Lifting - Stiga TC 108 SD Workshop Manual

WORKSHOP MANUAL
TC 108 SD - TC 118 SD
General informations
This chapter covers the main aspects of a servic­
ing procedure and the general rules for guaran­
teeing a successful service which respects the
safety of the machine.
Related topics
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Map of functional units

LIFTING

DANGER! The machine must never be lift-
ed using a hoist or other lifting equipment which
uses cables.
A) Front
Once the parking brake has been en ga ged, the ma-
chine can be lifted using a jack which pushes on the
underside of the frame, placing a wood block (1) be-
tween the base of the jack and the frame and check-
ing to see that the free movement of the front spring
equaliser has not been ob structed.
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CHAPTER REVISION FROM ...
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B) Rear
Position two suitably sized wedges (2) in front of the
front wheels to prevent all uncontrolled movement of
the machine.
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Position a jack under the transmission unit and lift it
enough to insert a 170 mm high block (3) under the
lower section of the chassis.
Release the jack and make sure the machine is stable
before starting any work.
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