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UniCarriers Europe AB
SE-435 82 Mölnlycke
Sweden
Phone +46 (0)31 98 40 00
info@unicarriers.com
www.unicarriers.com
P/N: 159147, Rev. A
Instruction handbook
Subsidiary/Dealer
GB
PLL • PLE • PSD • PSL • PS • PSH • PLP • TS

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  • Page 1 Instruction handbook UniCarriers Europe AB Subsidiary/Dealer SE-435 82 Mölnlycke Sweden Phone +46 (0)31 98 40 00 info@unicarriers.com www.unicarriers.com P/N: 159147, Rev. A PLL • PLE • PSD • PSL • PS • PSH • PLP • TS...
  • Page 2 The content of this manual is protected by copyright law and may not be copied, fully or in part, without written permission. The material has undergone careful examination with regard to correctness. We reserve the right to make changes. © Copyright UniCarriers Europe AB, 2015...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 01 INTRODUCTION 07 DESCRIPTION OF THE TRUCK ................................Instruction Handbook Powered trucks PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, PS, .......................................... 02 TRUCK MODIFICATION ................. PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, PS, PSH driver environment ....................Truck modification ....................PLP pedestrian truck ..................
  • Page 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Display of battery status 12 GENERAL INFORMATION CONCERNING ................STACKING ......................Error messages ....................Stacking ........................Change language .................... Warnings 13 MAINTENANCE OF THE TRUCK ..................................Menus Daily maintenance (before each shift) ................................... Navigation in menus Daily Service (after each shift) ..................
  • Page 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Lifting the forks Additional units/Trailers ....................................Normal operating conditions Safety and warning signs ............................. Exceptional operating conditions ............16 DIMENSIONS ....................... Work in hazardous environments ............Dimensions PL*/PS* ..................Parking ........................Dimensions PS, PSH ................... When lifting the truck ..................

  • Page 6: Introduction

    Declaration of conformity UniCarriers Europe AB, SE-435 82 Mölnlycke, Sweden, Thank you for choosing us as your truck supplier. guarantees under its own liability that the product delivered...

  • Page 7: Truck Modification   02

    TRUCK MODIFICATION   02 Truck modification • approves and makes appropriate changes to the capacity plate(s), decals, tags and Instruction Handbook NOTE! • affixes a permanent and readily visible label to the truck Unauthorized truck modification is not permitted. stating the manner in which the truck has been modified or altered, together with the date of the modification or No modifications or changes to powered industrial trucks that alteration, and the name and address of the organization...

  • Page 8: Environmental Considerations

    03   ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS We respect the environment The majority of our products consist of steel, and can be completely recycled. Environmental impact All products have an impact on the environment throughout their entire life cycle. The consumption of energy when in use is one of the most important factors that influences the environment.

  • Page 9: The Supervisor   04

    THE SUPERVISOR   04 Foreman’s responsibility Conditions of use The truck may be driven under the following conditions: It is the responsibility of the supervisor, on behalf of the company management, to ensure that the truck is driven • indoors and used correctly. •...

  • Page 10: Truck Driver

    05   TRUCK DRIVER Authorization to drive a truck • Australia: Users shall follow the requirements of AS 2359.2. The employer must ensure that the employee has the required • North America: Users shall follow the requirements of the training and knows what must be observed in order to avoid applicable part of ANSI/ITSDF B56.

  • Page 11: Machine Plates   06

    MACHINE PLATES   06 Explanation of machine plates European machine plates The Machine plate contains important information. Read it carefully! The permitted load shall not be exceeded. The stated load limit assumes that the load is evenly distributed on the forks. Figure 2. Load limit plates Actual capacity, Q   ...
  • Page 12 06   MACHINE PLATES USA machine plates The machine plate contains important information. Read it carefully! Permitted loads may not be exceeded. The stated load limit assumes that the load is evenly distributed over the forks. Figure 4. Load limit plates Actual capacity, Q    Load limit for fork lift with load Load centre distance, D   ...

  • Page 13: Location Of Machine Plates

    MACHINE PLATES   06 Location of machine plates Location of machine plates PSD, PSL PS, PSH A. Machine plate B. Load limit plate...

  • Page 14: Description Of The Truck

    07   DESCRIPTION OF THE TRUCK Powered trucks PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, PS, equipped with straddle lift for the transport of double load carriers. Usual loads are pallets or roller containers. PL* is an electric truck for walking operators, specially adapted for low level transportation, picking and handling at loading bays.

