TM5-3810-305-108. Slave start engine when necessary. Maintainbatteries at full 24-volt charge. The slavereceptacle on side of battery compartmentmay be used for charging batteries or slavestarting engine from an external power source(Figure 4-58).Turn ignition switch ON and engage starteruntil engine starts.After starting, allow engine speed to return toidle for engine warm-up and remove slavepower cable connection.Cold weather shutdown procedure. Park theLRT 110 Crane on prepared surface, if pos-sible, free of snow, ice and water, to preventtires from freezing to surface. Be sure slavereceptacle is accessible. Remove all ice and/or snow accumulations from the vehicle andproceed as follows:If slave starting, make sure when connectingslave start cables that ignition switch is OFF,transmission is in neutral and parking brake isapplied.Connect external power source cable plug toslave receptacle. The LRT 110 Crane is a 24-volt negative ground system.CAUTIONDo not crank engine for periodslonger than 30 seconds if ta-chometer indicates less than 250rpm, and no longer than 1 minuteif tachometer indictes over 250rpm. Failure to follow thisprocedure could cause damage toequipment.a.b.c.d.e.Turn off all accessories, i.e., heater, fan,etc.Check transmission fluid level.Check voltmeter. If voltmeter reads below24 volts, indicating insufficient charge inbattery for unassisted start, notify organ-izational maintenance.Perform vehicle shutdown (refer to page4-71).Drain water from fuel separator by open-ing drain valve and pumping handle on liftpump. Close drain valve when procedureis completed.4-68
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