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220E MACHINE MAINTENANCE

SEAT REPLACEMENT

1. Remove two button hexhead screws on each side of the hood (4 times).

2. Lift hood off.

3. Disconnect seat switch and back-up beeper switch (See Figure A).

4. Remove four 5/16 button hexhead screws (See Figure A).

5. Remove seat.

6. To replace seat, set seat on top of hood.

7. Replace the four 5/16 button hexhead screws from underneath the hood.

8. Firmly tighten.

9. Reconnect back-up beeper and seat switch wires.

10. Replace hood and screws.

SEAT SAFETY SWITCH

The seat safety switch is mounted under the center portion of the seat. This switch is designed as an
emergency shut off. If you are not sitting down on the seat, the machine will shut off.

1. Remove two button hexhead screws on each side of the hood (4 times).

2. Lift hood off.

3. Disconnect seat switch and back-up beeper switch (See Figure A).

4. Push down on three tabs (See Figure B).

5. Turn switch assembly counter-clockwise and remove switch (See Figure C).

6. Replace switch and turn clockwise to secure.

7. Reconnect seat switch and back-up beeper switch.

8. Replace hood and screws.

WARNING:

Do Not alter a switch.

Disconnect

Seat

Securing

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Seat

Securing

Screws

Disconnect

Figure A

Figure B

Disconnect

Tab

Release

Tab

Release

Figure C

Summary of Contents for BMS 220E

Page 1: ...BLASTRAC BMS 220E ELECTRIC RIDE ON FLOOR PREP SYSTEM INSTRUCTION MANUAL 115 230 Volt Read Manual Before Operating Machine 13201 Santa Fe Oklahoma City OK 73114 U S A Phone 800 256 3440 ...

Page 2: ...perating Controls 13 15 A Power Box 13 B Hydraulic Levers 13 C Cylinder Lift 14 D Operating Around the Cord 15 Operational Tips 16 A Caster 16 B Foot Peg 16 C Seat Safety Switch 16 D Disarm Machine 16 E Disconnect Machine From Power 16 F Leakage 16 G Power Cord 16 H Angle of the Head is Set Steep 16 How To Plug In Cords 17 18 A Size and Gage of Extension Cords 17 B Cord Hook Up 17 C Outlet Testing...

Page 3: ...Head and Blade 25 26 A Dialing in the Machine 25 B Saving Time with Extra Cutting Heads 25 C Adjusting Slide Plate and Cutting Head 25 D Shear Point 25 E Weight vs Sharpness 25 1 F Cutting Head Angle 25 1 G Steep Cutting Head Angle 25 1 H Swivel Head 25 1 I Saving Time with Extra Cutting Heads 25 1 J Cutting Head Insertion 26 K Shank Blade Insertion 26 L Blade Setting 26 M Self Scoring Blades 26 N...

Page 4: ...1 B Lower Cutting Head Support 31 C Leak Maintenance 31 D Side and Rear Panels 32 E Oil Level 32 F Oil Change Out 32 G Wheel Motor Change Out 32 H Hose Change Out 33 I Foot Peg 33 J Pump Change Out 33 K Valve Change Out 33 L Motor Change Out 33 M Motor Overload Switch 34 N Electrical Box 34 O Hydraulic Cylinder Change Out 34 P Electrical Cord 34 Q 115 Volt Wire Diagram 34 1 R 230 Volt Wire Diagram...

Page 5: ...cal Box Parts 43 C Switch Back Up Beeper Parts 44 D Instruction Tube Cord Parts 45 E Motor Parts 46 F Pump Parts 47 G Frame Support Parts 48 H Wheel Parts 49 I Single Spool Hose Parts 50 J Double Spool Hose Parts 51 K Slide Plate Cylinder Parts 52 L Caster Foot Peg Parts 53 M Filter Parts 54 N Weights 55 Labels 56 57 Accessories 58 60 Material Safety Data 61 66 Guarantee 67 Return Sheet 68 Blade O...

Page 6: ...ool off PRESSURE Our system runs at or below 1 200 psi Never look for a leak when unit is under pressure Using your hand could cause serious injury A few common ways to encounter hydraulic fluid under pressure include 1 PINHOLE Fluid under pressure can cause serious injury It can be almost invisible escaping from a pinhole and it can pierce the skin into the body Do not touch a pressurized hydraul...

