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Moving the Compactor
Carelessness while moving the compactor might result in personal injuries.
• DO NOT move the compactor while it is loaded. Unload the compactor before moving it.
• Secure the jack handle in the storage position with clevis pin & hitch pin before moving the compactor. See
on p. 5.
Step 7
• [Units with MTC-RB] Secure the roll-out tray as described in
Step 1: Stand to the side of the unit where the wheels are mounted.
Grasp the jack and jack handle. See FIG. 10.
Step 2: Tilt the unit towards you until the wheels contact the ground.
Step 3: Push the compactor to desired location. Slowly lower the
raised side until it rests on the ground.
Record of Original Condition
Make a record of the unit in its original condition before putting it
into service. Thoroughly photograph the assembled compactor from
all sides. Include close range photos of the following: Each label applied to the unit; the direction selection levers;
all fasteners and pins; the platen; the jack plates; and the base plate. Raise and lower the platen. Describe the
motion of the jack as well as how it sounds while the ratchet mechanism operates. Collate all documentation and
photographs. This record establishes "original condition". Compare the results of every inspection to this record.
Repair or replace all parts that no longer are in original condition. Purely cosmetic changes are not changes from
original condition. However, touchup paint should be applied to all areas where the surface coating is damaged as
soon as the damage occurs.
Maintenance & Inspections
Regular maintenance is essential to keep the compactor in
Maintenance:
Implement a maintenance program to ensure that the compactor remains in original condition.
Step 1: Tag the compactor, "Out of Service."
Step 2: Conduct the appropriate inspection (Before each use or Periodic).
Step 3: Perform all other necessary adjustments and/or repairs. DO NOT use the compactor until it has been
repaired with approved replacement parts. Contact
during an inspection that are not addressed in this manual or with any other questions that arise during use or
inspections.
Step 4: Make a dated record of all repairs, adjustments and replacements.
Inspections:
A. Before each use — Examine the jack for either of the following:
1. Frame damage/deformation;
2. Abnormal function: ratchet the compactor plate up and down
B. Periodic — Inspect the following components at least once per month for corrosion, damage, excessive
wear or rusting, and noisy or rough operation:
1. Compactor platen
2. Jack front and back plates
3. Base plate
4. Jack and jack handle
5. Fasteners (bolts, nuts, clevis pins and hitch pin)
6. Labels. See
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Rev. 4/5/2019
Labeling Diagram
on p. 6.
Copyright 2019 Vestil Manufacturing Co.
Step 10
on p. 5 before moving the unit.
FIG. 10 Moving Unit
original
condition.
Technical Service
for assistance if you discover conditions
MTC MANUAL
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