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Download the comprehensive JCB Teletruk Operator Manual (9801-3110) for 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, and 3.5 models. Ensure safe and efficient operation with expert guidance!

JCB 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5 Teletruk Operator Manual 9801-3110 PDF

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MODEL COVERED :
2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5 Teletruk

CONTENTS :
1. SAFETY CHECKLIST
2. Introduction 1
3. Safety First – Yours And Other People’s 1
4. General Safety 2
5. Operating Safety 3
6. Maintenance Safety 5
7. INTRODUCTION
8. ABOUT THIS HANDBOOK
9. Machine Models 8
10. Using this Handbook 8
11. Location of Handbook 9
12. Units of Measurement 9
13. Page Numbering 9
14. Left Side-Right Side 9
15. Using the Machine 10
16. Differential Lock Selection (3.5D 4×4 Only) 10
17. THE JCB TELETRUK
18. Machine Description 11
19. Special Features 11
20. Major Components 11A
21. IDENTIFYING YOUR MACHINE
22. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) 13
23. Unit Identification 13
24. Typical Engine Serial Number 14
25. SAFETY DECALS
26. General 15
27. INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
28. General 16
29. Steering Column 17
30. Driving Light-Indicator Stalk 18
31. Instruments Fitted in Standard Build 19
32. Instruments Fitted as Optional Extras 20
33. Console (Basic Fit) 22
34. Console (Optional Extras) 23
35. Load Moment Indicator
36. (Up to Serial No. 0893470) 25
37. Checking the Load Moment Indicator
38. (Up to Serial No. 0893470) 26
39. Load Moment Indicator (LMI)
40. (From Serial No. 0893471) 26A
41. Checking the Load Moment Indicator
42. (From Serial No. 0893471) 26C
43. Setting the Volume and Brightness
44. (From Serial No. 0893471)) 26D
45. Diagnostic Fault Codes
46. (From Serial No. 0893471) 26E
47. Transmission Controls
48. – Forward and Reverse Lever (IT – Basic Fit) 27
49. – Forward and Reverse Lever (TCR – Basic Fit)28
50. Transmission Controls – Twin Pedal (Option) 29
51. Transmission Controls – Twin Pedal (Option) 29
52. Boom and Carriage Controls (Placing Pattern) 31
53. Boom and Carriage Controls (Loading Pattern) 32A
54. Seat and Seatbelt 33
55. QUICKHITCH OPTION
56. Engaging the Shovel-Attachments 34
57. Disengaging the Shovel-Attachments 35
58. Quick Release Couplings – Do’s and Don’ts 36
59. CENTRE OF GRAVITY
60. BASIC PRINCIPLES
61. Introduction 37
62. Centre of Gravity of a Simple Payload 37
63. Centre of Gravity of a Combined Payload 37
64. Centre of Gravity of a Complex Payload 38
65. Centre of Gravity of the Teletruk 38
66. LONGITUDINAL MOMENTS
67. Maximum Payload With Boom Retracted 39
68. Result of Extending the Boom 39
69. Payload With Boom Retracted 40
70. Result of Extending the Boom 40
71. LATERAL MOMENTS
72. Evenly Balanced Payload 41
73. Offset Payload 41
74. VERTICAL MOMENTS
75. General 42
76. Lowered Position 42
77. Raised Position 42
78. COMBINED MOMENTS
79. Centre of Gravity – Optimum Position 43
80. LIFTING AND TRANSPORTING
81. TRANSPORTING
82. Loading the Machine onto a Trailer 44
83. LIFTING
84. Lifting the Machine 46
85. OPERATING PROCEDURES
86. ROLLOVER 47
87. EMERGENCY EXIT
88. Cab with Rear Screen Opening 48
89. Cab with Fixed Rear Screen 50
90. RATED PAYLOAD LIFTING CAPACITY 51
91. GENERAL SAFETY
92. Passengers 52
93. Bystanders 52
94. Moving Parts 52
95. GROUND CONDITIONS
96. General 53
97. Soft Ground 53
98. Puddles 53
99. Obstructions and Debris 53
100. Uneven Tyre Wear 53
101. USING THE MACHINE
102. Before Using the Machine 54
103. Entering the Cab 54
104. Leaving the Cab 54
105. Loose Articles 55
106. Adjusting the Seat 55
107. Fasten the Seat Belt 55
