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Boarding stairs 15F3150
accessmobileself-propelled

Boarding stairs - 15F3150 - Clyde Machines Inc. - access / mobile / self-propelled
Boarding stairs - 15F3150 - Clyde Machines Inc. - access / mobile / self-propelled
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Characteristics

Function
boarding, access
Other characteristics
mobile, self-propelled
Applications
for aircraft, for passengers, for airport
Height range

Max.: 161 in

Min.: 88 in

Description

Upper Platform size: 88” x 63” Step width: 48” Galvanized steps and platform Swivel platform bumper adjusts +/- 5 deg. Modesty panels on all steps and platform handrails LED lighting system with adjustable timer LED headlights, taillight, turn signals Hydraulic power steering Dual hydraulic braking Lever actuated parking brake 80 volt battery 110V onboard battery charger and quick charge receptacle Battery level indicator Four hydraulic stabilizer jacks Curtis 1238 controller Horn Back up alarm 225, 75 x 16 tires Front solid, rear 6 leaf spring suspension Sevcon converter Fore and aft tow rings Speed limitation mode when stairs are raised for safety Hydraulic oil level indicator Dead man switch for seat Services various passenger door sill heights, 88” to 161” Platform capacity, 1,000 lbs. Full stairway capacity: 3,500 lbs. Sliding handrails to clear aircraft door 4” O.D. non-marring soft rubber bumpers Durable powder coat finish Shipping Information Shipping Weight: 9,820 lbs. Shipping Dimensions: Length: 277" Width: 89" Height: 116"

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