J-5 - 24 Tom Cat Lift Specifications.pdf
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This document is a technical specification sheet for a 24' Tom Cat Lift (Model: Tom Cat 24DC), providing detailed operational and maintenance instructions. The lift features a platform height range of 1'4" to 23'8" with a maximum work height of 30', platform size of 26" x 26", and an overall capacity of 350 lbs. Powered by two 6-volt DC batteries, the unit weighs 1,446 lbs and is designed for high-reach work in tight areas, capable of rolling through a 32" x 80" doorway.
The specification sheet includes comprehensive procedures for operation, daily maintenance, and troubleshooting. Key operational guidelines include self-leveling functionality, daily damage checks, mandatory chain inspections and oiling, and strict adherence to weight capacity limits. The troubleshooting section provides detailed diagnostic steps for various potential mechanical and electrical issues, such as problems with the "wheel-up" button, motor performance, hydraulic system, and electrical components. The document emphasizes safety precautions, proper maintenance, and the importance of thorough pre-use and post-use equipment inspections.
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24’ TOM CAT LIFT
Model: Tom Cat 24DC Platform Height Range: 1’4” - 23’8” Max. Work Height: 30’ Platform Size: 26” x 26” Overall Dimensions: 35” x 55”x77” Capacity: 350lbs.
Power Source: 2- 6 Volt DC Batteries Weight: 1446 lbs.
PROCEDURE:
This unit is outriggerless and at the press of a button will self level. Check level bubble for accurate leveling.
Check unit daily for damage.
Unit will be sent out fully charged.
Chains must be inspected daily and oiled weekly with 40W oil.
Battery charger, supplied with unit, may be plugged in during use.
Unit is ideal for high reach work in tight areas (all units will roll through 32” x 80” door way).
Do not exceed the 350 Lbs. Maximum Load Capacity.
Exercise extreme caution when used around electricity.
Unit must be used on a level surface.
Customer will be charged for any cleanup or damage due to neglect.
CHECK IN:
Check battery and hydraulic fluid levels. (MV hydraulic) Check condition of all chains and locknuts.
Oil chain after each rental.
Inspect all chains for damage. Look for signs of wear, split leaves, loose pins, clevis damage, elongation etc.
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Inspect masts to make sure that they are free of dirt or other foreign material to restrict movement. Lubricate with dry silicone spray. NEVER put hands into unit with masts in up position.
Check the hydraulic hose assembly and fittings for leakage or damage.
Raise unit up and check emergency down lever.
Check up, down, and emergency down lever.
Check up, down, and emergency stop button son control box. (Check condition of safety chains) Grease castors.
Check all decals to make sure they are legible.
Level machine and ride machine up for final test.
Green tag with rental number and make sure unit is fully charged.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
Green “Wheel-up” button will not light.
1. Base is not set firmly on foot pads.
2. Low voltage.
3. Burned out bulb.
4. The lift is out of level.
5. Broken or loose wire.
After depressing the “up” switch, the motor runs, but the unit will not lift a load.
1. There is more than 350 lbs. on platform.
2. N.O. valve is not being energized.
3. Emergency down valve is open.
4. Mast sections are dirty.
Excessive sway when fully extended
1. Plastic slide blocks are out of adjustment Pump/Motor will not run when “up” is activated.
1. Emergency stop button is activated. (Pushed in)
2. Green “wheel up” button is not lit.
3. Motor start relay needs replaced.
4. Relay works, but motor does not. Check if hydraulic pump gear is tied up. If it is replace pump.
5. Low voltage.
Motor runs without the “up” button being activated.
1. An electrical short in electrical system.
2. Motor relay is activated, stuck in on position.
Hydraulic cylinder leaks at the gland nut.
1. Loose gland nut.
2. Bad seals.
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