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CARGO GT 15, 18, 20, 25, 30
CARGO DT 15, 18, 20, 20P, 25, 25p, 30, 30P, 35
CARGO GT 35
CARGO DT 35
Valid from serial number:
Order number: 180424-040
Issued: 2000-10-18 ITS
BT Products AB
S-595 81 MJÖLBY SWEDEN
© BT Industries AB
WARNING!
Do not use the truck before
first reading through the
OPERATOR'S MANUAL.
NOTE!
Keep for future reference.
Valid only for serial number:
GB
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- Page 1 OPERATOR’S MANUAL. NOTE! Keep for future reference. Operator’s Manual CARGO GT 15, 18, 20, 25, 30 CARGO DT 15, 18, 20, 20P, 25, 25p, 30, 30P, 35 CARGO GT 35 CARGO DT 35 Valid from serial number:...
- Page 2 “Operator’s Manual for Safety Opera- tion” for forklift truck drivers. It contains important information about the safe operation of forklift trucks. BT reserves the right to make any changes or modifications of specifications in this manual without giving previous notice and without incurring any obligation.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Turn signal switch 23 Vehicular speed limiter 23 Control lever 24 Horn button 24 Lift lever 24 Key-lift interlock 25 Tilt lever 25 Tilt lever knob switch 25 Parking brake lever 26 Tilt steering adjustment 26 © BT Industries AB 180424-040... - Page 4 Seat belt 27 Engine hood 28 Forks 29 Draw bar 29 Vehicle hoisting method 29 Handling the BT DPF-II System (Option) ........30 Display 31 Explanation of display 31 BT DPF-II System maintenance method (Option) 32 Maintenance operation procedure 32 Pre-Operation Check ..............
- Page 5 How to Read the Name Plate ............53 Lubrication Chart ................54 Periodic Maintenance ............... 55 Periodic Replacement Table ............56 Protect Your Investment with BT Genuine Parts ......57 Periodic Maintenance Table ............58 Service Data ................... 64 Adjustment value table 64 Lubricant capacities and types 65 LPG Device (Option) .................
- Page 6 GT 20, DT 20P, DT 20 81 GT 25, DT 25P, DT 25 82 GT 30, DT 30P, DT 30 83 GT 35, DT 35 84 Wheel and Tire .................. 85 Vehicle Dimensions ................87 Recommended Lubricants ............... 89 © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
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Page 7: Before Initial Operation
Before Initial Operation Before Initial Operation • Please read this manual thoroughly. This will give you a complete understanding of BT industrial vehicles and permit you to operate them correctly and safely. Proper handling of new vehicles promotes performance and extends service life. -
Page 8: Precautions To Be Taken When Using Sas Models
Do not proceed to an operation of the vehicle before making certain that each of the features is operating properly. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 9: Description Of Features Available In Sas Models
Should an error code be indi- cated by a warning lamp or hour-meter, park the vehicle at a safe location and ask a BT dealer for an inspection. • The SAS, which is electronically controlled, need be initial- ized after completion of a maintenance operation. - Page 10 • Some specialty models onto which a heavy attachment is mounted may not be equipped with the automatic fork leveling control. Confirm a BT dealer in advance. Note: • The mast will not move if it is tilted forward by pressing the tilt lever knob switch with a high load at a high lift (more than 2 •...