Page 7: ...sed to the proper conditions including many fire resistant hydraulic fluids Leaking pressurized hydraulic fluids may develop a mist or fine spray that can flash or explode upon contact with a cause of ignition These explosions can be very severe and could result in serious injury or death Precautions should be taken to eliminate all ignition sources from contact with escaping fluids sprays or mist...

Page 8: ...ssary 9 KEEP BYSTANDERS AWAY Children and bystanders should be kept at a safe distance from the work area to avoid distracting the operator and contacting the tool or extension cord Operator should be aware of who is around them and their proximity 10 PROTECT OTHERS IN THE WORK AREA Provide barriers or shields as needed to protect others from debris and machine operation 11 USE PROPER ACCESSORIES ...

Page 9: ...ecreased control 22 STARTING MACHINE On off switch must be in off position before connecting to power source 23 UNPLUG EQUIPMENT When it is not in use unplug tool before changing blades accessories or performing recommended maintenance or when not in use 24 MAINTAIN EQUIPMENT CAREFULLY Keep control levers dry clean and free from oil and grease Keep cutting edges sharp and clean Follow instructions...

Page 10: ... Stays alert at all times never lets guard down Skills Only performs duties he she are qualified to do Always tries to improve Judgment Plays it safe Doesn t take chances Common Sense Does the right thing without having to be told Applies knowledge Recognizes the Hazards Maintains alertness Anticipates danger Understands the Defense Knows that safety isn t an accident it s a thinking person s choi...

Page 11: ... A If the tool should electrically malfunction or break down grounding provides a low resistance path to carry electricity away from the user reducing the risk of electric shock The grounding prong in the plug is connected through the green wire inside the cord to the grounding system in the tool The green wire in the cord must be the only wire connected to the tool s grounding system and must nev...

Page 12: ...2 and be polyvinyl chloride H05VV F 227 IEC 53 or polychloroprene H05RN F 245 IEC 57 or higher If you are using an extension cord outdoors make sure it is marked with the suffix W A W in Canada to indicate that it is acceptable for outdoor use Be sure your extension cords are properly wired and in good electrical condition Always replace a damaged extension cord or have it repaired by a qualified ...

Page 13: ... be aware of support personnel and their proximity when in operation Block off work area Support personnel should never stand next to machine in front of or behind machine while machine is running Failure to do so could cause serious bodily injury or death Manual should be kept with machine in supplied holder for access by operator at all times Always wear eye protection when running machine Never...

Page 14: ...Foot Rest Foot Rest Fork Lift Cup Motor Connections Dual 110 Volt Motors Cylinder Front weight compartment Lower Cutting Head Support Rear Weight Compartment SPECIFICATIONS Width 24 1 2 inches Height 27 inches Height w Seat 39 1 2 inches Length without Jaw 50 inches Weight 1050 to 1450 pounds plus weight of operator Speed Up to 113 feet per minute MOTOR INFORMATION RPM Hz Volts HP Amps Full Load 1...

Page 15: ...X Y Z Vector Sum Stationary 0 1 0 3 0 4 0 1 Moving 0 5 0 3 0 1 0 6 Whole Body Vibration Levels in m s 2 Axis X Y Z Vector Sum Left 0 5 0 3 0 6 0 9 Right 1 4 1 4 0 5 2 0 Hand Arm Vibration Levels in m s 2 Stationary Moving dBA 77 0 73 0 Operator Sound Level dBA ref 20 Pa SOUND DATA ...

Page 16: ...spool valves For smooth even movement move levers slowly Fast movement on control levers will result in jerky uneven movement Move levers slowly Both levers forward move the machine forward Both levers backward move the machine backward The left lever forward and the right lever backward turn the machine quickly to the right The left lever backward and the right lever forward turn the machine quic...

Page 17: ...ng head Push the cylinder lift lever forward to lower the cutting head Continuing to push the cylinder lift lever forward and it will adjust the angle of the cutting head This will also jack up the machine See Figure B This will need to be done when doing maintenance on the machine ie wheel changing front caster maintenance etc Figure A Cylinder Lift Lever Figure B WARNING Disarm machine by removi...

Page 18: ...n check the location of the cord Flip arm moves from side to side to help to keep electrical cords from being ran over See Figure B Adjust the flip arm cord guide in confined areas Center position is achieved by moving cord guide arm to the 12 o clock position and securing in place with pin See Figure C This is used when going through doorways or hallways Hold cord straight out the back of the mac...

