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Parts & Service (Europe) Unit 1 Maes Y Clawdd, Maesbury Road Industrial Estate Oswestry, Shropshire SY10 8NN UK
Phone: +44-1691-676-235
Fax: +44-1691-676-238
Email: info@skyjackeurope.co.uk
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DANGER
DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a potentionally hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
may result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used to
alert against unsafe practices.
important
IMPORTANT indicates a procedure(s) essential for safe operation and which,
if not followed, may result in a malfunction or damage to the machine.
SKYJACK Inc. is continuously improving and expanding product features on its equipment, therefore, specifications
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and dimensions are subject to change without notice.
Purpose of Equipment
The SKYJACK Rough Terrain - E Series (Models 8831E & 8841E) aerial platforms are designed to transport and
raise personnel, tools and materials to overhead work areas.
Use of Equipment
The aerial platform is a highly maneuverable, mobile work station. Lifting and driving MUST be on a flat, level,
compacted surface.
ManualS
Operating Manual
The operating manual is considered a fundamental part of the aerial platform. It is a very important way to
communicate necessary safety information to users and operators. A complete and legible copy of this manual
must be kept in the provided weather-resistant storage compartment on the aerial platform at all times.
Maintenance & Parts
The purpose of this is to provide the customer with the servicing and maintenance procedures essential for
the promotion of proper machine operation for its intended purpose.
All information in this manual should be READ and UNDERSTOOD before any attempt is made to service the
machine. The updated copy of the manuals are found on the company’s website: www.skyjack.com.
Operator
The operator MUST read and completely understand both this operating manual and the safety panel label lo-
cated on the platform and ALL other warnings in this manual and on the aerial platform. Compare the labels on
the aerial platform with the labels found within this manual. If any labels are damaged or missing, replace them
immediately.
Optional Accessories
The SKYJACK aerial platform is designed to accept a variety of optional accessories. These are listed under “Stan-
dard and Optional Features” in Section 1 of the Operating Manual.
Operating instructions for these options (if equipped) are located in Section 2 of the Operating Manual.
For options not listed under “Standard and Optional Features”, contact the SKYJACK Service Department at
North America:
( : 800 275-9522
7 : 630 262-0006
Europe:
( : 44 1691-676-235
7 : 44 1691-676-239
Include the model and serial number for each applicable machine.
- Equipment identified with “CE” meets the requirements for the European countries, i.e., Machinery
Directive 89/392/EEC, 98/37/EC and EMC Directive 89/336/EEC and the corresponding EN standards.
WARNING
Failure to comply with your required responsibilities in the use and operation of the aerial platform
could result in death or serious injury!
You, as a careful operator, are the best insurance against an accident. Therefore, proper usage of this aerial
platform is mandatory. The following pages of this manual should be read and understood completely before
operating the aerial platform.
Common sense dictates the use of protective clothing when working on or near machinery. Use appropriate safety
devices to protect your eyes, ears, hands, feet and body.
Any modifications from the original design are strictly forbidden without written permission from SKYJACK Inc.
Electrocution Hazard
This aerial platform is not electrically insulated. Maintain a Minimum Safe Approach Distance (MSAD) from ener-
gized power lines and parts as listed below. The operator must allow for the platform to sway, rock or sag. This
aerial platform does not provide protection from contact with or proximity to an electrically charged conduc-
tor.
DANGER
Avoid Power Lines
Minimum Safe Approach Distance
ANSI/SIA A92.6-1999 & CE Guidance Note
CSA B354.2-01 Requirements “Avoidance of danger from Overhead Lines”
Voltage Range Minimum Safe Approach Distance
(Phase to Phase) Feet Meters
0 to 300V Avoid Contact
Over 300V to 50KV 10 3.05
Adhere strictly to the governmental rulings and
Over 50KV to 200KV 15 4.60
regulations applicable in your country.
Over 200KV to 350KV 20 6.10
Over 350KV to 500KV 25 7.62
Over 500KV to 750KV 35 10.67
Over 750KV to 1000KV 45 13.72
FAILURE TO AVOID THIS HAZARD WILL RESULT IN DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY!
60023AC
Safety Precautions
Know and understand the safety precautions before going on to next section.
WARNING
Failure to heed the following safety pre- • DO NOT increase the lateral
cautions could result in tip over, falling, surface area of the platform.
crushing, or other hazards leading to Increasing the area exposed to
death or serious injury. the wind will decrease machine
stability.
• KNOW all national, state/provincial and local
rules which apply to your MACHINE and JOB-
SITE. • DO NOT drive or elevate the
aerial platform if it is not on a
• TURN the main power disconnect switch OFF firm level surface. Do not drive
when leaving the machine unattended. Remove elevated near depressions
the key to prevent unauthorized use of the aerial or holes of any type, loading
platform. docks, debris, drop-offs and
surfaces that may affect the sta-
• WEAR all the protective clothing and personal bility of the aerial platform.
safety devices issued to you or called for by job
conditions.
• If operation in areas with
• DO NOT wear loose clothing, holes or drop-offs is abso-
dangling neckties, scarves, lutely necessary, elevated
rings, wristwatches or other driving shall not be allowed.
jewelry while operating this lift. Position the machine horizon-
tally only with the platform fully
lowered. After ensuring that
all 4 wheels or outriggers (if
equipped) have contact with
• AVOID entanglement with level firm surface, the aerial
ropes, cords or hoses. platform can be elevated. Af-
ter elevation, the drive function
must not be activated.
• DO NOT operate on surfaces not capable of • DO NOT raise the aerial plat-
holding the weight of the aerial platform including form while the machine is on a
the rated load, e.g. covers, drains, and trenches. truck, fork lift or other device or
vehicle.
• DO NOT climb on scissor arm • STUNT driving and horseplay are prohibited.
assembly. It is prohibited.
• ENSURE ALL tires are in good condition and lug
nuts are properly tightened.
WARNING
Entering and exiting the aerial platform
should only be done using the three
points of contact system.
WARNING
An operator should not use any aerial
platform that:
Table of Contents
Width 87.0”
Length 137.5”
Drive Full***
Gradeability 30%
60125AE-ANSI
* Weights are approximate; refer to serial nameplate for specific weight. Values shown are for standard 2WD machines on air
tires with a manual extension platform (Mid Size RT’s) and no extension platforms (Full Size RT’s)
Width 2.21m
Length 3.5 m
Drive 7.9 m
Gradeability 30%
60125AE-CE
* Weights are approximate; refer to serial nameplate for specific weight. Values shown are for standard 2WD machines on air
tires with a manual extension platform Mid Size RT’s and no extension platforms Full Size RT’s.