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Page 11: Active Mast Front Tilt Angle Control
Confirm a BT dealer in advance. • Once you have mounted or replaced any attachment on a fork lift model, ask a BT dealer for an inspection. • If you use two or more removable attachments alternately, the heaviest one should be used to carry out matching (SAS set- ting). -
Page 12: Active Mast Rear Tilt Speed Control
• Error code will be displayed in hour meter. • Buzzer will sound. Thus, the operator will be informed. In such event, move the vehicle to a safe location and ask a BT dealer for a repair. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 13: Action To Be Taken In Emergency
SAS-ECU fuse inside the fuse box and you will be able to move the vehicle by operating it similarly to a non-SAS model. Move the vehicle to a safe location and ask a BT dealer for a repair. If any phenomenon different from normal operations (failure to run or the like), among others, should take place, ask a BT dealer for an inspection. -
Page 14: Main Components
1. Mast 2. Chain 3. Fork 4. Tilt cylinder 5. Operator’s seat 6. Head guard 7. Lift cylinder 8. Steering wheel 9. Counter weight 10. Rear axle 11. Engine hood 12. Frame 13. Front axle © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 15: Driving Controls And Instrument Panel
9. Tilt lever knob switch (SAS models) 10. Attachment lever 11. Ignition switch 12. Accelerator pedal 13. Brake pedal 14. Inching and brake pedal 15. Tilt steering adjust lever 16. Engine hood lock release lever 17. DPF display (Option) © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 16: Instruments
5. Air cleaner cleaning warning lamp 6. Charge warning lamp 7. Water temperature gauge 8. Fuel gauge 9. SAS warning lamp (SAS models) 10. Swing lock indicator lamp (SAS models) 11. Vehicular speed control warning lamp (Option) © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 17: Each Warning Lamp Check Method
2. If the lamp comes on while the engine is running, either the engine oil is insufficient or the lubrication system is faulty. Stop the operation immediately and ask a BT dealer for inspection and repair. Note: The “engine oil pressure warning lamp”... -
Page 18: Sedimenter Warning Lamp
CAUTION! If the indicator lamp does not go off if it comes on during engine running, the preheating intake heater may be defective. Please ask a BT dealer for inspection and repair. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 19: Air Cleaner Warning Lamp
If lamp does not go off, the generation system may be faulty. Please ask a BT dealer immediately for inspection and repair. Water temperature gauge Indicates the temperature of the engine cooling water. -
Page 20: Fuel Gauge
Do not use the vehicle with the SAS left abnormal. If so, it may lead to a hazard. Once the warning lamp has begun to blink, discontinue the operation in progress and park the vehicle at a safe location. Then, ask a BT dealer for an inspection. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 21: Swing Lock Indicator Lamp
(See the torque converter oil inspection section for the methods for inspection and addition.) 4. If the gauge indicates the red zone white the torque con- verter oil level is proper, ask a BT dealer for inspection. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 22: Switches And Levers
(key-off lift lock) • On an SAS model, throw its ignition switch to the ON position and the buzzer will sound. In 2 seconds, it will stop sounding. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 23: Integrated Light And Turn Signal Switch
The highest vehicular speed may be set within a range of 9km/h to the maximum. CAUTION! Setting the highest vehicular speed beyond the range speci- fied above will cause the speed controller warning lamp to come on for warning. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 24: Control Lever
The lowering speed can be adjusted only by the degree of lever operating stroke. 1 Raise Note: As long as the engine is killed, the fork does not move 2 Lower down even if so operated. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 25: Key-Lift Interlock
Motion upon change of tilt from backward to forward, with tilt lever knob switch pressed: Not loaded Loaded High lift Fork stopped at its horizontal Not tilting position (with mast vertically forward positioned) Low lift Fork stopped at its horizontal position (with mast vertically positioned) © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 26: Parking Brake Lever
From the right: accelerator pedal, brake pedal and inching pedal. Note: Accelerator pedal stays neutral even when control lever is shifted to forward-reverse, due to accelerator switch. The vehicle will move only when accelerator pedal is depressed. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 27: Body Components
Buckle up. Your seat and seat belt can reduce the risk of seri- ous injury or death in case of a truck tipover. You chances for avoiding serious injury or death in a tipover are better if you stay with the truck in the operator’s compartment. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 28: Engine Hood
(Refer to the illustration.) 2. Insert the plate into the gap between the engine hood and the toe-board. Push the hook and unlock. 3. Insert your hand to raise the engine hood. € Hook ó Plate © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 29: Forks
CAUTION! • Use wire cable which is sufficiently strong. • Never use the holes on the upper side of the counterweight to hoist the vehicle. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 30: Handling The Bt Dpf-Ii System (Option)
Handling the BT DPF-II System (Option) Handling the BT DPF-II System (Option) The BT DPF System is a device which traps the minute particles of black smoke in diesel engine exhaust gas with a DPF (diesel particulate filter) and carries out correct maintenance (combus- tion and elimination) by microcomputer control depending on the trapped amount. -
Page 31: Handling The Bt Dpf-Ii System (Option)
Handling the BT DPF-II System (Option) Display (1) Trapping indicator lamps According to a level of the trapped black smoke, the “Green” lamps will incrementally come on one by one and then the “Yel- low” will come on sequentially. (2) Alarm indicator lamp... -
Page 32: Bt Dpf-Ii System Maintenance Method (Option)
5 seconds. CAUTION! When the alarm indicator lamp comes on, stop operation and request an inspection from your BT dealer. 5. Operation completion Carry out DPF maintenance when a day’s operation is over. - Page 33 • Always use your fingertip to operate the switch panel on the display. • If the maintenance indicator lamp should come on without the buzzer sounding, ask a BT dealer for an inspection. 4. When maintenance starts, the maintenance indicator lamp and the trapping indicator lamps (all six) come on.