Page 19: ... machine is not in use DISCONNECT MACHINE FROM POWER Never change cutting head or service blade while machine is running LEAKAGE Keep fittings and hoses tight If a leak is noticeable retighten fitting If leakage persists remove the connection and inspect POWER CORD Be aware of where the power cord is Do not run over the cord If an electrical cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer ...

Page 20: ...IEC 53 or polychloroprene H05RN F 245 IEC 57 or higher CORD HOOK UP Machine is supplied with a fifty foot twin cord and two single fifty foot 12 gauge extension cords 1 Connect both male motor cord plugs from the back of the machine into the female plugs on the back of the power control box See Figure A Each plug controls a motor and they can be plugged in either order Make sure cords are tightly ...

Page 21: ...G Use a transformer when circuit breakers have low voltage See optional 220E 5110 500 Buck Boost The Buck Boost increases the line voltage at a receptical A job site with bad power the use of a Buck Boost may solve the problem It also works great when extension cords exceed 100 feet in length Example A receptical registering 90 volts the Buck Boost will increase it to 118 volts WALL RECEPTICAL TES...

Page 22: ...re ramp is secured Do not have at a steep incline The use of a power winch or hand come a long is much safer For a van the ramp should be 12 to 18 feet in length depending on the depth of the incline For truck height taller than a van longer ramps will be needed See OSHA guidelines It is not recommended to drive the machine connected with power on a ramp Make sure ramp is secure and has good conta...

Page 23: ...ine down with ratchet straps when transporting the machine To keep machine from rolling hydraulic levers should not be locked in the forward or backward position Hydraulic levers should be straight up in the neutral position This helps to lock drive wheels Lift machine off swivel caster onto lower cutting head support for better stabilization Proper securing straps need to be rated at least twice ...

Page 24: ...w cutting head angle to a high cutting head angle the operating attitude of the machine changes When a floor surface is not level ramps inclines large amounts of debris which would lift the drive wheel of the machine etc the center of gravity changes Too much of an angle could make the machine unsafe a cause for tip over Do Not run the machine in unsafe environments ...

Page 25: ...e ratchet straps to secure machine to pallet FRONT WHEEL ASSEMBLY FIGURE A The Front Wheel Assembly is an optional attachment 220E 5110 100 that is very helpful when moving the machine around on a job site or loading the machine that is not on a pallet It allows machine stability and safe transportation over any surface It is easy and quick to attach or detach Raise slide plate so the bottom of th...

Page 26: ...ers in place connect a bungy strap from each lever pushing levers backward Pulling straps to the back of the machine and connecting behind the seat or the rear of the machine See Figure B ADJUSTING FLIP ARM CORD GUIDE IN CONFINED AREAS In a hallway or confined area center the flip arm cord guide to the twelve o clock position so it is standing straight up See Figure C Secure with securing pin FORW...

Page 27: ...e wheels works best for very small congested areas where extra steering control is needed The smaller wheel slows down the speed 82 feet per minute which makes the machine more powerful and uses lower electricity supply Some difficult materials come up better with slower removal speed with the smaller wheels The smaller wheel also allows more weight to run on the machine To change wheels see Wheel...

Page 28: ...ve goods Machine includes one 100 lb rear weight Slide back weight in provided pocket under rear cowl See Figure B Secure locking bolt with either a 9 16 or 3 4 wrench size varies CAUTION Remove added weight from machine before transporting or loading machine Failure to do so could cause loss of control of machine damage to machine or property and bodily injury CAUTION A heavy machine cannot be us...

Page 29: ...om underneath the cutting head and slide plate Failure to do so could cause severe bodily injury When bolts are removed from the slide plate the cutting head and the slide plate will drop down to the floor Loosen the two bolts on the front of the slide plate with a 3 4 wrench See Figure C Slide plate up or down to achieve the desired height of the cutting head Firmly retighten both bolts SHEAR POI...

Page 30: ...steep angle will cause the machine to jump and buck It does not give the operator a clear vision of the cutting head and it raises the machine to operate at a unsafe operating height See Figure B Failure to raise the slide plate could cause machine damage and or bodily injury SWIVEL HEAD The swivel head keeps the blade in contact with the floor even when the floor is uneven When using a flat blade...

Page 31: ...r work area clean and clear of debris After you have removed a portion of material remove it out of the way This will give the machine maximum performance and help to keep the work area safe Always wear gloves when handling blades SELF SCORING BLADES Instead of pre scoring a job the self scoring blades automatically do the scoring BLADE INSERTION OR BLADE CHANGING Using a 3 4 socket wrench loosen ...

