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The document provides instructions for properly shimming a mobile tank to a truck chassis. Key steps include:
1. Removing front pad shims and loosely attaching body pads before lowering the tank.
2. Lowering the tank and observing its alignment, then shimming the main body pads as needed to evenly distribute the tank's weight.
3. Ensuring at least 1/2" to 3/4" clearance between the front pads and tank to prevent structural damage, adding more shims if needed.
The document provides instructions for properly shimming a mobile tank to a truck chassis. Key steps include:
1. Removing front pad shims and loosely attaching body pads before lowering the tank.
2. Lowering the tank and observing its alignment, then shimming the main body pads as needed to evenly distribute the tank's weight.
3. Ensuring at least 1/2" to 3/4" clearance between the front pads and tank to prevent structural damage, adding more shims if needed.
The document provides instructions for properly shimming a mobile tank to a truck chassis. Key steps include:
1. Removing front pad shims and loosely attaching body pads before lowering the tank.
2. Lowering the tank and observing its alignment, then shimming the main body pads as needed to evenly distribute the tank's weight.
3. Ensuring at least 1/2" to 3/4" clearance between the front pads and tank to prevent structural damage, adding more shims if needed.
DESCRIPTION 6. After alignment of tank to chassis is as
This section outlines and explains the body desired, shim main body pads as required. shimming process of the MTT. It is important to Amount of shims required may vary greatly. familiarize the installation crew on the process Ensure the shims are installed to distribute and reasoning for correctly shimming the MTT. the entire weight of the MTT evenly on all main body pads. 1. Remove front rocker/mount pad shims and reattach pads to mounts. 7. Ensure ½” to ¾” clearance is maintained between the front rocker pads and the tank. 2. Modify hand rails, fenders, hoods and If the clearance is less than the required remove components that might cause minimum, add more shims to main body interference with MTT when lowering to pads to maintain this clearance. chassis.
3. After rear pins are installed, but before final
lowering of the MTT, ensure the body pads Ensure front rocker pads experience NO are located correctly on the chassis rails contact (½” to ¾” clearance is required). If without shims and loosely attached to MTT weight is distributed to the front rocker pads mounting rails with proper hardware. or the frame rail body pads are not loaded evenly structural damage to the tank may occur.
For ease of installation and to prevent the
possibility of frame contact, place body pad bolts up through the pad and mounting rail. Some body pads and shims may need to be This will place the lock nuts on the top of the trimmed to fit pad configuration or gain mounting rail to prevent any bolt contact clearance for chassis components. with the frame.
4. Lower tank to chassis.
When raising or lowering MTT on chassis
always use a spotter and hoisting policies. Failure to use a spotter when raising or lowering the MTT can cause MTT to be lowered on a chassis component that from the operators position cannot be viewed, causing damage to chassis component or MTT.
5. Step back from the MTT/truck assembly and
observe the alignment of the tank to chassis. Make sure the tank appearance is correct. The tank should roughly align at the same Ensure ½” to ¾” clearance is maintained angle as the chassis. TANK SHIMMING