- Page 34 Handling the BT DPF-II System (Option) 7. Be sure to remove the power plug. CAUTION! Soot combustion interruption (Maintenance interruption). Plugging out the power cable during soot combustion will cause the buzzer to sound and the trapping indicator lamp will come on after one minute.
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Page 35: Pre-Operation Check
Handling the BT DPF-II System (Option) Pre-Operation Check Pre-operation check Pre-operation checks and weekly inspections are the responsi- bility of the BT industrial vehicle user. Be sure to perform a pre-operation check before beginning work to ensure safety. Item Inspection... -
Page 36: Walk Around Inspection
• Check for any oil or water leakage on the ground or floor where the vehicle was parked. • Check for loose parts or damage. If any unusual condition is found, have the vehicle inspected at a BT dealer. Tire inspection Tire inflation pressure 1. -
Page 37: Engine Compartment Inspection
Handling the BT DPF-II System (Option) Engine compartment inspection Engine coolant level check and supply Level check and supply of engine coolant shall be performed while the coolant is cool. 1. With the engine off, open the engine hood and check the engine coolant level in the reservoir tank. -
Page 38: Checking Hydraulic Oil Level
Handling the BT DPF-II System (Option) Checking hydraulic oil level Always stop the engine and lower the fork to the ground before checking the level of the hydraulic oil, while the vehicle is on level ground. 1. Open the engine hood and remove the oil cap. -
Page 39: Engine Oil Inspection
If the level is below the lower limit, add brake fluid up to the 1 Reservoir tank proper level. If the decrease in brake fluid is excessive, the brake system may be leaky. Ask a BT dealer for inspection as early as possible. WARNING! •... -
Page 40: Brake Pedal Inspection
Note: See the service data section for the value of brake pedal play. WARNING! Ask a BT dealer for inspection if the play is excessive, pedal movement is abnormal or brake performance is improper. 1 Brake pedal Parking brake inspection 2 Brake pedal floor clearance 1. -
Page 41: Instrument Inspection
Handling the BT DPF-II System (Option) Instrument inspection • Start the engine and see that they operate properly. Fuel level check and supply 1. Observe the fuel meter to see if the fuel is sufficient. Note: After the end of daily operation, fill the tank with fuel to prevent the moisture in the air in the tank from mixing into the fuel. -
Page 42: Load Handling System
3. Push the horn button to check if the horn sounds normally. 4. If any abnormality is found, ask a BT dealer for inspection. While moving slowly Clutch disengagement and slipping (Torque converter models) •... -
Page 43: Inspecting Sas System
If you should feel something abnormal even slightly, or when the SAS warning lamp comes to blink, or once an error code has appeared on the hour-meter display, immediately stop operating the vehicle and receive an inspection by a BT dealer. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 44: Before Garaging The Vehicle
CAUTION! Even a small malfunction can cause a serious accident. Do not operate the vehicle until repairs have been completed. If you sensed anything unusual during operation, notify the supervisor. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 45: Weekly Maintenance
2. After washing, rinse the element with clean water (water pressure less than 2.8 kg/cm2). 3. Allow to dry naturally or use a dryer (cold air). Never use compressed air or flame. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 46: Fan Belt Inspection
Fan belt inspection 1 Evecuator valve • Inspect the fan belt for cracks, fraying and tension. If any abnormalities are found, have the belt replaced or adjusted at a BT dealer. Refer to service data for tension. Battery electrolyte check 4Y Engine 1DZ-II, 2Z Engine 1. -
Page 47: Torque Converter Oil Inspection
: Use a frame apart from the battery. b. Engine hanger • Do not directly connect batteries to avoid a danger of explo- c. To frame d. Booster cable sion (An inflammable gas generated from batteries may catch e. Rescue battery fire). © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 48: Self Servicing