Page 32: ...lade and scrape up In some cases carpet might pull off the pad and then scrape up the pad separately VCT TILE SET UP Slide plate should be set low 1 2 to 2 off the floor If goods come up easily try a razor blade with a Cutting Head from 8 to 14 If goods come up harder use a Cutting Head from 8 to 27 with a Premium High Tempered Blade to match cutting head size If goods remove easily a Tile Box 707...

Page 33: ...at of an angle as possible Use a shoe blade Extra Heavy Duty Blade these blades have a bend to them or a regular blade bevel up When using a regular blade bending up the corners of the blade will help from the blade digging into the floor Sometimes a shank blade or a shank blade with a carbide tip will work The trick on wood floors is to run the blade flat WORKING OVER SOFT SUB FLOOR Slide plate s...

Page 34: ...sing as wide of a self scoring blade as possible make ditches 4 to 6 apart crossways from the way the machine will be removing the goods See Figure B Running the machine crossways from the ditches will make smaller pieces of debris to be hauled away Instead of large gummy rolls of carpet there are small squares that can be rolled palletized put on a dolly or folded with the sticky side in This mak...

Page 35: ... is put through special processing to achieve an unbelievable edge holding ability SHOE BLADES ANGLE SHANK BLADES WITH CARBIDE TIPS Works well for ceramic wood thick epoxy and elastomeric coatings Carbide tipped for holding a sharp edge for long periods Nothing else performs like carbide when no other blade will work Blade is mounted at an angle to achieve the optimum shear point for optimum perfo...

Page 36: ...e caution Have plenty of sharp blades on each job so on the job blade sharpening is eliminated It is best to resharpen dull blades on proper bench or belt grinder in the shop so the blades are ready for the next job SELF SCORING BLADE SHARPENING It is important to keep the wings on a self scoring blade sharp See Figure B Use a file on the wing edge Sharpen the flat part of the blade the same way a...

Page 37: ...7072 2 4 x 2 Straight Shank w Carbide Tip 500 06 7072 3 4 x 3 Straight Shank w Carbide Tip 500 06 7072 4 4 x 4 Straight Shank w Carbide Tip 500 06 7072 6 4 x 6 Straight Shank w Carbide Tip 500 Razor sharp super hard for scraping thin epoxies thin mil coatings like urethane paint poured elastomeric coatings up to 60 mil hard to remove adhesive and much more A heavy duty blade that still gives a lit...

Page 38: ...ade 062 The long taper works great on tough wood floors glued nailed The long length allows the blade to easily slide under tough material Works well on most ceramics and VCT The long taper works great on tough wood floors glued nailed The long length allows the blade to easily slide under tough material Works well on most ceramics and VCT Carbide tipped for holding a sharp edge for long periods M...

Page 39: ... SUPPORT To Remove Lower Cutting Head Support 1 Lower slide plate so cutting head hinge pin is below machine bottom Retighten 2 Loosen both cutting head pin set screws at the base of the lower cutting head support hinge area 3 Drive cutting head pin out using a punch and hammer 4 Remove cylinder securing hex head bolt LEAK MAINTENANCE All fittings on this machine are O ring style 1 Disconnect mach...

Page 40: ...e from power 2 Drain fluid by removing the drain plug from side of tank See Figure B Take Caution this unit contains twelve gallons of fluid Make sure you have the proper amount of containers to catch fluid 3 Replace drain plug 4 Remove filler plug See Figure A 5 Add oil into the filler plug hole until visual at the bottom of the oil level plug hole WHEEL MOTOR CHANGE OUT 1 Disconnect machine from...

Page 41: ... 1 Disconnect machine from power 2 Remove hood 3 Remove lines from either side of pump Have a container ready to catch leakage from lines 4 Remove two 5 16 pump securing bolts 5 Remove pump by pulling pump straight out from pump motor VALVE CHANGE OUT 1 Disconnect machine from power 2 Remove hood 3 Remove hoses from valve body Have a container ready to catch leakage from lines 4 Take notice of ang...

Page 42: ...witch wires 5 Remove two electrical box securing nuts 6 Remove electrical box HYDRAULIC CYLINDER CHANGE OUT 1 Disconnect machine from power 2 Disconnect cylinder lines Have a container ready to catch oil from lines 3 Remove cylinder securing hexhead bolt from lower cutting head support 4 Remove clips and pin from cylinder and slide plate 5 Remove cylinder upper pin 6 Remove cylinder ELECTRICAL COR...