Recording Date
Recording Year # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Owner’s Name
Inspected By
60141AB
As described earlier in this section, this decal is located on the scissor assembly. It must be completed after an annual inspection has
been completed. Do not use the aerial platform if an inspection has not been recorded in the last 13 months.
One Extension
2000 lb. 6 500 lb. 2 Not Available
Platform
Two Extension
1700 lb. 6 500 lb. 2 500 lb. 2
Platforms
No Extension
1700 lb. 5 Not Available
Platform
8841E
One Extension
1500 lb. 5 500 lb. 2 Not Available
Platform
Two Extension
1500 lb. 5 500 lb. 2 500 lb. 2
Platforms
60279AC-ANSI
NOTE:
Occupants AND materials are not to exceed rated load.
Refer to capacity label at sides of platform for additional information and for models equipped with options.
No Extension
1134 kg 6 Not Available
Platform
8831E
One Extension
908 kg 5 227 kg 2 Not Available
Platform
Two Extension
681 kg 4 227 kg 2 227 kg 2
Platforms
No Extension
681 kg 4 Not Available
Platform
8841E
One Extension
681 kg 4 227 kg 2 Not Available
Platform
Two Extension
681 kg 4 227 kg 2 227 kg 2
Platforms
60279AC-CE
NOTE:
Occupants AND materials are not to exceed rated load.
Capacities listed are for standard machines equipped with #6 tires.
Refer to capacity label at sides of platform for additional information and for models equipped with options.
General Maintenance
Before attempting any repair work, disconnect the battery by turning the main power disconnect switch to
the “OFF” position. Preventative maintenance is the easiest and least expensive type of maintenance.
WARNING
Use original or equivalent to the original parts and components for the aerial platform.
Section 3
System Component Identification
And Schematics
Table Of Contents
Symbols & Charts
Figure 3.1-1. Relay Function Chart................................................................................................................. 2
Figure 3.1-2. Tilt Switch Usage Chart............................................................................................................. 3
Figure 3.1-3. Electrical Symbol Chart............................................................................................................. 4
Figure 3.1-4. Hydraulic Symbol Chart............................................................................................................ 5
Hydraulic System
Figure 3.2-1. Hydraulic Schematic Parts List................................................................................................. 7
Figure 3.2-2. Hydraulic Schematic ................................................................................................................ 9
Figure 3.2-3. Hydraulic Manifold Component And Port Identification......................................................... 10
Figure 3.2-4. Outrigger Manifold And Auto Reset Manifold Port Identification............................................ 10
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Battery Charger Schematics
Figure 3.3-1. Battery Charger Schematic - MAC BA1001............................................................................ 11
Figure 3.3-2. Battery Charger Schematic - Bycan #4825U......................................................................... 12
NORMALLY NORMALLY
CLOSED OPEN
CONTACT CONTACT
Tilt switch
(X Axis° x Y Axis°)
Model Serial Numbers
117880
(2.5° x 4.5°)
M10281AA
ANGLE
WIRE CROSSING HOURMETER KEY SWITCH
TRANSDUCER
LIMIT SWITCH
ELECTRIC
FUSE ROTARY SWITCH N.C.
MOTOR
BATTERY SILICON
EMERGENCY CAM OPERATED
CHARGE CONTROLLED
STOP BUTTON LIMIT SWITCH
INDICATOR RECTIFIER
PROXIMITY
CAPACITOR RESISTOR TILT SWITCH
SWITCH
SINGLE POLE
PNP
POTENTIOMETER LEVEL SENSOR SINGLE THROWN
TRANSISTOR
RELAY
TEMPERATURE
SWITCH
VARIABLE
LINE CROSSING DISPLACEMENT SHUTTLE VALV VELOCITY FUSE
PUMP
SPRING APPLIED
ELECTRIC MOTION HYDRAULIC
MOTOR FIXED ORIFICE CONTROL VALVE RELEASED
BRAKE
FIXED
DISPLACEMENT COUNTER ROTARY
CHECK VALVE BALANCE VALVE ACTUATOR
PUMP
VARIABLE
PRESSURE PILOT LINES Dashed DISPLACEMENT
MAIN LINES Solid
TRANSDUCER HYDRAULIC MOTOR
QUICK
SERVO DISCONNECT
M50045AA
TO
BRAKE
TO MAIN
TO MANIFOLD
PS2 STEER TO
PRESSURE TO 4H-23A TANK
SWITCH GEARBOX RIGHT
4H-32A
STEER 4H-24A
AUTO
TRACTION RESET
VALVE LEFT MANIFOLD
GEARBOX
STEER
GEARBOX VALVE HP2
VALVE
GAUGE 4H-33A HAND
2H-25 PUMP
LIFT
QUICK
GEARBOX
BRAKE
VALVE V6
CV4 VALVE
CV3 AUTO
LIFT
BRAKE RESET
CV5 CHECK
CHECK VALVE
LIFT R1 VALVE
VALVE
CHECK SYSTEM
RELIEF R2 4H-74
VALVE GEARBOX
VALVE OUTRIG-
2H-13-1 RELIEF GER
VALVE VALVE LEFT REAR
4H-71 2H-17A
LOWERING 2H-44 OUTRIGGER RETRACT OUTRIGGER
GEARBOX CV4 OUTRIGGER
SYSTEM
MANIFOLD HOLDING
HOLDING LEFT FRONT
CHECK RETRACT VALVE
LIFT GAUGE VALVE 4H-72
VALVE OUTRIGGER
RIGHT FRONT
EMERGENCY
RETRACT
LOWERING
4H-73
LIFT OUTRIGGER 4H-78
O5 RIGHT REAR OUTRIGGER
2H-30 ORIFICE RETRACT LEFT REAR
BRAKE EXTEND
RELEASE
CV2 4H-75
VALVE
SMALL OUTRIGGER
CV1 PUMP LEFT FRONT
LARGE PUMP CHECK EXTEND
CHECK VALVE VALVE
2H-14D
LIFT O6
2H-21A TO
VALVE DUMP
SYSTEM LARGE
ORIFICE TO 4H-76
DUMP PUMP TO RETURN OUTRIGGER TO
VALVE SMALL FILTER RIGHT OUTRIGGER
PUMP 4H-77
OUTRIGGER FRONT CYLINDERS
RIGHT REAR EXTEND
EXTEND
M10307AA 10283AA
9 5 7
11
1 3
11 4 10
M1115AA_1
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
1 9 2
3
7 5 10 15
13
14
16
12
12
4 6
11
M1115AA_2
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
1 121570 1 VARISTOR
2 121564 1 TRANSFORMER
3 121536 1 CAPACITOR
4 121569 1 RESISTOR 10K OHM, 3W
5 121538 2 RECTIFIER
6 129258 1 DIODE
7 121540 1 FUSE, LINK
8 121541 1 SOCKET, AC Cord
9 121542 2 RELAY, 24V DC
10 121543 1 AMMETER, 50A DC
11 121565 1 CONTROLLER ASSEMBLY
12 121545 2 RELAY, 240 V
13 121546 1 CIRCUIT BREAKER, AC
14 121566 1 FAN, Cooling
15 121567 1 CORD, DC Battery
16 115391 1 PLUG, Charger cutout
M50070AB
M50087AA
M50087AC
M10070AA
Figure 3.6-1b
M50030AA-A
Figure 3.6-1a.
