CynkoMet T-149 Instructions For Use And Operation Download

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Met

T-149

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Table 19. Two-wire pneumatic installation

Position

Part name

Number

Amount

HZS-4 Control valve

44.12.010.0

M10 Nut

PN-86/M-82144

Spring washer 10.2

PN-77/M-82008

M10x30 8.8 Screw

PN-85/M-82105

Braking force regulator

61.11.013.0

Spring washer 8,2

PN-77/M-82008

M8 Nut

PN-86/M-82144

M8x25-8.8 Screw

PN-85/M-82105

40L Air tank

393.404.0

Tank clamp

7076/28.00.100

24” Diaphragm actuator 74.50.017.0

7105/13.00.001

Washer 13

PN-78/M-82005

S-Zn 3,2x25 Pin

PN-78/M-82001

ZS/M22 draining valve

S1110002003800

M22 plug

S1110038000000

W-HPM16/M22

Control connector

S1113301380000

15/M16 Three-way
connector

S1110015350000

Three-way connector
with a control valve
HPM16/15/M16

S1113301153500

15/M22 L-shaped
connector

S1110015380000

Inline filter

81.10.010.0

15/M22/M22 Three-way
connector

S1110015383800

M22/15/M22 Three-way
connector

S1110038153800

15/M22 Simple
connector

S1110015003800

Summary of Contents for T-149

Page 1: ...e machine Symbol Type T 149 1 Serial number The serial number is stamped on the nameplate and on the front beam of the upper frame of the trailer The nameplate is riveted to the front beam of the uppe...

Page 2: ...ign and operation of the machine should be sent to the manufacturer This information will allow objective evaluation of the machine and serve as guidelines in their further modernization Before the op...

Page 3: ...THE MACHINE The machine is designed in accordance with the applicable standards documents and legal regulations currently in force DETERMINATION OF DIRECTIONS IN THE MANUAL Left side side to the left...

Page 4: ...CynkoMet T 149 4...

Page 5: ...to the tractor 16 3 3 Attaching and detaching the second trailer 17 3 4 Tires 17 3 5 The pneumatic and hydraulic system 18 3 6 Maintenance 19 3 7 The principles of movement on public roads 20 3 8 Desc...

Page 6: ...3 1 1 Control of the trailer after delivery 44 4 3 1 2 Preparation of the trailer for the first connection 45 4 3 2 Preparation for work 47 4 3 3 Connecting and disconnecting with the tractor 47 4 3...

Page 7: ...af system 80 6 6 Handling electrical equipment 81 6 7 Lubrication 81 6 8 Storage and maintenance 84 6 9 Troubleshooting 85 7 Transport 88 8 Trailer cassation 91 9 Guarantee 92 10 Environmental hazard...

Page 8: ...tion contained herein will prove to be not fully understood ask the manufacturer or the sales point where it was purchased for help Particularly important information and recommendations the observanc...

Page 9: ...2 The serial number is located on the front beam of the lower frame and the nameplate is located on the front beam of the upper frame figure 1 When buying the trailer check the compatibility of serial...

Page 10: ...CynkoMet T 149 10 Figure 1 Location of the nameplate and issue of the serial number 1 nameplate 2 serial number PB1160467 1 2...

Page 11: ...with agricultural tractors fitted with an external hydraulic system and upper trailer hitch The rear trailer hitch is only used to connect the trailer biaxial Failure to follow the transport and load...

Page 12: ...rry loads not secured which while driving can change its position on the loading platform Use in accordance with the product s destination also includes all activities related to correct and safe oper...

Page 13: ...y persons who are familiar with the contents of publications and documents attached to the trailer and the contents of the agricultural tractor manual have been trained in the use of the trailer and s...

Page 14: ...ractors recommended by the manufacturer Pay attention to the warnings in places of crushing and shearing when starting the machine During transport check the condition of preheat of the tires brake dr...

Page 15: ...ctor and the trailer before the vehicle is not be protected against self running off through the parking brake hand brake and wedges under the wheels The permissible transport speed 30 km h cannot be...

Page 16: ...lights The machine is marked with information and warning inscriptions in the form of stickers as specified in Table 1 The user is obliged to constantly take care of the readability of signs and warn...

Page 17: ...rs can be connected to the trailer Before attaching a trailer make sure that both machines are technically efficient Be very careful when you connect the machine In the course of coupling no one is al...

Page 18: ...of impurities 3 5 The pneumatic and hydraulic system The hydraulic and pneumatic installations during operation are under high pressure Regularly check the technical condition of the connections and...

Page 19: ...properties should be stored in its original containers or in substitute packages which are hydrocarbon resistant Replacement containers must be carefully described and stored properly It is forbidden...