Page 43: ...lace blocks under Forklift Cups on the side of the machine that wheel is being changed Take Caution Make sure machine is supported properly or serious injury could occur 3 Let cylinder down resting machine on blocks allowing rear wheel to be lifted off the floor 4 Remove five 1 2 lug nuts with an extended arm wrench remove wheel 5 Replace wheel 6 Replace five lug nuts and tighten making sure lug n...

Page 44: ...e raised Push the cylinder lift lever forward to lower and adjust the angle of the cutting head to jack up the machine See Figure A Block up machine See Figure B Remove four bolts pull caster off clean replace as needed 4 Replace caster 5 Replace and firmly tighten the four bolts 6 Lower the machine 7 Push the cylinder lift lever forward to lower and adjust the angle of the cutting head to jack up...

Page 45: ... back up beeper switch Remove and replace switch Re insert both screws into switch Firmly tighten Activating arm may need to be adjusted Beeper should sound when valve handle has 1 3 movement If it does not sound with 1 3 movement or sounds to quickly adjust bend activating arm with a needle nose plier Reconnect back up beeper and seat switch wires Replace hood and screws Figure A WARNING The Back...

Page 46: ... switch is mounted under the center portion of the seat This switch is designed as an emergency shut off If you are not sitting down on the seat the machine will shut off 1 Remove two button hexhead screws on each side of the hood 4 times 2 Lift hood off 3 Disconnect seat switch and back up beeper switch See Figure A 4 Push down on three tabs See Figure B 5 Turn switch assembly counter clockwise a...

Page 47: ...ort place debris deflector on the lower cutting head support measuring a 1 clearance between the cutting head and the front of the debris deflector This clearance will reduce a pinch point Secure with C clamps Mark the holes from the debris deflector on the lower cutting head support Either drill a 1 2 hole on each mark and secure debris deflector with a bolt and lock nut OR drill a 27 64 hole and...

Page 48: ...10 124D OIL PUMP COUPLING NEW STYLE 06 5110 156 OIL LEVEL PLUG 2 06 5110 157 DRAIN FILL PLUG 2 06 5110 162A 6 OPTIONAL POCKET WEIGHT NOT SHOWN 06 5110 164A TANK HOSE 06 5110 164B TANK HOSE CLAMP 06 5110 165 3L FOOT REST EXTENSION BRACKET LEFT 06 5110 165 3R FOOT REST EXTENSION BRACKET RIGHT 06 5110 166 SLIDE PLATE 06 5110 167 LOWER CUTTING HEAD SUPPORT 06 5110 168 MOTOR POWER CORD 06 5110 170 CUTT...

Page 49: ...0 236 FILTER HOUSING ASSEMBLY 06 5110 236 1 REPLACEMENT FILTER RETURN 06 5110 236 3 FILTER REPLACEMENT O RING KIT SET OF 3 06 5110 237 SUCTION FILTER SCREEN 06 5110 237 1 FILTER SUCTION LINE ASSEMBLY 2 06 5110 237 1A FILTER HOSE ONLY 2 06 5110 237 1B FILTER HOSE FITTING ONLY 4 06 5110 238 FILTER O RING SEAL 2 06 5110 240 CROSS BRACE 06 5110 241 1 VERTICAL SUPPORT RIGHT 06 5110 241 2 VERTICAL SUPPO...

Page 50: ...201 3 8 16 X 1 HEXHEAD BOLT 4 06 73203 3 8 FLAT WASHER 4 MOTOR MOUNT 2 FRAME 06 73204 3 8 SPLIT LOCK WASHER 4 PUMP MOUNT 4 CROSS BRACE 06 73207 3 8 16 NYLON LOCK NUT 4 CORD GUIDE 4 MOTOR MOUNT 2 FRAME 06 73236 3 8 16 X 1 HEXHEAD BOLT 2 CORD GUIDE 4 MOTOR MOUNT 4 CROSS BRACE 06 73240 3 8 16 CORD GUIDE SECURING T BOLT 06 73302 5 16 FLAT WASHER 4 SEAT NOT SHOWN 2 PUMP 06 73303 5 16 SPLIT LOCK WASHER ...