M50030AC-CD
Electrical System
4.1-1. All Controls Inoperative......................................................................................................................... 3
4.1-2. All Controls Inoperative From Platform................................................................................................. 4
4.1-3. Base Controls Inoperative.................................................................................................................... 4
4.1-4. Up Circuit Inoperative from Platform.................................................................................................... 4
4.1-5. Up Circuit Inoperative from Base.......................................................................................................... 5
4.1-6. Down Circuit Inoperative....................................................................................................................... 5
4.1-7. Platform Does Not Steer Left or Right.................................................................................................. 5
4.1-8. No Steer Right....................................................................................................................................... 6
4.1-9. No Steer Left......................................................................................................................................... 6
4.1-10. Forward and Reverse Drive Inoperative............................................................................................... 6
4.1-11. Forward Drive Inoperative..................................................................................................................... 7
4.1-12. Reverse Drive Inoperative..................................................................................................................... 7
4.1-13. Forward and Reverse Slow Speed Only.............................................................................................. 7
4.1-14. Brake Not Releasing............................................................................................................................. 7
4.1-15. Lift/Traction Shift Circuit Inoperative..................................................................................................... 8
4.1-16. Power Extension Deck Inoperative....................................................................................................... 8
4.1-17. Outrigger Circuit Inoperative................................................................................................................ 9
Hydraulic System
4.2-1. All Controls Inoperative....................................................................................................................... 11
4
4.2-2. All Systems Sluggish ......................................................................................................................... 11
4.2-3. Brake Will Not Release ...................................................................................................................... 11
4.2-4. No Steer Left or Right......................................................................................................................... 11
4.2-5. Brakes Will Not Release and No Steering.......................................................................................... 11
4.2-6. Work Platform Does Not Lift.............................................................................................................. 11
4.2-7. Work Platform Lifts Slowly.................................................................................................................. 12
4.2-8. Platform Drifts Down........................................................................................................................... 12
4.2-9. Drifts Circuit Inoperative...................................................................................................................... 12
4.2-10. Powered Extension Platform will Not Extend or Retract.................................................................... 12
4.2-11. Work Platform Does Not Shift Between Lift and Drive........................................................................ 12
4.2-12. Outrigger Inoperative.......................................................................................................................... 13
The following pages contain a Table of Troubleshooting information for locating and correcting most service
trouble which can develop. Careful inspection and accurate analysis of the systems listed in the Table of Trouble-
shooting Information will localize the trouble more quickly than any other method. This manual cannot cover all
possible troubles and deficiencies that may occur. If a specific trouble is not listed, isolate the major component
in which the trouble occurs, isolate whether the problem is electrical or hydraulic, and then isolate and correct
the specific problem.
The content of this section is separated into “probable cause” and “remedy”. The information preceded by a
number represents the “probable cause”. The following line, noted by a dash and a greater indentation represents
the “remedy” to the “probable cause” directly above it. See example below for clarification.
1. Probable Cause
-Remedy
1. Loose or broken wire #07 from Base Control Box to Emergency Stop Switch (S7) in Platform Control Box.
-Check continuity. Replace if defective.
2. Open or defective Platform Emergency Stop Switch (S7).
-Close switch. Replace if defective.
3. Loose or broken wire #07A from Platform Emergency Stop Switch (S7) to Key Switch (S8).
-Check continuity. Replace if defective.
4. Open or defective Key Switch (S8).
-Close switch. Replace if defective.
5. Loose or broken wire #08 from Key Switch (S8) to Lift/Off/Drive Switch (S9).
-Check continuity. Replace if defective.
6. Open or defective Lift/Off/Drive Switch (S9).
-Close switch. Replace if defective.
7. Open or defective Gate Limit Switch (LS1) or (LS2) (optional).
-Close gate. Check limit switch adjustment. Replace if defective.
8. Loose or broken wire #05, #05A or #07 on Gate Limit Switches (optional).
-Check continuity. Replace if defective.
1. Open or defective Base Selector Platform/Base Switch (S5)(ANSI/SIA and CSA only).
-Select Base. Replace if defective.
2. Loose or broken wire #10E from Key Switch (S8) to Base Control Box.
-Check continuity. Replace if defective.
3. Defective Lift/Lower Switch (S6) at Base Controls.
-Check Switch. Replace if defective.
4. Open or defective Diode (D10E-1).
-Check Diode. Replace if defective.
5. Open Key Switch (S8).
-Select Base Controls.
1. Loose or broken wire #23 from Steer Switch to Terminal Block Inside Platform Control Box.
-Check continuity. Replace if defective.
2. Open or defective Diode (D23).
-Check diode. Replace if defective.
3. Defective Fuse (F1).
-Replace fuse.
4. Loose or broken wire #23 or #02 on Coil (4H-23).
-Check continuity. Replace if defective.
5. Defective Coil (4H-23).
-Check coil. Replace if defective.
6. Defective Steer Switch.
-Check switch. Replace if defective.
1. Loose or broken wire #24 from Steer Switch to Terminal Block Inside Platform Control Box.
-Check continuity. Replace if defective.
2. Open or defective Diode (D24).
-Check diode. Replace if defective.
3. Defective Fuse (F2).
-Replace fuse.