Page 20: ...are parts and components Using other parts may result in exclusion of liability of the manufacturer for resulting consequences 3 7 The principles of movement on public roads When driving on public roa...

Page 21: ...trailer is properly connected to the tractor in particular check the safety pin hook It is forbidden to park on the slopes with a loaded and unsecured machine Securing is based on stopping with the s...

Page 22: ...walls and superstructures are properly closed Check for proper mounting of the clamping cables Prior to each trailer s use check its technical condition especially in terms of safety In particular ch...

Page 23: ...loss of stability while driving scattering of the load and cause a hazard while driving The brake system of the machine has been adapted to the total weight of the trailer which if exceeded will resul...

Page 24: ...e manual stay between the trailer and the tractor when the engine is running operate the machine by unauthorized persons or under the influence of alcohol or other drugs stay on the machine during ope...

Page 25: ...suitable protective clothing gloves boots etc securing the machine against the access of children reasonable use of the observations and recommendations contained in the operating instructions keepin...

Page 26: ...placed on the trailer throughout the whole period of its use In the case of destruction replace them with new ones Labels with inscriptions and symbols are available from the manufacturer or the plac...

Page 27: ...on Turn off the engine and remove the key before starting maintenance or repair Front wall 3 The inscription Do not make service and repair work under loaded or raised and unsupported loading crate Fr...

Page 28: ...hydraulic installation trailer 1 or 2 Shut off valve 7 400 kPa Pressure in the tires 1 On the side walls above the wheels 8 Do not reach into the area of crushing if the elements may be Moving On the...

Page 29: ...CynkoMet T 149 29 Figure 4 Distribution of stickers...

Page 30: ...ce m2 12 3 8 Height of the loading surface mm 1340 9 The ground clearance of the vehicle mm 420 10 Vehicle weight kg 4200 4480 11 Allowed payload of the vehicle kg 13800 13520 5 12 The angle of inclin...

Page 31: ...s In the corners of the frame there are pivots 11 for depositing the upper frame whereas in the central part there is a socket 7 for depositing the hydraulic cylinder In front of the chassis there is...

Page 32: ...50 mm The drawbar height can be adjusted by changing the position of the bracket of the shaft spring connected with a shaft spring 9 Optionally the trailer can be fitted with a spare wheel with a han...

Page 33: ...frame turntable 3 shaft 4 driving axle 5 crate support 6 spring 7 suspension socket of the hydraulic cylinder 8 turntable 9 drawbar spring 10 lighting beam 11 pin 12 rear hook 13 driving wheels 14 sp...

Page 34: ...nsions independently of each other and in any order Such a construction solution increases the functionality of the trailer and makes it easier to service The locks of the walls and extensions as well...

Page 35: ...bottom frame 2 fastening cable 3 center post 4 lever of the lower bolts of the front wall segment 5 lever of the lower bolts of the rear wall segment 6 lever of the lower bolts of the rear wall 7 rea...

Page 36: ...anism is supplied with oil from the tractor s hydraulic system To control the lifting of the loading crate the oil distributor of the external hydraulic tractor is used The hydraulic system consists o...

Page 37: ...f the hydraulic tipping installation 1 hydraulic cylinder 2 three way valve 3 valve connector plug 4 5 6 7 8 9 flexible hydraulic hoses 10 11 rigid hydraulic hoses 12 cable controlling the reciprocal...

Page 38: ...ler acting on the rear wheels The pneumatic brake is activated from the workplace of the tractor driver by pressing the brake pedal of the tractor The construction of this brake provides automatic inh...

Page 39: ...voir 2 control valve 3 braking force regulator 4 pneumatic actuator 5 cables connectors red 6 cables connectors yellow 7 air filters 8 control connector of the air reservoir 9 control connector of the...

Page 40: ...force regulator 3 a button releasing the brake of the trailer at standstill 4 the lever of the regulator s work selection 0 UNLADEN position 1 2 HALF LOADED position 1 FULL LOAD position Fig 11 Parkin...

Page 41: ...of the crank mechanism in the direction of the clock s rotation causes a shift of the lever spreader that when parting the brake linkage immobilize the trailer 4 2 5 Electrical installation lighting...

Page 42: ...ng diagram of the trailer PL front clearance lamp X7P front seven slot socket GT rear seven slot socket TOP TOL Rear clearance lamp OTP OTL lighting lamp of the license plate ZP rear right assembly la...

Page 43: ...3 front position lamp with a reflector 4 reflective yellow device5 rear right multifunction lamp 6 rear left multifunction lamp 7 the socket of the connector for connecting the second trailer 8 lamp...