Page 51: ...15 RAZOR SCRAPER BLADE 50 PKG 06 6258 BU 3 X 12 SELF SCORING BLADE BEVEL UP 06 6259 BU 3 X 14 SELF SCORING BLADE BEVEL UP 06 6260 BD 3 X 6 HEAVY DUTY DITCHING 06 6281 3 X 8 HEAVY DUTY BLADE 06 6282 3 X 14 HEAVY DUTY BLADE 06 6283 3 X 27 HEAVY DUTY BLADE 06 6284 3 X 12 HEAVY DUTY BLADE 06 6285 3 X 6 HEAVY DUTY BLADE 06 6286 3 X 10 HEAVY DUTY BLADE 06 6290 3 X 6 EXTRA HEAVY DUTY BLADE 06 6291 3 X 8 ...

Page 52: ...2 2 X 6 ULTRA HD CERAMIC EPOXY BLADE 06 7079 4 4 X 6 ULTRA HD CERAMIC EPOXY BLADE 06 7079 6 6 X 6 ULTRA HD CERAMIC EPOXY BLADE 06 7080 3 X 8 INCREASED ANGLE BLADE 06 7081 3 X 10 INCREASED ANGLE BLADE LABELS PART DESCRIPTION 06 L08 1 STAND CLEAR LABEL 2 06 L33B CAUTION MOVING PARTS LABEL 2 06 L33C INSTRUCTION MANUAL LABEL 06 L33D AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL LABEL 06 L37 CAUTION SHARP BLADES LABEL 2 06 L38...

Page 53: ...t Right 06 5110 180 Foot Peg 06 5110 209 Electrical Box Cover Only PART DESCRIPTION 06 5110 215 Cord Guide 06 5110 403 Front Weight set of 9 Not Shown 06 5110 404 Rear Weight Not Shown 06 5110 404 1 Rear Weight Securing Hexhead Bolt 1 2 13 x 1 1 4 Not Shown 06 73006 1 4 20 x 3 4 Button Head Cap Screw 12 06 73302 5 16 Seat Washer 4 Not Shown 06 73305 5 16 18 x 3 4 Hexhead Bolt 4 Not Shown 06 73345 ...

Page 54: ...6 5110 220 Push Button Adapter 2 PART DESCRIPTION 06 5110 221 1 Push Button Assembly Green 06 5110 222 Push Button Contact 06 5110 223 1 Push Button Assembly Red 06 5110 224 Relay 120 Volt 06 5110 225 Relay 240 Volt Not Shown 06 5110 230 Transformer Rectifier 06 5110 301 Backup Light Assembly New Style 06 5110 301 1 Light Cover Only New Style 06 5110 301 2 Light Cover Spring Only New Style 06 5110...

Page 55: ...10 217 Back Up Beeper Spacer 06 5110 218 Back Up Beeper Switch 06 5200 120 1 Rubber Boot Only PART DESCRIPTION 06 74501 6 Flat Washer 2 06 74510 6 32 x 3 8 Panhead Screw 2 06 74513 6 32 x 3 4 Panhead Screw 2 BL BMS 5110 207 218 74513 74513 217 74501 74510 SWITCH BACK UP BEEPER PARTS 120 1 ...

Page 56: ...ord 12 Gauge 2 06 70602 Instruction Manual Tube 06 70603 Instruction Tube Cap PART DESCRIPTION 06 73207 3 8 16 Nylon Lock Nut 2 06 73236 3 8 16 x 1 Hexhead Bolt 2 06 73240 3 8 16 Cord Guide Securing T Bolt 06 74428 10 32 Fender Washer 2 73240 215 216 74428 70602 BL BMS 5110 407 73236 73207 INSTRUCTION TUBE CORD GUIDE PARTS 70603 ...

Page 57: ...0 175 Single Capacitor Cover 06 5110 176A Overload Switch 06 5110 177 Hubbel Twist Lock Male Plug PART DESCRIPTION 06 5110 178 Strain Relief 06 5110 185 Motor Fan Cover 06 5110 186 Motor Fan Not Shown 06 5110 187 Capacitor 240 Vac 2 Not Shown 06 5110 188 Double Capacitor Cover 06 72366 Motor 115 230 Volt 1 1 2 HP 1725 RPM 168 176 188 185 175 178 176A 124C 177 MOTOR ...

Page 58: ...Style 06 5110 200 Motor Mount 06 73130 1 8 x 1 8 x 3 4 Key Not Shown PART DESCRIPTION 06 73201 3 8 16 x 1 Hexhead Bolt 4 06 73203 3 8 Flat Washer 4 06 73204 3 8 Split Lock Washer 4 06 73207 3 8 16 Nylon Lock Nut 4 06 73236 3 8 16 x 1 Hexhead Bolt 4 06 73302 5 16 Flat Washer 2 06 73303 5 16 Split Lock Washer 06 73307 5 16 18 x 1 Hexhead Bolt 2 73302 73303 124 1 73302 73303 73307 73201 73204 6B 6A 7...

