Swisher 19145, 19450 User Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL

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CHANGING YOUR LANDSCAPE SINCE 1945

19145

Bucket Lift

19450

Made In The

USA

Read specifications

and important

SAFETY tips on next

page before use!

3 EASY STEPS TO START USING YOUR

BUCKET LIFT!

1. Slide the BUCKET LIFT
over the bottom edge of your
loader bucket.

Starting Serial #: L314-001001
19144 REV 14-001

2. Attach your lifting chain
securely to the BUCKET
LIFT lifting eye.

3. Attach the lifting chain to the
load and you’re ready!

SWISHER

1602 CORPORATE DRIVE, WARRENSBURG, MISSOURI 64093

PHONE [phone] FAX [phone]

BUCKET LIFT Working Load Limit:

3

,000 POUNDS

*Know the load weight before lifting!
*Never exceed the stated load limit.

Minimum lifting angle:

30 degrees

Safety

• Inspect parts for damage and wear before each use. Do not use if damaged!

• Never stand under the suspended load. People within the working area of the lifting equipment

must not be exposed to danger when the load is lifted or moved.

• Do not ride on the load.

• Be careful where you stand in relation to the load when lifting. The load might slip and cause

injury. Keep your back clear.

• Lift vertically, otherwise the load will swing horizontally when clearing the ground.

• Avoid snatch loading. Do not expose the equipment to unnecessary strain, for example sudden

jerks/abrupt movement.

• Never use lifting equipment for dragging goods or load the hook sideways. This could lead to
damage or unexpected movement and create a dangerous situation.

• Always position the load in a way that makes it possible to remove the lifting equipment without
using force.

• Test lift by carefully lifting the load just clear of the ground.

• Check the load security and angles before continuing.

• Handle the load with care. Lower it gently to avoid jerks.

• Do not load the hook sideways.

• Polyester lifting straps and slings are made of synthetic fiber and may rip or tear against sharp

edges. Use only steel hooks or chain with the Bucket Lift.

• Take note of the max load. Never overload.

• Keep a minimum of 30° angle to the ground to keep the Bucket Lift secured to the loader

bucket.

• Always carry the load as low as possible; when lifting, loads should only be raised high enough
to allow free movement.

• When moving, the load should be transported in the lowest position possible and raised only
when the vehicle is stopped.

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