BT Prime-Mover TMX Electric Tow Tractor Operator’s Manual PDF

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BT Prime-Mover TMX Electric Tow Tractor Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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BT Prime-Mover TMX Electric Tow Tractor Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD 

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BT Prime-Mover TMX Electric Tow Tractor Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD 

303045-000 1994_June
303045-000 1994_December
303045-001 1995_April
303045-002 1995_October
303045-003 1996_January
303045-003 1997_October
303045-003 1998_June
303045-003 1998_October

Manual Part Number 303045-000

Front Cover 2
Important Notice 3
Foreword 4
Table of Contents 5
Drive Safely 6
Introduction 7
To New BT Prime-Mover Owners 7
Preliminary Service 8
Right, Left, Front and Rear Sides 8
Operator 9
Operating Practices 10
Operating Rules and Instructions 10
Operator Qualifications 10
Operator Training 11
Operator Responsibility 11
When a Powered Industrial Truck is Traveling 12
Loading 14
Operator Prechecks and Inspection 14
Data Plate and Decals 16
Operating Warnings 17
Parking Brake Warning 18
Warning Decals 18
Controls and Equipment 19
The Control Handle 19
Horn Switch 20
Direction and Speed 20
Brake Lever Controls 21
Parking Brake Lever 21
Braking Using Plugging Function 22
Dash Panel Assembly 23
Emergency Disconnect Button 24
Key Switch 24
Battery Discharge Indicator/Hourmeter Dash Display 25
Battery Discharge Indicator/Hourmeter 25
BDI/Hourmeter with Lift Interrupt 25
Before Operation Inspection 26
Rearward Travel 27
Forward Travel 27
Operation 29
Stopping Unit 29
Parking 30
Battery Retainment/Care 31
Adding Water 32
Cleaning Terminals & Cable Connections 32
Specifications and Lubrications 33
Service Intervals 34
Field Modifications 35
Back Cover 37
Front Cover 38
Important Notice 39
Foreword 40
Table of Contents 41
Drive Safely 42
Introduction 43
To New BT Prime-Mover Owners 43
Preliminary Service 44
Right, Left, Front and Rear Sides 44
Operator 45
Operating Practices 46
Operating Rules and Instructions 46
Operator Qualifications 46
Operator Training 47
Operator Responsibility 47
When a Powered Industrial Truck is to be Left Unattended 48
When a Powered Industrial Truck is Traveling 48
Loading 50
Operator Prechecks and Inspection 50
Data Plate and Decals 52
Operating Warnings 53
Warning Decals 54
Controls and Equipment 55
The Control Handle 55
Brake Lever Controls 56
Parking Brake Lever 56
Braking Using Plugging Function 57
Key Switch 58
Emergency Disconnect Button 58
Battery Discharge Indicator/Hourmeter Dash Display 59
Battery Discharge Indicator/Hourmeter 59
Before Operation Inspection 60
Rearward Travel 61
Forward Travel 61
Operation 63
Stopping Unit 63
Parking 64
Battery Retainment/Care 65
Adding Water 66
Cleaning Terminals & Cable Connections 66
Specifications and Lubrications 67
Service Intervals 68
Field Modifications 69
Back Cover 71
Front Cover 72
Important Notice 73
Foreword 74
Table of Contents 75
Drive Safely 76
Introduction 77
To New BT Prime-Mover Owners 77
Preliminary Service 78
Right, Left, Front and Rear Sides 78
Operator 79
Operating Practices 80
Operating Rules and Instructions 80
Operator Qualifications 80
Operator Training 81
Operator Responsibility 81
When a Powered Industrial Truck is to be Left Unattended 82
When a Powered Industrial Truck is Traveling 82
Loading 84
Operator Prechecks and Inspection 84
Data Plate and Decals 86
Operating Warnings 87
Parking Brake Warning 88
Warning Decals 88
Controls and Equipment 89
The Control Handle 89
Horn Switch 90
Direction and Speed 90
Brake Lever Controls 91
Braking Using Plugging Function 92
Dash Panel Assembly 93
