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Explains the purpose and scope of this supplementary handbook.
Defines warning and caution symbols used in the manual.
Information on obtaining spare parts and accessories from VFS.
Emphasizes the hazardous nature of tipping and the need for understanding procedures and legislation.
Details the warranty period and conditions for the Tipper body conversion.
Identifies and illustrates in-cab Tipper controls like emergency stop and joystick.
Illustrates external Tipper controls such as sideboards and tailboard latches.
Provides warnings and guidance on uniform load distribution and securing loads.
Explains the use of anchorage points for securing non-fluid loads.
Recommends sheeting 'fluid' loads to prevent hazards and specifies hook usage.
Explains the dual-mode tailboard configurations and their suitability for different load types.
Outlines preparation and operation steps for raising and lowering the Tipper body.
Details the dual-mode tailboard, its configurations, location, and purpose.
Describes Top-Hinged and Bottom-Hinged modes and provides related warnings.
Provides step-by-step instructions for opening and closing the tailboard in Tip-Thru mode.
Details the procedure for opening and closing the tailboard in Tip-Over mode.
Explains the description, location, purpose, and opening procedure for the sideboards.
Details the steps for closing the sideboards, including clearing debris.
Describes the Tipper Control Station, its components, location, and purpose.
Explains the function, location, and usage of the Tipper Isolation Switch.
Provides instructions for raising and lowering the Tipper body using the joystick.
Explains how to activate and release the Emergency Stop button.
Details the Power 'ON' button and the Green System Energised indicator lamp.
Describes the function of external and internal warning buzzers and their associated warnings.
Explains the purpose, location, and safety warnings associated with the body prop.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to deploy the body prop.
Details the manual lowering valve for emergency use and its operating procedure.
Classifies loads into 'Fluid' and 'Non-Fluid' types and general loading precautions.
Covers correct vs. incorrect load distribution and methods for fluid load retention using tarpaulins.
Explains how to restrain non-fluid loads using load lashing points and appropriate materials.
Outlines general safety warnings and pre-tipping procedures.
Details actions during and after the tipping operation, including cleaning and checks.
Describes methods for tipping and opening tailboards in different modes, with warnings.
Lists essential checks to perform before driving the vehicle after tipping.
Emphasizes driver responsibilities for checks and safety, and lists daily checks.
Details periodic checks for warning systems, hydraulic lines, and latches.
Lists annual checks, including hydraulic levels, cables, and fixings, with specified torque figures.
Provides a step-by-step guide for checking the hydraulic oil level safely.
Explains how to check the hydraulic body latch operation and its release mechanism.
Describes how to verify the hydraulic latch returns correctly after lowering the bed.
Details how to confirm the hydraulic latch is correctly engaged with the keeper.
Identifies primary and secondary fuse locations and types within the Tipper electrical system.
Locates the control circuit fuse and provides warnings and cautions for fuse replacement.
Guides on regular cleaning of the tipper body and vehicle to maintain surface condition and prevent corrosion.
Advises on prompt repair of paint damage and removal of contaminants.
Explains the need for a tailboard protection plate, its availability, and fitting instructions.
Describes LED marker lamps, their non-serviceable nature, and how to obtain replacements.
Details the reflective warning triangle, its storage, use, and replacement.
Explains where to find the Tipper body type and serial number on the ID plate.
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