Never loosen the divided rim nuts. Should any of the nuts be found loose or otherwise abnormal, deflate the tires and then 1 Hub nuts loosen the hub nuts to remove the tires. 2 Rim nuts (Never loosen without remov- ing the air) © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 49: Jack Setting Position
When long-life coolant (LLC) is used, it must be changed once every two years. Freezing temperature varies depending on the amount of anti- freeze added. Antifreeze mixture (%) Freeze protection temperature (°C) Mixture (%) © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 50: Fuse Replacement
Fuse assignment 1 Fuse box DPF1 7.5A Horn 7.5A DPF2 ALT-S 7.5A Starter Head 7.5A Shift 7.5A Charge 7.5A SAS-ECU 7.5A Tail 7.5A Ignition Work-LP 7.5A Turn 7.5A Stop Gauge Head Including optional accessories © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 51: Air Purge Of The Fuel System
• If the replaced fuse is blown again, ask a BT dealer for inspection. • Ask a BT dealer to replace the GLOW or ALT fuse, if neces- sary. Air purge of the fuel system When fuel has been completely depleted or when maintenance has been performed on the fuel system, be sure to perform air purge in the following sequence. -
Page 52: Maintaining The Battery
2. Should the force value be short of or in excess of the desired range, then turn the knob to adjust accordingly. Be sure to unlock brake to release power when the adjust- ment is made. 1 Hard Turn clockwise to increase force. 2 Soft 3 Knob © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 53: Fuel Tank Check
Follow the steps below. 1. Try to smell leak. 2. Look for leak. 3. Touch possible leak. See the nearest BT dealer upon finding leak and have them repair tank immediately. CAUTION! Never perform do-it-yourself welding or other repair work for it might cause explosion or fire. -
Page 54: Lubrication Chart
IV. Inspect every 1000 hours (6 monthly) V. Inspect every 2000 hours (annually) Inspect and service Replace € MP grease ó Engine oil ì Hypoid gear oil ö Hydraulic oil ú Hypoid gear oil ÷ Brake fluid ø Molybdenum disulfide grease © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 55: Periodic Maintenance
Refer to the periodic maintenance table to determine inspection and maintenance items and inspection cycles. Use only genuine BT parts for replacement parts, and use the recommended types of lubricants. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 56: Periodic Replacement Table
Torque converter rubber hose (Every 2 years) Chain (Every 3 years) DPF muffler filter (Option) (Every 3 years) DPF air cleaner (Option) (Every 2 years) Swing lock cylinder (SAS models) (Every 10,000 hours) * For new vehicles © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 57: Protect Your Investment With Bt Genuine Parts
Protect Your Investment with BT Genuine Parts Why gamble with your valuable assets? When your forklift needs periodic maintenance - as every forklift does - you need BT Gen- uine Parts. The same parts used on BT assembly lines - meeting the same tough BT standards for “PERFORMANCE”, “DURABILITY”, and... -
Page 58: Periodic Maintenance Table
← 21. Radiator cooling water level and leakage ← ← ← 22. Rubber hose deterioration ← ← ← 23. Radiator cap condition ← ← ← 24. Fan belt tension and damage 25. Radiator rubber mount © BT Industries AB 180424-040... - Page 59 11. Axle beam forward and backward direction loose- ness STEERING SYSTEM Steering wheel ← ← ← 1. Play and looseness ← ← ← 2. Operating condition Steering valve ← ← ← 3. Oil leakage ← ← ← 4. Mounting looseness © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
- Page 60 16. Deformation cracking and damage 17. Mounting looseness LOAD HANDLING SYSTEM Forks ← ← ← 1. Fork and stopper pin condition ← ← ← 2. Left and right fork uniformity 3. Cracks in fork base and welded portion © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
- Page 61 ← ← ← 13. Linkage looseness ← ← ← 14. Operation Oil control valve ← ← ← 15. Oil leakage 16. Relief pressure measurement ← ← ← 17. Relief valve and tilt lock valve function © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
