Arrowquip Q-POWER 106 SERIES Product Manual Download Page 8

B. ELECTRIC POWER PACK

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CONNECT THE ELECTRIC POWER PACK IF 
YOU ARE  NOT A  CERTIFIED  ELECTRICIAN.  For  your  safety,  electric 
power packs must be connected and wired by a fully certified electrician. 

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FILL LINE

1. TANK
2. PRESSURE
3. COLD START VALVE  
    A.UP = OPEN 
    B.DOWN = CLOSED
4. 10-GALLON RESERVOIR
5. FILLER CAP
6. ELECTRICAL HOOK-UP
7. OIL FILTER (RECOMMENDED  

 

 

    REPLACEMENT EVERY 12 MOS.)
8. SITE GLASS TEMP AND OIL LEVEL

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

- 5 HP 220V-#4-6 AWG WIRE
- 50 AMP BREAKER
- CLOCKWISE ROTATION
- P1: LEAD 1
- T4 & T8: LEAD 2
- T1 & T5L MARRET TOGETHER

DO NOT CONNECT MOTOR TO POWER SOURCE WITHOUT 

CONNECTING PRESSURE AND TANK HOSES TO UNIT. 

SEVERE DAMAGE MAY OCCUR.

Summary of Contents for Q-POWER 106 SERIES

Page 1: ...Q POWER 106 SERIES HYDRAULIC SQUEEZE CHUTE PRODUCT MANUAL 1 877 275 6075 cs arrowquip com arrowquip com ...

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Page 3: ...106 Series Hydraulic 1 Squeeze Chute Safety Precautions 1 Risk Assessment 3 Q Power 106 Series Hydraulic Squeeze Chute Assembly 4 Power Failure 6 Operation of Head Gate 7 Recommended Maintenance 8 Cold Start 9 Warranty 9 Troubleshooting Guide 10 ...

Page 4: ...as designed with cow calf operation in mind It is a versatile cattle chute that has been developed and extensively tested to deliver increased productivity Our team of engineers have designed the 106 Series chute to follow correct cattle handling principles This hydraulic chute emerges from the most innovative range of Arrowquip s products We have taken the time to ensure that you have the right e...

Page 5: ...ure the cattle squeeze chute is on a firm level dry surface that is free of rocks and other trip hazards A level concrete pad flush with the ground and with the chute bolted to the concrete is strongly recommended 3 Do not enter the vet cage until the animal is secured in the head gate and the rump bar has been placed so that the cow cannot back up 4 Do not stand in front of the head gate while op...

Page 6: ...ssment on procedures regarding the operation of an Arrowquip hydraulic squeeze chute establishing a safe work procedure 1 Ensure all users of the equipment have been inducted and comply with safe working procedures 2 Please ensure that the hydraulic chute is secured on firm ground 3 Please ensure that there are no hazardous hydraulic cords or large objects within or around the chute where cattle a...

Page 7: ...ons you have ordered already fitted to the chute However it will be necessary to connect the hydraulics to a tractor or powerpack The following guide will assist you in properly setting up your chute for use A SETTING UP HYDRAULIC CATTLE SQUEEZE CHUTE 1 Hydraulics are plug and play Please ensure that the color code of the hoses matches to the quick connects Rule of thumb red is pressure yellow is ...

Page 8: ...1 TANK 2 PRESSURE 3 COLD START VALVE A UP OPEN B DOWN CLOSED 4 10 GALLON RESERVOIR 5 FILLER CAP 6 ELECTRICAL HOOK UP 7 OIL FILTER RECOMMENDED REPLACEMENT EVERY 12 MOS 8 SITE GLASS TEMP AND OIL LEVEL ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 5 HP 220V 4 6 AWG WIRE 50 AMP BREAKER CLOCKWISE ROTATION P1 LEAD 1 T4 T8 LEAD 2 T1 T5L MARRET TOGETHER DO NOT CONNECT MOTOR TO POWER SOURCE WITHOUT CONNECTING PRESSURE AND TANK H...

Page 9: ...ower unit 2 Operate the hydraulic levers to allow fluid to flow out of the cylinders and release the pressure on the animal 3 Check to make sure that the animal is free of any injury 5 1 5 HP GAS ENGINE 2 PRESSURE 3 TANK 4 SITE GLASS AND OIL LEVEL 5 FILLER CAP AND FILTER REC TO CHANGE EVERY 12 MONTHS 6 10 GALLON RESERVOIR 1 2 3 4 6 DO NOT START GAS ENGINE WITHOUT CONNECTING PRESSURE AND TANK HOSES...

Page 10: ...al to tempt the animal to stick its head through the head gate When neck of animal is in the correct position quickly close the head gate securely on the animal s neck 5 If required side squeeze animal and engage head restraint to restrain further movement 6 If the animal applies excessive pulling pressure on head gate it is recommended to use the anti backing bar behind cattle rump 7 Confirm anim...

Page 11: ...s necessary 5 Clean and lubricate main locking shaft doors regularly 6 Inspect for signs of mechanical damage regularly specifically to gate latches and striker plates and ensure gates are locking securely B MAINTENANCE SAFETY 1 Please be sure the area is clear of bystanders especially children when doing any maintenance or repair on the hydraulic squeeze chute 2 Keep all body parts including hair...

Page 12: ...have voluntary voided the warranty NOTE Any modification in any fashion to any Arrowquip equipment immediately voids the product warranty This includes the parts contained therein E g If a modification is made to the squeeze mechanism in a squeeze chute and the sternum bar is bent afterwards warranty for the damaged part the sternum bar contained in the modified equipment the squeeze chute is void...

Page 13: ...SSURE BUILD UP SOLUTIONS 1 It is possible the motor has been turned on its side at some point causing oil to get on top of the cylinder Remove spark plug hold a rag over spark plug hole and pull the start cord a couple of times to get rid of the oil Clean and dry out spark plug hole then check engine oil Note Engine will smoke at first as it burns off the oil 2 Reconnect hoses which may not be con...

Page 14: ... like the motor is not laboring there is a very small possibility that the key on the shaft broke and it is not turning the pump 7 If the relief valve has a piece of debris in it turning the valve in an out it should free it and cause it to by pass 8 Make sure hoses are hooked up correctly and align with the P and T on both the power pack and the chute a Note P is left and T is right ...

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