YOUR BAKER 6000 FORKLIFT...

 1-2-3 FOR YOUR


 So where to start? Let's say you look
at-

 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
 BATTERIES- Case cracked, filler plugs
 loose or missing, corroded, water not
 covering plates, poles reversed, dead
 cells, clamps or cables loose.


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MHE, it'll work better if you're on the ball for little things that could
cause big trouble later. That on-the-ball bit you might call Continuous PM,
or Running PM. As a headache-saver, it's tops.
 Running PM means every time you work, stop, or just stand by, you check
something. That way you cover the whole rig in two or three days and you know
way ahead before small defects grow into big breakdowns.
 Fact is, a sharp eye is one of the best PM tools in the kit. Like when you just
walk up to go to work, you could look things over. To help you know what the
CMMI's will kick about, deficiencies matched to guides in DA Pam 750-10
(Jun 66), the CMMI Handbook, are in bold type.


 Deficiencies, you know, have
to be fixed before operating;
shortcomings and suggested im-
provements you get corrected on
scheduled service periods.


SWITCHES- Loose,
wires or mounts loose
or broken, wet


DISTRIBUTOR- Cap
cracked, mount loose,
wet case, cables loose.
shields missing


HEADLAMPS--Broken,
won't work, loose,
cracked or exposed
wires al I


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