4. Loose or broken wire #24 or #02 on Coil (4H-24).
-Check continuity. Replace if defective.
5. Defective Coil (4H-24).
-Check coil. Replace if defective.
6. Defective Steer Switch.
-Check switch. Replace if defective.
1. Systems contaminated.
-Thoroughly flush Hydraulic System and add new hydraulic oil.
(Refer to Sec. 5, Page 2 for recommendations.)
2. System Relief Valve (R1) setting to low or valve is defective.
-Check Serial Number Plate for correct pressure setting. Replace valve if defective.
1. Main Lowering Valve (2H-13-1) and Lift Cylinder Holding Valves (2H-13-2) or (2H-13-3) Manual Override
open, contaminated or defective.
-Depress manual override knob and rotate clockwise to close valve. Clean valve and reinstall. Replace
if defective.
2. Manual Lowering Valve (V1) and Lift Cylinder Holding Valve (2H-13-2) and (2H-13-3) stuck open, contaminated
or defective.
-Push valve plunger in. Clean valve and reinstall. Replace if defective.
3. Leaking Cylinder Packing.
-Replace packing.
1. Powered Platform Valve (4H-26 or 4H-27) or (4H-26A or 4H-27A) not shifting or stuck.
-Clean valve and reinstall. Replace if defective.
2. Platform Extension Cylinder (C3) or (C4) packing bad.
-Replace packing.
4.2-11. Work Platform Does Not Shift Between Lift And Drive.
1. Lift Gearbox Valve (4H-33A) or Traction Gearbox Valve (4H-32A) not shifting or is sticking.
-Clean valve and reinstall. Replace if defective.
2. Gearbox Valve (4H-44) not shifting.
-Check valve and reinstall. Replace if defective.
List Of Tables
Table 5-1. General Specifications.........................................................................Section 5,.Page 4
Table 5-2. Torque Specifications..........................................................................Section 5,.Page 5
Table 5-3. Tire Specifications................................................................................Section 5,.Page 5
Table 5-4A. Sevcontrol Adjustable Parameters......................................................Section 5,.Page 12
Table 5-4B. Sevcontrol Adjustable Parameters......................................................Section 5,.Page 13
Table 5-5. Sevcontrol Test Sequence...................................................................Section 5,.Page 15
Table 5-6. Traction Controller Flash Fault Pin References...................................Section 5,.Page 17
Death or injury can result if the work platform is not kept The actual operating environment of the work platform
in good working order. Inspection and maintenance governs the use of the maintenance schedule. The
should be performed by competent personnel who inspection points covered in the Maintenance and
are familiar with mechanical procedures. Inspection Schedule (Section 2, Table 2-3.) indicates
the areas of the work platform to be maintained or
The operator should be assured that the work platform inspected and at what intervals the maintenance and
has been properly maintained and inspected before inspections are to be performed.
using it.
Even if the operator is not directly responsible for the Owner’s Annual Inspection Record
maintenance of this work platform, the operator should
perform ALL the daily inspections in the Maintenance It is the responsibility of the owner to arrange daily,
and Inspection Schedule (Table 2-3.) found in Section weekly, monthly and annual inspections of the work
2 of this manual. platform. The Owner’s Annual Inspection Record
(Table 2-1. in Section 2) is to be used for recording
Note the date of inspection, owner’s name and the person
Replace all worn, damaged or missing parts or labels responsible for the inspection of this work platform.
discovered during this inspection.
DO NOT reach through scissors assembly without the • Before attempting any repair work, disconnect
safety bar properly positioned. Failure to avoid this the battery ground (-) lead.
hazard will result in death or serious injury!
• Preventive maintenance is the easiest and least
expensive type of maintenance.
2. Tolerance of working parts in the hydraulic sys- 9. All hydraulic components must be disassembled
tem are very close. Even small amounts of dirt in spotlessly clean surroundings. During disas-
or foreign material in the system can cause wear sembly, pay particular attention to the identifica-
or damage to components, as well as general tion of parts to assure proper reassembly. Clean
faulty operation of the hydraulic system. Every all metal parts in a clean mineral oil solvent. Be
precaution must be taken to assure absolute sure to thoroughly clean all internal passages.
cleanliness of the hydraulic oil. After the parts have been dried thoroughly, lay
them on a clean, lint-free surface for inspec-
3. Samples of hydraulic oil should be drawn from tion.
the reservoir every six months. These samples
should be about two quarts and should be taken 10. Replace all o-rings and seals when overhauling
while the oil is warmed through normal operation any component. Lubricate all parts with clean
of the system. If possible, the sample should be hydraulic oil before reassembly. Use small
analyzed by a qualified lubrication specialist to amounts of petroleum jelly to hold o-rings in
determine whether it is suitable for further use. place during assembly.
The intervals between oil changes depend on
operating conditions and on the care used in 11. Be sure to replace any lost hydraulic oil when
keeping the oil clean. completing the installation of the repaired com-
ponent, and bleed any air from the system when
4. Whenever there is a hydraulic system failure required.
which gives reason to believe that there are metal
particles or foreign materials in the system, drain 12. All hydraulic connections must be kept tight. A
and flush the entire system and replace the filter loose connection in a pressure line will permit
cartridges. A complete change of oil must be the oil to leak out or air to be drawn into the
made under these circumstances. system. Air in the system can cause damage
to the components and noisy or erratic system
5. Whenever the hydraulic system is drained, check operation.
the magnets in the hydraulic reservoir for metal
particles. If metal particles are present, flush the MAINTENANCE. Three simple maintenance proce-
entire system and add a new change of oil. The dures have the greatest effect on hydraulic system
presence of metal particles also may indicate the performance, efficiency and life. Yet, the very simplicity
possibility of imminent component failure. A very of them may be reasons they are so often overlooked.
small amount of fine particles is normal. What are they? Simply these:
6. DO NOT use synthetic or fire resistant oils in this 1. Change filters regularly.
work platform. Use ATF Dexron III (ESSO) or
equivalent hydraulic oil. For conditions causing 2. Maintain a sufficient quantity of clean hydraulic oil
oil temperatures below -31°F (-35°C) and above of the proper type and viscosity in the hydraulic
122°F (50°C) consult Skyjack, Inc. reservoir.
