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JLG 600S Boom Lift
Inspection Guide

A common telescopic boom lift. Boom drift and structure are the safety story; turntable, controls, and a current annual inspection complete it.

The JLG 600S is a widely used telescopic boom lift. As a fall-from-height machine, it gets inspected for boom drift, structural integrity, and a current annual inspection alongside the usual wear items.

Known problem areas — what we check
Costly Safety Common Verify
Boom drift / holding valves Safety

A drifting boom is a fall hazard.

CHECK Raise the boom, hold, and watch for drift.

Boom structure, welds & wear pads Safety

Cracks and worn pads compromise the boom.

CHECK Inspect for cracks, re-welds, and pad wear.

Turntable / swing bearing Costly

Swing-bearing play develops with use.

CHECK Check turntable play and bolts.

Platform, controls & emergency lowering Safety

Controls and emergency lowering must work.

CHECK Test platform and ground controls and emergency lowering.

Engine, tires & annual inspection Common

Power source, tires, and certification vary.

CHECK Check the engine, inspect tires, and verify a current annual inspection.

Model-specific focus points
  • Hold the boom for drift
  • Inspect structure and welds
  • Check turntable play
  • Test controls and emergency lowering
  • Verify annual inspection
Tools for this inspection

Digital multimeter and battery tester · Hydraulic pressure test gauge · Megohmmeter · Inspection mirror and LED light · Tape measure and torque reference · Camera for documentation …
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