How to Fit and Remove Safety Prop for Scania Truck

How to Fit and Remove Safety Prop for Scania Truck

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Scania Truck Fit the safety prop between the spring shackle and frame. The load on the axles is not to exceed 7.5 tonnes per safety prop.

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Scania Truck Fit the safety prop between the spring shackle and frame. The load on the axles is not to exceed 7.5 tonnes per safety prop.

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Clean any dirt from the air spring link before fitting the safety prop.
1. Set the rear air suspension to approximately half of the air spring height.
2. Fit the safety prop at the top between the screws on the shock absorber bracket in the frame.


3. Position the foot of the safety prop in front of the air bellows on the air spring link.
4. Detach the rotary control so that the release button can be pushed in and then pull the safety prop out to the correct length.

5. Finish by tightening the quick extension bar until the safety prop is stable.
Tighten the rotary control and lock the release button.


Removing the safety prop
1. Fill the air bellows with air until the safety prop is no longer under load.
WARNING!
Take care when removing the safety prop, there is a risk of crush injuries.
Detach the rotary control so that the button on the safety prop can be pushed in. Push the safety prop together and remove it.

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Maintenance
To ensure that the safety prop can be used safely at all times, the following points must be checked at regular intervals.

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