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Provision for Stability/Avoiding Rollover Accidents
• Machine stability is affected by: the weight and center of gravity of the
load being carried, height of the load, machine speed, turn angle, width of
the machine across the tires, abrupt control movements and driving over
uneven and/or soft terrain. DISREGARDING ANY OF THESE
FACTORS CAN CAUSE THE MACHINE TO TIP, THROWING THE
OPERATOR OUT OF THE SEAT OR MACHINE, RESULTING IN
DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY. Do not exceed the machine’s rated
operating capacity, especially when turning, because this reduces the load
that will cause the machine to tip over. Carry the load low, and operate at
speeds appropriate for the conditions.
• Operate the controls smoothly to prevent jerking or bouncing. Operate on
level, stable surfaces. Load, unload and turn on solid, level ground.
• Drive up and down inclines, not across them. Drive slowly on inclines.
Keep the heavy end of the machine pointed uphill.
• Evenly distribute the load on the attachment. Secure unstable loads so
they do not shift or fall.
• Do not make sharp turns on inclines. Avoid steep inclines.
• Use care on loose ground. Loose, soft ground or uneven, broken terrain
can cause dangerous side-load conditions and possible tipover and injury.
• If you must drive across railroad tracks, ditches, curbs or similar surfaces,
cross perpendicular and drive slowly.
• Stay away from steep edges on loading docks, ramps, ditches, retaining
walls and trenches.
• Avoid sharp turns and high speeds while carrying loads. The stability of
the machine is greatly reduced during sharp turns. Additionally, the load
may shift to the side during turns, greatly increasing the possibility of a
rollover.
• When unloading trucks or lifting loads off elevated surfaces, approach the
load straight ahead and back straight away with the load. Slowly lower the
load to the lowest possible transport position before turning.
• To avoid tipping, keep loads as low as possible during transport and while
turning. Keep the bottom of the bucket or load no higher than wheel axle
height during transport and turning.
• Do not turn the machine when lifting loads. As loads are lifted, a drastic
shift in stability can occur, which can greatly increase the possibility of a
tip-over or rollover.
• Keep tires inflated to recommended pressure.
• If the machine becomes unstable and starts to tip, keep the seat belt
fastened, hold on firmly and brace yourself. Lean away from the point of
impact and stay with the machine. If tipping occurs, DO NOT jump from
the machine. The machine is equipped with rollover protection, which can
only protect the operator while in the operator’s seat. Trying to escape
from a tipping machine can result in death or serious personal injury.
- Operator’s Manual 1
- GEHL COMPANY 2
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
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- 918496/GP0313 3 5
- 4 918496/GP0313 6
- 918496/GP0313 5 7
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- CHAPTER 1 9
- Ownership Change 10
- Manufacturer Information 10
- Machine Designation 10
- Serial Number Plate Location 11
- Loader Information 11
- Proper Machine Use 12
- Using Attachments 12
- Component Identification 13
- Service/Dealership Network 14
- Vibration Information 14
- Vibration Levels 15
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- CHAPTER 2 17
- 2-Post ROPS/FOPS Warning 18
- Before Starting 19
- During Operation 20
- 918496/GP0313 13 21
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- 918496/GP0313 15 23
- Service Safety Practices 24
- 918496/GP0313 17 25
- Battery Hazards 26
- Fire Hazards 27
- Crystalline Silica Exposure 28
- Transporting the Machine 28
- 918496/GP0313 21 29
- Safety Decals 30
- AVOID INJURY OR DEATH 33
- FALLING-OBJECT HAZARD 34
- INSIDE ENGINE 35
- COMPARTMENT 35
- SPECIFICATIONS 39
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- AL 500 and AL 300 Series 41
- AL 100 Series 43
- AL 100 and AL 200 Series 44
- Coolant Compound Table 45
- Hydraulics 46
- Sound Levels 46
- Wheel/Tire Sets 47
- ROPS and FOPS 48
- 918496/GP0313 41 49
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- 918496/GP0313 43 51
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- AL 100 Series Dimensions 53
- Standard Features 55
