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3.
Inspect the engine assembly and accessories.
Check for any leakage of oil or coolant. Inspect
the engine mounts for damage and loose bolts.
4.
Inspect the fan blades for looseness and
damage. Inspect fan belt(s) for wear and
damage. Check radiator hoses, hose clamps,
and fittings.
5.
Inspect exhaust system pipes and connections.
Be sure that the tail pipe is directed to blow
exhaust gases towards rear of truck and away
from radiator.
6.
Inspect the fuel system.
7.
Check the hydraulic system components, hoses,
piping,
and
connections.
Check
for
wear,
leakage, and damage. Check rear tilt cylinder
anchor pins.
8.
Inspect all control pedals, levers, and linkages,
including seat and seat mounting.
Air Cleaner
NOTE
Air cleaner should not be serviced unless the air
restriction indicator shows service is required. Do not
“over-service”.
1. Check air cleaner mounting and connections. Be
sure the air cleaner hose is securely connected
(not loose or leaking).
2. Inspect the engine air filter element for damage
and contamination (excessive dirt build-up and
clogging). When replacing the air filter element,
always inspect the air intake passages for
evidence of dirt. Clean (wipe out) the housing.
Change the engine air filter every 50 to 250
hours, depending upon the application and
operating conditions, except as noted below.
Battery
•
Do not smoke or have open flames or
sparks in battery charging areas or near
batteries. An explosion can result and
cause injury or death.
•
This battery contains corrosive acid which
can cause injury. If acid contacts your
eyes or skin, flush immediately with water
for
15
minutes
and
get
medical
assistance.
1. Inspect the battery and mounting. Check battery
cables for wear. Be sure the cable terminals are
tight and clean.
2. Inspect the battery for any damage, cracks,
leaking condition, etc. If the terminals are
corroded, clean and protect them. If your battery
has removable vent caps, check to be sure the
cells are all filled. Refill with distilled water to
bottom of vent cap opening.
3. Be sure vent caps (as applicable) are properly
sealed in battery top to avoid spillage.
Functional Tests
Check that all controls and systems are functioning
correctly.
Safety Equipment
Damage to the truck can result if any of the warning
indicators illuminate when the engine is running. Stop the
engine. Do not operate the truck. Report any failures.
NOTE
To avoid starting engine when checking warning lights,
move directional control lever from 'N" (neutral) briefly
only, while turning key switch to START position.
1. Test horn, lights, and all other safety equipment
and accessories. Be sure they are properly
mounted and working correctly.
2. Press horn button to check horn function. If the
horn or any other part does not operate, report
the failure and have it repaired before truck is
put back into operation.
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