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General| Model | GTH-1544 |
|---|---|
| Category | Forklifts |
| Load Capacity | 15, 000 lbs |
| Lift Height | 44 ft |
| Max Forward Reach | 30 ft |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Tire Type | Pneumatic |
| Load Capacity (kg) | 6, 804 kg |
Provides an overview of the manual and how to identify the machine.
Defines purpose, compliance, and covers safety warnings and hazard classification.
Covers essential safety rules, hazards, and warnings for machine operation.
Details explosion, burn, fall, crush, injection, and electrical hazards.
Details hazards related to tipping, slopes, and falling objects.
Covers collision prevention and general risks of bodily harm.
Procedures for dealing with damaged equipment and component risks.
Covers fuel hazards, electrical dangers, and battery safety.
Identifies main controls like steering, handle, pedals, and transmission.
Covers hydraulics, attachments, lighting, climate, SCR, and indicators.
Identifies panel layout and explains engine, system, and transmission warning lights.
Details gauges for coolant, fuel, DEF, tachometer, hour meter, and other indicators.
Explains pre-operation checks and lists items to inspect.
Details the purpose and step-by-step instructions for testing machine functions.
Covers general operating principles, safety, and cold weather startup.
Details operation of brake systems and engine starting procedures.
Explains transmission, frame sway, and SCR regeneration operations.
Covers securing the machine for transport and safe loading practices.
Details how to secure the chassis and lift the machine properly.
Details fuel specs and checks for engine oil, hydraulic oil, and DEF.
Covers maintenance for engine coolant, tire pressure, and battery condition.
Procedures for draining fuel/water separator and overview of scheduled maintenance.
Safety guidelines for work platforms, occupants, and fall protection.
Safe practices for operating the telehandler with attachments and lifting personnel.
Risks and safety measures for handling suspended loads.
Lists height, length, weight, and lift capacities of the machine.
Details drive speed, tires, fuel, sound levels, and sensor range.
Explains how to calculate reduced load capacity using reduction factors.
Presents load charts for standard, rotating carriage, and specific attachments.
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