Bell B45E 6X6 ADT User Manual

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OPERATION
OPERATING COMPONENTS
5. Lift the bin gradually while taking care to pre-
vent jerking. Jerking during lifting will generate
unnecessarily high loads in the lifting equip-
ment and in the bin structure.
6. Move the lifted bin slowly in order to minimize
swinging.
7. Lower the bin slowly and set it down gently in
order to minimize the risk of damage to the bin
guide mounting plates and bin pivot bosses.
Figure 1
Bin Lifting Data for Figure 1
B35E
A B (mm) Approximate Bin
Mass (kg)
< 120° 2535 5000
B40E
A
B (mm)
Approximate Bin
Mass (kg)
< 120° 2531 5350
B45E
A B (mm) Approximate Bin
Mass (kg)
< 120° 2519 5450
B50E
A
B (mm)
Approximate Bin
Mass (kg)
< 120° 2531 3100
A = Maximum included Angle of Chain
B = Distance from Rear Lifting Point to Bin
Center of Gravity
Figure 2
Bin Lifting Data for Figure 2
B60E
A B (mm) Approximate Bin
Mass (kg)
< 120° 2243 9250
A = Maximum included Angle of Chain
B = Distance from Rear Lifting Point to Bin
Center of Gravity
Activating the Over Centre Bin Lock
Risk of crushing - An unlocked raised bin could fall
down. Personnel standing under a falling bin could be
seriously injured, including death.
Always lock the bin using the Over Centre Bin Lock,
before conducting any maintenance or repair under
the bin area.
Activating the over centre bin lock is a one man oper-
ation, and under no circumstances must the pin be
placed in position whilst the bin is moving.
1. The Over Centre Bin Lock is integrated into the
tailsectionofthebin(Refertofigure1).

Bell B45E 6X6 ADT Specifications

General

Brand	Bell
Model	B45E 6X6 ADT
Category	Trucks
Language	English