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    The document provides specifications for transporting a lighting tower, including its dimensions, weight, and standard/optional features. It measures approximately 2.3 meters long, 1.3 meters wide, 2.3 meters tall, and weighs 911 kilograms without fuel. Standard features include an engine with mechanical governor and safety shut downs, alternator-controlled electrics, 360-degree manual tower rotation, and a hydraulically raised mast on an integrated trailer.

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    The document provides specifications for transporting a lighting tower, including its dimensions, weight, and standard/optional features. It measures approximately 2.3 meters long, 1.3 meters wide, 2.3 meters tall, and weighs 911 kilograms without fuel. Standard features include an engine with mechanical governor and safety shut downs, alternator-controlled electrics, 360-degree manual tower rotation, and a hydraulically raised mast on an integrated trailer.

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    WEIGHT AND DIMENSIONS - TRANSPORT

    Length mm 2330
    Width mm 1273
    Height mm 2280
    Weight – without fuel Kg 911

    LIGHTING TOWER FEATURES STANDARD OPTIONAL


    ENGINE
    Cooling Pack  x
    Mechanical Governor  x
    High coolant shut down  x
    Low Oil Pressure shut down  x
    Radiator and hot component Guards  x
    Remote oil drain pump  x
    ELECTRICS
    AVR controlled Alternator  x
    Main Circuit Breaker  x
    Individual Lamp Breakers  x
    2x CEE 16A sockets  x
    1x CEE 32A input plug  x
    Preparation for Earth Spike  x
    External Emergency Stop Button  x
    TOWER
    Hand brake interlock to lower mast  x
    360 degree manual rotation with lock  x
    Level indicator gauge  x
    Timer control of lights x 
    Solar cell control of lights x 
    TRAILER
    165R13 tyres  x
    4 Stabilisers  x
    Fork pockets and lifting eye  x
    Hydaulic raised 9 section mast  x
    Integrated trailer lights  x
    Ball type tow hitch  x
    Eye type tow hitch x 
    Swan neck tow bar x 

     Standard x Not Available  Optional

    JCB Power Products LTD Rocester Staffordshire ST14 5JP, +44 (0) 1889 590312, www.jcbgenerators.com
    JCB reserves the right to change specifications without notice. Illustrations shown may include optional equipment and accessories
    Issue 1: 01/12

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