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Hinge and Friction Points ............................................................................................ 35

Drum and Feed Roll Bearings ..................................................................................... 35

Section 7 — Maintenance

Equipment Storage ..................................................................................................... 38

Protective Measures ............................................................................................. 38

Extended Storage ....................................................................................................... 38

Engine Storage ..................................................................................................... 38

Chipper Storage ................................................................................................... 38

Hydraulic System ........................................................................................................ 39

Cleanliness Precautions ....................................................................................... 39

Filtration ................................................................................................................ 39

Oil Specifications

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Oil Condition ......................................................................................................... 40

Changing Oil and Flushing the System ................................................................ 41

Lubrication .................................................................................................................. 42

Lubrication Chart .................................................................................................. 43

Structures .................................................................................................................... 44

Care of Exterior Surfaces ..................................................................................... 44

Welds ................................................................................................................... 45

Fasteners .................................................................................................................... 45

System Operation ....................................................................................................... 46

Oil Reservoir ............................................................................................................... 46

Oil Pump ..................................................................................................................... 46

Hydraulic Motors ......................................................................................................... 46

Valves.......................................................................................................................... 46

Leakage ...................................................................................................................... 46

Heat Generation .......................................................................................................... 47

Hydraulic Lines ........................................................................................................... 47

Drive Belt/Pulleys ........................................................................................................ 47

Troubleshooting, Testing, and Adjustments ................................................................ 49

Synchronizing Tow Vehicle Brake Controller ........................................................ 49

Breakaway Braking System .................................................................................. 49

Mechanical ........................................................................................................... 50

Electrical ............................................................................................................... 53

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................... 54

Appendix

Glossary

Torque Values

Daily Preoperational Checklist

Preventive Maintenance and Inspection Checklist

Troubleshooting Chart

Parts

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Page 1: ...permission of the publisher Making copies of any part of this publication for any purpose other than personal use is a violation of United States copyright laws Altec Industries Inc reserves the right...

Page 2: ...can result from component failure Continued use of equipment with hidden damage could lead to component failure Never alter or modify this unit in any way that might affect the structural integrity or...

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Page 4: ...ction 4 Before You Operate Daily Preoperational Inspection 19 Hitching to Tow Vehicle 20 Fueling Chipper 21 Controls 21 Feed Roller Operation 21 PTO Clutch Engagement 22 FeedSense Electronic Feed Cont...

Page 5: ...Lubrication Chart 43 Structures 44 Care of Exterior Surfaces 44 Welds 45 Fasteners 45 System Operation 46 Oil Reservoir 46 Oil Pump 46 Hydraulic Motors 46 Valves 46 Leakage 46 Heat Generation 47 Hydra...

Page 6: ...ice The preferred signal word to address practices not related to personal injury About This Manual This manual provides instruction for the operation and maintenance of the unit The operator must be...

Page 7: ...2 Section 1 Introduction...

Page 8: ...63 kW Weight 5 310 pounds 2 408 kg Tongue weight may vary 530 pounds 240 kg Travel height 8 2 2 5 m Width 6 8 2 m Travel length 15 4 5 m Operational length 16 11 5 2 m Feed roller opening 17 43 18 cm...

Page 9: ...ulic Motor Infeed Chute Engine Tow Bar Fender Breakaway Switch Clearance Lights Fender Hydraulic Filter Hydraulic Reservoir Pintle Hook Belt Guard Chute Deflector Feed Box Discharge Chute Feed Table C...

Page 10: ...d proper trainingprovideabasisforsafelyoperatingtheunit Follow your employer s safe work practices and the procedures in this manual when operating the unit Lock Out Tag Out Procedure LOTO Warning Dea...

Page 11: ...ry can result from unexpected roller movement Feed rollers begin movement as soon as the valve handle is activated Make sure all operators are advised prior to your actions and that the infeed chute i...

Page 12: ...OTO procedures prior to performing mainte nance on the blades A pin refer to Figure 3 5 is used to lock drum while performing blade maintenance After the drum hood has been opened rotate the pin and s...

Page 13: ...or serious injury can result if the upper feed roller is not returned to the proper position Do not feed material into the chipper with the upper feed roller in the locked open position Caution Injur...

Page 14: ...or operational characteristicswithoutspecificwrittenapprovalfromAltec Environmental Products LLC Unauthorized alterations or modifications will void the warranty However of a greater concern is the p...

