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Tyres and Wheels – Check that all the wheel nuts are present and secure. Look
for cuts in the tyres or foreign objects in the rubber. Also look for plastic straps,
wire, and other debris caught between the wheel and the wheel motor. Always
wear gloves when checking the tyres to avoid injury on sharp pieces of
debris.
Access – Check that all steps and grab handles are secure, clean and in good
condition.
Load Backrest (if fitted) – Check for deformation or cracks. Ensure it is fixed
securely.
Hydraulics - Inspect the hydraulic hoses for kinks, routing and wear. Check all
seals and couplings for damage, wear and leaks. Use a piece of card when
checking for pinhole leaks.
Hydraulic Oil Cooler – Look for a build-up or dust or debris on or around the
hydraulic oil cooler. Check around the fan and in the fins.
Operator’s Cabin – Look for signs of damage and cracking to the overhead
guard. Ensure it is securely fixed. Report any signs of damage immediately to the
relevant supervisor.
Front Wheel Alignment – Check that the front wheels are aligned parallel to the
sides of the truck and to each other when standard mode is selected. See section
5.7 ‘Front Wheel Alignment’ on page 73 if the front wheels are out of alignment.
Safety Sign Decals – Check that all safety decals are present and legible.
Hydraulic Tank – Check for damage or leaks. Check the hydraulic oil level with
the mast fully lowered. See section 5.6 ‘Checking Hydraulic Oil Level’ on page
72.
Battery - Check the battery connections are secure. Check the cells for
damage and leaks. Check the terminals for corrosion.
Serial Plate and Capacity Chart – Check they are present and securely
attached and check the rated capacity.
Electrical Connections/Terminals – Check they are securely connected and
undamaged. Check leads for loose or bare wires.
Mirrors (If Fitted) – Check mirrors are clean and in good condition.
Oil Level – Check the engine oil level on the dipstick. It must be between the
upper and lower level marks. Top up oil if necessary.
Coolant Level – Check the coolant level in the coolant header tank by looking
through the sight glass
Radiator – Check for build-up of leaves, dust or other debris on or around the
radiator.
Belts and Hoses – Check that all of the belts and hoses are in good condition.
Look for visible signs of wear and fraying.
Diesel Tank and Hoses (if applicable) – Check the diesel tank for damage or
corrosion. Check for signs of leaking fuel. Check the fuel cap is present and
secure. Check the diesel hoses for damage or deterioration.
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