Emergency Disconnect Button 94
Key Switch 94
Battery Discharge Indicator/Hourmeter Dash Display 95
Battery Discharge Indicator/Hourmeter 95
BDI/Hourmeter with Lift Interrupt 95
Before Operation Inspection 96
Rearward Travel 97
Forward Travel 97
Operation 99
Stopping Unit 99
Parking 100
Battery Retainment/Care 101
Adding Water 102
Cleaning Terminals & Cable Connections 102
Specifications and Lubrications 103
Service Intervals 104
Field Modifications 105
Back Cover 107
Front Cover 108
Important Notice 109
Foreword 110
Table of Contents 111
Drive Safely 112
Introduction 113
To New BT Prime-Mover Owners 113
Preliminary Service 114
Right, Left, Front and Rear Sides 114
Operator 115
Operating Practices 116
Operating Rules and Instructions 116
Operator Qualifications 116
Operator Training 117
Operator Responsibility 117
When a Powered Industrial Truck is to be Left Unattended 118
When a Powered Industrial Truck is Traveling 118
Loading 120
Operator Prechecks and Inspection 120
Data Plate and Decals 122
Operating Warnings 123
Parking Brake Warning 124
Warning Decals 124
Controls and Equipment 125
The Control Handle 125
Horn Switch 126
Direction and Speed 126
Brake Lever Controls 127
Braking Using Plugging Function 128
Dash Panel Assembly 129
Emergency Disconnect Button 130
Key Switch 130
Battery Discharge Indicator/Hourmeter Dash Display 131
Battery Discharge Indicator/Hourmeter 131
BDI/Hourmeter with Speed Dropout 131
Before Operation Inspection 132
Rearward Travel 133
Forward Travel 133
Operation 135
Stopping Unit 135
Parking 136
Battery Retainment/Care 137
Adding Water 138
Cleaning Terminals & Cable Connections 138
Specifications and Lubrications 139
Service Intervals 140
Field Modifications 141
Back Cover 143
Front Cover 144
Important Notice 145
Foreword 146
Table of Contents 147
Drive Safely 148
Introduction 149
To New BT Prime-Mover Owners 149
Preliminary Service 150
Right, Left, Front and Rear Sides 150
Operator 151
Operating Practices 152
Operating Rules and Instructions 152
Operator Qualifications 152
Operator Training 153
Operator Responsibility 153
When a Powered Industrial Truck is to be Left Unattended 154
When a Powered Industrial Truck is Traveling 154
Loading 156
Operator Prechecks and Inspection 156
Data Plate and Decals 158
Operating Warnings 159
Parking Brake Warning 160
Warning Decals 160
Controls and Equipment 161
The Control Handle 161
Horn Switch 162
Direction and Speed 162
Brake Lever Controls 163
Parking Brake Lever 163
Braking Using Plugging Function 164
Dash Panel Assembly 165
Emergency Disconnect Button 166
Key Switch 166
Battery Discharge Indicator/Hourmeter Dash Display 167
Battery Discharge Indicator/Hourmeter 167
BDI/Hourmeter with Lift Interrupt 167
Tilting Control Handle 168
Before Operation Inspection 169
Rearward Travel 170
Forward Travel 170
Operation 172
Stopping Unit 172
Parking 173
Battery Retainment/Care 174
Adding Water 175
Terminals & Cable Connections 175
Specifications and Lubrications 176
Service Intervals 177
Field Modifications 178
Back Cover 179
Front Cover 180
Operator’s Warning 181
Foreword 182
Table of Contents 183
Safety Regulations 185
Warning Symbols 185
Prohibitory Symbols 186
Ordinance Symbols 186
General Safety Regulations 187
Control 187
Operating the Truck 188
Operator’s Responsibility 189
Working Area 190
Driving and Conduct While Driving 191
Handling Loads 193
Parking the Truck 194
Handling the Battery 195
Maintenance and Repair 196
Warning and Information Signs 197
Warning Decals 198
Presentation of Truck 199
Application Area for BT’s Trucks 200
Prohibited Applications for BT’s Trucks 200
Truck Data 201
TMX Truck Dimensions 202
Data Plate 203
Presentation of Main Components 204
Controls and Instruments 206
Control Handle 206
Horn 207
Travel Direction Selector and Speed Control 207
