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General| Brand | Terex |
|---|---|
| Model | HI-RANGER TM Series |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
Guidance for owners, users, and operators on safe equipment use and responsibilities.
Details on locating the serial number and ID plaque for equipment identification.
Defines the specific applications and limitations for the aerial device.
Owner's responsibility to comply with safety and product information bulletins.
Information required when contacting the manufacturer for support or inquiries.
Procedure for updating ownership records for manufacturer notifications.
Explains signal words (Danger, Warning, Caution) and their safety implications.
Defines the 'NOTICE' signal word for non-hazard-related information.
Essential rules for safe operation of the aerial device, emphasizing care and common sense.
Hydraulic tools must use specific hoses for safety, especially near power lines.
Specifies the type of rope for winch lines to ensure safety and proper function.
Prohibits transporting personnel in the platform while the vehicle is in motion.
Follow the device and manual's maintenance procedures for safety and longevity.
Explains the 'DANGER' alert symbol and its relation to serious injury.
Specific decal usage noted for devices not certified to latest ANSI A92.2 revision.
Describes the upper boom's insulating area and maintenance requirements.
Details the lower boom insert's insulating function and condition requirements.
Explains the elbow section does not provide insulation and its conductive materials.
Notes the boom tip is not insulated and contains conductive materials.
States Area E contains conductive materials and requires proper grounding.
Provides guidelines to prevent electrocution, emphasizing cleanliness and proper procedures.
Details special conditions and limitations when working near energized conductors.
Diagram and labels identifying key components of the aerial device.
Details operation of controls located within the vehicle cab.
Explains the master control switch for energizing systems and throttle options.
Describes the push-button operation for starting and stopping the engine.
Explains the PTO's function in transmitting power to the hydraulic pump.
Illustrates and describes functions of various controls found in the cab.
Diagram showing typical locations of controls at the rear of the vehicle chassis.
Detailed explanation of functions for controls located below the rotation.
Describes the single stick control for boom functions and its enable lever.
Explains the spring-loaded levers that lock control levers in neutral position.
Details the controls and descriptions for the single stick operation.
Explains the functions controlled by the single stick, including safety notes.
Table listing controls and their descriptions for the lower control station.
Function of the shut-off to stop upper controls and override in emergencies.
Describes functions of various controls at the lower station, including platform tilt.
Details the platform leveling system and its limitations, including collision avoidance.
Description of the platform leveling system charged by an onboard generator.
Describes the battery-powered platform leveling system and its maintenance.
Pre-rotation checks for obstructions, hazards, and contact with lines are crucial.
Critical safety warning against having personnel beneath lifted loads.
Procedure for extending the inner and second outer jib sections manually.
Explains how to use the boom angle indicator and load chart for capacity.
Specifies synthetic rope for winch lines, not wire rope, for safety.
Crucial warning against exceeding load capacity to prevent injury or instability.
Emphasizes consequences of not following safety rules for stationary operation.
Highlights risks of operating without proper training and certification.
List of daily checks required before operating the Aerial Device.
Checklist of components for the aerial device to be inspected.
Warning about outrigger hazards and the need to stand clear.
Advice to keep loads low until stability is confirmed at desired distance.
Details boom movement limitations and the non-overcenter positioning system.
Crucial warning about electrical contact hazards and the need for proper clearance.
Step-by-step procedure for handling a vehicle that has contacted a power line.
Warning about hazardous nature of high-pressure hydraulic fluid leaks.
Details the platform leveling system and its limitations, including collision avoidance.
States the TM Series is non-overcenter and has limits for stability.
Importance of a preventative maintenance program based on manufacturer recommendations.
Daily inspection checklist for controls, equipment, and systems.
30-day inspection requirements, including battery exchange for non-generator units.
90-day inspection requirements, including filter replacement and lubrication.
180-day inspection requirements, including hose inspection and bearing bolt tightness.
Five-year maintenance task: disassembly and inspection of leveling gearbox.
Procedures for testing boom movements, controls, and system functions.
Checks for smooth boom travel and hose operation within specified limits.
Tests for control handle return, smooth starting motion, and trigger function.
Mandatory dielectric testing of booms and insulation components.
Emphasizes correct eye splice procedures for winch lines per manufacturer.
Lists applicable ANSI standards for operation and maintenance of the unit.
Lists applicable OSHA regulations for operation and maintenance of the unit.
Excerpts from OSHA Standards regarding clearance distances near overhead lines.
Details responsibilities for dealers and installers regarding vehicle specs, installation, and training.
Owner's duties for inspection, testing, maintenance, training, and transfer of ownership.
User's general responsibilities for operation, inspection, and maintenance.
Requirements for general training for aerial device operators.
Operator precautions before and during use, including checks and load limits.
Determining if the device is designed for mobile operation before engaging.
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