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Service and Maintenance
e. Work your way through the entire rope until the clean
rope is on the towel.
f. Examine the winch spool and fairlead for sharp or rough
surfaces that could damage the rope. If necessary,
remove or repair sharp or rough surfaces.
5. Dry the rope.
6. Wind the rope neatly (under tension) onto the winch.
9.9
Tire Maintenance and Safety
WARNING!
Do not attempt to mount a tire on a wheel or rim
without the correct equipment and experience.
Tire maintenance should be done by an approved
tire dealer or repair service. Failure to follow the
correct procedures when mounting a tire can
produce an explosion and cause serious injury
or death.
IMPORTANT! Replace worn tires with tires that meet the
original tire specifications. Never undersize tires.
Check the tire pressure every 100 hours of operation or
annually.
• Tighten the wheel lug nuts to the correct torque daily. For
torque specifications, see Lug Nut Torque on page 77.
• Check the tire pressure before towing the machine on a
roadway. See the tire sidewall for the correct pressure.
9.10 Clean the Machine
IMPORTANT! Using harsh chemicals can damage the
machine finish. Do not use gasoline, diesel fuel, or thinners
for cleaning.
IMPORTANT! A pressure washer can damage the machine's
product identification plate and make it unreadable. Do not
direct the spray from a pressure washer onto the product
identification plate.
IMPORTANT! A pressure washer can damage bearings. Do
not direct the spray from a pressure washer directly onto
bearings.
1. Use a hose or pressure washer and mild detergent to
remove dust, dirt, and debris.
2. Use a clean, soft cloth, that is dampened with water to
remove dirt from the product identification plate.
3. Start the machine.
For instructions, see Start the Machine on page 41.
4. Operate the engine for a few minutes for it to dry.
5. Stop the machine.
For instructions, see Stop the Machine on page 41.
6. Apply grease to the areas where the pressure washer could
remove it.
For instructions, see Grease Points on page 61.
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Log Loader Trailer
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