Brake Lever Controls 208
Braking Using Plugging Function 209
Dash Controls and Locations 210
Emergency Disconnect Switch 210
Key Switch 211
BDI/Hourmeter with Travel Interrupt 212
Battery Discharge Indicator 212
Hourmeter 213
Adjustable Tilting Control Handle 213
Driving 214
Starting the Truck 215
Braking 217
Steering 219
Parking the Truck 220
Transporting Loads 221
General 221
Collecting a Load 224
Leaving a Load 225
Battery 227
Type of Battery 227
Changing the Battery 227
Charging the Battery 229
General Prohibition 229
Pre-charging 230
During Charging 230
After Charging 231
Battery Maintenance 232
Each Week 232
Each Month 233
Daily Service/Safety Checks 234
Special Equipment 236
Maintenance 237
General Information 237
Safety Regulations with Maintenance Work 237
Maintenance Work that can be Carried out by You 240
Maintenance Work that may be Carried out by Trained Maintenance Personnel 240
Other Service and Repair Work 240
Cleaning and Washing 241
General 241
External Cleaning 241
Cleaning the Motor Compartment 241
Electrical Components 242
Maintenance Chart 243
Lubrication Chart 246
Approved Oils and Grease 247
Transporting and Storing the Truck 248
The TMX Truck’s Dimensions and Weight 248
Lifting the Truck 248
Towing and Transporting a Disabled Truck 249
Storing the Truck 250
Battery 250
Hydraulic System 250
Drive Unit 250
Starting After a Period of Disuse 250
Recycling/Discarding 251
Discarding the Battery 251
Scrapping the Truck 251
Chassis 251
Electrical System 252
Back Cover 254
Front Cover 255
Operator’s Warning 256
Foreword 257
Table of Contents 258
Safety Regulations 260
Warning Symbols 260
Prohibitory Symbols 261
Ordinance Symbols 261
General Safety Regulations 262
Control 262
Operating the Truck 263
Operator’s Responsibility 264
Working Area 265
Driving and Conduct While Driving 266
Handling Loads 268
Parking the Truck 269
Handling the Battery 270
Maintenance and Repair 271
Warning and Information Signs 272
Warning Decals 273
Presentation of Truck 274
Application Area for BT’s Trucks 275
Prohibited Applications for BT’s Trucks 275
Truck Data 276
Truck Battery Dimensions 276
Truck Dimensions 277
Data Plate 278
Presentation of Main Components 280
Controls and Instruments 282
Control Handle 282
Horn 283
Travel Direction Selector and Speed Control 283
Brake Lever Controls 284
Braking Using Plugging Function 285
Dash Controls and Locations 286
Emergency Disconnect Switch 286
Key Switch 287
BDI/Hourmeter with Travel Interrupt 288
Battery Discharge Indicator 288
Hourmeter 289
Adjustable Tilting Control Handle 289
Driving 290
Starting the Truck 291
Braking 293
Steering 295
Parking the Truck 296
Transporting Loads 297
General 297
Collecting a Load 300
Leaving a Load 301
Battery 302
Type of Battery 302
Changing the Battery 302
Charging the Battery 304
General Prohibition 304
Pre-charging 305
During Charging 305
After Charging 306
Battery Maintenance 307
Each Week 307
Each Month 308
Daily Service/Safety Checks 309
Special Equipment 311
Maintenance 312
General Information 312
Safety Regulations with Maintenance Work 312
Maintenance Work that can be Carried out by You 315
Maintenance Work that may be Carried out by Trained Maintenance Personnel 315
Other Service and Repair Work 315
Cleaning and Washing 316
General 316
External Cleaning 316
Cleaning the Motor Compartment 316
Electrical Components 317
Maintenance Chart 318
Lubrication Chart 321
Approved Oils and Grease 322
Transporting and Storing the Truck 323
The TMX Truck’s Dimensions and Weight 323
Lifting the Truck 323
Towing and Transporting a Disabled Truck 324
Storing the Truck 325
Battery 325
Hydraulic System\ 325
Drive Unit 325
Starting After a Period of Disuse 325
Recycling/Discarding 326
Discarding the Battery 326
