Napa 520-6002 Manuel De Fonctionnement Et Liste Des Pièces page 4

OWNER/USER RESPONSIBILITY
The owner and/or user must have a thorough
understanding of
instructions and warnings before using this engine
crane. Personnel involved in the use and operation of
equipment shall be careful, competent, trained and
qualified in the safe use and operation of equipment and
its proper use when servicing motor vehicles and their
components. Warning information should be emphasized
and understood. If the operator is not fluent in English,
the manufacturer's instructions and warnings shall be
read to and discussed with the operator in the operator's
native language by the purchaser/owner, making sure
that the operator comprehends its contents.
Owner and/or user must study and maintain for future
reference the manfacturer's instructions. Owner and/or
user is responsible for keeping all warning labels and
instruction manuals legible and intact. Replacement labels
and literature are available from the manufacturer.
Height Range
7-1/2" - 94-7/8"
@1,000 Lb.
Position
89-3/4" Length
REV. 04/08/05
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the manufacturer's operating
Height Range
19-1/4" - 74-3/8"
@4,000 Lb.
Position
50-3/4" Width
LIFTING
CAUTIONS
When removing engine from vehicle be sure that the front of vehicle
is not up against the hydraulic unit. Lower boom to the lowest
position before moving load. DO NOT allow load to swing or drop
sharply as instability or loss of load may occur. Never perform any
work or inspection on engine while it is on the crane. The engine
must be transferred to a properly rated engine stand before work or
inspection can be done to engine.
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Before every use, visually inspect the
crane for any loose points, signs of
instability or leaking hydraulic fluid.
This crane is designed for engine
lifting purposes only. DO NOT attempt
to use it for lifting any other heavy
equipment as weight loss or imbalance
may occur.
Maximum weight capacity is 2 ton.
Always check weight of engine and
compare to the crane's rated capacity.
Never exceed weight limit or loss of
load may occur.
Visually inspect the floor surface
before using crane. Floor must be
level, smooth and hard. Floor should
also be free of cracks and obstacles
that could obstruct movement.
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