Driving Instructions; Using The Access Platform - Kesla XS 190 Operation & Maintenance Manual

Self-propelled telescopic platform
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The driving hydraulics of Kesla XS 190 is equipped with a power distribution valve. The
power distribution valve works as a differential lock by reducing the slipping of one wheel
because of uneven friction between the wheels and the ground. Therefore it improves the
off-road and climbing performance of the Access Platform.
In a normal situation, the power distribution valve is by-passed, and it is activated by
pressing the switch (see illustration). If a wheel of the Access Platform slips on a slippery
or soft ground, use this function to improve traction.

Driving instructions

Note that reducing the platform load improves driving performance in difficult terrain.
However, never drive the Access Platform by walking beside it. You may use the four-
wheel steering to crush obstacles such as sand or snow in front the wheels to improve
traction.

USING THE ACCESS PLATFORM

Check the site intended for the Access Platform for sufficient evenness. Note the permitted
maximum mounting inclinations (page 37).
When required, use sufficiently large and solid boards under the outriggers, if the ground is
soft. See soil tightness table on page 38.
Pay attention to climatic and other conditions, for instance traffic, when choosing the
erection site. Prevent any collisions with the outriggers. Warn others with flashing warning
beacon.
Move the Access Platform to the site, which has been carefully checked.
Kesla
SELF PROPELLED TELESCOPIC PLATFORM
Activation switch for the power
distribution valve
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