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Section 3 – Familiarization
3.4-5 RAS (Rear Axle Stabilization)
System
When the boom is below 40˚, the rear axle pivots
freely as the telehandler travels across the terrain.
When the boom is above 40˚, the RAS System
increases stability of the telehandler by automatically
limiting or restricting rear axle movement.
3.4-6 Boom Interlock
The boom interlock feature limits the telehandler's
frame leveling and boom angle (see the table below
for details based on the machine model).
Frame level is
Model
limited (when
boom is ≥40˚) to
SJ1044 TH/
THS
4˚ left and right.
SJ1056 TH/
THS
SJ1256
3˚ left and right.
THS
1
Figure 13 Frame Level and Boom Interlock Light
When activated, the Frame Level and Boom
Interlock Light
illuminates on the dash in the
1
operator's cab. See
Section
3.4-7 Frame Level
Allows the operator to laterally level the telehandler
on uneven ground before elevating a load or before
travelling across a slope. Leveling the frame increases
stability of the telehandler.
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Boom angle is
limited to <40˚
If the frame level
is greater than 4˚
left and right.
If the frame level
is greater than 3˚
left and right.
3.3-4.
Figure 14 Frame Level Indicator
The frame level indicator, mounted above the
windshield in the operator's cab, displays the current
frame level measurement. For details on how to level
the frame. See
Section
5.5.
3.5 General Components
3.5-1 Outriggers (If Equipped)
Outriggers are located on the front of the telehandler
frame and are deployed independently with the Left
and Right Outrigger switches. See
When fully deployed, the outriggers increase forward
and vertical reach for heavy loads. Refer to the
Capacity Charts in the Operator's Cab for attachment-
specific capacities.
Figure 15 Outriggers in raised position.
SJ1044 TH, SJ1044 THS, SJ1056 TH, SJ1056 THS,SJ1256 THS
General Components
Section
3.3-4.
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