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General| Model | GTH-5519 |
|---|---|
| Maximum Lift Height | 19 ft (5.79 m) |
| Engine Power | 74 hp (55 kW) |
| Tire Size | 12 x 16.5 |
| Maximum Lift Capacity | 5, 500 lbs |
| Ground Clearance | 14 in (356 mm) |
Identifies the serial number range for the operator's manual.
Explains safety alert symbols used in the manual and on the machine.
Describes the locations and purpose of various data plates on the machine.
Details the location of the chassis serial number on the machine.
Explains various instrument and indicator symbols on the machine.
Explains various hazard pictorial symbols and their meanings.
Diagram showing the location of various decals on the machine.
Details specific decals, their codes, descriptions, and quantities.
Details specific decals, their codes, descriptions, and quantities.
Details specific decals, their codes, descriptions, and quantities.
Details specific decals, their codes, descriptions, and quantities.
Details specific decals, their codes, descriptions, and quantities.
Details specific decals, their codes, descriptions, and quantities.
Precautions regarding the use of damaged or defective machines.
Hazards that can cause personal injury, like fluid leaks.
Importance of safety devices and not tampering with them.
General advice on avoiding accidents by following safety precautions.
Conditions that must be met before operating the machine.
Prerequisites for machine operators regarding health, training, and mental state.
Prerequisites for maintenance personnel regarding skills and training.
Guidelines on appropriate working clothes and personal protective equipment.
Hazards on the jobsite, especially electrical hazards and storm conditions.
Precautions to be taken before operation or maintenance.
Safety measures for entering and leaving the machine safely.
Warnings against lubricating, cleaning, or adjusting moving parts.
Warning about hydraulic circuit interventions by authorized personnel only.
Work situations to absolutely avoid, such as exceeding capacity or operating in strong wind.
Precautions to prevent explosion or fire, especially related to fuels.
Precautions when using damaged components like batteries or for welding.
Hazards related to hydraulic oil leaks and operating in poorly ventilated areas.
Diagram and list identifying major components of the machine.
Identification and function of controls and instruments on the dashboard.
Identification of controls and instruments in the operator station.
Details the three-position ignition switch and its functions.
Explains gear selection and horn operation.
Operation of turn signals and optional lights.
Operation of the optional road lights switch.
Explanation of the service brake pedal and parking brake.
Description of the gas pedal and its function.
How to select steering modes using the switch.
Using continuous oil flow and flow reversal functions.
Controls for hazard lights, heater fan, A/C, washer, and work lights.
Adjustment of heated air flow in the cab.
Explanation of engine coolant, oil temp, fuel gauge, and hour-meter.
Detailed explanation of various warning lights on the dashboard.
Operation of the servo-controlled lever and its pushbuttons.
How to select functions like boom lifting, extension, and tilting.
Step-by-step guide to lifting and lowering the boom.
Instructions for extending and retracting the boom.
How to tilt the attachment frame forward or backward.
Procedure for coupling and releasing attachments.
Importance and purpose of pre-operation inspection by the operator.
Detailed checklist for pre-operation inspection of machine parts.
Procedures for checking tyre inflation, wear, and condition.
Step-by-step guide for testing all machine functions before use.
Testing control lever functions and steering operations.
Procedures for testing the transmission and brakes.
Importance and procedure for inspecting the workplace before operation.
Introduction to operating techniques and safety for standard forks.
Procedures for entering the machine cab, including door operation.
Using windows as emergency exits from the cab.
Instructions for adjusting seat distance, springing, and height.
How to properly fasten and use the seat belts.
How to adjust the steering column angle and ensure it is clamped.
Procedures for adjusting the right and left rear view mirrors.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine.
Safety precautions and procedure for jump-starting the engine.
Using appropriate oil and procedure for cold starting.
Detailed procedure for connecting batteries for jump-starting.
Steps to start the machine once the engine is running.
Procedures for safely stopping and parking the machine.
How to use load charts to determine safe lifting capacities.
Procedures for adjusting forks and handling loads safely.
How to adjust FEM forks and floating forks.
Breakdown of work into loading, transfer, and unloading phases.
Steps for approaching, inserting, and retracting the load.
Safe driving practices for transferring loads.
Procedures for unloading loads safely.
Procedure for changing attachments using mechanical locking.