108. Starting the Engine 56
109. 4-Wheel Drive Selection 56
110. Testing of Brakes 57
111. Stopping the Engine 57
112. DRIVING TECHNIQUES
113. Driving Forward 58
114. Braking 58
115. Restricted View 58
116. Reversing 58
117. Turning 58
118. Parking 58
119. Gradients 59
120. BASIC LOADING TECHNIQUES
121. General 60
122. Position of Load on the Teletruk 60
123. Fork Level Indicator (if fitted) 61
124. Security of the Load 62
125. PICKING UP A LOAD
126. Picking Up a Load from the Floor 63
127. Picking Up a Load Above Ground Level 64
128. LOWERING A LOAD
129. Lowering a Load onto the Floor 65
130. Lowering a Load onto Other Objects 66
131. LIFTING OPERATIONS ON GRADIENTS
132. Longitudinal Stability 67
133. Lateral Stability 67
134. MAINTENANCE
135. LUBRICANTS – HEALTH AND SAFETY
136. Hygiene 71
137. Storage 71
138. Waste Disposal 71
139. Handling 72
140. First Aid When Handling Oil 72
141. SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
142. Introduction 73
143. Maintenance 73
144. Owner-Operator Support 74
145. Service-Maintenance Agreements 74
146. ACCESS PROCEDURES FOR MAINTENANCE
147. Operators Enclosure-Cab 75
148. Daily Inspection Cover 79
149. Front Cover 79
150. Daily Inspection Rear Cover 80
151. Belly Plate (4WD Machines) 81
152. Optional Trash Guard 82
153. SERVICE SCHEDULES
154. Introduction 83
155. Every 10 Operating Hours or Daily 84
156. Every 50 Operating Hours or Weekly 84
157. First 250 Operating Hours Only 85
158. Every 500 Operating Hours or 6 Monthly 86
159. Every 1000 Operating Hours or Yearly 88
160. Every 2000 Operating Hours or 2 Yearly 88
161. CLEANING THE MACHINE 89
162. OPERATORS ENCLOSURE AND SEAT BELT
163. Checking the Operators Enclosure 91
164. Checking Seat Belt Condition and Security 91
165. GREASING
166. General 92
167. Location of Greasing Points 92
168. Greasing Procedure 92
169. Carriage 93
170. Boom 93
171. Rear Axle 94
172. Sideshift (Optional) 94
173. ENGINE OIL
174. Checking the Oil Level 95
175. AIR FILTER
176. Changing the Elements 95A
177. ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM
178. Checking the Coolant Level 96
179. DIESEL FUEL SYSTEM
180. Types of Fuel 98
181. Filling the Tank 99
182. Draining the Sediment Bowl 100
183. LPG FUEL SYSTEM
184. General 101
185. Filling the LPG Tank 102
186. Changing the LPG Tank 102
187. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
188. Checking the Fluid Level 104
189. Checking for Leaks 105
190. Checking the Hoses and Pipework 105
191. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
192. General 106
193. Bulbs 106
194. Fuses 106
195. Primary Fuses 106
196. Main Fuses 107
197. BATTERY
198. Safety 111
199. First Aid – Electrolyte 111
200. Warning Symbols 112
201. Checking the Battery Terminals 112
202. Battery Isolator 114
203. FAN BELT (Diesel and LPG Engine)
204. Checking the Fan Belt Tension 115
205. FORKS
206. Inspecting the Forks 116
207. Changing the Forks 117
208. SPECIAL PROCEDURES
209. WHEELS AND TYRES
210. General 121
211. Inflating the Tyres 121
212. Changing a Wheel 123
213. Changing a Solid Tyre 125
214. Changing a Pneumatic Tyre 126
215. FUEL SYSTEM
216. Bleeding the Fuel System 129
217. JACKING POINTS
218. Raising the Teletruk 131
219. Lowering the Teletruk 131
220. JUMP STARTING
221. Safety 132
222. Procedure 133
223. RECOVERING A DISABLED MACHINE 134
224. RECOVERY HITCH 136
225. STORAGE
226. Storing the Machine 137
227. FLUIDS AND LUBRICANTS 140
228. SPECIFICATIONS
229. Static Dimenisons 142
230. Noise 143
231. Attachments 143
232. Tyre sizes and pressures 144

Field Details
Language English
Type Of Manual Operator Manual
Manual ID 9801-3110
Number of Pages 170
Size 7.7 MB
Format PDF

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