- Page 62 Back rest ← ← ← 3. Mounting looseness ← ← ← 4. Deformation, cracking and damage Lighting system ← ← ← 5. Operation and mounting condition Horn ← ← ← 6. Operation and mounting condition © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
- Page 63 19. Bolt looseness Rear-view mirror (Option) ← ← ← 20. Dirt, damage ← ← ← 21. Rear reflection status Others ← ← ← 22. Lubrication For new vehicle Soap Leakage detector Fissure and crack detector © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
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Page 64: Service Data
← ← pliance with EN 12053 1DZ-II•2Z ← ← ← Sound power level (LWA) in com- dB (A) ← ← ← pliance with EN 12053 1DZ-II•2Z ← ← ← Vibration in compliance with EN 13059 © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 65: Lubricant Capacities And Types
ISO VG 32 yà Diesel — 39 (10.3) 41 (10.8) 41 (10.8) L.L.C. = Long Life Coolant (Appropriately diluted with fresh water) The hydraulic oil level pertains to the V-mast with a lift of 3,000mm. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 66: Lpg Device (Option)
LPG Device (Option) LPG Device (Option) Names of LPG Device Components 1. Tank clamp 2. LPG tank 3. Tank bracket 4. Filter 5. Solenoid valve 6. Regulator 7. Filter & solenoid valve 8. LPG switch Impco brand © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 67: Switches
LPG low fuel warning light (France spec: OPT) Once LPG has decreased to a certain level, this lamp will come on, thereby informing the operator. Note: Once the lamp has come on, replenish the fuel. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 68: Lpg Tank And Related Parts
To open the valve....turn it counterclockwise. To shut the valve....turn it clockwise. Relief Valve (Australian market type) This valve prevents explosion that might be caused when the LPG pressure rises above a normal level or when the hose becomes deteriorated. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 69: Operating Lpg-Powered Forklifts
6. Let the engine idle for 5 to 6 minutes. CAUTION! Never depress the accelerator pedal completely. It will send an extra amount of LPG and its heat of vaporization may freeze the regulator and damage the engine. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 70: Starting The Engine
(2) Let the engine stop naturally so that any LPG fuel in the piping leaves the system. Turn the fuel switch and the engine switch to the “O” (OFF) position and remove the key. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 71: Changing The Lpg Tank
6. Fully open the engine hood and release it after cheking sure locking for the hood stay. WARNING! Operating the truck without locking the engine hood can result in serious injury or death if the truck overturns. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 72: Closing
4. Bring the clamped tank with the bracket down toward the rear side of the vehicle. 5. Pull the tank clamp toward you to release the band locks. 6. Push the bands aways from you and remove the tank. © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 73: Installing The Tank
5. Do not try to start engine until all gas smell is gone. WARNING! If any gas leakage is found, immediately report to the supervi- sor for repair by a qualified mechanic or your BT dealer. Tag truck “out of service”. CAUTION! Always wipe soapy water off after the inspection. -
Page 74: Safety Precautions About Operating Lpg-Powered Forklifts
• If a gas leak is detected, immediately put out any fire, venti- late the area and keep the area in a strictly fire free condition. Then call a qualified BT dealer or service garage. • Store LPG tanks in a strictly free area having a gas detector at all times. -
Page 75: Servicing The Regulator
• Do not try to start engine until all gas smell is gone. • If any gas leakage is found, immediately report it to the super- visor for repair by a qualified mechanic or your BT dealer. The truck is not allowed to be operated. - Page 76 • If a gas leak is detected, immediately put out any fire, venti- late the area and keep the area in a strictly firefree condition. Then call a qualified BT dealer or service garage. n Monthly Inspection and Maintenance Item...
