Multi Use Scoop

Multi Use Scoops are an ideal alternative to a loading shovel allowing your forklift to become a more universal asset. Ideal for the movement and loading of loose materials such as sand, gravel, top soil or similar on to the rear of a collecting vehicle or into a Big Bulk Bag Hopper (see alternative specification sheet).

STANDARD FEATURES

• Secondary locking mechanism to prevent accidental discharge
• Removable toothed leading edge to cut into product and protect scoop lip
• 4-way Fork Pocket Entry
• Operating mechanism fully enclosed to protect against impact
• Maximum fork section 150 x 50 mm at 675 mm centres
• Zinc plated twist screws for safe attachment to truck
• Painted bright orange for safety

OPTIONAL FEATURES

• Conversion kit for automatic tipping operation

OPERATION

• Position the forks the correct distance apart to locate into fork pockets.
• Drive forks fully into the fork pockets ensuring thumb screws are suitably retracted.
• Tighten thumb screws on to forks ensuring that they are adequately tightened.
• Lower the forks so that the scoop is above the finished floor level and drive towards the product.
• Once the Scoop is adequately full, tilt back the FLT mast and move towards your tipping area.
• When in position release the secondary lock mechanism on the rear of the scoop and pull the release handle downwards.
• When empty lower the scoop to the ground and the scoop will self-close and lock into place.
• Replace the secondary lock mechanism.
• The scoop is now ready for use again.
• TO OPERATE VIA AUTO-RELEASE follow steps 1 – 5 as above and then: When in position release the secondary lock mechanism on the rear of the scoop
• Position the scoop at the correct height with the actuator plate positioned over the yard skip side/Hopper (the actuator plate is located between the two side entry fork pockets).
• Lower the scoop on to the side of the yard skip/hopper until the hook release mechanism is disengaged.
• Once empty raise the scoop clear of the yard skip/hopper, pull away and lower safely to the ground and the scoop will self-close and lock into place.
• Replace the secondary lock mechanism.
• The scoop is now ready for use again.