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General| Brand | Versalift |
|---|---|
| Model | VST-36-I |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Details the manual's division into six chapters and use of chapter tabs for navigation.
Explains formatting for danger, caution, warning notes, measurement conventions, and cross-references.
Outlines duties of dealers, owners, users, operators, lessors, and lessees as per ANSI/SIA A92.2.
Covers operator qualifications, hazards, safe practices, and the importance of understanding manual.
Illustrates common unsafe situations during operation and emphasizes operator awareness and accident prevention.
Defines insulated and non-insulated sections of the aerial device, including boom tip, upper boom, and lower structure.
Provides a list of important safety practices and considerations for operating the aerial lift.
Describes major standard components of the Versalift aerial device, including platform, controls, and boom assemblies.
Details available options such as outriggers, torsion bars, backup pumps, and control system variations.
Provides detailed dimensions, capacities, and system specifications for the VST-36-I model.
Provides detailed dimensions, capacities, and system specifications for the VST-40-I model.
Provides detailed dimensions, capacities, and system specifications for the VST-47-I model.
Provides detailed dimensions, capacities, and system specifications for the VST-52-I model.
Lists chassis requirements, GVWR, GAWR, and frame resisting bending moments for VST-36-I.
Lists chassis requirements, GVWR, GAWR, and frame resisting bending moments for VST-40-I.
Lists chassis requirements, GVWR, GAWR, and frame resisting bending moments for VST-47-I.
Lists chassis requirements, GVWR, GAWR, and frame resisting bending moments for VST-52-I.
Presents schematic outline drawings with key dimensions for VST-36-1 and VST-40-I models.
Lists essential pre-operation checks and procedures to be performed inside the truck cab before operating the lift.
Details checks like wind conditions and wheel chocking required after exiting the truck cab.
Covers general practices for operating the aerial lift, starting from the ground and considering electrical hazards.
Outlines the steps for starting up the aerial lift from the ground, including positioning and system checks.
Explains the controls located in the truck cab, including master control, engine start/stop, and PTO.
Describes controls found on the ground control panel, such as outriggers, interlocks, and tool power.
Details the operation of the lower control station, including control selector, boom control levers, and platform leveling.
Explains how to operate the controls located at the platform, including single stick, emergency stop, and tool power.
Provides step-by-step instructions for properly stowing the aerial lift for road travel.
Covers the operation of the manual material handling jib system, including tilt, rotation, and winch usage.
Explains the operation of the hydraulic jib system, focusing on capacity determination and safe lifting practices.
Identifies critical fasteners and provides their part numbers and locations for inspection.
Details inspection points for critical welds on the aerial device to detect fatigue, rust, or cracks.
Illustrates the location and part numbers for various decals on the aerial lift.