  • Page 15: Pll, Ple, Psl, Psd, Ps, Psh Driver Environment

    DESCRIPTION OF THE TRUCK   07 PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, PS, PSH driver Controls PSH environment Functions Controls PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, PS “Tiller up drive” driving at Keyboard (the keys may be slow speed with the tiller in its hidden by a cover)    end position (option)   ...

  • Page 16: Plp Pedestrian Truck

    07   DESCRIPTION OF THE TRUCK PLP driver environment • Automatic reversing if the driver becomes trapped between the tiller arm and an obstacle (belly safety switch). Functions • Automatic stop when a fault occurs in the electrical system. Controls PLP pedestrian truck “Tiller up drive”...

  • Page 17: Ts Pedestrian Truck

    DESCRIPTION OF THE TRUCK   07 • Automatic reversing if the driver becomes trapped between the tiller arm and an obstacle (belly safety switch). • Automatic stop when a fault occurs in the electrical system. TS pedestrian truck Emergency stop    Safety functions The truck is equipped with a number of safety functions to minimise the risk of accidents.

  • Page 18: Ts Driver Environment

    07   DESCRIPTION OF THE TRUCK Controls for manual operation of lifting/lowering forks transportation, and order picking. Certain trucks are equipped with straddle lift for the transport of double load carriers, ordinary pallets or handling at loading bays. TS driver environment Functions Common controls Not used   ...
  • Page 19 DESCRIPTION OF THE TRUCK   07 Controls for proportional operation of lifting/lowering forks (option) Lower forks    Lift forks    Not used    Belly safety switch    Lower    Lowering of the adjustable Lift    height straddle legs (option), Horn    otherwise the same function Speed Controller    as button B    Lifting of the adjustable height straddle legs (option), otherwise the same function...

  • Page 20: Trucks Equipped With Folding Platform

    07   DESCRIPTION OF THE TRUCK • Driving is prevented if the platform is down and there is no operator standing on it. • Automatic reversing if the driver becomes trapped between the tiller arm and an obstacle (belly safety switch). • Lift stop at 1.8 m forks height and folded up gates.

  • Page 21: Options

    DESCRIPTION OF THE TRUCK   07 Options Additional equipment Additional equipment Pen holder The truck may be equipped with additional equipment. Among AC/12 V DC other things, there are the following possibilities: converter Fire extinguisher Table 1. PLL, PLE, PS, PSL, PSD, PSH Additional equipment PLE PS PSL Writing desk...

  • Page 22: Battery

    08   BATTERY Specifications Specifications TS Specifications PLL, PSD, PSL, PLE, PS, PSH Table 5. Battery as standard Truck model Battery voltage Capacity Weight Table 3. Battery as standard and capacity (kWh) min/max (kg) (V/Ah) Truck model Battery voltage Capacity Weight and capacity (kWh) min/max (kg) 24/240...
  • Page 23 BATTERY   08 WARNING! Always use safety glasses. Acid can cause serious corrosive injuries. WARNING! Explosive gas is generated during charging! Smoking or a naked flame can cause an explosion! WARNING! Remove all rings, bracelets, necklaces and similar items before handling batteries.
  • Page 24 08   BATTERY Check that the battery electrolyte level is not above or below the cell plates. The battery can be damaged if the cell plates become dry during charging. There is a risk that the acid will spill over during charging if the acid level is too high. Connect the battery plug to the charger's connector.

  • Page 25: Maintaining And Changing The Battery

    BATTERY   08 Maintaining and changing the battery Plug the connector into a mains power outlet. Charging will start. Maintaining and changing the battery PL*/PS*, PS NOTE! Pull out the battery plug. For safety reasons the truck cannot be driven while the mains power connector is connected Open the battery cover.
  • Page 26 08   BATTERY Maintaining and changing the battery PLP Connect the battery plug. Check the battery voltage on the battery indicator. NOTE! A battery carriage must be used when changing Maintaining and changing the battery PSH battery. NOTE! Pull out the battery plug. A battery carriage must be used when changing battery.

  • Page 27: Battery Servicing

    BATTERY   08 changing the battery on a truck with vertically adjustable WARNING! straddle legs, raise the straddle legs to their highest Avoid short circuits, which can cause explosion or position in order to remove the battery stop. fire. CAUTION! There is a risk of pinching while rolling the battery out or in.

  • Page 28: Truck Computer (Atc)

    09   TRUCK COMPUTER (ATC) Introduction e.g.: date, time, battery status, as well as any error codes and warnings. The Operator ID and PIN code are supplied along with the delivery of the truck. The code should be changed after delivery. Symbols and characters on the display Date: Day-month-year.   ...