Gradability 25%
124”
Inside Turning Radius
(3.15 m)
224”
Outside Turning Radius
(5.69 m)
8”
Ground Clearance
(0.203 m)
Tire Contact
Refer to Serial Number Nameplate
Pressure (Max)
60031AA
WARNING
Air Pressure Can Affect Stability. Temperature Changes Can Affect Air Pressure. It Is Important To Check Tire Pressures Prior To
Use On A Daily Basis In The Operating Conditions Experienced By End User. If The Measured PSI Reading Is Less Than The
Specification And Tolerance, Re-inflate To The Proper Specification Within The Tolerance Range Specified. Tires Shall Also Not
Be Subject To Over-Inflation Above The Recommended Specification And Tolerance Range.
1. Locate the System Pressure Quick Disconnect Port on the Main Manifold. Refer to Section 3 “Hydraulic
Manifold And Port Identification” for location.
2. Install a Calibrated 3000 PSI Gauge to the System Pressure Quick Disconnect Port.
3. Remove the Platform Control Box from the Guardrail and disconnect from the Main Control Cable.
4. Locate the Main Control Cable Plug in the Hydraulic/ Electric side of cabinet.
5. Disconnect the Main Cable and connect the Platform Control Box into the Plug.
6. At the Main Manifold, loosen the Locknut on the System Relief Valve R1. Refer to Section 3 “Hydraulic
Manifold And Port Identification” for location.
7. Select Drive with the Lift/Off/Drive Select Switch on the Platform Control Box.
8. Engaged Steer Right and hold.
9. Observe reading on Gauge. Adjust the R1 System Relief Value listed on the Serial Number Plate. Turning
the stem on the Relief Valve clockwise increases pressure. Turning the stem counterclockwise decreases
pressure.
10. Release Steer Switch and tighten the Locknut.
11. Remove the gauge from the System Pressure Test Port.
1. Locate the Gearbox Quick Disconnect Port on the Main Manifold. Refer to Section 3 “Hydraulic Manifold
And Port Identification” for location.
2. Install a Calibrated 1000 PSI Gauge to the Gearbox Quick Disconnect Port.
3. At the Main Manifold, loosen the Locknut on the Gearbox Relief Valve R2. Refer to Section 3 “Hydraulic
Manifold And Port Identification” for location.
4. Disconnect the shift sensors plug (CN6) located near the top left corner of the main control board. Refer
to Section 3.
5. Select Platform Controls. The Small Pump (P2) will start operating.
6. Observe reading on gauge. Adjust Gearbox Relief Valve (R2) to obtain 500 PSI. Turning the stem on the
Relief Valve clockwise increases pressure. Turning the stem counterclockwise decreases the pressure.
7. Reconnect wiring to the Proximity Switches and tighten the Locknut on the Relief Valve.
8. Remove the gauge form the Gearbox Pressure Test Port.
1. Locate Pressure Switch (PS2) on Main Manifold. Refer to Section 3 “Hydraulic Manifold And Port Identifi-
cation” for location.
2. Disconnect spade connectors for pressure switch wires.
3. Turn the black knurled portion of the pressure switch body counter-clockwise until movement stops.
4. Turn the black knurled portion of the pressure switch clockwise for only four full revolutions and recon-
nect spade connectors.
5. Install 3000 PSI Gauge to quick coupler on main manifold. Refer to Section 3 “Hydraulic Manifold And
Port Identification” for location.
6. Operate Drive slowly while observing gauge. It should read a minimum of 800 PSI.
7. If pressure needs to be increased, turn black knurled portion clockwise. If pressure need to be de-
creased turn counter-clockwise.
8. Once 800 PSI is obtained, brake pressure adjustment is complete.
1. To replace a proximity switch. First select either: lift mode to replace the PR2 proximity switch or traction
mode to replace the PR1 proximity switch.
2. Disconnect the main battery disconnect plug.
3. Unplug the connector for the electrical wiring to the proximity switch you want to replace.
4. Back off the lock nut and remove the proximity switch from the gearbox.
5. To install the new proximity switch turn the switch in until it bottoms out. NOTE: There should be threads
of the proximity switch showing when it bottoms out. Then back off the switch two full turns. This insures
the switch is set at the proper distance from it’s sensing surface of 2mm.
6. Tighten the lock nut down while holding the proximity switch in it’s adjusted position.
7. Reconnect the connector for the electrical wiring to the proximity switch.
8. Reconnect the main battery disconnect plug.
WARNING
WARNING
All machine functions remain operational while calibrator is plugged in.
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE:
The following procedure is relevant for the drive controller, except where otherwise noted. The
controller is preset to factory specifications but may be readjusted.
A hand-held calibrator (Figure 5-5, Skyjack part #701051) can be plugged into the controller adjustment socket
and used to digitally view or reset the parameters. The current value of these parameters will be shown on an
LCD display. Additionally, the calibrator can perform certain measurements that can be useful for diagnostic
purposes.
The calibrator has a bar display, operated by the SELECT button, showing the parameters/ measurement selected
and an LCD display showing values that, provided they are parameters, may be adjusted using the +/- buttons.
This unit can also be used to perform certain tests on the control wiring and controller (joystick).
1. Locate Sevcon inside Electrical/Hydraulic Cabinet on the right side of the machine.
2. Locate controller adjustment socket, as shown in Figure 5-6, and connect hand-held calibrator.
Power up the Platform by selecting platform controls using key switch at the Platform Control Box.
WARNING
Before making any adjustments, you must determine the revision of your calibrator. When the
calibrator is plugged in, turn the power on and push and hold down the “-” button for 5 seconds.
3. No LED segments on the bar display will be lit and the minutes/seconds count is displayed. The hours
count is displayed by pressing the (-) button and the 1000’s of hours count is displayed by pressing the
(+) button as described later in this section. Pressing the select button reverts the calibrator to its normal
operation and the IMax LED will be lit.
4. When the desired parameters has been selected, on the left side of the calibrator, it may be adjusted by
pressing the + or - button on the right side of the calibrator. See Table 5-4A. (For calibrator Revision .07)
or Table 5-4B. (for calibrator Revision .10) for adjustable parameters and ranges.
