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2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5 Teletruk

CONTENTS :
Acronyms Glossary
Introduction
About this Handbook
Machine Models
Using this Handbook
Location of Handbook
Units of Measurement
Page Numbering
Left Side-Right Side
Using the Machine
Differential Lock Selection (3.5D 4×4 Only)
THE JCB TELETRUK
Machine Description
Special Features
Major Components
IDENTIFYING YOUR MACHINE
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Unit Identification
Typical Engine Serial Number
SAFETY DECALS
General
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
General
Steering Column
Driving Light-Indicator Stalk
Instruments Fitted in Standard Build
Instruments Fitted as Optional Extras
Console (Basic Fit)
Console (Optional Extras)
Load Moment Indicator (Up to Serial No. 0893470)
Checking the Load Moment Indicator (Up to Serial No. 0893470)
Load Moment Indicator (LMI) (From Serial No. 0893471)
Checking the Load Moment Indicator (From Serial No. 0893471)
Setting the Volume and Brightness (From Serial No. 0893471)
Diagnostic Fault Codes (From Serial No. 0893471)
Transmission Controls – Forward and Reverse Lever (IT – Basic Fit)
Transmission Controls – Forward and Reverse Lever (TCR – Basic Fit)
Transmission Controls – Twin Pedal (Option)
Boom and Carriage Controls (Placing Pattern)
Boom and Carriage Controls (Loading Pattern)
Seat and Seatbelt
QUICKHITCH OPTION
Engaging the Shovel-Attachments
Disengaging the Shovel-Attachments
Quick Release Couplings – Do’s and Don’ts
CENTRE OF GRAVITY
BASIC PRINCIPLES
Introduction
Centre of Gravity of a Simple Payload
Centre of Gravity of a Combined Payload
Centre of Gravity of a Complex Payload
Centre of Gravity of the Teletruk
LONGITUDINAL MOMENTS
Maximum Payload With Boom Retracted
Result of Extending the Boom
Payload With Boom Retracted
Result of Extending the Boom
LATERAL MOMENTS
Evenly Balanced Payload
Offset Payload
VERTICAL MOMENTS
General
Lowered Position
Raised Position
COMBINED MOMENTS
Centre of Gravity – Optimum Position
LIFTING AND TRANSPORTING
TRANSPORTING
Loading the Machine onto a Trailer
LIFTING
Lifting the Machine
OPERATING PROCEDURES
ROLLOVER
EMERGENCY EXIT
Cab with Rear Screen Opening
Cab with Fixed Rear Screen
RATED PAYLOAD LIFTING CAPACITY
GENERAL SAFETY
Passengers
Bystanders
Moving Parts
GROUND CONDITIONS
General
Soft Ground
Puddles
Obstructions and Debris
Uneven Tyre Wear
USING THE MACHINE
Before Using the Machine
Entering the Cab
Leaving the Cab
Loose Articles
Adjusting the Seat
Fasten the Seat Belt
Starting the Engine
4-Wheel Drive Selection
Testing of Brakes
Stopping the Engine
DRIVING TECHNIQUES
Driving Forward
Braking
Restricted View
Reversing
Turning
Parking
Gradients
BASIC LOADING TECHNIQUES
General
Position of Load on the Teletruk
Fork Level Indicator (if fitted)
Security of the Load
PICKING UP A LOAD
Picking Up a Load from the Floor
Picking Up a Load Above Ground Level
LOWERING A LOAD
Lowering a Load onto the Floor
Lowering a Load onto Other Objects
LIFTING OPERATIONS ON GRADIENTS
Longitudinal Stability
Lateral Stability
MAINTENANCE
LUBRICANTS – HEALTH AND SAFETY
Hygiene
Storage
Waste Disposal
Handling
First Aid When Handling Oil
SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
Introduction
Maintenance
Owner-Operator Support
Service-Maintenance Agreements
ACCESS PROCEDURES FOR MAINTENANCE
Operators Enclosure-Cab
Daily Inspection Cover
Front Cover
Daily Inspection Rear Cover
Belly Plate (4WD Machines)
Optional Trash Guard
SERVICE SCHEDULES
Introduction
Every 10 Operating Hours or Daily
Every 50 Operating Hours or Weekly
First 250 Operating Hours Only
Every 500 Operating Hours or 6 Monthly
Every 1000 Operating Hours or Yearly
Every 2000 Operating Hours or 2 Yearly
CLEANING THE MACHINE
OPERATORS ENCLOSURE AND SEAT BELT
Checking the Operators Enclosure
Checking Seat Belt Condition and Security
GREASING
General
Location of Greasing Points
Greasing Procedure
Carriage
Boom
Rear Axle
Sideshift (Optional)
ENGINE OIL
Checking the Oil Level
AIR FILTER
Changing the Elements
ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM
Checking the Coolant Level
DIESEL FUEL SYSTEM
Types of Fuel
Filling the Tank
Draining the Sediment Bowl
LPG FUEL SYSTEM
General
Filling the LPG Tank
Changing the LPG Tank
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
Checking the Fluid Level
Checking for Leaks
Checking the Hoses and Pipework
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
General
Bulbs
Fuses
Primary Fuses
Main Fuses
BATTERY
Safety
First Aid – Electrolyte
Warning Symbols
Checking the Battery Terminals
Battery Isolator
FAN BELT (Diesel and LPG Engine)
Checking the Fan Belt Tension
FORKS
Inspecting the Forks
Changing the Forks
SPECIAL PROCEDURES
WHEELS AND TYRES
General
Inflating the Tyres
Changing a Wheel
Changing a Solid Tyre
Changing a Pneumatic Tyre
FUEL SYSTEM
Bleeding the Fuel System
JACKING POINTS
Raising the Teletruk
Lowering the Teletruk
JUMP STARTING
Safety
Procedure
RECOVERING A DISABLED MACHINE
RECOVERY HITCH
STORAGE
Storing the Machine
FLUIDS AND LUBRICANTS
SPECIFICATIONS
Static Dimensions
Noise
Attachments
Tyre sizes and pressures

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