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Service Points - All daily checks capable of being carried out at ground level (electronic readouts can be located in the cab) |
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Service Points - All daily checks capable of being carried out from a safe working platform (electronic readouts can be located in the cab) |
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Service Points - All daily checks capable of being carried out at a grouped service point at ground level |
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Service Points - All daily checks capable of being carried out at a grouped service point from a safe working platform |
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Service Points - All service points to be adequately lit and switched from ground level |
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Lighting - Engine bay to be adequately lit for servicing with options to switch on or off |
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Fuel Points - Refuelling from ground level |
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Fuel Points - Refueling from a safe working platform accessed from a stairway requiring only three points of contact |
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Fuel Points - Refuelling point from ground level fiitted with formula 1 type fast fill and connection point, such as Wiggins/Banlow type |
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Service Points - Machines to be fitted with an autolube system for all greasing points (except rotating prop shafts) |
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Service Points - Machine fitted with a facility to remove oils to enclosed containers to prevent an inadvertant spillage |
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Service Points - Maintenance hatches shall be designed such that once opened they can be retained in the open position and require positive pressure to close, i.e. they can not slam shut unexpectedly |
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Brakes - In built automatic brake testing device such as Symret |
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Brakes/Information - Brake accumulators/Gas canisters should have service requirements specified in the maintenance manual |
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Brakes - Transmission brakes where open to the elements and parking brakes on machines where a disc is fitted around the prop shaft should be enclosed to protect them from the harsh elements and improve brake functionality. |
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Signage - All towing, jacking, lifting and supporting locations to be clearly labeled with durable signs with indication of maximum limits |
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Lifting Accessories - Relocating heavy accessories e.g. batteries and attaching lifting eyes to heavy parts so as to allow for ease of lifting and/or access for mechanical lifting devices |
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Tyres (warning) - Automatic tyre pressure gauge indicator in the cab with visual and audible alarm to alert driver to under or over pressure outside safe limits |
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Wiring (to cab) - Ensure that there is a plug connection for all wiring to the cab in order to facilitate the removal of the cab when required for maintenance without having to break cables |
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Teeth Replacement - Replacement of bucket teeth without the need to use a hammer to strike steel work |
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Batteries - NATO slave start system fitted to batteries to reduce the risk of fire and explosion during jumpstarting accessible from ground level or a safe working platform, supplied in either 12v or 24v as defined by customer |
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