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PS330 Shown

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Hydraulic Control Valve 

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Operators Manual Holding Tube

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Blade Hydraulic Cylinder

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Hitch Tilt Cylinders

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Spade Tilt Cylinder

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Blade Tower

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Blade

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Front Left Spade

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Lift

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Summary of Contents for PS330

Page 1: ...PT324 PT330 PS330 And PT440 Tree Spades OPERATOR S MANUAL Issue Date July 2019 PT330 PS330 PT440 PT324...

Page 2: ...e 10 4 2 Initial Setup 10 4 3 Attach Tree Spade 11 4 4 Electrical Connections If Equipped 11 4 5 Machine Components 12 4 5 1 Hydraulic Control Valve Functions 12 4 5 2 Wireless Control Functions 14 4...

Page 3: ...e directions left right front and rear as mentioned throughout this manual are as seen from the operator s seat and facing in the direction of travel 1 1 Overview The Tree Spade is designed to be used...

Page 4: ...t avoided could result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE NOTICE Indicates a situation that could result in damage to the equipment or other property 2 1 Safety Alert Symbol And Safety Words 2 2 Opera...

Page 5: ...cohol prescription or non prescription medication or if feeling ill Keep your equipment in proper working condition Know the regulations and laws that apply to you and your industry This manual is not...

Page 6: ...ructions which may cause equipment to rollover Use caution when operating on slopes and do not operate on excessively steep slopes Do not exceed load capacity of equipment Avoid Powerlines Underground...

Page 7: ...ised tree spade A raised tree spade can lower unexpectedly resulting in death or serious injury NEVER enter area under a raised tree spade Lower tree spade to ground engage parking brake shut off engi...

Page 8: ...ts Wear proper protective equipment appropriate for the job Avoid High Pressure Fluids WARNING Pressurized fluids can penetrate the skin Hydraulic hoses can fail from age damage and exposure Use body...

Page 9: ...ions service or maintenance Park machine on firm level surface Engage parking brake Turn engine off and remove key Place Do Not Operate tag on control panel WARNING Burn hazard Hot and high pressure h...

Page 10: ...3 SAFETY SIGNS B C PT324 PT330 A C PT324 PT330 C C A C PS330 PT440 B C PS330 PT440 1 PT440 Only 8...

Page 11: ...A MTB 052 Safety Sign B MTB 182 Safety Sign C MTB 065 Safety Sign MTB 065 9...

Page 12: ...th settings so that bottom links are at recommended dimension 3 above ground level Dimension 3 PT324 15 in 381 mm PT330 PS330 PT440 10 in 254 mm 4 Switch tractor engine off 5 Connect hydraulic hoses t...

Page 13: ...the initial setup has been performed WARNING To prevent injury or machine damage put transmission in park Never position yourself between tractor and tree spade Only experienced and properly trained...

Page 14: ...Operators Manual Holding Tube C Blade Hydraulic Cylinder D Hitch Tilt Cylinders E Spade Tilt Cylinder F Blade Tower G Blade H Hinged Spade Frame I Spade Frame J Hitch 4 5 Machine Components 4 5 1 Hydr...

Page 15: ...Rear Left Spade B Rear Right Spade C Front Middle Spade D Swing E Lift F Tilt A B C D E F G H PT440 A Left Swing B Front Left Spade C Rear Left Spade D Rear Right Spade E Front Right Spade F Right Swi...

Page 16: ...G B PT324 PT330 A Emergency Stop B Front Right Spade C Rear Middle Spade D Tilt E Lift F Spare G Front Left Spade E M E R G E N C Y S TOP NO T A U S LIFT REAR SPADES TILT SWING F R O N T SPADE A E C D...

Page 17: ...IFT TILT A B C D E PT324 PT330 A Front Left Spade B Front Right Spade C Rear Middle Spade D Tilt E Lift LIFT TILT SWING D004870 A D B C D E F PS330 A Front Middle Spade B Swing C Rear Right Spade D Ti...

Page 18: ...nual Verify safety decals are installed and legible Replace if damaged or missing Verify that all hardware is tight Inspect hoses and fittings for wear damage and leaks Replace damaged or leaking hose...

Page 19: ...ey 1 Park on a level surface 2 Lower tree spade to the ground 3 Shut off engine and remove key 4 Disconnect hydraulic hoses and electrical harness if equipped 5 Detach tree spade from tractor See Oper...

Page 20: ...ade should be level and straight with tree It is important to keep tree spade from lifting off ground during digging process In hard soil slightly retract spades after every downward push to keep tree...

Page 21: ...ng hinge s 6 Back away from the tree 4 10 2 Basketing A Tree It is recommended that you basket the tree in the hole it was removed from The tree will be more stable in a hole in a basket than sitting...

Page 22: ...ctions Check hydraulic hoses and fittings daily for leaks Replace hose if worn or damaged Inspect the unit for any damage Repair or replace parts as needed 5 3 Lubrication 1 Lower tree spade to ground...

Page 23: ...actory performance from trees attention must be given to planting details Using quality plants and following good cultural practices such as watering pruning and fertilizing will not compensate for po...

Page 24: ...ch can be applied just about any time of the year when trees and shrubs are being planted The best time however to apply mulch in established bed areas would be in mid spring when the soil temperature...

Page 25: ...s now recommended that the root ball and surrounding area of a newly transplanted tree be watered To determine the level of moisture remove a small amount of soil at the edge of the ball with a hand t...

Page 26: ...he ground 6 2 12 Newly Planted Trees Generally when a young tree is planted any dead broken and split branches should be removed Once the tree is established up to one year or more after planting a ce...

Page 27: ...an Balled and Burlapped trees In most instances the weight of the root ball is normally sufficient to hold the tree in place assuming it was properly planted Research has shown that trees not guyed or...

Page 28: ...that is farthest from the operator Start with the closest spade first Ground may be too dry Wait until the ground is moist Not enough clearance between the tree spade and the ground The frame of the t...

Page 29: ...tree spade thoroughly Dirt will draw moisture and cause rust 3 Check for loose or missing hardware 4 Paint parts as necessary 8 1 Storing 8 2 Remove From Storage 1 Review Operator s Manual 2 If parts...

Page 30: ...make repairs to the product or affect the replacement of defective parts which will be done at no charge within a reasonable time after the receipt of the product Units or parts should be returned at...

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Page 32: ...4575 Powell Rd Wallenstein Ontario Canada N0B 2S0 Phone 519 698 9864 Toll Free 866 820 5603 Fax 519 698 1087 www baumalight com For parts specifications and the latest machine information please visit...

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