5. When the calibrator is unplugged the Sevcontrol will ‘memorize’ the new parameters settings.
Controller
Adjustment
Socket
IMAX
1 Maximum Controller Current 50 600 Amps 400
ACCEL
2 Acceleration Delay 1 3 Seconds 1
DECEL
3 Deceleration Delay 0.1 3 Seconds 0.1
CREEP
4 Maximum Controller Current 0 10 % of Max. Speed 2
MAX
5 Maximum Allowed Speed 5 100 % of Max. Possible Speed 80
ELEVA
6 Elevated Cutback Speed 5 25 % of Max. Speed 15
TILT
7 Tilted Cutback Speed 5 75 % of Max. Speed 50
11 Not Used
12 Not Used
BRAKE
13 0 3 Seconds 0.5
Brake Personality Timer
60285AA
NOTE: Skyjack does NOT recommend exceeding the default settings.
WARNING
Before making any adjustments, you must determine the revision of your software. When the calibrator is
plugged in, turn the power on and push and hold down the “-” button for 5 seconds.
IMAX
1 Maximum Controller Current 50 600 Amps 400
ACCEL
2 Acceleration Delay 1.0 3.0 Seconds 1.0
DECEL
3 Deceleration Delay 0.1 3.0 Seconds 0.1
CREEP
4 Maximum Controller Current 0 10 % of Max. Speed 2
MAX
5 Maximum Allowed Speed 5 100 % of Max. Possible Speed 80
ELEVA
6 Elevated Cutback Speed 5 25 % of Max. Speed 15
TILT
7 Tilted Cutback Speed 5 75 % of Max. Speed 50
11 Not Used
12 Not Used
ELEVATED CURRENT
13 50 400 Amps 230
Max. Current When Elevated
BRAKE
14 0.0 3.0 Seconds 0.5
Brake Personality Timer
60286AA
WARNING
Before making any adjustments, you must determine the revision of your software. When the
calibrator is plugged in, turn the power on and push and hold down the “-” button for 5 seconds.
Initially a minute/seconds count is displayed. By pressing the (-) button, hours are displayed
and by pressing the (+) button 1000’s of hours are displayed.
Releasing the buttons reverts back to the minute/seconds display. The decimal point blinks every second during
drive. The counter will record up to 65,500 hours before rolling back to 0.
DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE:
WARNING
BATT Displays the current battery voltage. Pressing the (+) button displays the highest
voltage, for the machine, that the Sevcontrol has recorded.
MOTOR AMP Displays the motor current as the machine is being driven.
TEMP Displays the temperature of the MOSFET heat sink in °C. Pressing the (+) button
displays the highest temperature recorded and pressing the (-) button displays the
lowest temperature recorded.
TEST This invokes the diagnostic test routines to check machine switches, joystick,
control wiring etc.
With the calibrator connected and the platform powered up, as described in the adjustment procedure. Use the
SELECT button to select the test segment. If the SELECT button is pressed at any time during the test, the test
will be terminated and the minute/seconds count will be displayed.
The first test displayed, on the drive Sevcontrol, is the joystick input. This displays the input as 0-100% as joystick
is moved from min. to max.
Pressing the (+) and (-) buttons step through the tests as shown in Table 5-5. After the final test, the sequence
will loop back to the joystick input test, then test 1.
Pin 1- Brake relay control. Pin 11- Reverse direction input from joystick
Brings B- to brake relay (25CR). 24 volts = reverse selected.
Test between pin 1 and wire #10A. Test between pin 11 and wire #02.
Pin 2- Direction signal from pin 4 of tachometer Pin 12- Speed signal from pin 2 on tachometer
card. Determines direction. card.
0 volts = forward. 7.5 volts with joystick in neutral.
15 volts = reverse. 7.5 volts to 15 volts = reverse.
Test between pin 4 and wire #02. 7.5 volts to 0 volts = forward.
Test between pin 12 and wire #02.
Pin 3- Not used.
Pin 13- Speed sensing enable.
Pin 4- High Drive Cut-out. Determines lift or drive mode.
24 volts high drive enabled. 2 volts = drive. Speed sensing enabled.
0 volts high drive disabled. 4 volts = lift. Speed sensing disabled.
Test between pin 4 and wire #02 with plat- Anything above 2.52 volts = Lift
form fully lowered. Test between pin 13 and wire #02.
Pin 5- 24 volt input from line contactor. Pin 14- Accelerator input.
Test between pin 6 and wire #02. 3.8 to 4.2 volts with joystick in neutral and
key switch on.
Pin 6- 48 volt input from line contactor. 3.5 volts = slow speed.
Test between Pin 6 and wire #02 with Key 0 volts = fast speed.
Switch on. Test between pin 14 and wire #02.
Number of Flashes
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14
2 X X
5 X
6 X X
7 X
Pin Reference Number
8 X X
10
11 X X
12 X X
13 X
14 X
15 X X
16 X X
17 X X
60288AA
Pin 2- Speed signal to Pin 12 of controller. Pin 10- Speed sensing enable. To Pin 13 on con-
7.5 volts with key switch on and platform troller.
selected. Drive mode = 2 volts = speed sensing
7.5 volts to 15 volts = reverse enabled.
7.5 volts to 0 volts = forward Lift mode = 4 volts = speed sensing
Test between pin 2 and wire #02. disabled.
Test between pin 10 and wire #02.
Pin 3- Tachometer generator input.
Pin 11- Spike suppression for 24 volt B+.
Pin 4- Direction signal to Pin 2 of controller.
0 volts = forward Pin 12- Not used
15 volts = reverse
Test between pin 4 and wire #02. Pin 13- Spike suppression B-.
1. Locate tachometer generator on back of drive motor. Remove rubber boot from the rear of the tachometer
generator.
2. Mark the location of the wires attached to the generator and remove wires. NOTE: Wires must be
reattached to the same terminals as they were removed from or the Sevcon controller will not function
when reassembled.
3. Remove the four 5/16-18 x 1-1/2” bolts securing the tachometer generator mounting plate to the rear of
the motor.
NOTE: Do not attempt to remove the tachometer generator from mounting plate until it has been determined
to be defective.
4. Remove the coupler half from the tachometer generator and attach generator to a drill with a 1000-RPM
rating.
5. Attach a voltmeter to the terminals on the rear of the tachometer generator and set the meter for D.C.
voltage.
6. Energize drill and read voltage on meter. At 1000-RPM voltmeter should indicate (20.8) volts. If reading
is lower the tachometer generator is defective.
7. Put the drill in reverse and energize drill, read voltage on meter. At 1000-RPM voltmeter should read (-20.8)
volts. If reading is lower the tachometer generator is defective.
Note
Steps #6 and #7, the voltage should be a smooth incline to proper voltage.
If voltage is erratic it may affect the performance of the machine.
