic Systems, 1-3
Sandblast protection kit, 8-1
Securing for Day, 8-61 topic
  • Boom lock pins, 10-1
Structural damage and welds, 7-61 topic
  • Boom welds, 7-6
Tipover hazard, 1-2
Towing7 topics
  • Bolt, D-Clamp or attaching device, 10-1
  • Covers and debris, 10-2
  • Jockey wheel, 10-2
  • Latching mechanism, 10-1
  • Rated speed, 10-2
  • Road lights, 10-2
  • Under rated vehicle, 10-2
Transporting2 topics
  • Hoisting, 10-2
  • Users responsibility, 10-2
Transporting the MHP, 10-12 topics
  • Securing to a Transport Vehicle, 10-3
  • Trailering, 10-2
Troubleshooting, 13-11 topic
  • Operator Troubleshooting Chart, 13-1
Wheels and tyres, 7-5
Wiring harnesses, 7-31 topic
  • Loose connections, 7-3
Work Place Inspection and Practices, 1-1
Working Envelope MHP13/35, 3-4
Working Envelope MHP15/44, 3-5

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  • Maintenance, page 40: 7. Daily Inspection and Maintenance
  • Controls and operation, page 59: Figure 9.5 - Platform Control Box
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Factory manual for in-house farm and construction shop use. Straightforward, complete, and easy to follow. It contains the OEM information dealership service departments and parts counters use to diagnose problems, identify components, and perform maintenance or repairs correctly.

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Keeping equipment running with less downtime

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