Snorkel XRT33-sn1000-2299ANSI - Manual (Page 8)

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Maintenance
Never perform service on the work platform
in the elevating assembly area while platform
is elevated without first blocking the elevat-
ing assembly.
DO NOT stand in elevating assembly area
while deploying or storing brace.
Blocking Elevating Assembly (Figure 10)
Installation
1. Park the work platform on firm level ground.
2. Verify platform emergency stop switch is ON.
3. Turn platform/chassis switch to CHASSIS.
4. Start the engine using the chassis controls.
5. Push the throttle button in, the button will stay in
and the engine speed will increase. Using the
raise button, elevate platform until the scissors
brace can be rotated to the vertical position.
6. XRT33-From the left side of the machine, disen-
gage the locking pin securing the brace. Rotate
the scissor brace counterclockwise until it is
vertical and between the two scissor center
pivots.
7. XRT27-From rear of machine, lift the scissor brace
from its stowed position. Rotate upward and
outward then down until it is hanging vertical
below its attachment point.
8. Push lower button and gradually lower platform
until brace is supporting the platform.
9. Disengage throttle by pushing throttle button in
again, the button will retract and the engine will
come to idle speed.
Removal
1. Using chassis controls, gradually raise platform
until the scissors brace clears the two scissor
center pivots.
2. XRT33-Rotate scissors brace clockwise until the
locking pin engages.
4. XRT27- Rotate scissor brace outward and upward
over its mounting point until it rests in the
stowed position.
3. Push lower button to completely lower platform.
4. Make sure the throttle button is disengaged and
platform/chassis switch is on PLATFORM.
Figure 10: Blocking Elevating Assembly
BRACE RESTS ON
WELDMENT WHEN IN
BLOCKING POSITION
ROTATE BRACE
CLOCKWISE
TO BLOCK
SCISSOR BRACE IN
REST POSITION
BRACE ROTATES
TO BLOCKING
POSITION
BRACE RESTS ON
PIN WHEN IN
BLOCKING POSITION
PIN RESTS ON
BRACE WHEN IN
BLOCKING POSITION
XRT27
XRT33