Page 15: ...10 Section 3 Safety Accident Prevention Signs Diagram 26 Both Sides A A B B C C 21 8 7 30 20 28 4 1 12 2 18 30 1 21 31 4 Both Sides 7...

Page 16: ...Section 3 Safety 11 Section A A Section B B Section C C Front View 9 6 29 14 15 24 16 13 8 27 11 25 Per Engine or...

Page 17: ...12 Section 3 Safety Rear View Top View Bottom View 12 5 22 19 10 23 10 17 30 20 3 2 30...

Page 18: ...Section 3 Safety 13 4 8 7 2 3 970116658 1 6 5...

Page 19: ...14 Section 3 Safety 970116649 970116652 12 14 13 10 11 9...

Page 20: ...D MECHANICAL PERSONNEL PRIOR TO OPERATION OR MAINTENANCE OF THIS EQUIPMENT FAILURE TO ENSURE THIS COULD RESULT IN EQUIPMENT DAMAGE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH TO OBTAIN DECAL PLACARD PLACEMENT GUIDES OR R...

Page 21: ...16 Section 3 Safety D G G D 25 26 24 27 23 22...

Page 22: ...Section 3 Safety 17 970137595 3X 30 31 28 29...

Page 23: ...18 Section 3 Safety...

Page 24: ...engine fuel coolant and oil levels EOM Lubricate cutter bearings and feed roller bearings if applicable Check the engine air filter EOM Check radiator fins and ensure free passage of air through the r...

Page 25: ...lift the chipper The chipper tongue weight is too great for one person to lift safely Warning Death or serious injury can result from being trapped between moving components Maintain a safe dis tance...

Page 26: ...ouching the fueling nozzle to the fuel tank Do not smoke Warning Death or serious injury can result from breathing engine exhaust Engine exhaust and some of its constituents are known to the State of...

Page 27: ...move ignition keys remove negative battery cable and lock battery box Follow OSHA statute 1910 147 for proper lock out procedures Do not leave the chipper unattended until all movement of the engine d...

Page 28: ...hen the FeedSense is activated After material has been engaged by the chipper always stay clear of possible entanglement hazards Work Site Preparation Warning Death or serious injury can result from i...

Page 29: ...chipper and the chip per operational area and cannot come into contact or be drug into the chipper with the brush Ropes especially climbing ropes attached to someone can result in death or serious in...

Page 30: ...damagecanresult from airborne objects Make sure all guards are in place before operating the chipper Never start the engine with the drum hood open Before starting the engine check the infeed chute to...

Page 31: ...ompletestop before performing inspection or maintenance Caution Injury can result from being pinched or trapped be tween moving components Keep hands clear 1 Disengage the hydraulic feed system by mov...

Page 32: ...d roller In the event that material has not advanced in a reasonable amount of time reverse the material completely with the control bar and start the material again Make sure the throttle is complete...

Page 33: ...lf feed the brush use a separate piece of brush to push the stalled brush toward the cutter until it begins to self feed Never position yourself directly behind the feed table during this operation St...

Page 34: ...OSHA or other governing organizations Make sure you place yourself and coworkers in proper safe positions while hoisting Always increase chipper operational area during winch operations While hoist in...

Page 35: ...e tension on the cable to remove any slack in the cable hook assembly To begin chipping reposition the panic bar into the operational position Notice Use of a separate choker strap or rope will extend...

Page 36: ...h into or place any part of the body into the transition chute Always use appropriate tools to remove jammed materi als Never reach into the infeed chute In the event of material jammed between the fe...

Page 37: ...ge chute Notice PTO or drive train may be damaged from chute plug ging or attempting to start the chipper with obstruc tions in the drum housing or discharge chute This damage is not covered under the...

Page 38: ...engine compo nents that are hot Use caution when removing the radiator cap Never check the coolant when the engine is hot Allow the engine to cool down first Refer to the EOM for proper procedures Al...

Page 39: ...d be sure to flush the surface of the battery with water Remove any excess water and coat the terminals with light grease or petroleum jelly to reduce the possibility of corrosion forming Also check t...

Page 40: ...by keeping all hinges and friction points lubricated Altec Environmental Products LLC recommends that lubri cation be performed weekly Use SAE 30 weight oil on hinges and a premium grade high tempera...

