What is the lifting vehicle for repairing street lights called?

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DiJackson
07/29/25 7:59pm
The vehicle used for repairing street lights is called a street light maintenance engineering vehicle, which belongs to the category of special vehicles. Here is more relevant information: 1. Vehicle positioning: The vehicle should be parked on firm and level ground with a slope not exceeding five degrees. 2. Requirements before leaving the cab: Engage the parking brake and lock it, set the transmission to neutral. Depress the clutch, turn on the power assist switch, then release the clutch to start the oil pump. Requirements when leaving the cab: Secure the wheels with chocks, set up warning signs, mark the work area, and alert pedestrians and vehicles to avoid the area. 3. Precautions for operating the vehicle: Start with the outrigger operation first, then return to the rotating platform, and finally operate within the work bucket. Always monitor the working condition of the vehicle, be aware of the range of the lifting arm to avoid reaching the limit, which could cause instability of the entire vehicle, leading to structural damage or personal injury. In summary, factors affecting the stability of the vehicle include the hardness and slope of the road surface, the weight of the work bucket, tire pressure, and the span of the outriggers. Therefore, observe the pressure gauge switch, and when the pointer reaches around 3Mpa, you can proceed with the next steps.
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