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2
Ground Controls
Emergency Stop
Cage Overload
Green (Power)
Keyswitch
Ground Control Levers
Lower
Upper
Slew
Boom
Boom
3
4
9
8
7
Push and hold green power button
Select lever for desired boom function
P14936/01
5
6
Cage Controls
Emergency
Stop
Battery
Meter
Cage Control Levers
Drive/
Steer
Levelling
Nifty HR12
1)
Cage/Platform
2)
Cage Controls
3)
Ground Controls – Buttons
4)
Ground Controls - Levers
5)
Lower Boom
6)
Upper Boom
7)
Cage/Ground Selector
8)
Manual Hand Pump
9)
Mains Power Input
Hi/Low
Green
Horn
Drive
(Power)
Keyswitch
Tilt Warning
Cage
Tele
Lower
Boom
Boom
Cage
Overload
P14939/01
Upper
Slew
Boom
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Summary of Contents for nifty HR12
- Page 1 Nifty HR12 Cage/Platform Cage Controls Ground Controls – Buttons Ground Controls - Levers Lower Boom Upper Boom Cage/Ground Selector Manual Hand Pump Mains Power Input Ground Controls Cage Controls Emergency Hi/Low Green Cage Stop Horn Drive (Power) Overload Emergency Stop...
- Page 2 High Drive (Hare) - GIVES HIGH SPEED AND LOW GRADEABILITY. Low Drive (Tortoise) - GIVES LOW SPEED AND HIGH GRADEABILITY. N.B. High Drive is only available when the booms are in the stowed position. The HR12 will default to Low Drive speed whenever the booms are elevated.
- Page 3 Select drive joystick from the platform control box. A. Up for FORWARD B. Down for REVERSE C. Left for STEER LEFT D. Right for STEER RIGHT All control levers give a fully proportional response therefore the more the lever is moved away from the centre (OFF) position the faster the function will become.
- Page 4 OPERATIONAL SAFETY • When operating your Niftylift, your safety is of utmost concern. In order to fully appreciate all aspects of the machines operation it should be ensured that each operator has READ and fully UNDERSTOOD the relevant manual covering machine use, maintenance and servicing. If any doubts exist concerning any points covered in your manual, contact your local dealer or Niftylift Ltd.
- Page 5 • Important:- To prevent damage to the cage step, it is necessary to elevate the booms a minimum of 250mm (10 in) from their stowed position before slewing. Also, when lowering the booms down to their stowed height, check that the cage step is not directly above any wheel to prevent damage to the step, similarly check that the booms are clear of the front canopy to prevent damage.