Page 41: ...36 Section 6 Care of the Unit...

Page 42: ...he personnel involved in the use and or care of this unit Danger Death or serious injury can result when performing maintenance on the unit Maintenance personnel must be trained in safe ser vice proce...

Page 43: ...est preservative is to fully cycle operate the equipment once weekly if even for a short time 2 Coat exposed ferrous iron or steel bare metal surfaces with a light grease or heavy oil compatible with...

Page 44: ...them Make sure components are clean before installation Clean the filler breather cap before opening it After servicing the reservoir immediately replace the cover Make sure quick disconnect couplers...

Page 45: ...ts pour point If the pour point is not low enough oil will not flow into the pump at a fast enough rate when the pump is operated at low temperatures This will cause cavitation which can quickly destr...

Page 46: ...tures between summer and winter months change to the appropriate weight oil each spring and fall Replace the return line filter cartridge and filler breather cap every time the hydraulic oil is change...

Page 47: ...r removal filtration may be necessary An oil supplier or a qualified laboratory can determine if water has caused excessive oil oxidation or additive deterioration If analysis shows oil deterioration...

Page 48: ...ubricant It is very important to grease this type of bearing regu larly If they are not greased properly the usable life of the bearing will be greatly reduced Remove any exposed grease from the beari...

Page 49: ...over the life of the equipment Frequent and regular washing will lengthen the life of the new equipment s painted finish and components Wash the equipment frequently with warm or cold water to remove...

Page 50: ...at are located where changes in cross section take place and near the attach ment points of highly loaded components If any cracks or unacceptable conditions are discovered report them to your Altec r...

Page 51: ...sed The word way identifies the number of ports in a valve section Afour way control valve has four ports One port is for a pressure connection one is for a return line con nection and the other two p...

Page 52: ...ning Death or serious injury can result from hydraulic oil being injected into the flesh when loosening or disconnecting hydraulic components Remove the pressurebeforelooseningordisconnectinghydraulic...

Page 53: ...aces of both sheaves are in contact with the straight edge refer to Figure 7 3 Figure 7 3 Sheave Alignment No gaps between straight edge and sheave on both sheaves Belt Adjustment 1 Back off the engin...

Page 54: ...ength than the chains Intheeventofanunwantedseparationofthechipperfrom the tow vehicle the tongue should drop into the cradle formed by the X pattern of the chains The breakaway cable must pull the pl...

Page 55: ...d engine sheave belt contacts Warning Serious injury can result while performing blade maintenance Wear appropriate safety equipment Blades are extremely sharp Care must be taken to avoid contact with...

Page 56: ...ut possible discharge chute clogging additionalfuelconsumption unnecessarystress on structural components engine overheating and ex cessive wear on drive components i e drive belt drive pulleys bearin...

Page 57: ...handling or performing maintenance on blades or anvils you must wear good quality leather palm work gloves This will greatly reduce the possibility of serious injury Falling objects can cause serious...

Page 58: ...n each bearing is aligned with the flat on the cutter shaft Apply Loctite 242 to all four set screws Tighten all four set screws 12 Reinstall blades and adjust the anvil blade gap 13 Reinstall pulleys...

Page 59: ...e will automatically send a signal to the holding valve and block the flow of oil from the lift cylinder This will prevent the cylinder from descending The system will not automatically resume the des...

Page 60: ...agnetic pickup end should be approximately 0 030 to 0 050 from rpm sprocket on drum shaft Refer to Figure 7 9 for clarity The valve is activated by a signal delivered from the controller It shifts whe...

Page 61: ...rd If the system is jammed refer to the Clearing Feed System and Discharge Chute section of the manual The lift cylinder can be used to hydraulically lift the feed roller assembly open or it can be us...

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Page 64: ...ure of an articulating arm 2 the primary load carrying structure of a single elevator 3 the articulat ing structure which supports the arbor bar for reel lifting arm cylinder the hydraulic cylinder th...

Page 65: ...and material handling devices are fastened to this pin boom tip sheave 1 the sheave in a digger derrick upper boom tip containing only one sheave which carries the winch line as it travels from the wi...

Page 66: ...cooling fluid flow and tilts the hydrostatic pump swash plate chassis a vehicle on which a unit is mounted such as a truck trailer or all terrain vehicle check valve a valve that permits flow of flui...

