What to do if JLG Boom Lifts' seals leak oil?
If the seals are leaking oil, replace the seal and the mating surface if damaged. Use the correct lubricant, fill to the correct level, and replace it at the recommended intervals. This issue may arise from prolonged operation with excessive oil temperature, improper oil seal installation, a cut or nicked seal edge, or dirty lubricant.
What to do if the axle beam body of JLG Boom Lifts is bent?
If the axle beam body is bent, replace it. This damage may be due to vehicle overloading, accidents, or impact from a load.
How to fix excessive wear on the entry flange groove of JLG Boom Lifts?
To address excessive wear on the entry flange groove, replace the flange. Inspect the pinion groove for excessive wear and replace the ring gear and pinion if necessary. This issue may arise from heavy usage, a loose pinion nut, or pinion axial play.
How to repair worn or pitted bearings in JLG Boom Lifts?
Replace the bearings. Use the correct lubricant, fill to the proper level, and replace it at the recommended intervals. This issue may be due to insufficient lubrication, dirty lubricant, extremely intense use, normal wear, or a loose pinion nut.
General| Maximum Lift Capacity | 6, 600 lbs |
|---|---|
| Maximum Lift Height | 42 ft |
| Drive Speed | 20 mph |
| Lift Capacity | 6, 600 lbs |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Engine Power | 74 hp |
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