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Page 77: Lubricant And Coolant
Ignition timing BTDC°/rpm 7°/800 LPG models ← Idling speed 2600 (2~2.5 ton) Max. no-load rpm 2600 2800 (3~J3.5 ton) 4Y engine-powered, 1.5~1.8 ton class pneumatic tire vehicles 4Y engine-powered, 2.0~J3.5 ton class pneumatic tire vehicles © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 78: Mast Specifications And Rated Capacities
Load Stand- Backrest ard Load Backrest NOTE Wide visible Mast Wide Visible Full-Free Wide Visible Full-Free NOTE: Height of standard Lift Two Stage Mast Lift Three Stage Mast load backrest is 1220 mm (48 in) © BT Industries AB 180424-040... - Page 79 (244.9) (67.3) (40.6) (2650) (2700) 5500 2405 6035 6720 1870 1190 1250 (216.5) (94.7) (237.6) (264.6) (73.6) (46.9) (2050) (2600) 6000 2595 6535 7220 2060 1380 1100 (236) (102.2) (257.3) (284.3) (81.1) (54.3) (1600) (2400) © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
- Page 80 (67.3) (40.6) (3000) (3000) 5500 2405 6035 6720 1870 1190 1100 1400 (216.5) (94.7) (237.6) (264.6) (73.6) (46.9) (2500) (2900) 6000 2595 6535 7220 2060 1380 1200 (236) (102.2) (257.3) (284.3) (81.1) (54.3) (1750) (2400) © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
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Page 81: Gt 20, Dt 20P
(46.7) (2650) (3750) 6000 2595 6550 7220 2025 1375 1600 (236) (102.2) (257.9) (284.3) (79.7) (54.1) (1950) (3300) 6500 2845 7050 7220 2275 1625 — — — 1550 (256) (112) (277.6) (303.9) (89.6) (64) (3200) © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 82: Gt 25, Dt 25P
(46.7) (2850) (4500) 6000 2595 6550 7220 2025 1375 1700 (236) (102.2) (257.9) (284.3) (79.7) (54.1) (2000) (3500) 6500 2845 7050 7220 2275 1625 — — — 1550 (256) (112) (277.6) (303.9) (89.6) (64) (3200) © BT Industries AB 180424-040... -
Page 83: Gt 30, Dt 30P
(4300) 6500 3120 7105 7220 2505 1900 — — — 1600 (256) (122.8) (279.7) (303.9) (98.6) (74.8) (3500) 7000 3370 7605 8220 2755 2150 — — — 1200 (275.5) (132.7) (299.4) (323.6) (108.5) (84.6) (2600) © BT Industries AB 180424-040... - Page 84 (4150) (4950) 6500 3385 7230 7220 2655 2165 — — — 1650 (256) (133.3) (284.6) (303.9) (104.5) (85.2) (3540) 7000 3635 7730 8220 2905 2415 — — — (275.5) (143.1) (304.3) (323.6) (114.4) (95.1) (1900) © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
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Page 85: Wheel And Tire
Front 28x9-15-14PR (I) 15x7.00T 3 ton Dual 28x8-15-12PR (I) 15x7.00T 6.50-10-10PR (I) 10x5.00F Rear 6.50-10-12PR (I) 10x5.00F Single 2.50-15-16PR (I) 15x7.00T Front Dual 28x8-15-12PR (I) 15x7.00T J3.5 ton 6.50-10-12PR (I) 10x5.00F Rear 6.50-10-14PR (I) 10x5.00F © BT Industries AB 180424-040... - Page 86 12x5.00S 2~2.5 ton 9x4.00E Rear 6.00-9 9x4.00E Single 28x9-15 15x7.00T Front 3 ton Dual 7.00-15 15x6.00S Rear 6.50-10 10x5.00F Single 2.50-15 15x7.00T Front J3.5 ton Dual 7.00-15 15x6.00S Rear 6.50-10 10x5.00F : Standard : Available © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
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Page 87: Vehicle Dimensions
(72.2) (72.6) (77.4) (78.3) (82.1) (83.9) ← ← ← ← ← 4420 (166.1) ← ← ← ← ← 3000 (118) ← ← ← 1995 2020 2125 (78.5) (79.5) (83.7) ← ← ← ← (5.9) (5.3) © BT Industries AB 180424-040... - Page 88 1000 (39.4) ← ← (16.1) (18.5) (19.1) (19.5) ← ← ← 1410 1600 1700 (55.5) (63.0) (66.9) (16.9) (18.1) (18.7) (20.9) (22.0) (24.2) 2250 2280 2545 2600 2745 2810 (88.6) (89.8) (100.2) (102.4) (108.1) (110.6) © BT Industries AB 180424-040...
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Page 89: Recommended Lubricants
Sunoco MP Sunoco Sunfleet Sunoco Sunvis 816 Sunfleet XL Sunoco Dexron® II Sunoco Duna- Dieselube GL-5 Trans HP Gre- Brake Fluid Grease Multi-Season type fluid lube Sunfleet Sunfleet XL Fluid- Antifreeze Sunlube MIL-B Gear Lube Food © BT Industries AB 180424-040... - Page 90 X-18MD Multi ATF Type Mulri-Lube Brake Fluid Hydraulic Oil Special Moly Pamanent Dexron® II All-Climate HD X-18MD Multi Purpose Gear Lithium EP Grease Antifreeze type fluid All-Fleet Purpose Gear EP Gre- Coolant (S-3) HP Gear Lube © BT Industries AB 180424-040...