Safe operations of aerial lifts on the jobsite begin with completing a full prestart inspection. In this short video, Snorkel service technician Mike Sharp shows how to properly perform a daily walk-around and inspection of Snorkel scissor lifts.
Follow the step-by-step instructions for checking batteries, brakes, hydraulic connections and oil levels, scissor stacks, hardware, and completing a pothole test. Complete written instructions can also found in the operator manual.
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