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Mast inspections Section 1 – Scheduled Maintenance
1.7 Mast inspections
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Mast assembly (B, C)
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B - Frequent/periodic/pre-delivery Inspection
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Make sure the mast assembly shows no signs
of visible damage, deformation, or cracks in
the weldments.
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Make sure the lift cylinder is properly secured,
there are no loose or missing parts and there
is no sign of damage.
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Make sure there are no loose or missing
fittings and there is no sign of hydraulic leaks.
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Mast lubrication is an annual requirement as
a minimum. Based on machine use, the mast
may need to be lubricated more frequently.
Examples include:
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It is used in very dusty environments.
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The mast does not move freely.
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Refer to 5.8 Mast Lubrication Procedure for the
mast lubrication procedure.
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C - Annual Inspection
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Lubricate the mast.
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Refer to 5.9 Mast Lubrication Procedure for the
mast lubrication procedure.
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Chains (C)
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Make sure the chains are correctly attached.
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Make sure the bolts are tight.
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Make sure there are no loose or missing parts.
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Make sure there is no visible damage.
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Refer to 5.11 Mast Chain Visual Inspection for a
mast chain inspection.
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Rollers (B)
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Make sure the rollers are correctly attached and
not obstructed.
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Make sure there are no loose or missing parts.
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Refer to 5.10 Mast Roller Inspection/Maintenance
for roller and roller mount inspection details and
instructions.
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Control Cables (B)
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Make sure the cables are secure.
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Make sure there is no visible damage.
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Wear Pads (B)
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Make sure the bolts are tight.
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Make sure there are no loose or missing parts.
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Make sure there is no visible damage.
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Tilt sensor (B)
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Make sure the tilt sensors are correctly
attached and there is no visible damage.
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