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General| Brand | Terex |
|---|---|
| Model | TV800 |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
Alerts to potential personal safety hazards. Obey safety messages.
Guide to controls, operation, maintenance. Not a training manual.
Consult for training, think about hazards, use trained operators.
Symbols indicate required protective equipment like helmets, gloves, glasses.
Precautions for operators and maintenance personnel. Read manual, use PPE.
Inhibitor switch prevents starting unless operator is seated. Transmission inoperative if unseated.
Roll Over Protective Structure. Inspect regularly for damage. Do not modify.
Fine jets can penetrate skin. Check leaks with cardboard. Seek medical help if penetrated.
Use CO2, dry chemical, or foam extinguisher for oil fires.
Procedures for swallowing, skin contact, and eye contact with oil.
Ascending/descending gradients, front must face incline. Reverse down inclines.
Specifies maximum gradient limits with and without vibration.
Never drive across a gradient. Risk of sliding out of control.
Explains meanings of various safety signs and pictograms.
Check machine condition, read manuals, fit ROPS, check fluid levels upon delivery.
Covers TV800, TV800H, TV900 range. Designed for ease of use and servicing.
Red switch that immediately stops engine and systems. Turn knob to release.
Diagram of the control panel with numbered components and their functions.
Describes illumination of lights for work/RTA, battery charge, water temp, oil pressure, indicators.
Controls speed, braking, and direction. Has a button for vibration.
Operator must visually check for leaks, damage, and perform general inspection.
Lists items for daily checks: steering, ROPS, seat belt, battery, fluid levels, air cleaner, decals.
Lists required protective clothing: hard hat, boots, glasses, reflective clothing, ear protectors, gloves.
Check cleanliness, condition, fluid levels, fuel, battery, ROPS, decals before use.
Sit on seat, place belt across hips, insert into buckle. Must be locked before operating.
Ensure operator seated, lever neutral, set throttle, wait for warning lights.
Start engine, pull drive lever from neutral, select speed gates.
Select drum vibration, set throttle, move lever to Half Speed gate, press button.
Precautions before service: level ground, stop engine, remove key, use PPE, isolate electrics.
Factors degrading ROPS: damage, corrosion, modifications, worn mounts, incorrect bolts.
Inspect mounting hardware, cracks, water drainage paths, corrosion. Consult manufacturer for repairs.
Inspect regularly for cuts, fraying, wear, damage. Replace if necessary.
Guidelines for inspecting webbing, buckle, latch, retractor operation, and web condition.
Guidance on service intervals (10, 50, 200, 400, 800, 1600 hours) and checks.
Details weight, engine, drive system, brakes, vibration system, and tank capacities for models.
Declared single-number noise emission values (LpAd, LwAd) to ISO 4871 for models.
Hand-arm and whole-body vibration values for different operations as defined by standards.
Standard nut/bolt torque figures and correction factors for plate finishes. Durlock unit torque figures.
