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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Description:
The UNI Tugger battery handling equipment is a non-propelled, electrically powered
battery changer that is designed for medium volume applications and all sizes of
batteries, such as those found in reach trucks, pallet trucks and 3 & 4 wheel counter-
balance trucks.
Before operating the “UNI-TUGGER” battery handling equipment it must be mounted
onto a mobile lift truck or pallet truck as shown in gure #1a, or b. It is important
that the operator thoroughly review and understand the proper Safety Procedures
and Instructions as outlined in this Owner’s Manual and the Owner’s Manual for the
mobile truck. It is also important that the “UNI-TUGGER” battery handling equipment
be secured to the mobile lifting truck, either bolted permanently or “Quick Clamp”
(see Battery Tugger Quick Clamp (Figure – 4) on page 19). Fastening is recommended
however fastening can be quick release to allow the host truck to be used in regular
operations.
All operators must be trained or certied (if required) in the use of the “UNI-TUGGER”
battery handling equipment.
UNI -Tugger Battery Handling Equipment
Safety shoes, safety glasses and protective clothing are mandatory in
Battery Rooms. Be sure to wear them at all times. Rubber gloves, rubber
aprons and full face shields are required when washing and servicing
forklift batteries. Always use caution and common sense.
Preparation:
1. Park the lift truck in a perpendicular position adjacent to the “UNI-TUGGER”
battery handling equipment (Fig. 2, page 8).
2. Prepare the lift truck for battery removal as follows:
• Lower the forks until they sit at on the oor.
• Engage the parking brake.
• Remove any protective covers.
• Unplug the battery and position the connector plug
And cable so as to prevent snagging or pinching during
the battery removal process.
• Remove the battery retaining gate.
BATTERY HANDLING EQUIPMENT
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