Procedure for changing attachments using hydraulic locking.
Precautions for travelling on public roads and general transfer.
Procedures and precautions for towing a disabled machine.
Safe procedures and means for lifting the machine.
Steps for safely transporting the machine on another vehicle.
Procedures for parking and storing the machine for short inactivity.
Additional precautions for extended machine inactivity and storage.
Instructions for cleaning and washing the machine.
Environmental considerations for machine and battery disposal.
Operator's role in routine maintenance and need for qualified personnel.
Explanation of symbols used to indicate maintenance requirements.
Indicates time intervals for maintenance jobs like running-in and ordinary service.
Health, storage, disposal, and leak precautions for lubricants.
General principles of ordinary maintenance and defect rectification.
Specific checks to be performed during the first 10 working hours.
Daily or every 10 working hours maintenance checks.
Weekly or every 50 working hours maintenance checks.
Monthly or every 250 working hours maintenance checks.
Maintenance checks to be performed every 3 working months.
Maintenance checks every 500 hours or six months.
Yearly or every 500 working hours maintenance.
Yearly or every 1000 working hours maintenance.
Schedule for changing engine, axles, power divider, and hydraulic oil.
General safety warnings for all maintenance interventions.
Procedures for accessing the engine compartment and its components.
Procedures for cleaning and changing the engine air filter elements.
Procedures for checking and maintaining the engine cooling system.
How to check and add hydraulic oil level.
Procedure for changing the hydraulic oil in the tank.
Procedure for changing the hydraulic oil filter cartridge.
Procedure for cleaning and changing the cab air filter.
How to check and change oil levels in differential gears.
How to check and change oil levels in wheel reduction gears.
How to check and change oil level in the power divider gearbox.
Procedures and schedule for greasing the machine.
Information on tyre inflation, substitution, and wheel nut torque.
Information on brake system interventions and authorized workshops.
Procedure to re-align the front and rear axles of the machine.
How to adjust and replace sliding pads on boom sections.
Checking the efficiency of block valves and their removal.
Procedure to check the machine start control for safety.
Periodic inspection of the machine structure, joints, and pins.
General safety warnings for electrical system maintenance.
Precautions for checking electrolyte, terminals, and handling the battery.
Information on electrical system fuses and relays, and replacement.
Details of fuses and relays in the engine compartment for Deutz version.
Specifications for fuel, engine oil, and lubrication oils.
Fuel type and cold climate fuel recommendations.
Types of grease to use for machine greasing and their application.
Recommendations for antifreeze mixtures and coolant protection.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-functional dashboard.
Troubleshooting steps for a starter that does not run.
Troubleshooting steps for when the starter works but the engine doesn't start.
Troubleshooting steps for the machine not moving or having insufficient drive.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with steering mode selection.
Troubleshooting for a non-functional hydraulic oil thermometer.
Troubleshooting steps for the parking brake light not illuminating.
Troubleshooting steps for the boom not moving.
Chart providing torque wrench settings for metric fasteners.
Introduction to optional attachments and safety precautions for their use.
Technical data, application, and safety for the side tilt fork carriage.
Safe operating practices specific to using the telehandler with attachments.
General safety rules and precautions for working with attachments.
Daily and every 40 hours maintenance and service for attachments.
Technical data, safety, and operating instructions for the scrap grapple.
Instructions for installing hydraulic hoses and couplers for attachments.
Procedures for detaching a bucket from the telehandler.
Table listing various physical measurements of the machine.
Table listing productivity specifications like speed and lift capacity.
Engine and hydraulic power specs for Deutz and Perkins engines.
Specifications related to floor loading, area, and pressure.
Diagram showing the center of gravity for the GTH-5519 model.
Load chart for the universal attachment adapter.
Load chart for the floating forks attachment.
Load chart for the scrap grapple bucket attachment.
Load chart for the truss boom attachment.
Load chart for various fork and tine configurations.
Load chart for 60-inch or 66-inch bucket attachments.
Load chart for fork carriage with standard tines.
Load chart for fork carriage with 60-inch tines.
The first part of the machine's wiring diagram.
The second part of the machine's wiring diagram.
The third part of the machine's wiring diagram.
The fourth part of the machine's wiring diagram.
The fifth part of the machine's wiring diagram.
The hydraulic diagram for the machine.
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