How to use manual hydraulic trucks safely and durable

How to use manual trucks safely

Manual hydraulic trucks, also known as ground cattle or pallet stacker, are the first choice for many small items. Generally, goods are moved in shopping malls or products are moved in factories. The manual hydraulic truck seems simple, but there are many things that need to be paid attention to during operation. Only by operating in accordance with the manufacturer's requirements can it be safe and efficient.

1. The manual hydraulic truck must be completely placed under the pad, fork the goods, and keep the goods stable before pulling.

2. When lowering the fork, it is strictly forbidden to put your hands and feet under the fork.

3. When using the manual hydraulic truck, be careful not to hit other people, equipment and other items in the channel environment.

4. When the manual hydraulic truck is not in use, the fork must be lowered to a low position with no load.

5. The damaged manual hydraulic truck must be repaired or scrapped, and its use is prohibited.

Daily maintenance and maintenance of manual hydraulic trucks

Manual hydraulic trucks have played a great role in all walks of life, providing a lot of convenience for people's life and work. If manual trucks are to be durable, daily maintenance and overhaul are very important contents, which can ensure the service life and work progress. Finish.

Brackets and fasteners: Tighten the loose axle and nut and check whether the welding seam or support plate is damaged. The plunger type casters should be tightened with nuts or firmly riveted and ensure that the equipment mounting bracket is not bent. When installing casters Lock nuts or lock washers should be used.

Lubrication: Add lubricating oil regularly, and apply the grease to the friction parts of the axle, the seal ring and the roller bearing to reduce friction and make the rotation more flexible.

Casters: Visually check the wear of the casters, check that the casters rotate normally, there is no debris entanglement or the casters are too loose or too tight, replace the damaged casters to avoid unstable rotation, after checking and replacing the casters, make sure to use locking pads Tighten the axle with the disc and nut (because a loose axle can cause the spokes to rub against the bracket and seize).