Multiquip MLT25 operation manual Raising the Mast

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MAST

CRADLE SUPPORT

CRADLE

LOCK/RELEASE

LEVER

MAST ROTATION

HANDLE (2)

MAST LOCK

HANDLE

MAST

ROTATION

LOCKING

KNOB

MAST LOCK/RELE ASE PIN

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Contents Model MLT25 sERIES Proposition 65 warning Nhtsa Reporting Safety DefectsSpecifications are subject to change without notice Table of ContentsAddresses practices not related to personal injury Safety InformationSaFeTY Messages SaFeTY sYMBOLsGeneRaL saFeTY LaMp saFeTY LIgHT TOWeR saFeTYTOWIng saFeTY Loading and Tie-Down on Flatbed Truck TRanspORTIng saFeTY„ neveR operate light tower ELeCTRICaL saFeTYGenerator/Engine Specifications MLT25 Series SpecificationsLight Tower Specifications Trailer SpecificationsLength Mast Stowed Position Length Mast Deployed Position DimensionsDimensions Reference Letter Description DimensionMetal Halide Lamps General informationMajor Components Control Panel Side ComponentsMajor Components Front/Rear Circuit Breakers, 3-Pole, 15 a Turn the lamps on and offCheck all fastening nuts and bolts for tightness Read all safety instructions at the beginning of manualInspection Before startingFemale and Male Connector Contact between the two connectorsOutriggers and Support Stands OperationStarting the Engine Mast operationRaising the Mast Rotating the Mast Raising the MastLowering the Mast Stowing the Mast to Horizontal PositionVoltage Selector Positions Move the Voltage Selector to the desired positionServicing the Mast Raise/Lower Cable System MaintenanceGenerator/ENGINE Maintenance Check Cable WearLower the mast to the horizontal resting position Servicing the Mast Extension Cable SystemHydraulic Brakes Maintenance TrailersManually Adjusting the Brakes Trailer BrakesHydraulic Brake Troubleshooting Adjustable ChannelLeaf Suspension Wheel Hub AdjustmentCOMMOn Causes for LOss of TRaILeR Safety guidelines TrailersTRaILeR TOWIng guIDeLInes COupLIng to THe TOW veHICLe DRIvIng COnDITIOnsTRaILeR TOWIng TIps InOpeRaBLe BRaKes, LIgHTs or MIRRORsTRaILeR vIn Tag BRaKe COnTROLLeR ELeCTRICaL COnneCTORTOW veHICLe SuspensIOn sYsTeMJaCKsTanD SaFeTY CHaInsTRaILeR LIgHTIng anD BRaKIng COnneCTOR BReaKaWaY sYsTeMTrailer tongue. Wood or concrete blocks may also be used Lock washer and hitch frameCoupling the Trailer to the Tow vehicle Ball Coupler Breakaway Brake system Attaching safety ChainBreakaway Cable surge Brake system Pintle Coupler and pintle Hook Connecting Trailer LightsUncoupling the Ball Hitch PInTLe Hitch COupLeRCoupling Trailer to Tow vehicle pintle Coupler Figure H. Attaching Safety Chain Pintle HitchDetermining Load Limit of Trailer TIRe saFeTY Unsafe Tires, Lug nuts or WheelsBe sure lug nuts are tight before each tow Determining Load Limit of Tow vehicle step StepTable a. speed Rating TIRe FunDaMenTaLsLetter Rating Speed Rating Uniform Tire Quality grading standards uTQgs Tire safety TipsTire Repair Replacing Worn or Damaged TiresLug nut Torque Requirements Table B. Tire Wear TroubleshootingWheel Rims Wheels, Bearings and Lug nutsTable C. Tire Torque Requirements Lights and signalsSymptom Possible Cause Solution Lamp TroubleshootingLamp starts slowly ARC does not strike Defective Lamp? When switch is first Checking voltage and ballast Turned onReplacement minimizes color differences Clean fixtureStarting Lamp Troubleshooting GuideConnections Ballast RemovalElectronic components locator L3 NEU. GND Wiring diagram sheetTB1 E1 AWG Page HERE’S HOW to GET Help