CYLINDER & SEAL GP-STICK 3626001 - Caterpillar

Guards and Protective Devices
After performing maintenance, ensure that:* all guards are installed* all protective devices are functionalEngine Servicing
For all engine maintenance information, refer to SEBU6415, 3406B and 3406C Generator Set Engine Operation & Maintenance Manual.Generator/Electrical Servicing
For all generator maintenance information, refer to SEBU6918, SR4B Generators and Control Panels, or refer to SEBU6150, SR4 Generators and Control Panels
Failure to do all of the following could result in personal injury or death.
When servicing or repairing electric power generation equipment:* Ensure that the unit is off-line (disconnected from the utility and/or other generators power service), and either locked out or tagged DO NOT OPERATE* Remove all fuses* Ensure that the generator engine is stopped* Ensure that all of the batteries are disconnected* Ensure that the residual voltage in the rotor, stator and the generator is dischargedBattery Service
Remove the bolts from the front cover panel in order to gain access to the batteries. Remove the front cover panel using the lifting handles.Refer to SEBU6415, 3406B and 3406C Generator Set Engine Operation & Maintenance Manual, for battery maintenance information.Trailer and Enclosure Maintenance
Tire Maintenance
Explosive separation of a tire and/or rim parts can cause serious injury or death. Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations or see your tire supplier.Always maintain the correct tire pressure. Inflate the tires according to the tire manufacturer's instructions. Do not inflate the tires above the tire manufacturer's recommended pressure.Inspect the tires and wheels prior to moving the trailer package. Do not tow if:* the tire pressure is too high* the tire pressure is too or low* a tire has any cuts or bubbles* a tire has excessive wear* any rims are damaged* any lug bolts or nuts are missingMaintain the torque on the wheel lug nuts to 163 N m (120 lb ft).A certain tire pressure rise during towing is normal, and should not be reduced. High speeds during transporting may produce excessive tire pressures due to heat. Never bleed the air from the tires. REDUCE TOWING SPEED or stop and let the tires cool.Adjust the tire pressure from a distance. Use a long hose with self attaching chuck. Always stand behind the tread when adjusting tire pressure.Do not inflate tires with flammable gases or from systems utilizing an alcohol injector.Running Gear Maintenance
For detailed information regarding the running gear brakes, wheels, suspension, hubs, and bearings, refer to Form MM-2, Dexter Axle Trailer Running Gear Operation, Maintenance, Service.Inspect the wheel bearings. Check the wheel bearing lube level. Fill the wheel bearings only with Multi-Purpose Lithium Grease (MPGL). Do not overfill.Inspect the running gear for damage and wear.
The brake fluid reservoir cap (1) is located on the tongue assembly behind the safety brake actuator (2).Check the brake fluid level. Remove the brake fluid reservoir cap in order to check the brake fluid level. Add brake fluid if necessary. Clean the cap. Clean the receptable. Install the cap.After each rental period, inspect all brake line and wiring connections for damage and/or wear. Make repairs as necessary.Inspect the safety chains after each hitch