  • Page 29: Display Of Battery Status

    TRUCK COMPUTER (ATC)   09 Display of battery status Error messages Error codes All error messages are shown on the bottom row of the display. An error message is presented in the form of a code, consisting of the letter E and a code number, e.g. 008. When an error code is shown, the truck will go into a failsafe mode, which may mean that the truck's functions will stop.

  • Page 30: Warnings

    09   TRUCK COMPUTER (ATC) disappear even though the driver has followed the instructions SELECT LANGUAGE: on the display, contact and authorised service technician. English You will now enter the logon mode automatically with the new language setting. Operator ID: Warnings There are a number of different warnings used to catch the driver’s attention in the case of, for example, an operational error.

  • Page 31: Menus

    TRUCK COMPUTER (ATC)   09 Menus ATC has a number of functions available in a menu system. There are five basic menus with multiple submenus. The button is used to navigate between menus. Certain basic menus require a password to be able to access them. •...
  • Page 32 09   TRUCK COMPUTER (ATC) • To enter into a menu: Press the button. • To exit a selected menu: Press . The horn button serves as an "Esc button". Press the button when "Exit" is shown in the display.

  • Page 33: Driving Instructions   10

    DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS   10 Driving instructions PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, NOTE! PS, PSH, PLP If a lever is activated when the truck is started, you will see a message on the display asking Starting the truck you to reposition the lever to neutral position. Connect the battery plug and check that the emergency Then the truck may be operated.
  • Page 34 10   DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS • Brake by moving the speed control back to its neutral shutting down... position and moving the tiller arm up or down to its end position. Operator ID: NOTE! The brakes function whether the lever is released or not. NOTE! Always turn off the truck in accordance with the above instructions before the battery plug is...
  • Page 35 DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS   10 Crawler mode normal operation, turn the handle anticlockwise back to normal position (B). It is possible to manually activate crawl speed during operations. Button alternates between the two speed selections. (Button to go directly to normal speed.) Various safety systems in the truck may automatically reduce the speed in certain situations.

  • Page 36: Driving Instructions Ts

    10   DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS Turn the key. Driving instructions Start the truck in accordance with Starting the truck page Release the parking brake by moving the tiller arm downwards (but not to the bottom position). NOTE! For trucks with fixed/protected platforms, the driver must stand on the platform to be able to use any of the hydraulic functions.
  • Page 37 DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS   10 NOTE! NOTE! The further the speed controller is moved the Emergency stop shall not be used to turn off the greater the braking capacity. truck. • Brake by moving the lever on the operating handle back to its neutral position and moving the operating handle up or down to its end position.

  • Page 38: General Loading And Unloading Information

    11   GENERAL LOADING AND UNLOADING INFORMATION Responsibility for the load CAUTION! Do not drive with the load lifted, except during The driver of the truck is responsible for the load that is being 2-pallet handling. carried during transport. There must not be any risk of the load tipping or sliding off during transport.

  • Page 39: General Information Concerning Stacking   12

    GENERAL INFORMATION CONCERNING STACKING   12 Stacking Approach the stack with the load in the lowered position. Lift the load sufficiently high that it clears the stack or shelf and then drive towards the stack. When the load is in a suitable position, lower it onto the stack.

  • Page 40: Maintenance Of The Truck

    13   MAINTENANCE OF THE TRUCK Daily maintenance (before each shift) Check that the securing arrangements for the finger protection are intact and that there is a good view through Responsibility: Fork lift truck driver the protection. CAUTION! WARNING! Naked flames or smoking are prohibited when There is the danger of personal injury if the working on or near to the battery.

  • Page 41: Weekly Inspection

    MAINTENANCE OF THE TRUCK   13 Battery changing fluids. Damage to the truck caused by fluids in electrical components is not covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Check the battery voltage on the battery indicator. Charge the battery as necessary. The battery is charged in Preventive maintenance accordance with the recommendation from the battery manufacturer.