Page 44: ...r must inspect the technical condition of the trailer and prepare it for the first run Please refer to this manual attached to the trailer and follow the recommendations contained in it take a look at...

Page 45: ...lic and electrical connections in the agricultural tractor comply with the requirements otherwise do not connect the trailer Adjust the height of the shaft location in the trailer or the position of t...

Page 46: ...ure drop in the brake installation incorrect operation of hydraulic and or pneumatic actuators or other failures diagnose the problem If a fault cannot be removed or removing it will invalidate the wa...

Page 47: ...he electrical system and lighting system and trailer signaling the effectiveness of the brake system the correct operation of the hydraulic discharge mechanism through trial tilting of the load crate...

Page 48: ...on wiring with the trailer Release the parking brake of the machine CAUTION CAUTION At the time of the coupling unauthorized people cannot be between the trailer and the tractor The operator of the tr...

Page 49: ...ly switches to the position of actuating the brakes of the machine The cables are marked with colored protective caps that identify the correct cable installation In order to disconnect the trailer fr...

Page 50: ...e tractor hydraulic system and the hydraulic system of the trailer tipping 4 3 4 Connecting and disconnecting the second trailer The second trailer can be connected only if it is a machine built on a...

Page 51: ...he second trailer Immobilize the tractor and trailer with a parking brake Stop the tractor engine Close the cab of the tractor protecting it from unauthorized access Disconnect the pneumatic hydraulic...

Page 52: ...bility of the trailer and cargo and protection against road littering When transporting light materials it is not allowed to mount cables connecting the wall In other cases springs must always be inst...

Page 53: ...eet roots 560 720 1 5 1 5 6 fodder beet roots 500 700 1 5 1 5 7 Organic fertilizers 8 Old manure 700 800 1 4 1 5 9 Long laying manure 800 900 1 2 1 4 10 Fresh manure 700 750 1 5 1 5 11 compost 950 1 1...

Page 54: ...wet sand 1 700 2 050 0 5 0 7 25 Full bricks 1 500 2 100 0 5 0 7 26 hollow bricks 1 000 1 200 0 9 1 1 27 stone 1 500 2 200 0 5 0 7 28 Soft wood 300 450 1 5 1 5 29 Hard timber 500 600 1 5 1 5 30 impregn...

Page 55: ...clover Lucerne wilted cut on the trailer 110 160 1 5 1 5 46 clover Lucerne wilted on the collective trailer 60 100 1 5 1 5 47 stored dry clover 40 60 1 5 1 5 48 cut stored dry clover 80 140 1 5 1 5 49...

Page 56: ...1 5 1 5 62 green forage on a collective trailer 120 270 1 5 1 5 63 Fresh beet leaves 140 160 1 5 1 5 64 Freshly cut beet leaves 350 400 1 5 1 5 65 beet leaves on a collective trailer 180 250 1 5 1 5 6...

Page 57: ...8 80 Silage lower silo 650 1 050 1 1 1 5 81 hay silage tower silo 550 750 1 5 1 5 82 Seeds 83 Vicia faba 750 850 1 3 1 5 84 charlock 600 700 1 5 1 5 85 peas 650 750 1 5 1 5 86 lentil 750 860 1 3 1 5 8...

Page 58: ...100 dry soil 1 300 1 400 0 8 0 9 101 Wet soil 1 900 2 100 0 5 0 6 102 fresh peat 700 850 1 5 1 3 103 Gardening soil 250 350 1 5 1 5 Source The technology of machine works in agriculture PWN Warsaw 19...

Page 59: ...tening the tarpaulin is installed correctly on all hooks and sufficiently tight CAUTION CAUTION Overloading the trailer incompetent loading and securing the load is the most common cause of accidents...

Page 60: ...here are no bystanders especially children Ensure sufficient visibility Make sure that the trailer is properly connected to the tractor and the tractor hitch is properly secured CAUTION CAUTION Before...

Page 61: ...ust be marked with a plate distinguishing slow moving vehicles attached to the rear wall of the loading crate if the trailer is the last vehicle in the group The operator of the trailer is obliged to...

Page 62: ...n incline poses a risk of loss of braking efficiency 4 3 6 Crate unloading The trailer is equipped with a hydraulic tipping system and a proper frame and loading crate construction allowing tipping si...

Page 63: ...u should position the lever of the shut off valve of the hydraulic system which is at the front of the trailer to position 1 CAUTION CAUTION Before tipping the loading crate check whether the walls or...

Page 64: ...ailer is connected its unloading should be performed only when the loading crate of the first trailer has been lowered and the valve controlling the tipping hydraulic has been moved in position 2 seco...

Page 65: ...m the trailer such as mineral fertilizers or grain The special gutters mounted in the dump window greatly facilitate the unloading of bulk materials into bags containers etc Opening the sliders of the...

