Detailed steps for daily and weekly pre-operation checks as recommended by the manufacturer.
Operator Interface:
Explanation of dashboard indicators, warning lights, and the function of various control elements.
Troubleshooting Basics:
Basic troubleshooting advice for common operational issues, often directing users to consult a qualified service technician for complex problems.
Technical Depth
Technical Depth:
Comprehensive guidance for safe and efficient operation of the forklift, focusing on user-level understanding and day-to-day use. Does not cover in-depth mechanical repair or diagnostics.
Diagnostics Coverage:
Limited to user-interpretable error codes or indicator lights; does not provide diagnostic flowcharts or component-level testing procedures.
Repair Coverage:
Does not cover mechanical or electrical repair procedures; this is an operating manual for the end-user.
Maintenance Instructions:
Focuses on operator-level maintenance tasks such as fluid checks and lubrication points, rather than component replacements or adjustments.
Manual Specifications
File Format
File Format:
Portable Document Format (PDF)
Print Quality
Print Quality:
High-resolution digital scans of the original factory manual, ensuring clarity of text and illustrations.
Intervals typically based on operating hours (e.g., 250, 500, 1000, 2000 hours), including oil and filter changes, component inspections, and adjustments. Specific intervals detailed in the full service manual.
Fluid Specifications
Engine Oil Type:
Refer to specific engine manufacturer recommendations, typically SAE 10W-30 or 15W-40 API CI-4 or higher for diesel-equivalent LPG engines. Check manual for precise grade.
Hydraulic Fluid Type:
ISO VG 32 or ISO VG 46 hydraulic oil, compatible with Linde's hydrostatic system. Refer to manual for specific part numbers and approvals.
Transmission Fluid Type:
Integrated within the hydraulic system; specific hydrostatic fluid grades may apply. Consult manual for details.
LPG system leaks (requires professional inspection), slow hydraulic response due to fluid contamination or low levels, driveability issues related to hydrostatic control system.
Vehicle History
Brand Heritage
Brand Origin:
Linde Material Handling is a German brand, part of the KION Group, with a long history in industrial engineering and material handling solutions.
Model Evolution
Series Context:
The 351-02 series represents a generation of Linde's robust and efficient counterbalance forklift trucks, known for their technological advancements in control systems.
Production
Production Period:
The '02' designation often refers to a specific design or update period, likely spanning several years within the early to mid-2000s. Exact production years require VIN or specific model plate confirmation.
Awards & Recognition
Recognitions
Industry Awards:
Linde forklifts have historically received design and innovation awards, though specific mentions for the 351-02 series may vary. Focus is on reliable performance and operator ergonomics.
Ratings
Safety Certifications:
Meets CE marking requirements and other regional safety certifications for industrial machinery.
Certifications
Quality Management:
Linde Material Handling operates under ISO 9001 quality management systems.
Vehicle Specifications
Engine
Engine Manufacturer:
Likely an industrial variant from a reputable manufacturer like Kubota, Nissan, or Mazda, or a proprietary Linde engine, depending on the production year and market.
Emissions Compliance:
Designed to meet relevant emissions standards for LPG-powered industrial vehicles of its production era.
Chassis
Chassis Construction:
Heavy-duty steel frame with integrated counterweight for stability.
Mast
Mast Type:
Duplex or Triplex mast options available, providing various lift heights and free lift capabilities.
Lift Height:
Standard lift heights range from 3,000 mm to 6,500 mm or more, depending on mast configuration.
Lowered Mast Height:
Crucial for operating in low-clearance environments, specified per mast type and lift height.
Tires
Tire Type:
Solid rubber cushion tires are common for indoor use; pneumatic or air-filled tires may be available for outdoor or rougher terrain applications.
Tire Size:
Specific sizes for drive wheels and steer wheels are provided in the full service manual.
Brakes
Brake System Type:
Hydraulic drum or disc brakes, often with power assistance. Hydrostatic braking also contributes.
Electrical
Electrical System Voltage:
Typically 12V DC for engine starting and accessories. Control systems may operate at lower voltages.
Battery Type:
Standard automotive-type 12V battery for starting the LPG engine.