Clark GCS 25 - Operation: How To Operate Your Truck

Operation
How To Operate Your Truck
Be sure that you read and understand
the information in the Operator's
Manual before operating a lift truck.
The Operator's Manual is stored in a
holder in the back of the driver's seat.
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Before operating a lift truck each
operator must check his truck and
complete the "Driver's Daily Check-
list". Please refer to the previous sec-
tion "Before Operation" for information
on "How To Perform The Daily Inspec-
tion".
Operator's Daily
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Remember, before starting and
operating a lift truck it is good practice
to always start from a safe condition.
Check to see that:
• Parking brake is applied
• Forks are fully lowered
• You are familiar with how all the
controls function
• All controls are in neutral or other
correct position
• Truck has been checked and is
ready to operate
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Fan Warning Decal
This safety decal is displayed on the
cooling fan shroud of the radiator to
warn of the danger of injury from turn-
ing fan blades when the engine is run-
ning.
Make sure that you keep your hands,
fingers, arms and clothing away from a
spinning fan. Don't stand in line with a
spinning fan. Fan blades can break at
high speed and be thrown out of the
engine compartment.
Overhead Guard Conformance Plate
This plate is permanently attached to
the inside of the overhead guard top to
confirm that the overhead guard
assembly design has been tested and
conforms to the requirements of ANSI
B56.1 safety standards.
Know Your Truck
Safety Decals
WARNING
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FAN
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THIS OVERHEAD GUARD CONFORMS
TO AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD
BS6.1. IT IS INTENDED TO PROTECT THE
DRIVER FROM SMALL FALLING OBJECTS
BUT NOT FROM FALLING CAPACITY LOADS.
GUARDS OF THIS DESIGN HAVE ALSO
PASSED A VERTICAL IMPACT TEST OF
16,000 FOOT POUNDS.
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