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MAINTENANCE
Power Train
See Lubrication Specifications Section. Check
hydraulic oil level daily using the sight gauge
located on the hydraulic tank. A 1/2- 3/4 air bubble
will be seen at the top of the gauge. Keep filled to
proper level with Mobil 424 Hydraulic oil or equiva-
lent. Your local oil vendor can determine compatible
oils. Mobil 424 Hydraulic Oil or equivalent should
be changed every 200 hours. The Hydraulic Oil
Filter needs to be changed every time the Hydraulic
Oil is changed. For temperatures below 35 degrees,
oil should be switched to thinner 15 weight hydrau-
lic fluid.
For satisfactory operation, the following oil
conditions apply:
Accurate level readings can be checked only
when the fluid is cold and machine is on
level ground.
If the natural color of the fluid has become
black or milky, it is possible that an
overheating or water contaminant problem
exists.
DO NOT mix hydraulic fluids. See
Lubrications Specifications Section for
hydraulic system recommendations.
Add hydraulic oil through breather tube.
Pour hydraulic oil through strainer basket
into hydraulic tank.
The hydraulic drive motors are extremely reliable
and will ordinarily not need maintenance or repair. If
a vibration is experienced with engine running,
check the coupler between the engine and the
hydraulic pump. Do not make this inspection while
engine is running. It will be necessary to remove the
inspection cover. After adjusting and tightening the
coupler, replace the inspection cover and then start
engine to see if the problem has been corrected. Do
not run the engine or operate the lifter with the cover
removed or not firmly attached.
CAUTION:
This breather is designed to pressurize
the reservoir to 5 PSI. Loosen cap slowly to avoid
injury whenever adding oil or working on the
hydraulic system. Use a wrench on the hex directly
under the cap.
Transmission
The hydrostatic transmission is properly adjusted
when no movement of the unit is visible.
Transmission Return to Neutral Adjust-
ment
The hydrostatic transmission is equipped with a
self-centering device that centers the swash plate to
stop flow to the wheel motors, stopping the ma-
chine. If unit creeps one direction when controls are
released adjustment may be required. To adjust use
the following procedure:
1. Follow procedure in Operator Manual to Shut
Off Machine.
2. Detach throttle control cables at transmission
and jack front wheels off of ground.
Power Train/Transmission
Summary of Contents for Lift Jockey LJS2000
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