Page 59: ...k Washer 4 06 5110 241 1 Vertical Support Right 06 5110 241 2 Vertical Support Left PART DESCRIPTION 06 73203 3 8 SAE Flat Washer 2 06 73204 3 8 Split Lock Washer 4 06 73207 3 8 16 Nylon Lock Nut 2 06 73236 3 8 16 x 1 Hexhead Bolt 4 241 1 240 73204 73236 241 2 73204 73236 FRAME SUPPORT PARTS 73207 73203 ...

Page 60: ...g 4 06 5110 114 5 Wheel Motor Set of Seals Not Shown 06 5110 117 Wheel Hub 2 06 5110 117 2 Hub Nut 2 PART DESCRIPTION 06 5110 261 1 Wheel Motor Hose Clamp Assembly 2 06 5110 405 18 Wheel Rim 06 5110 408 13 Wheel Rim 06 73033 x x 1 Key 2 06 73131 3 32 x 1 Cotter Pin 2 06 73430 1 2 20 Nylon Lock Nut 10 114 117 73033 73131 117 2 73430 408 405 114 2 261 1 114A WHEEL PARTS ...

Page 61: ...1 Wheel Motor Line 4 06 5110 262 Pressure Line 2 06 5110 263 Suction Line 2 PART DESCRIPTION 06 5110 264 45 Valve Fitting 2 06 5110 270 Motion Control Lever 2 06 5110 270 2 Lever Jamb Nut 5 16 2 06 5110 271 Lever Bracket 3 06 72816 3 8 90 Pump Fitting Not Shown 06 73008 1 4 20 Nylon Lock Nut 4 06 73021 1 4 20 x 2 Hexhead Bolt 4 06 73308 5 16 18 x 3 4 Button Head Cap Screw 2 263 270 270 2 264 271 7...

Page 62: ...ower Cylinder Line 06 5110 255 Upper Cylinder Line 06 5110 261 Wheel Motor Line 4 PART DESCRIPTION 06 5110 261 1 Wheel Motor Hose Clamp Assembly 2 06 5110 262 Pressure Line 2 06 5110 263 Suction Line 2 06 5110 264 45 Valve Fitting 4 06 5110 270 Motion Control Lever 2 06 5110 271 Lever Bracket 3 06 5110 272 Cylinder Lift Lever Only 06 5110 273 Lever Spacer 06 73308 5 16 18 x 3 4 Button Head Socket ...

Page 63: ...110 252 Cylinder Clip 2 06 5110 253 Hydraulic Hose Connector PART DESCRIPTION 06 5110 253R Cylinder Restricter Fitting 06 5200 258 Debris Deflector 06 73340 5 16 18 x 1 4 Set Screw 2 06 73402 1 2 13 Nylon Lock Nut 06 73403 1 2 Split Washer 2 06 73407 1 2 13 x 1 Hexhead Bolt 2 06 73408 1 2 13 x 1 Hexhead Bolt 2 06 73410 1 2 13 x 3 Hexhead Bolt 250 73410 73402 253 251 252 167 166 73407 73340 170 253...

Page 64: ... Assembly Not Shown 06 5110 191A Replacement Single Wheel Only Not Shown PART DESCRIPTION 06 5110 192A Replacement Double Wheel Only 2 Not Shown 06 5110 193 Double Wheel Caster Assembly Green 06 73402 1 2 13 Nylon Lock Nut 4 06 73404 1 2 SAE Flat Washer 2 06 73406 1 2 13 x 1 Hexhead Bolt 6 06 73420 1 2 13 Hex Nut 2 190 2 190 1 73402 73406 193 180 73406 73404 165 3L 165 3R 73420 CASTER FOOT PEG PAR...

Page 65: ...er T Only 06 5110 235 3 Filter Coupler Only PART DESCRIPTION 06 5110 235 4 Filter Elbow Only 06 5110 236 Filter Housing Assembly 06 5110 236 1 Replacement Filter Return 06 5110 237 Suction Filter Screen 06 5110 237 1 Filter Suction Line Assembly 2 06 5110 237 1A Filter Hose Only 2 06 5110 237 1B Filter Hose Fitting Only 4 06 5110 238 Filter O Ring Seal 06 5110 266 Return Line 2 235 236 237 266 238...