  • Page 42: Servicing And Maintenance

    14   SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE Service technician • To prevent injuries caused by crushing the battery plug should always be removed when working on and around NOTE! the mast and hydraulic unit. Servicing and maintenance must be carried out by a • When dismantling parts of the hydraulic system the system specially appointed and trained technician with a must not be pressurised, e.g.
  • Page 43 SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE   14 • The hydraulic oil filter and air filter for the hydraulic oil tank filter must be changed and a functional test carried out in must be changed after every 500 hours of operation. For accordance with the following list. TS, this should happen every 1,000 hours of operation.
  • Page 44 14   SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE servicing includes operations such as test driving, functional Chassis tests, and the changing of filters and oils, etc. Descriptions PS/PSH NOTE! Lubrication In the case of demanding and/or dusty environments Link system with humid or corrosive air, it is advisable to perform maintenance more often.
  • Page 45 SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE   14 Mast system Hydraulic system Descriptions PS/PSH Descriptions PS/PSH Lift chains Couplings Forks, fork carriage Pump motor Bearings/Rollers Hydraulic pump Lubrication On/off valve proportional valve Mast profile Friction force system Pull rods Lift cylinders Steering Descriptions PS/PSH Descriptions PS/PSH Cylinders Servo motor...
  • Page 46 14   SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE Service points PLL, PLE, PSD, PSL Electrical system Planned service inspections are implemented in accordance Descriptions PS/PSH with the following points: Fuses X Obligatory Battery plug X Not obligatory Cooling fan Chassis Truck computer Descriptions PSD/PSL Belly switch button Signs/Decals Emergency stop Covers and panels...
  • Page 47 SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE   14 Drive unit Hydraulic system Descriptions PSD/PSL Descriptions PSD/PSL Gearbox Hydraulic oil level Traction motor Hoses Drive wheel Couplings Drive shaft Pump motor Gearbox oil level Hydraulic pump On/off valve proportional Mast system valve Descriptions PSD/PSL Lift cylinders Lift chains Descriptions PSD/PSL...
  • Page 48 14   SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE Lubrication chart PL*/PS* Electrical system Descriptions PSD/PSL Fuses Battery plug Truck computer Belly switch button Emergency stop Hour meter Battery indicator Key switch Brake-System Descriptions PSD/PSL Brake function Parking brake Brake disc Consumable materials Only supplies (oils, grease, lubricants etc.) that have been approved by our genuine spare parts department may be used for servicing and maintenance of the truck.
  • Page 49 SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE   14 PL*/PS* components requiring lubrication Location Explanation Mast profile roller surfaces and slide surfaces Thrust rollers Lift chains Straddle legs Fork carriage Bogie wheel Battery rollers Castor wheel - sliding bearing, grease nipple Speed and brake controls - slide surfaces and springs Steering arm - gas spring Steering arm housing Hydraulic tank...
  • Page 50 14   SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE Lubrication chart PS/PSH Figure 8. PSH Figure 7. PS 500 hr service    Annual service    500 hr service    Annual service   ...
  • Page 51 SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE   14 PS/PSH components requiring lubrication Lubrication chart PLP Location Explanation Location Explanation Mast profile roller Castor wheel - sliding surfaces and slide bearing, grease nipple surfaces Thrust rollers Speed and brake controls - slide surfaces and springs Lift chains Steering arm - gas spring Straddle legs...
  • Page 52 14   SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE Lubrication chart PLP CD Location Explanation Spring-mounted drive unit – link bearings, 12 grease nipples Hydraulic oil Castor wheel - sliding bearings, 2 grease nipples Gearbox oil Platform, 2 grease nipples 500 hr service    Annual service   ...
  • Page 53 SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE   14 PLP CD components requiring lubrication Lubrication chart TS Location Explanation Thrust rollers Mast profile roller surfaces and slide surfaces Bogie wheel Gates, bearing surfaces Fork carriage Spring-mounted drive unit, link bearings, 12 grease nipples Lift chains Hydraulic oil Castor wheel, sliding bearings, 2 grease nipples Gearbox oil...
  • Page 54 14   SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE TS components requiring lubrication Symbol key lubrication chart Location Explanation Symbol Explanation Symbol Explanation Mast section - roller surfaces and slide surfaces Oil filter and air filter, Hydraulic oil, oil filter change and air filter, change Thrust rollers - all Gearbox oil, check Gearbox oil, change Lift chains - all...