- Optional Features 56
- 918496/GP0313 49 57
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- CHAPTER 4 59
- Operating Controls 60
- 918496/GP0313 53 61
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- 918496/GP0313 55 63
- Cab Controls (Cab only) 64
- Washer Controls 65
- Figure 9 – Cab Dome Light 65
- Figure 10 – Vent 65
- AL 300, AL 400, AL 500 66
- Operator’s Seat Adjustment 67
- Seat Belt 68
- Ignition Key Switch 68
- Steering Column Adjustment 68
- Control Lever 69
- Hand Throttle 69
- 12V Accessory Power Outlet 70
- Operation 71
- Extend the ROPS 72
- Restore the ROPS to the 72
- Figure 20 – 4-Post ROPS Side 73
- Entering and Exiting 74
- VERY IMPORTANT! 75
- Figure 25 – Drive Direction 76
- Figure 26 – Ignition/Pre-Heat 76
- New Machines 78
- Driving on Public Roads 78
- Tilt Lock 79
- Arm Lock Bar Storage 79
- Lift Arm Down-Stop 80
- 918496/GP0313 73 81
- 918496/GP0313 75 83
- ForwardNeutral 83
- Differential Lock Operation 84
- Load Handling 85
- Parking the Loader 85
- Multi-purpose Joystick 86
- AL 100, AL 200(EU) 87
- AL 300, AL 400(EU) 87
- Self-Leveling 87
- Decal - Float Positions 88
- Attachments 89
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- 918496/GP0313 83 91
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- 918496/GP0313 85 93
- Auxiliary Hydraulics 94
- Control Buttons 95
- Connections 96
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- Flow and Proportional Control 99
- Operating Attachments 100
- 918496/GP0313 93 101
- Towing the Loader 102
- Towing AL 500 and AL 400 103
- Series Machines 103
- Towing AL 300 Series 103
- Machines 103
- Figure 61 – Rear Tow/Tie 104
- Down Points 104
- (AL 100 Series) 104
- Figure 62 – Tow Hitch 104
- (AL200, 300, 400, 500 Series) 104
- Loading and Transporting 105
- Figure 64 – Front Tie-down 106
- Points (both sides) 106
- Figure 65 – Rear Tie-down 106
- Crane Lifting 107
- A. Chain - rear 108
- B. Lift points - rear (2) 108
- C. Lift points - front (2) 108
- D. Chain - front 108
- E. Spreader bar 108
- AL 100 Series: 109
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- CHAPTER 5 111
- Maintenance Schedule 112
- Leakage Check 113
- Check, Clean and Inspect 113
- Functional Check 114
- Dealer Service 115
- Tilting the Platform 115
- Tilting the Platform Down 116
- Engine Maintenance 117
- Figure 74 – Engine Access 118
- Figure 75 – Waste Oil Collec 118
- 918496/GP0313 111 119
- Air Cleaner 120
- 918496/GP0313 113 121
- Engine Cooling System 122
- Figure 80 – Radiator Cap 123
- Figure 81 – Cooling System 123
- Fuel System 124
- Changing Fuel Filter 124
- Water Separator Maintenance 125
- Figure 84 – Water Separator 126
- A. Fuel shut-off valve lever 126
- B. Indicator ring 126
- C. Drain plug 126
- Figure 85 – V-belt Tension 127
- Air Conditioning Maintenance 128
- 918496/GP0313 121 129
- Hydraulic System Maintenance 130
- Figure 92 – Hydraulic Oil 131
- Hydraulic Hose Maintenance 132
- Planetary Axles 133
- Level Check 134
- Figure 97 – Axle Center Oil 134
- 918496/GP0313 127 135
- Wheels and Tires 136
- Tires Fill Level 137
- Lubrication 138
- 918496/GP0313 131 139
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- 918496/GP0313 133 141
- Electrical System 142
- 918496/GP0313 135 143
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- 918496/GP0313 137 145
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- Control Modules 147
- Error Flash 148
- Description 148
- 918496/GP0313 141 149
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- Figure 111 – Optional Remote 151
- Battery Terminal 151
- Storing the Loader 152
- Before Disposal 153
- Machine Disposal 154
- Maintenance Log 155
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- Date Hours Service Procedure 156
- 918496/GP0313 149 157
- 150 918496/GP0313 158
- 918496/GP0313 151 159
- 152 918496/GP0313 160
- CHAPTER 6 161
- Engine Troubleshooting 162
- Seal and Hose Troubleshooting 165
- Electrical Troubleshooting 170
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- 918496/GP0313 165 173
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- 918496/GP0313 167 175
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- Torque Specifications 177
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- EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 179
- WARNING 180
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