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Turning

1.

Release the floor lock.

NOTE: 

Turning and maneuvering the lift

truck is made easier if the truck is
in motion.

2.

Begin rolling the truck and simultane-
ously apply side pressure to the steer-
ing handle to cause the caster wheels
to swivel.

OPERATING THE LIFT

WARNING:  

Check the space above 

the load on the forks to 
ensure that the load will 
not strike any obstruction 
while being raised. 

1.

Turn the key switch ON.

2.

To raise the forks, pull the lift con-trol
back and hold until the forks reach the
desired height. The forks will raise at a
fixed speed. Return the lift control to
the neutral position.

3.

To lower the forks, push the lift control
forward and hold until the forks reach
the desired level. The lowering speed
can be controlled by the lever. Return
the lift control to the neutral position.

LOADING AND UNLOADING

1.

Move the truck to the location where
the load is to be picked up.

2.

Adjust the forks to the maximum prac-
tical width to support the load.

3.

Raise the forks to the desired height for
entry under the load.

4.

Move the lift truck into position so that
the forks are centered under the load.

5.

Move the lift truck forward to place the
load as far back as pos-sible toward the
lift carriage. Raise the forks to lift the
load.

CAUTION:

 To avoid spilling the load,

move slowly and use extra
caution when turning.

6.

Move the lift truck backward from the
loading position.

7.

When the load is clear of its rack, lower
the load, leaving enough floor clear-
ance to maneuver the truck.

8.

Push or pull the truck carefully to the
area where the load is to be placed.

9.

Align the lift truck with its new position.

10. Raise the forks to the desired height

and slowly move the lift truck into posi-
tion for off-loading.

CAUTION:

 The load must rest squarely

on its rack when it is low-
ered into position.

11. When the load is in position, lower the

forks until the pallet rests on its rack and
the forks are free.

12. Slowly move the lift truck back-ward,

checking that the forks do not catch on
the pallet or rack.

13. Lower the forks when they are clear.

14. Proceed to move the next load.

PARKING

When finished with moving loads, lower
the forks and move the lift truck to its
maintenance or storage area. Engage the
floor lock. Turn off the key switch. Charge
the battery if required.

 

Summary of Contents for Big Joe M22

Page 1: ...OPERATOR S MANUAL Big Lift LLC www bigjoeforklifts com Manual Part No 901638 08 16 2018 MANUAL PROPELLED SEMI ELECTRIC STRADDLE LIFT TRUCK...

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Page 3: ...the truck at all times as a handy reference guide to operation Detailed maintenance procedures are found in the parts and ser vice manual for the specific truck model and are to be performed only by...

Page 4: ...be performed under any circumstances as both personal injury and or dam age to equipment will result GENERAL DESCRIPTION Big Joe LLC M22 utilize the straddle leg configuration which normally straddle...

Page 5: ...3 This truck is equipped with a battery Read and heed the following warning plus any other warnings located near or on the battery An example is shown here WARNING...

Page 6: ...that the truck can be used to lift 2200 pounds only when the load s center of gravity is no more than 24 inches from the face of the forks or 24 inches above the top side of the forks Note that a truc...

Page 7: ...per lubrication proper fluid levels brake maintenance motor maintenance and other areas spec ified in the parts and service manual maintenance section If the truck is found to be unsafe and in need of...

Page 8: ...d that they are properly secured Chains cables and hoses Check that they are in place properly secured and not damaged Guards Check that safety guards are in place prop erly secured and not damaged Sa...

Page 9: ...The foot actuated floor lock is used to hold the truck stationary The operator mast han dles located on each side of the mast are used to help control the truck Thespringloadedsteeringhandleisusedto p...

Page 10: ...e floor lock 4 Apply pressure to the steering handle andmasthandlestomovethetruckfor ward Pull evenly on the steering han dle to move the truck backward 5 To stop the lift truck hand restraint against...

Page 11: ...4 Move the lift truck into position so that the forks are centered under the load 5 Move the lift truck forward to place the loadasfarbackaspos sibletowardthe lift carriage Raise the forks to lift th...

Page 12: ...n on the key switch when charging the battery Charge for 3 to 5 hours but not more than 24 hours NOTE Battery charging instructions are contained in the service manual MOVING A DISABLED TRUCK Do not a...

Page 13: ...d all warnings and instructions contained in this operator s manual R6733 Do not operate this truck un til you have checked its con dition Give special attention to tires horn lights battery controlle...

Page 14: ...12 R7184 Never place any part of the body into the mast structure R7185 Do not carry passengers...

Page 15: ...186 Keep feet clear of truck and always wear foot protection R7187 Observe applicable traffic regulations Yield right of way to pedestrians Slow down and at cross aisles and wherever vision is ob stru...

Page 16: ...uld cause truck to slide or overturn Use spe cial care when traveling without load as the risk of overturn may be greater R7189 Travel with lifting mecha nism as low as possible Alwayslookindirectiono...

Page 17: ...15 R7190 Do NOT operate on Ramps R7191 Donotoverloadtruck Checknameplateforloadweight capacity and load center information...

Page 18: ...be sure load is centered forks are completely under load andloadisasfarbackas possible against load backrest R7193 Do not handle unstable or loosely stacked loads Use special care when handling long...

Page 19: ...er than the load backrest or load backrest extension unless load is se cured so that no part of it could fall backward R7195 Elevate forks or other lift ingmechanismonlytopick up or stack a load Watch...

Page 20: ...elwith this truck It is not de signed for this function and someone could get seriously injured if they fell off Use the correct equipment for this task R7197 Donotallowanyoneto stand or pass under a...

Page 21: ...19 R7198 When leaving truck neutral ize travel control Fully lower lifting mechanism and set brake When leaving truck unattended also shut off power...

Page 22: ...ICE OBTAINING A PARTS AND SERVICE MANUAL A complete parts and service manual covering this truck is available at www bigjoesupport com For questions or service please contact your Big Joe Authorized D...

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