Page 67: ...e applied to one of the parts diagnostic relating to the practice of investigation or analysis of the cause or nature of a condition situation or problem diagonal brace the structural member attached...

Page 68: ...changed only by varying the drive speed drain a passage or a line from a hydraulic component that returns leakage fluid to the reservoir drift 1 a gradual uncontrolled change from a set position of a...

Page 69: ...a slave cylinder mounted between the platform and the upper boom hydraulic overload protection HOP system the system on a digger derrick that shuts off certain functions to help prevent damage to the...

Page 70: ...xible nonmetallic strap or rope with a connector at each end for connecting a body harness or body belt to a specified anchor point provided at the boom tip used to catch and decelerate a person in a...

Page 71: ...boom aerial device on which the upper boom will not unfold from the stored posi tion to beyond a vertical position regardless of the position of the lower boom lower arm the primary load carrying str...

Page 72: ...l component of an outrigger which extends or unfolds to position the outrigger shoe on the ground and which retracts or folds to return the outrigger shoe to the stored position 2 the stationary struc...

Page 73: ...n designed to mesh with a larger gear pintlehitch acommonheavydutycouplingtypewhichutilizesapintle hook attached to a tow vehicle to pull a trailer having a lunette eye pintle hook the jaw portion of...

Page 74: ...carried by a strand carrier and reel lifter The brake is used to maintain tension in the cable or suspension strand when used with the reel driver reel driver a component of a strand carrier and reel...

Page 75: ...ctor valve a valve which prevents hydraulic fluid in the sense line from reaching the pump until a certain function s is operated sequence 1 the order of a series of operations or movements 2 to diver...

Page 76: ...fastener or material at the joint between two components by placing the blade of punch or chisel on the threads or joint and tapping on the handle with a hammer The deformed material serves to prevent...

Page 77: ...ts on which something can be rotated or tilted trunnion bearing a bearing that a trunnion pin pivots in trunnion pin a cylindrical pivot pin that is a part of a trunnion turnbuckle a link with screw t...

Page 78: ...g so that the leg assembly rotates about the pivot point to increase the outrigger spread as it is extended warning aninstructionthatindicatesapotentiallyhazardoussituation which if not avoided could...

Page 79: ...16 Appendix Glossary...

Page 80: ...22 30 7 16 14 30 40 42 57 36 49 1 2 13 45 61 64 87 55 74 9 16 12 65 89 92 125 79 107 5 8 11 90 122 127 172 109 148 3 4 10 160 217 226 306 193 262 7 8 9 258 349 364 493 312 422 1 8 386 524 545 739 467...

Page 81: ...screws Hex head Bowmalloy 127 172 Structural Pintle ring cap screws Hex head 5 8 11 120 163 Drum draw ring cap screws Hex head 64 87 Axle Axle mounting cap screws Hex head 120 163 Axle spindle nut Hex...

Page 82: ...all controls for free and proper operation Inspect the chipper frame and structure for any bent broken cracked missing or loose parts Check all guards to make sure they are undamaged in place and prop...

Page 83: ...Appendix Daily Preoperational Checklist...

Page 84: ...kly checklist Where applicable check battery water level Check drive belt tension and alignment Where applicable check pump belt and alignment Complete monthly checklist Change hydraulic oil filter Lu...

Page 85: ...Appendix Preventive Maintenance and Inspection Checklist...

Page 86: ...o not turn Feed roller only turns in reverse Text Procedure Corrective Action Charge battery Clean and tighten connections Replace defective components Replace starter Verify cutter hood and switch ac...

Page 87: ...r chipper Text Procedure Corrective Action Clean radiator fins of debris let engine cool first Fill radiator and coolant reservoir let engine cool first Refer to engine owner s manual Clean engine coo...

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Page 90: ...rder parts Prompt 2 Shop Service Arrange for service at the nearest Altec Service Center Obtain a service quotation Prompt 3 Mobile Service Arrange for a mobile service technician to visit your locati...

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Page 94: ...2 3 1 3 1 4 1 7 1 1 1 5 10 1 1 1 6 9 1 4 X NOTE LUG NUTS P N 970130501 ARE DISPLAYED FOR REFERENCE ONLY 1 THEY ARE LOCATED ON THE AXLE BILL OF MATERIAL 970413406 A 07 13 1A PAGE 1 OF 2 ASSEMBLY ROLLI...

