Taylor-Dunn R 3-72 & R 3-73 Disc Brakes Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual PDF
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Taylor-Dunn R 3-72 & R 3-73 Disc Brakes Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO. 59050-66669 – PDF DOWNLOAD
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Taylor-Dunn R 3-72 & R 3-73 Disc Brakes Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO. 59050-66669 – PDF DOWNLOAD
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Taylor-Dunn R 3-72 & R 3-73 Disc Brakes Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO. 59050-66669 – PDF DOWNLOAD
Language : English
Pages : 96
Downloadable : Yes
File Type : PDF
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Taylor-Dunn R 3-72 & R 3-73 Disc Brakes Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO. 59050-66669 – PDF DOWNLOAD
MR-374-92 Operation and Maintenance Manual with Part List 1
Table of Contents 2
Section A: Inspection, Safety, and Introduction 3
Section B: Operating Instructions 6
Section C: 90 Day Warranty 9
Section D: Maintenance Guide Checklist10
Section E: Lubrication Diagram12
Section F: Trouble Shooting Procedures13
Section G: Wiring Diagram16
Section H: Parts Ordering Procedure20
Section I: Suggested Spare Parts List21
Section J1: Front Axle, Steering and Tires – Maintenance Procedures24
Section J1A: Steering Worm Assembly – Service and Adjustments31
Section J2: Brake Systems – Maintenance Procedures34
Section J2M: Electric Motors – Maintenance, Service and Adjustment49
Section J3: Hydraulic Brake System – Maintenance Procedures54
Section J4: Mechanical Control Linkage – Maintenance Procedures61
Section J6: EM Master Control Switch – Maintenance, Service and Parts67
Section J7: General Electrical System – Maintenance Procedures74
Section J8: Batteries – Maintenance Procedures76
Section J9: Body and Trim – Maintenance Procedure91
Notice of Change96
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Taylor-Dunn R 3-72 & R 3-73 Disc Brakes Operation & Maintenance Parts Manual S.NO. 59050-66669 – PDF DOWNLOAD
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:
The controls on your Taylor-Dunn Vehicle have been designed and located for convenience of operation and efficient performance. Before driving your vehicle for the first time, familiarize yourself with each of the controls after carefully reading the instructions contained in this manual.
- STEERING The steering system is of the automotive type. Turn the Steering wheel to the right (or clockwise) for a right turn and left (or counterclockwise) for a left turn.
- PARKING BRAKE The foot operated parking brake, operates the same brake band as does the hand operated parking brake. To engage park brake, step firmly on park brake pedal. To release park brake pedal, pull brake pedal release knob and the park brake pedal will return to the full release or off position. The seat operated park brake, on models so equipped, is designed to automatically apply the park brake anytime the operators seat is unoccupied. When the seat is depressed, the park brake is automatically release; provided the hand or foot operated park brake is released.
- CAUTION: Never leave the vehicle on a hill or incline without applying the foot operated park brake since depressing the drivers seat will automatically release the seat park brake, allowing the vehicle to move unexpectidly and therefore, could result in an accident.
- SERVICE BRAKE The brake pedal is designed and located for right foot operation. It is the pedal located to the left of the accelerator pedal. It functions the same as the brake pedal in your automobile. Depressing the pedal applies the braking action. The greater the effort applied to the pedal with your foot, the greater the braking action to your vehicle. Removing your foot from the pedal allows immediate release of the braking action.
- FORWARD-REVERSE SWITCH The forward-reverse switch is located to’ the right of, and below the drivers seat and can be operated only when the key is in-the unlocked position. To place the handle in the FORWARD position, move it downward. To place the handle in the REVERSE position, move it upward.
- CAUTION: The forward-reverse switch serves the same purpose as the transmission in your automobile. Treat it with the same respect and care. DO NOT SHIFT from forward to reverse or vice-versa while the vehicle is in motion. Shifting while in motion, especially near top speed, causes great strain to your vehicle and will eventually cause severe damage
G.B 25/01/25
