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π H-2722
ALL-TERRAIN
PALLET TRUCK
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TECHNICAL DATA
MODEL H-2722
Capacity (12" load center) 2,000 lbs.
Capacity (15" load center) 1,5 00 lb s.
Fork Length 32"
Fork Width 4"
Fork Thickness 2⁄"
Max. Fork Height 9"
Min. Fork Height 3"
Overall Length 49"
Overall Width 65½"
Overall Height 50½"
Diameter of the Front Wheels 16" Pneumatic
Diameter of Steering Wheels 10" Pneumatic
Weight 309 lbs.
WARNINGS
• Please read and understand instruction manual
before using the pallet truck.
• Do not place hands or feet under the pallet truck at
any time.
• Always wear appropriate safety shoes.
• Do not operate loaded pallet truck on ramps or
inclines.
• Do not tip loaded pallet truck forks. This may cause
damage to the forks and personal injury.
• Never leave a loaded pallet truck unattended in the
raised position. Always lower load to the floor.
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• Do not load pallet truck beyond it’s rated capacity.
• Secure load before transporting.
• To prevent accidental tipping, make sure load is
centered on the forks.
• Do not move a loaded pallet truck by means other
than manual force.
• Failure to comply with these warnings may result in
personal injury and/or property damage.

OPERATION
To raise the forks, place handle in the UP position
(bottom part of the handle slot). (See Figure 1)
To lower forks, pull lever handle to DOWN position
(upper part of the slot). (See Figure 1)
To freely move the handle, set the lever in NEUTRAL
position (center notch of slot). (See Figure 1)
TO LIFT A LOAD
1. Lower forks to lowest position.
2. Insert forks under load, or into pallet.
3. Place lever in UP position.
4. Move handle up, and down until forks reach
desired height.
TO MOVE A LOAD
1. Place lever in NEUTRAL position.
2. Pull or push pallet truck to desired location.
Down
Neutral
Up
Figure 1
UP-DOWN CAM ADJUSTMENT
1. Set the lever in the NEUTRAL position.
2. Alternate turning the cam nut and pumping the
handle. (See Figure 2)
3. When lifting stops, give the nut one more turn.
4. The cam nut is properly adjusted when pumping
the handle in the NEUTRAL position causes no
movement of the hydraulic ram.
TO LOWER A LOAD
1. Pull lever to the DOWN position.
2. Pull forks away from load.
Cam Nut
Figure 2
Cam
MAINTENANCE
CLEANING THE RELEASE VALVE
(BLEED THE PUMP)
Over time, the hydraulic pump assembly may
become clogged with debris, air bubbles, and
not function properly. To clean the release valve and
bleed the pump:
1. Pump handle quickly, raising pallet truck to max
height. While continuing pumping action, pull
lever to down position.
2. When forks reach total down position, valve is
flushed. Repeat if necessary.
LUBRICATION
Check the oil level annually by removing the oil plug
(Part #28 on the Pump Diagram) found on the top of the
pump housing. When changing or adding oil, fill the
tank through the oil plug screw hole to 80% capacity
with hydraulic jack oil, about 2" deep in pump housing.
(See Figure 3)
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Please use Shell Tellus Oil: No. 22 or 27, Turbine Oil:
No. 22, or Texaco Regal: No. 32. Grease the rear and
front wheels annually or as needed.
Do not use any other type of oil. There is one grease
fitting located on the table (Part #43 on the Pump
Diagram). Lubricate this point on a semi-annual basis or
as needed. Wheel bearings are sealed and require no
lubrication. Crank shaft features oil light bushings that also
require no lubrication. Lightly oil all other moving parts.
Pump
Housing
2 inches
deep
Figure 3
Oil Plug
Oil
80%
Capacity

TROUBLESHOOTING
OPERATING ISSUE CAUSES RECOMMENDATIONS
Hydraulic unit does not lift. Oil low in tank.
Steel ball not seated in hydraulic unit.
Worn O-ring in ram cylinder.
Once lifted, truck lowers by itself. Steel ball or relief valve not seated correctly.
Worn O-ring in ram cylinder.
Oil leakage from each valve.
Fork does not lower. Cam chain broken.
Up-down cam nut out of adjustment.
Broken fork rods and linkage.
Lever does not set at NEUTRAL position. Up-down cam nut out of adjustment. Adjust cam nut (As noted in Operation).
Make sure there is no oil leakage from
valve and add oil.
Clean release valve (As noted in
Maintenance).
Replace O-ring.
Clean release valve (As noted in
Maintenance).
Replace O-ring.
Tighten plug of each valve.
Replace cam chain.
Adjust cam nut (As noted in Operation).
Replace broken parts.
NOTE: Do not attempt to repair the pallet truck unless you are trained and authorized to do so.
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