Page 95: ...2 970127225 TIRE 245 75R16 LOAD RATING E 4 1 970116490 JACKSTAND SIDEWIND TAIL HITCH 5000 LB CAPACITY 15 IN TRAVEL 5 1 970122563 DRAWBAR 4 BOLT MOUNT 42 000 LBS MGTW 7 000 LBS VERT LOAD FORGED 6 4 02...

Page 96: ...07 13 970413443 A 2A PAGE 1 OF 2 ASSEMBLY FEED SYSTEM HYDRAULIC LIFT DRM 12...

Page 97: ...17 4 1 8 4 25 1 1 1 7 1 15 1 3 1 5 1 2 23 22 12 2 1 15 6 1 1 28 1 4 22 8 22 23 30 4 1 11 1 16 1 1 10 38 27 1 3 FOR REFERENCE 1 4 LOWER PIVOT HOUSING 2 23 2 22 12 21 2 1 2 33 2 32 2 33 32 4 4 27 4 1 26...

Page 98: ...25 8 970179927 CAPSCREW STEEL FERRY CAP 2 00 IN L 63 IN DIA 63 11 UNC GR 8 PLATED 26 12 970032732 CAPSCREW STEEL HEX HEAD 63 11 UNC 1 50 IN L GR 8 W LOCKING PATCH PLATED 27 12 020401706 WASHER STEEL...

Page 99: ...07 13 970413407 A 3A PAGE 1 OF 4 ASSEMBLY FEED CONTROL HYDRAULIC LIFT DRM 12...

Page 100: ...1 40 38 1 39 1 1 46 3 2 40 1 29 1 45 2X 16 1 49 1 3 38 40 39 1 1 8 1 37 1 13 1 10 2 12 31 2 14 1 1 3 41 1 32 1 39 2X 48 1 48 39 1 1 27 6 26 1 6 38 40 53 6 1 3 1 2 4 1 1 53 36 2 1 2 38 40 4 2 2X 1 25...

Page 101: ...5 IN ID 1 00 IN H BLACK TURN UP PANIC BAR 29 2 970114853 BEARING FLANGED FRP 50 IN BORE 63 IN OD 63 IN L 30 2 970152303 BEARING FLANGED BEARING PLASTIC 625 IN BORE 750 IN OD 1 00 IN L 062 IN T 31 4 97...

Page 102: ...M0804 MODULE 59 3 020031007 CAPSCREW STEEL HEX HEAD 25 20 UNC 1 25 IN L GR 5 PLATED 60 8 970137805 WASHER STEEL FLAT 25 IN DIA THRU HARD HIGH STRENGTH PLATED 61 1 970256923 HYDRAULIC VALVE ELECTRO HYD...

Page 103: ...08 13 970485929 A 4A PAGE 1 OF 3 ASSEMBLY HAND CRANK CHUTE ROTATION DRUM CHIPPER...

Page 104: ...A 4A PAGE 2 OF 3 ASSEMBLY HAND CRANK CHUTE ROTATION DRUM CHIPPER 1 14 1 12 15 8 3 1 6 1 12 1 7 1 9 1 8 1 14 4 25 4 27 4 26 8 5 1 16 8 24 4 4 1 2 1 23 1 22 1 19 4 20 2 1 1 18 2 17 8 21 2 28 2 11 1 10 2...

Page 105: ...PLAIN 13 1 970403929 CHAIN DRIVE CHUTE ASSEMBLY HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE DRUM CHIPPER 14 5 020401606 WASHER STEEL FLAT TYPE A NARROW 63 IN DIA PLATED PER ALTEC PLATED 19 15 8 020031210 CAPSCREW STEEL HEX HEA...

Page 106: ...08 13 970485930 A 4B PAGE 1 OF 2 CHAIN DRIVE CHUTE ASSEMBLY HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE DRUM CHIPPER 1 13 11 1 1 2 1 7 1 9 12 2 1 6 1 10 1 8 9 3 1 5 4 1 1 3 1 9 1 3 1 1 5 10 11 1...

Page 107: ...057 PIN STEEL HAIRPIN 2 63 IN L 13 IN DIA PLATED 18 6 1 970111369 LOCKDOWN LATCH CHUTE ROTATION DISCHARGE SPOUT 7 1 970177631 CHUTE DEFLECTOR BARE METAL S A 970336459 970336460 970336461 OR 970336462...