  • Page 55: Maintenance Instructions

    SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE   14 PL*/PS* fuses Designations Heavy current (A) For additional Table 6. PL*/PS* fuses equipment. Max. 120 Designations Heavy current (A) Traction motor Servo steering Pump motor TS fuses Manoeuvring Table 9. TS fuses PS, PSH fuses Model Heavy current (A) Table 7.
  • Page 56 14   SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE Basic trouble shooting Truck condition Possible cause Procedure If the truck does not work after action has been taken in The truck cannot be The truck is not ready Carry out all the accordance with the following table, contact an authorised driven for use actions under the...
  • Page 57 SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE   14 Dismantling and assembling the panels Insert a round rod or similar into the emergency stop button. Turn the emergency stop button until the hole in General the shaft is found. Then remove the emergency stop button shank by turning it counterclockwise. WARNING! The removal and refitting of panels and covers Remove the securing bolts.
  • Page 58 14   SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE WARNING! Torque For optimum performance and so as not to invalidate The bolts must be tightened to a torque of 47 the warranty, use only our genuine replacement parts! Otherwise, we are unable to guarantee stability and brake function. Dismantling and assembling the castor wheel, PLP Lift the load wheel off the ground and secure the truck with WARNING!
  • Page 59 SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE   14 Dismantling and assembling the drive wheel Torque Pull out the battery plug. The bolts must be tightened to a torque of 47 Loosen the drive wheel nuts, without removing them. Lift the load wheel off the ground and secure the truck with Dismantling and assembling the castor wheel, TS blocks.

  • Page 60: Safety Regulations

    15   SAFETY REGULATIONS The authority and obligations of the truck WARNING! driver It is not permitted to climb on to the truck. The driver has the authority and the responsibility to refuse to drive the truck in the following cases: Driving the truck •...
  • Page 61 SAFETY REGULATIONS   15 Clearance height NOTE! Bear in mind that the truck cannot be used where the clearance Accessories on the truck may restrict the view. height of an opening is less than the height of the drivers cab, the load or the mast. WARNING! There is a danger to life if the truck is driven with The truck in an industrial lift...
  • Page 62 15   SAFETY REGULATIONS Transports Speed Adjust the speed according to the floor conditions, the line of sight and operational safety. Avoid rapid acceleration, sudden braking and cornering at speed; there is a risk for overturning or that the load will fall off. Driving space Ensure that you have sufficient space for the truck - both the driver and the load - in narrow aisles.
  • Page 63 SAFETY REGULATIONS   15 Load guard WARNING! Figure 12. Load guard Place your feet correctly on the platform to avoid injury. The truck may be equipped with load protection if it is to handle small objects that are at risk of falling down and injuring the operator or the truck while the load is raised.

  • Page 64: Transportation Security

    15   SAFETY REGULATIONS Risk zones Awareness! Do not drive near the edges of loading bays, gangways, etc. Always be aware of personnel in the neighbourhood when where there is a risk of the truck going over an edge. Be careful operating the truck. when operating close to colour marked risk zones.

  • Page 65: Lifting The Forks

    SAFETY REGULATIONS   15 Exceptional operating conditions PS, PSH: Open the battery cover and thread the strap under it so that the cover is not damaged by the pressure. When the operating conditions differ from the normal conditions above, the following steps must be taken: Lifting the forks •...

  • Page 66: When Lifting The Truck

    15   SAFETY REGULATIONS the truck page 34. If the truck is equipped with a key switch, WARNING! the key must be taken out when leaving the truck, so that If the truck is lifted incorrectly, parts may be unauthorised persons cannot use it. Fire insurance terms damaged by being subjected to excessive force.
  • Page 67 SAFETY REGULATIONS   15 When lifting a PLP truck When lifting truck types PS/PSH The illustration below shows where the jack should be placed.

  • Page 68: Assembling And Putting Into Service

    15   SAFETY REGULATIONS When lifting TS trucks The following actions are to be taken in order to make the truck ready for use. • Charge the battery. • Perform an inspection in accordance with Daily maintenance (before each shift) page 40. •...

  • Page 69: Taking The Truck Out Of Service

    SAFETY REGULATIONS   15 Lubricate the truck in accordance with the lubrication chart. In consultation with an authorised service organisation, the supervisor must make sure that the move can take place in a Disconnect the battery plug. controlled manner, so that there is no risk of accident. The truck is moved using another truck of sufficient capacity to a suitable Actions during storage place where the repair can take place.

  • Page 70: In The Event Of Accidents

    15   SAFETY REGULATIONS In the event of accidents Work platforms Report all accidents or incidents immediately to the supervisor. When temporarily lifting persons with a truck without driver If possible, leave the truck where it is. If possible, take action to lifting, national regulations and recommendations for working lessen the damage or harm, especially if there are people hurt.