Page 66: ...onal Pocket Weight Not Shown 06 5110 403 Front Weight set of 9 Not Shown PART DESCRIPTION 06 5110 403 2 Front weight individual 06 5110 404 Rear Weight 06 73406 1 2 13 x 1 Hexhead Bolt Front Weight Compartment Rear Weight Compartment 73406 06 5110 404 06 5110 403 2 WEIGHTS ...

Page 67: ...des Label 2 06 L95F Fluid Leak Label 2 06 L98 Blade Lift Label 06 L106 Pinch Point Label 3 PART DESCRIPTION 06 L118 Operator Must Be Seated Label 2 06 L137 Disarm Machine Label 3 06 L141 Flag Made In USA Label 2 06 L171 Blastrac Label 2 06 L171B Blastrac Stock Number Label L118 L106 L98 L37 L171 L137 L137 L37 L141 ...

Page 68: ... 06 L95F Fluid Leak Label 2 06 L95J Voltage Label 110V 4 06 L101 Kill Switch Label PART DESCRIPTION 06 L110A On Label 2 06 L110B Off Label 06 L118 Operator Must Be Seated Label 2 06 L137 Disarm Machine Label 3 06 L141 Flag Label Made In USA 2 06 L148 Caution General Info Label 06 L152 Earth Ground Label 2 Not Shown 06 L171 Blastrac Label 2 L95B L101 L110B L110A L110A L171 L95F L118 L137 L38 L141 L...

Page 69: ...7 x 6 box Attaches to the 7050 27 Cutting Head required 06 5110 100 FRONT WHEEL ASSEMBLY Allows stability and safe transportation over any surface Easy and quick to attach 06 5110 100W Replacement Wheel Only 06 7050 15 CUTTING HEAD EXTENSION Extension for cutting heads to reach under tight areas 06 5110 111 3 OPTIONAL ARM RESTS SET Optional Arm Rests for added comfort Set includes left and right a...

Page 70: ...50 140 CUTTING HEAD CLIP Secures cutting head assemblies 06 B 7075 8 2 X 8 CUTTING HEAD 06 B 7075 11 2 X 11 CUTTING HEAD 06 B 7077 8 3 5 X 8 CUTTING HEAD 06 B 7077 11 3 5 X 11 CUTTING HEAD WOOD VCT ANGLE SHANK BLADES Designed for removing wood and the toughest removals Blades are mounted at an angle to achieve the optimum shear point for the best performance 06 B 7075 11 06 B 7077 8 06 B 7077 11 0...

Page 71: ...TH CARBIDE TIP BLADE 06 B 7072 3 3 STRAIGHT SHANK WITH CARBIDE TIP BLADE 06 B 7072 4 4 STRAIGHT SHANK WITH CARBIDE TIP BLADE 06 B 7072 6 6 STRAIGHT SHANK WITH CARBIDE TIP BLADE STRAIGHT SHANK WITH CARBIDE TIPS The same application as the 7070 blades but are carbide tipped for holding a sharp edge for long periods Works well for ceramic and thick epoxy 06 B 7079 2 2 EXTRA HD CERAMIC EPOXY SHANK WIT...

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Page 78: ...n shall be the sole and exclusive warranties granted by Blastrac and shall be the sole and exclusive remedy available to the purchaser Correction of defects in the manner and for the period of time described herein shall constitute complete fulfillment of all liabilities and responsibilities of Blastrac to the purchaser with respect to the product and shall constitute full satisfaction of all clai...

Page 79: ... Check One Repair Do you wish to be contacted before repairing Yes No Return Contact Blastrac if a loaner is needed Return Authorization Number Date Customer Number Purchased From required contact Blastrac INTERNAL USE ONLY Date Received Unit Serial Number Subject To Warranty if known if not directly from Blastrac ...

Page 80: ...87 06 6293 3 x 14 Extra Heavy Duty Blade 187 06 6294 3 x 27 Extra Heavy Duty Blade 187 06 7050 200 3 x 6 Premium High Tempered Blade 062 06 7050 201 3 x 8 Premium High Tempered Blade 062 06 7050 202 3 x 10 Premium High Tempered Blade 062 06 7050 203 3 x 12 Premium High Tempered Blade 062 06 7050 204 3 x 14 Premium High Tempered Blade 062 06 7050 205 3 x 27 Premium High Tempered Blade 062 06 7070 2...

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