Page 108: ...07 13 970413409 A 5A PAGE 1 OF 3 ASSEMBLY POWER SYSTEM KUBOTA 67 HP 74 HP 99 HP DIESEL DRM 12...

Page 109: ...FOLLOWING ITEMS NOT SHOWN ITEM 31 P N 970121242 QTY 1 ITEM 32 P N 970121296 QTY 1 ITEM 33 P N 970376937 QTY 4 63 FT ITEM 34 P N 970121244 QTY 1 ITEM 35 P N 970149311 QTY 6 67 FT ITEM 36 P N 027400060...

Page 110: ...EW STEEL HEX HEAD 31 18 UNC 1 00 IN L GR 8 PLATED 23 8 020049206 CAPSCREW STEEL HEX HEAD 38 16 UNC 1 00 IN L GR 8 PLATED 18 24 1 970398753 PARKER GEAR PUMP 0 27 CUBIC IN REV COUNTER CLOCKWISE LEFT HAN...

Page 111: ...X 1 34 6X 1 8 1 1 4X 35 1 60 1 1 36 18 20 1 1 19 49 2 1 1 9 21 24 1 25 1 1 12 24 1 4 1 1 4X 2 6 52 12 2 54 3 2 1 5 2 51 1 1 1 55 1 1 14 1 13 53 17 1 2 23 15 4 1 1 16 1 1 2X 2 52 7 1 1 1 4X NOTE ITEMS...

Page 112: ...0116508 SHEAVE B SK 4 GROOVE 7 40 4B74SK 18 1 970116509 BUSHING QD SK 1 75 IN DIA 38 IN X 19 IN KEYWAY 19 1 970116511 SHEAVE B SK 4 GROOVE 8 60 4B86SK 20 1 970159505 BUSHING QD SK 2 44 IN DIA SHALLOW...

Page 113: ...07 13 970413438 A 6A PAGE 1 OF 4 FINAL ASSEMBLY DRM 12...

Page 114: ...1 6 1 5 6 12 29 30 23 6 4 8 29 30 23 4 2 11 4 4 26 32 20 4 2 17 2 17 1 2 1 4 2 4 22 21 20 2 1 19 NOTE AND ITEM 39 P N 970363950 ARE NOT VISUALLY SHOWN ITEM 36 P N 970345498 38 P N 90020028 2 13 2 12 2...

Page 115: ...TAN WHITE BLACK GREEN 1 TO AXLE BRAKES BLACK TO AXLE BRAKES RED TO AXLE BRAKES BLACK TO AXLE BRAKES WHITE TAN WHITE TAN RED 40 TAN 1 12 1 12 1 11 1 11 1 19 1 14 1 1 LEFT TURN YELLOW RIGHT TURN GREEN N...

Page 116: ...25 LIGHT LICENSE LIGHT BRACKET BLACK USE WITH LP 91CB OR LPL 91CP 20 8 020120813 MACHINE SCREW STEEL PAN HEAD SLOTTED 10 24 UNC 1 00 IN L PLATED 18 21 4 020390904 NUT STEEL TOP LOCK 10 24 UNC GR A PLA...

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Page 126: ...ACARD ENGLISH WARNING DISC HOUSING SEVER HAZARD 27 1 970137559 PLACARD ENGLISH WARNING ROTOR LOCK OUT 28 4 970174493 PLACARD ENGLISH DANGER SEVER AND CRUSH HAZARD INFEED CHUTE 29 4 970116642 PLACARD E...

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Page 130: ...06 IN L 100R4 1 12 1 12 59 00 IN L 11 12 GAL970149432 HYDRAULIC OIL AW ISO 46 12 7 027400060 ADAPTER STRAIGHT 8 SAE 8 JIC 13 3 027420058 ADAPTER 90 DEG ELBOW 8 SAE 8 JIC 14 1 027400059 ADAPTER STRAIG...

Page 131: ...11 1 13 1 10 1 3 1 7 1 6 1 2 1 12 1 1 1 4 1 5 1 SPRING SUPPLIED WITH ITEM 13 HYDRAULIC TANK FOR REFERENCE ONLY 14 1 9 1 8 1 8X 2X 12A PAGE 1 OF 1 02 13 970199021 D HYDRAULIC TANK ASSEMBLY...

