Download Gehl Telescopic Handler RS5-19 GEN3 SN 51801 & Up Operator Manual 50960129 11.2020 PDF (English)

Get the GEHL Telescopic Handler RS5-19 GEN3 Operator Manual 50960129, November 2020 PDF for serial number 51801 and up. This manual provides detailed operating instructions, safety information, controls, maintenance procedures, troubleshooting guidance, load handling, and equipment operation for compatible GEHL RS5-19 GEN3 telescopic handlers. It is a useful reference for operators, technicians, mechanics, and equipment owners working with machines within the specified serial number range. The 50960129 operator manual covers machine controls, operating procedures, routine maintenance, safety precautions, service checks, adjustments, attachments, load handling, and recommended practices for proper equipment operation. The PDF format makes it convenient to access, save, and reference whenever needed. Use this manual to better understand RS5-19 GEN3 functions, daily inspections, maintenance requirements, operating procedures, and safety guidelines. www.themanualsgroup.com

MODEL COVERED :
Gehl Telescopic Handler

CONTENTS INCLUDED :
1 Specifications
Identification Of The Telescopic Handler
Specifications
Dimension And Load Chart
2 Checklists
3 Safety
Safety Reminders
Operator Instructions
A – Operator’s Manual
B – Authorization For Use
C – Maintenance
D – Modification Of The Telescopic Handler
E – Safety Guards And Warning Devices
Safety Decal Locations .
4 Operating And Safety Instructions
A – Before Starting The Telescopic Handler
B – Operator’s Instructions
C – Enviroment
D – Visibility
E – Starting The Telescopic Handler
F – Operating The Telescopic Handler
G – Stopping The Telescopic Handler
H – Driving The Telescopic Handler On The Public Highway
I – Driving The Telescopic Handler With A Front-mounted Attachment
J – Operating The Telescopic Handler With A Trailer
Instructions For Handling A Load
K – Choice Of Attachments
L – Mass And Center-of-gravity Of Load
M – Transverse Attitude Of The Telescopic Handler
N – Picking Up A Load On The Ground
O – Picking Up A High Load
P – Setting Down A High Load
Q – Suspended Loads .
Guidelines For “Free Rigging/Suspended Loads”
5 Instruments And Controls
Description
1 – Operator’s Seat
2 – Safety Belt
3 – Control And Signal Lamp Panel
4 – Boom Mounted Work Lights, Option
5 – Switch Panel
6 – Light Switch, Horn And Indicator Switch
7 – Ignition Switch
8 – Brake Fluid Reservoir And Windshield Washer Access Panel
9 – Brake Fluid Reservoir
10 – Windshield Washer Reservoir
11 – Fuse And Relay Access Panel
12 – Fuses And Relays
13 – Roof Light
14 – Accelerator Pedal
15 – Service Brake Pedal And Transmission Cut-off
16 – Shift Lever And Transmission Cut-off
17 – Forward/Reverse Lever
18 – Parking Brake Lever
19 – Steering Mode Selector
20 – Hydraulic Controls And Transmission Cut-off
21 – Load Charts
22 – Heater Controls
22 – Heater / Air Conditioning Controls
23 – Cab Air Filters
24 – Windshield Defroster
25 – Heater Vents
26 – Door Lock
27 – Locking Handle For Upper Half Door
28 – Releasing Button For Upper Half Door
29 – Handle For Rear Window Opening .
30 – Manual Holder
31 – Front Lights
32 – Rear Lights
33 – Engine Block Heater
34 – Inclinometer
35 – Steering Wheel Positioning Handle
36 – Arm Rest
37 – Radio
Tow Pin
A – Tow Pin
B – Trailer Electric Connector
6 Maintenance
Gehl Original-equipment Service Parts
Lubricants And Fuel
Filter Cartridges And Belts
Maintenance Instructions
General Instructions
Maintenance
Lubricant And Fuel Levels
Hydraulic Systems
Electrical Systems
Welding
Washing The Telescopic Handler
Storage Instructions
Preparing The Telescopic Handler
Protecting The Engine
Protecting The Telescopic Handler
Returning The Telescopic Handler Into Service
Towing The Telescopic Handler
Lifting The Telescopic Handler
Loading The Telescopic Handler On A Trailer
Loading The Telescopic Handler
Tying Down The Telescopic Handler
Service Schedule
A – Daily Or Every 10 Hours Of Service
B – Every 50 Hours Of Service
C – Every 250 Hours Of Service
D – Every 500 Hours Of Service
E – Every 1000 Hours Of Service
F – Every 2000 Hours Of Service
G – Periodic Maintenance
H – Every Two Years
7 Attachments
Introduction
Installing Attachments
A – Attachment W/O Hydraulics And Manual Locking Device
B – Attachment W/O Hydraulics And With Hydraulic Locking Device (Ct6-18 Turbo)
C – Attachment W/O Hydraulics And With Hydraulic Locking Device (Ct6-18)
D – Hydraulic Attachment And Manual Locking Device (Ct6-18)
E – Hydraulic Attachment And Hydraulic Locking Device (Ct6-18 Turbo)
F – Hydraulic Attachment And Hydraulic Locking Device (Ct6-18)
Technical Specifications Of Attachments
Load Zone Charts
Torque Specifications
Index
Warranty .inside Back Cover

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