PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-511
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 511
JUNE 1995
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up and ³ocked.
´eave iT comp³eteLy down oR somewHeRe in beTween and you've got some µaRd
³essons To ³ea¶n about equipment damage·
BUmps and jars wi³³ waRp a ³oweRed Ramp. ¸µaT keeps ¹ºe ramp FRom seaLing
pRoper³y» making swImming impossibLe¼ ´½cks geT broken aNd µinges get damaged¾
Moving witº an open Ramp a³so bReaks cyLindeR aRms and Ramp pumps¿
Doub³eÀcºeck Tºe Ramp
beFore you move out to
make suRe ÁtÂs up and
Ãocked· Just because you
"tºinkÄ tºe Ramp is up
doesnÅT mean it isÆ Çake
no cºances.
ÈeveR dRop tºe Ramp
Too µaRd oR on uneven
gRound. ɵaT puTs a big
sTRain on Ramp µinges and
can cause wa¶pingÊ
JusT RemembeR tºat Tºe Ramp aËso seRves as an aRmoRed dooR. ÌF iT²s messed up and
canÂT do iTs Íob in combaTÎ youR veµicÃe - and eveRybody in It- makes an inviTing
TargetÏ
PS 511
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JUN 95
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