  • Page 71: Safety And Warning Signs

    SAFETY REGULATIONS   15 Safety and warning signs Explanation of symbols General NOTE! There are a number of warning signs on the truck. Always replace signs that are damaged or missing. Crushing risk between moving parts Do not stand on the forks Do not stand under the forks Read and comply...
  • Page 72 15   SAFETY REGULATIONS Locations of safety and warning signs on PLE, PSL, PSD, PS, PSH Only one person is allowed on the truck Only applies to PL*/PS* without mast.   ...
  • Page 73 SAFETY REGULATIONS   15 Locations of safety and warning signs on PLL Europe Only applies to PLL with battery on rollers    Only applies to PLL with battery on rollers.   ...
  • Page 74 15   SAFETY REGULATIONS Locations of safety and warning signs on PLP Locations of safety and warning signs on TS...

  • Page 75: Dimensions   16

    DIMENSIONS   16 Dimensions PL*/PS* Measurements PLL 145 PLL 180 PLL 200 1385/1575 1385/1575 1385/1575 1495/1685 1495/1685 1495/1685 1000/1190 1000/1190 1000/1190 V (width over 520/680 520/680 520/680 forks, std max-min) V (width 200/360 200/360 200/360 between fork shanks) 160-48 160-48 160-48 785-975 785-975 785-975 1128/1318...
  • Page 76 16   DIMENSIONS Figure 15. Positions for dimensions PSD/PSL Table 11. Truck type and dimensions in mm Figure 14. Positions for dimensions PLE Measurements PLE PSD 125/160...

  • Page 77: Dimensions Ps, Psh

    DIMENSIONS   16 Dimensions PS, PSH Measurements PLE PSD 125/160 1090 1710 1755 1755 1770 1873 1873 1200 1200 1200 V (width over forks, std max-min) V (width between fork shanks) 184-60 185-65 185-65 1412 1510 1510 Measurements PSH 200 PSH 200 PS 125 TV/TFV SDTFV BDTFV...
  • Page 78 16   DIMENSIONS Measurements PSH 200 PSH 200 PS 125 TV/TFV PSH 160 SDTFV BDTFV sure SDTFV BDTFV STFV BTFV 1738-2338 1735-2335 1845-2300 2030 2000 1700/1900 1980 2000 2000 1980 1980 2000 1000/1150 800/1000/1150 1000/1200 1000/115 800/1000 800/1000 1000/115 1000/115 800/1000 /1150 /1150 /1150 650/800...

  • Page 79: Dimensions Plp

    DIMENSIONS   16 Dimensions PLP Figure 17. PLP CD Figure 16. PLP Table 12. Truck type and dimensions in mm Measurements PLP 200 PLP 250 PLP 200 CD 2095 1675 1410 770+L2 835+L2 1900...

  • Page 80: Dimensions Ts

    16   DIMENSIONS Dimensions TS Measurements PLP 200 PLP 250 PLP 200 CD 750+L1 825+L1 2085 1000/2375 1000/2375 1150 V (width over 680/460 680/480 forks, std max-min) V (width V-350 V-350 between fork shanks) 175x55 175x55 185x65 785-1765 785-1465 551+L2 626+L2...
  • Page 81 DIMENSIONS   16 Measur Table 13. Truck type and dimensions in mm ements Measur ements 170x65 170x55 170x55 170x65 170x55 170x55 3100- 2170- 2170- 3100- 2170- 2170- 4005 4700 4700 4005 4700 4700 H4, T 1670- 1670- 1670- 1670- 4200 4200 4200 4200 H4, TV 2690-...

  • Page 82: Weight

    17   WEIGHT Weight PLL, PLE, PSL, PSD, PS, PSH Truck Service weight with/without battery (kg) Truck Service weight with/without PSH 160STFV 1300 / 1000 battery (kg) PSH 160BTFV 1350 / 1050 PLL 145 460 / 280 PLL 180 460 / 280 Weight PLP PLL 200 465 / 285...
  • Page 83 WEIGHT   17 Truck Service weight with/without battery (kg) TSL 120 TV 1070 / 800 TSL 140T 1120 / 850 TSL 140TFV 1230 / 960 TSL 140DTFV 1230 / 960 TSL 150T 1120 / 850 TSL 150TFV 1230 / 960 TSL 150DTFV 1230 / 960...

  • Page 84: Ordering Handbooks And Manuals

    18   ORDERING HANDBOOKS AND MANUALS Ordering a Spare Parts Manual We do not automatically send out spare parts catalogues with ...................... delivery of your truck. It is possible to order a Spare Parts Manual via your local distributor, for a fee. Delivery time is estimated at around three weeks.

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