1. GEAR BOX
2. DRIVE MOTOR
3. COUPLER HALF
4. TACHOMETER GENERATOR MOUNTING PLATE
5. COUPLER HALF
3
4
CUSTOMER___________________________________________________________________
DEALER______________________________________________________________________
List Of Illustrations
Description Page No.
List Of Illustrations
Description Page No.
Special Option
Figure 6.7-1. Hydraulic Outrigger Option - Leg Assembly........................................................................... 116
Figure 6.7-2 Hydraulic Outrigger Option - Hydraulic Hose Connections................................................... 122
Figure 6.7-3. Hydraulic Outrigger Option - Cylinder Assembly................................................................... 124
Figure 6.7-4. Hydraulic Outrigger Option - Manifold Assembly................................................................... 128
Figure 6.7-5. Hydraulic Outrigger Option - Control Box Assembly............................................................. 129
Figure 6.7-6. 1500W DC Inverter.................................................................................................................. 130
Figure 6.7-7. Scissor Guard Option............................................................................................................. 132
Figure 6.7-8. Lanyard Attachment D-Ring Option........................................................................................ 136
Figure 6.7-9. Work Light Option................................................................................................................... 137
37
36
34
4
20
21
35 16
14
17
18
15
22 13
23
25 11
7
8 10
12 6
24
28
26 27
29
9
30 5
3
2
4
32 33
31
30
M1003AD
24
L 8 7
5 10
3
21
19
20
22
14
17 11
18
12
14
23
13
1 14
2
15
17
16
M10033AA_1
30 L 2
32
16
17
26
14
27
3
13
31
15 12 19
5
11
28
21
9
10 8
18 9
29
22
24
23
21
20
25
M10035AC
3 5
7
4
2
6 1 5
9
10
M1046AB
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
1 7
3 11 9
5
12 13
M1027AB
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
8
2
7
6
11
5
4
1 10
3
12
M118090AB
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
8
2
7
6
11
5 12
4
10
3
M1007AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
5
6
8
3
2
4
9
M117362AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
6
3
M1020AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
5
6 7
8
1
9
6
7 2
M1006AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
20
L 19
12
L
11 16
L 14
1
8
L
2
23 5
L
17
10 25
L
9 L 6
7
13
22
18
15
4
24
21
M1040AA
30 4 5 6
25
26
A B
31
L
15
14
26 34
35
27 11
28
29 1
L
32
8
13
24 17
9
16 32
23 8
32
12
10
2 C D 1
22 18 3
7 19
20
21
33
M10268AB
4
5
6 14
8
13
7 10
9
11
12
M1022AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
4 3
M10269AB
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
L
5
1
8
3 2
6
3 2 7
L
4
6 4
M11090AF M11090AG
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
M1017AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
21
36 37 20
16
36 37 31
30 1
32
28
29
27
40
25 3
26
4
33
34
5 35
6
36
7
37
13 39 8
24
23
22
21
11
15 14 12
36 37 20 9
19 38 10
16
18 17
M1010AA
18
38 39 33
32 1
4
34
30
31 29 42
5
28
27
6
35
36
7 37
7
8 38 39
15 41 10
26
25
24
23
38 39 22 13
21 40 17 16 14 11
18 12
20
19
M1009AA
6
5
2 2
10 9
11 8
12 13
14 11
M1003AA
11
9 8
10 12 11
6
5
4 13
3
M109953AA
11
9 8
10 12 11
6
5
4 13
M1002AA
7 3
4
10
14
13
15
11
10
9
12
13
8
3 7
16
3
1
16 2
M11143AA
14
15
8
13
16
12
21 11
7
20
7 8 9 10
3 4 5 6
10
9
2
19
17
1
18
M1062AD
12 13 14
8 9 10 3 11 15 16
17
18
19
20
21
4 3
7 6 5
22
2 1 M1062AD
26 44
1 42
34 43
2
42
41
3
40
4 39
6 7 35
45 36
46 37
47 38
54 53 48
28
49
8 17
29
30
27
52 50 31
51
26 32
33
34
10
25 24
12 22
23 21
20
13
15
19
18
11
17
16
14
M1028AC
26
24
27 25
23
22
21
5 4
20
19
18
7 16
17
15
6 8 14
12
11 13
9 10
M1004AB
3
4
5
2
1
13
13
12
14
14
13
12
13 11
7
10
9 6
8
M112498AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
3
4
5
2
1
13
13
12
14 15
15 6
13
12
13
11
10 7
9
8
M120405AE
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
7
8
6
5
9
10
4
11
3
2
1
15
12 16
14 13
14
20
19
14
18 17
M1066AA
22 23 24 25 26
27
21
20 19 28
18
29
17
16
20
15
30
14
18
13
31
12
32
11
33
10 34
9
35
8
36
4 3 2 1
37
38 7 6 5
M120234AA
10
12
11
4
5
6
3
2 13
1
2
M120572AA
6
9 7
11 8 1
13 14
12
4 10
2
M112448AC
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
7
8
9
10
11 12
2
3
M120412AF
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
9
18 10
19 17 11
15 12
16 13
15 14
20
21 6
22
23
24
25
26 7
27 6
5
3
4
1 2
M1029AA
19 21
3 26
1 13
5
10 9
6 16 2
14
25 18
12
11
15
30 17
28
29
27 7 4 20 22 24 23
M1074AA
2 4
3 5 1
9 7
M1077AA
1 120242 1 WELDMENT, Hydraulic oil tank cabinet (Machines w/o scissor guards)
120252 1 WELDMENT, Hydraulic oil tank cabinet (Machines with scissor guards)
109779 1 WELDMENT, Hydraulic oil tank cabinet (EE Rated)
2 108464 1 DOOR, Oil tank access
103628 AR • SEAL, Door (102” total)
101541 1 • HANDLE W/LOCK, Recessed
111944 AR • • KEY, Door #CH501
3 108463 1 DOOR, Battery charger access
103628 AR • SEAL, Door (88” total)
101541 1 • HANDLE W/LOCK, Recessed
111944 AR • • KEY, Door #CH501
4 116052 AR CABLE, Door stop (18”)
124296 1 CABLE, Door stop (13.25”)
5 (Ref.) 1 TANK ASSEMBLY, Hydraulic oil
- (For components, refer to Figure 6.4-2)
101632 2 • BOLT, Hex-hd 3/8”-16 x 3/4” lg.
