Lifting And Transporting - MULTIQUIP Whiteman WSC55 Series Operation And Parts Manual

WARNING
MAKE SURE the rated lifting capacity of the lifting
equipment meets or exceeds the weight of the spray
cart. MAKE SURE forklift forks are at least 2/3 the
length of the spray cart. See Table 1 and Table 4 for
spray cart specifications and dimensions.
WARNING
The spray cart is heavy and awkward to move around.
NEVER attempt to lift the unit alone. ALWAYS use
proper heavy lifting procedures.
WARNING
NEVER attempt to lift the spray cart with chemicals
loaded on the platform. ALWAYS unload the chemical
platform before lifting the spray cart. Disconnect and
stow all hoses before lifting.
WARNING
BE CAREFUL when lifting the spray cart. A dropped
spray cart can cause serious personal injury and
damage to the equipment. NEVER lift the spray cart
to unnecessary heights. NEVER stand underneath the
spray cart while it is being lifted.
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LIFTING AND TRANSPORTING

LIFTING THE SPRAY CART
Using a crane or forklift to lift the spray cart is highly
recommended. ALWAYS use extra care when lifting the
spray cart off the ground.
There are two different ways to lift the spray cart for
transport—the crane hook or the forklift pockets.
Crane Hook
The crane hook provides an optimal lift point for the spray
cart. To lift the unit, attach a chain or rope to the crane
hook (Figure 1).
Figure 1. Crane Hook
Forklift Pockets
To lift the spray cart using the forklift pockets, fully insert
the forklift forks through the spray cart's forklift pockets as
shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. Forklift Pockets