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|model=Similar to Sealey PT1170H | |model=Similar to Sealey PT1170H | ||
|category=Equipment | |category=Equipment | ||
|status= | |status=Newly acquired. Needs checking before use | ||
|consumables=hydraulic oil, occasionally | |consumables=hydraulic oil, occasionally | ||
|reqtraining=yes | |reqtraining=yes | ||
|trainlink=PT1170H_V2.pdf | |trainlink=[[File:PT1170H_V2.pdf]] | ||
|acnode=no | |acnode=no | ||
|owner=LHS | |owner=LHS | ||
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|maintainers=Artag until someone else takes it over | |maintainers=Artag until someone else takes it over | ||
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Max weight 1000kg | |||
Note instructions about height. | Note instructions about height. | ||
The high lift feature only works on pallets with an open bottom : often, this means you can lift it from the end but not the side. It is also possible to set a pallet up on spacers so the truck can go fully underneath. If the forks are inserted into a closed pallet, lifting above the minimum needed to move it will tear the pallet apart. | The high lift feature only works on pallets with an open bottom : often, this means you can lift it from the end but not the side. It is also possible to set a pallet up on spacers so the truck can go fully underneath. If the forks are inserted into a closed pallet, lifting above the minimum needed to move it will tear the pallet apart. | ||