Page 132: ...RT NUMBER DESCRIPTION 970181850 DRUM CONTROL FED DUAL FIN 20 IN ASSEMBLY 1 1 970181825 DRUM 20 00 IN TWO BLADE DUAL FAN BLADES 2 8 970116577 CAPSCREW STEEL HEX HEAD 63 11 UNC 4 00 IN L BOMALLOY OIL CO...

Page 133: ...PLATE MOUNTING SUPPORT SPARE TIRE 4 1 970220108 BACKING PLATE SPARE TIRE HOLDER DC 912A 5 4 970208789 SPACER TUBE SPARE TIRE MOUNT 1 844IN L DC 1317 CFD 1217 6 4 970220121 SPACER TUBE SPARE TIRE MOUN...

Page 134: ...1317HP PAGE 1 OF 2 02 12 970228033 F 19A WHEEL CHOCKS WITH BOLT ON CHOCK HOLDERS DC1317 DC1317HP CFD1217 2X 3 7 4 5 2 1 4 1 1 2 2X 2X 2X 1 33 1 2X 4 6 8 2 FT 2X WHEEL CHOCK LOCATIONS ON CFD1217 RUBBER...

Page 135: ...L CHOCK RUBBER ALTEC LOGO METAL HAIRPIN HANDLE 2 2 970137507 HOLDER WHEEL CHOCK 3 4 970162554 U BOLT STEEL SQUARE BEND 2 88 IN L 38 16 6 00 IN W 1 25 IN THREAD LENGTH 4 2 970078439 SPRING SNAP 375 IN...

Page 136: ...AGE 1 OF 2 KIT HYDRAULIC PUMP DRIVE 3 0L GM GASOLINE ENGINE UNIT MODEL NEW BELT FREQ HZ USED BELT FREQ HZ DC 1317 128 136 120 126 DRM 12 100 108 94 100 CFD 1217 120 128 114 120 1 1 2 16 5 REFERENCE ON...

Page 137: ...LATED 7 3 020411201 WASHER STEEL LOCK SPLIT TYPE 375 IN DIA PLATED 8 3 020031412 CAPSCREW STEEL HEX HEAD 50 13 UNC 2 50 IN L GR 5 PLATED 9 6 020401401 WASHER STEEL USS FLAT 562 IN ID 1 375 IN OD PLATE...

Page 138: ...79A PAGE 1 OF 3 05 13 970457633 A ASSEMBLY FUEL SYSTEM DRM12 CFD1217...

Page 139: ...2 OF 3 05 13 970457633 A ASSEMBLY FUEL SYSTEM DRM12 CFD1217 2 1 1 15 1 10 SHOWN FOR FRAME SEGMENT REFERENCE ONLY 3X 1 6 1 4 NOTE ITEMS 7 QTY 2 17 QTY 4 2 NOT SHOWN 16 QTY 20 FT AND 1 2 12 1 13 14 11 1...

Page 140: ...NG 6 1 027524005 ADAPTER SOCKET HEAD PLUG 75 NPT 7 2 970457528 GT HOSE ASSEMBLY 96 IN 30R12 FUEL GASOLINE 10 1 970159564 DFS TANK DIESEL STEEL 18 0 GAL TRIANGULAR ASSEMBLED 1 970393300 GFS TANK GASOLI...

Page 141: ...34 HYDRAULIC VALVE RELIEF DUAL CROSSOVER WALVOIL 5 1 970078486 KIT SPRING CENTERING KIT 970254407 END CAP ONLY FOR SPRING CENTERING AND TWO POSITION KITS 6 1 970175043 HYDRAULIC VALVE COMPONENT TWO PO...

Page 142: ...FOR VALVES MANUFACTURED BY CROSS FLUID POWER ITEM NO QTY PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 970256923 HYDRAULIC VALVE ELECTRO HYDRAULIC MANIFOLD 3000 PSI WITH SYSTEM RELIEF 1 1 970301077 HYDRAULIC VALVE ELECTRO...

Page 143: ...ALVES MANUFACTURED BY PARKER ITEM NO QTY PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 970256923 HYDRAULIC VALVE ELECTRO HYDRAULIC MANIFOLD 3000 PSI WITH SYSTEM RELIEF 11 1 970301037 HYDRAULIC VALVE ELECTRO HYDRAULIC D03 1...

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