Scrapping the Truck 326
Chassis 326
Electrical System 327
Back Cover 328
Front Cover 329
Operator’s Warning 330
Foreword 331
Table of Contents 332
Safety Regulations 334
Warning Symbols 334
Prohibitory Symbols 335
Ordinance Symbols 335
General Safety Regulations 336
Control 336
Operating the Truck 337
Operator’s Responsibility 338
Working Area 339
Driving and Conduct While Driving 340
Handling Loads 342
Parking the Truck 343
Handling the Battery 344
Maintenance and Repair 345
Warning and Information Signs 346
Warning Decals 347
Presentation of Truck 348
Application Area for BT’s Trucks 349
Prohibited Applications for BT’s Trucks 349
Truck Data 350
Truck Battery Dimensions 350
Truck Dimensions 351
Data Plate 352
Presentation of Main Components 354
Controls and Instruments 356
Control Handle 356
Horn 357
Travel Direction Selector and Speed Control 357
Brake Lever Controls 358
Braking Using Plugging Function 359
Dash Controls and Locations 360
Emergency Disconnect Switch 360
Key Switch 361
BDI/Hourmeter with Travel Interrupt 362
Battery Discharge Indicator 362
Hourmeter 363
Adjustable Tilting Control Handle 363
Driving 364
Starting the Truck 365
Braking 367
Steering 369
Parking the Truck 370
Transporting Loads 371
General 371
Collecting a Load 374
Leaving a Load 375
Battery 376
Type of Battery 376
Changing the Battery 376
Charging the Battery 378
General Prohibition 378
Pre-charging 379
During Charging 379
After Charging 380
Battery Maintenance 381
Each Week 381
Each Month 382
Daily Service/Safety Checks 383
Special Equipment 385
Maintenance 386
General Information 386
Safety Regulations with Maintenance Work 386
Maintenance Work that can be Carried out by You 389
Maintenance Work that may be Carried out by Trained Maintenance Personnel 389
Other Service and Repair Work 389
Cleaning and Washing 390
General 390
External Cleaning 390
Cleaning the Motor Compartment 390
Electrical Components 391
Maintenance Chart 392
Lubrication Chart 395
Approved Oils and Grease 396
Transporting and Storing the Truck 397
The TMX Truck’s Dimensions and Weight 397
Lifting the Truck 397
Towing and Transporting a Disabled Truck 398
Storing the Truck 399
Battery 399
Hydraulic System 399
Drive Unit 399
Starting After a Period of Disuse 399
Recycling/Discarding 400
Discarding the Battery 400
Scrapping the Truck 400
Chassis 400
Electrical System 401
Back Cover 402

DESCRIPTION:

BT Prime-Mover TMX Electric Tow Tractor Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD 

303045-000 1994_June
303045-000 1994_December
303045-001 1995_April
303045-002 1995_October
303045-003 1996_January
303045-003 1997_October
303045-003 1998_June
303045-003 1998_October

Manual Part Number 303045-000

FOREWORD:

• Federal and State laws require that operators be completely
  trained in the safe operations of lift trucks.
• Before you start operating this lift truck, make sure that you
  understand all driving procedures. It is important to operate
  your lift truck safely and efficiently.
• This manual will help you learn how to operate your lift truck.
  This manual describes the controls, special features and the
  functions of each control.
• This manual is not a training manual. It is a guide to help
  authorized operators safely operate a lift truck. Illustrations in
  this manual show the operator correct procedures for checking,
  starting, operating, and stopping the lift truck.
• This lift truck is built to take hard work, but not abuse. This lift
  truck is built to be dependable, but, as with any lift truck, it is
  only as efficient as the operator and the persons responsible for
  maintaining it.
• DO NOT make any repairs to this unit unless you have been
  trained in lift truck repair procedures authorized by your
  employer.

S.V 28/01/2025