103472 2 • WASHER, Flat 3/8”
103999 2 • WASHER, Lock 3/8”
103978 2 • NUT, Hex 3/8”-16
6 (Ref.) - CHARGER ASSEMBLY, Battery
- (For components, refer to Figures 6.4-4)
7 103090 AR CONDUIT, Convoluted (edge protection) 57” lg.
8 120253 2 SUPPORT, Battery charger
9 120199 1 COVER, Charger (splash guard)
10
11 12
3 4
1 2
14
13
M1067AA
Later Models
8
6 15
9
12
11
3 4
10
1 2
13
M11077AA
6 7
5
10 9
4
11
12
3
2
2
13 14 15 16
2
18 17
M120034AD_1
9
6
7 11
4
13
12 14
1
3 2
10
15
M1086AA
11 14
1
4
13
16
3 10
6
7
12
18 8 2 5
M120075AA
18
12
15
9
14
3
4 5
1
16
13
8
11
7 6
2 17
10
M1079AC
13
14
12
18 19 16
1 20 21
17
15
11
4
9
5 8 22
6
7 10
M10734AA
1 129685 1 CHARGER, 48 V DC
2 130096 1 • CONTROL BOARD, Main
3 130092 1 • BOARD, Main PC (2)
4 127155 1 • FUSE, Internal
5 130091 1 • BOARD, Main PC (1)
6 127164 1 • SCREWS, Front and Rear Plates
7 130093 1 • PLATE, Front
8 129688 1 • LABEL, Front Plate
9 127171 1 • RELAY, Power ON
127154 1 • • RELAY, Interlock
10 130097 1 • GASKET, Front or Rear Plate
11 127158 1 • STRAIN RELIEF, Rear Plate
12 130089 1 • CABLE, Output
13 127156 1 • CABLE, Interlock
14 130094 1 • PLATE, Rear
15 103206 1 CONNECTOR, Battery Red 50 Amp
16 115391 1 PLUG, Charger Cutout
17 130090 1 AC Inlet
18 103856 4 BOLT, 1/4” - 20 x 3/4 Grade 5
19 103995 4 WASHER, 1/4” Flat
20 104000 4 WASHER, 1/4” Lock
21 103980 4 NUT, 1/4”-20 Grade B
22 120789 1 CORD, Charger Cord 120V
120790 1 CORD, Charger Cord 220V (CE)
24
25 3
26
4
5 6
1 2 5 7 32
27 8
9 10
11
23 12
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
19
21
22 30
29
31
28
M10036AB
7
4
M1018AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
21 14 31
20
19
23 30
18
12 17 14
30 22
5 16 15 24
25
14
13 26
27
14
12 10 5 3
2
5 9 1
31
11
7 5
14
4 29
6 5
28
M10307AB
22
3
23 21
4
20 19
5 18
6
10 7
8
9 20
11
12
13
14
16 15
17
M10067AA
3 2
14 13 12
5 6
15
17
18 19
11
16
20
10
8 9 7
M1073AB
5
4
6
3
8 2
9
1
10 11 12 13 10 14 15 16 17 10 8
18
19
4
20
MLP-1076AA
10 9 5 PUMP PROXY
PIN 1 - 10 BROWN
8 7 6 PIN 2 - 02 BLUE
PIN 3 - 32 BLACK
PIN 4 - N/U 4
DRIVE PROXY
PIN 1 - 10 BROWN 2
PIN 2 - 02 BLUE
PIN 3 - N/U
PIN 4 - 33 BLACK
11
ML1F-1063AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
1 2
9 7 6 5 4 3
10
11
ML1F-1070AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
13
14
15
3 2 17 16
2 4
5 6
18
1
7
ML1F-1069AC
9
10
11
10
1
8
12
5 6
3 4 6 5 7
5
M11418AA
4 9
11
10
12
13
4 3
14
2
15
1
ML1F-1014AB
22
7
13
17
12
16
23
24 8
18 4 11 9
12 10
15
25 13
14
19 20
3 2
4
21
5
16 1
ML1F-1014AD
6
13
12 10
11
14 15
16 25
17
18
19
23
24 1
20 21 25
15
22 26
12
17
13
4 3
27 L
8
28
5 7
29
6
30
2
31
M132697AD
2 4 4 2
12
13
To Main
Manifold 7
Lower
Ports
5 Upper
Ports
1
14
11
8
9
2 3 10 3 2
15
11 14
10 5 2
1 9
12
4
8
7 3
13
ML1F-1076AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
15
11
14
8
6
5 2
10
9
1 12
4
8
7 3
13
ML1F-1016AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
15
11
8
6
5 2
10
1 9
12
14
4
8
7 3
13
ML1F-1016AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
3 4 8
13
5
1 12
9 14
7
6
4 17
11
10
15
16
M10373AB
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
3 9
5
7
8
4 1
ML1F-1017AB
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
4 5 6
2 3
8 1
MS3F-1023AB
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
3
1
9
5
4
6
7
5 7
18
20
17
19
14
10 12 16 15 13
12
11
M10521AB
6 8 13
5 12
2 9
1 10 3
7 11
14
ML2F-1004AB
Extension Deck
Extension Deck Platform
Platform Extension Deck
Extension Deck
ac inesWithout
Machines it o t acMachines
ines itWithout
o t
Optional Location
LocationFor
For Optional Location For
Optional For Optional Location
Optional Location For
For
Extension
Extension Platform
Platform Extension
Extension Platform
Platform
Safety D-Rings
D-Rings Safety D-Rings
D-Rings Safety D-Rings
D-Rings
M10983AA
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
3 6
5
4
M137979AB
Index Skyjack
Qty. Description
No. Part No.
Label Kits
The following label kit is for models SJ 8831E and 8841E. The kit contains labels that are common to both
machines.
It excludes:
• serial numbers
• nameplates
• registrations
• stripes
• tapes
• platform capacities
• model designations
• all special options
Supply model number, country and language when ordering complete machine labels.
Items with * are part of the label kit.
LABEL KIT:
Model SJ 8831E & 8841E: 129968
TM
1B 33 35
1A
12 34
32 6 27 51 2 28
13
11
54
5
30
31
44 21 22 49 20 10 52
7
39 24 46
60
61
38 18 25 26
8
62 9
37 63 17
50
19 47
48
55 54
64 15 36 14
56
57
58 53 43 42 41 40 3 4
59
M10003AB_1
M11523AB
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