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7.2.1. Recommended oil flow and hose diameter<br />
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Table 7.1 shows what the recommended hose diameter is at a certain oil flow for the telescopic forks<br />
with a separate flow divider. The recommended flow divider type is also shown.<br />
Type of telescopic fork Recommended oil flow Recommended hose Flow divider type<br />
(L/min)<br />
diameter<br />
RE2/REE2/RE4/REE4 8 – 25 ¼” RE0100000<br />
Table 7.1 Which hoses and flow divider to use for which oil flow<br />
If the oil flow is more than 25 l/min, it will have little effect on the speed. It is also recommended to stay<br />
below this value, so that the pump does not constantly have to deliver the maximum pressure and so<br />
no oil pumps through the safety valve to the tank. This will also require less energy.<br />
7.2.2. Putting the telescopic forks into operation<br />
First you should make sure that there is no more air in the system. You can do this in the following<br />
way:<br />
Extend and retract the telescopic forks ten times.<br />
Bend the mast of the fork-lift truck several times forward and backward.<br />
Extend and retract the telescopic forks ten times.<br />
Then control if the hoses can go all over long enough and check if the system leaks no oil.<br />
7.3. Protecting the telescopic forks<br />
To avoid that the telescopic forks come into contact with the ground we advise to place a plastic<br />
sleeve on the lift cylinder in such a way that the telescopic forks just do not contact the ground. The<br />
lifting chains of the fork-lift truck can be somewhat shortened, which will have the same effect. Always<br />
consult your dealer or manufacturer if you want to perform such a modification.<br />
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