Page 66: ...s keep caution due to the pressure of the load on the wall Unloading bulk materials that have been loaded to a height of more than 1 m can be realized only by tilting the load crate backwards Observe...

Page 67: ...he risk of crushing the fingers or hands CAUTION CAUTION Controlling lifting or lowering the load crate can take place only from the seat of the driver of a vehicle towing the trailer and controlled b...

Page 68: ...g cable of the electrical system Chocks under wheels Two wire pneumatic installation Wheel fenders Central extensions of the loading crate Spare wheels with a hanger Tarpaulin with a rack Front platfo...

Page 69: ...amp These jobs should be carried out by two people at the same time with keeping caution and protecting workers from falling The spare wheel is suspended at the lower frame of the trailer Before repla...

Page 70: ...of the operation is the daily maintenance of the trailer before work it foresees control of tightening the screw connections and securing them against unauthorized untightening checking the tightness...

Page 71: ...UTION In the case of noting any irregularities in the operation or damage to systems or assemblies of the trailer the machine must be taken out of use until repair and removal of defects It is forbidd...

Page 72: ...asks raising the crate is necessary it should be tipped aside and secured before reclining the support of the loading crate fig 16 p 1 In the frame of container there are sockets of the crate support...

Page 73: ...uch a set on a hard surface in the direction of driving straight ahead front axle of the trailer may not be twisted Brake the trailer Place the blocking wedges under the wheels of a trailer raise the...

Page 74: ...erioration of the working conditions of bearings Secure the nut with a new cotter pin and firmly press the hub cap The mentioned steps should be repeated checking the remaining wheels The wheel after...

Page 75: ...rake unevenly and or non simultaneously expander levers are not parallel to each other during braking a repair of the brake system was carried out Fig 17 Brakes regulation I front axis II rear axis 1...

Page 76: ...ted separately for each trailer wheel After proper brake adjustment at full braking the expander arms should form an angle of 90o with the piston rod of the actuator and the spring should be about hal...

Page 77: ...causing leaks should be replaced Periodically remove the condensate gathering in the water from the air tank For this purpose pull out the mandrel of the drain valve at the bottom of the tank to the s...

Page 78: ...y than once every three months remove and clean the air filter inserts which are located on the pneumatic system connection cables The inserts are reusable and cannot be replaced unless they are damag...

Page 79: ...aks on connections of hydraulic conduits you must tighten the connector if this does not rectify the fault replace the conduit or the connector with a new one If the oil leak occurs beyond the connect...

Page 80: ...er with a leaking tilting hydraulic system is unacceptable 6 5 Handling the spring leaf system Operation of the spring leaf is based on controlling the current state of spring leaves These springs sho...

Page 81: ...ops which have the appropriate technology and qualifications for this type of work The duties of the user include only technical inspection of electrical installations and reflectors replacing light b...

Page 82: ...CynkoMet T 149 82 Fig 20 Lubrication diagram 1 2 2 3 4 5 5 6 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 12 14 13 15 16...

Page 83: ...ew of the parking brake crank 1 Perma nent grease Every 2 months cover the surface with fresh grease 5 Driving wheels bearings 4 Perma nent grease Every 3 4 months 6 Leaf spring sliders 4 graphi te gr...

Page 84: ...e Every 6 8 months 15 The levers of the lower walls locks 5 Perma nent grease Every 3 4 months 16 Wall hinges 16 Perma nent grease Every 3 4 months Before commencing the lubrication of the grease fitt...

Page 85: ...n During a long break in the use of the trailer it is desirable to place it indoors or in a covered ventilated place It is also advisable that the metal parts not coated with paint are secured with an...

Page 86: ...l Low efficiency of the braking system Excessive heating of the driving axle hub Pressure too low in the system Check the pressure gauge on the tractor wait till the compressor fills the tank to the r...

Page 87: ...ient efficiency of the tractor hydraulic pump damaged tractor hydraulic pump Check the hydraulic pump on the tractor Damaged or contaminated actuator Check the cylinder piston bending corrosion check...

Page 88: ...Loading and unloading a trailer from a car should be carried out using the loading ramp with a tractor or using a crane or lever During operation observe the general safety rules with handling operat...

Page 89: ...ners should be hooked in the designated eyebolts Fig 21 or permanent structural elements of the trailer cross braces crossbars etc Transport handles are welded to the chassis of the top frame one pair...

Page 90: ...al and follow the recommendations contained in it During road transport the trailer is mounted on a platform of the transport mean in accordance with the manufacturer s technology The driver of the ca...

Page 91: ...you must pass the entire trailer to the scrap depot designated by the Governor or a Starost The certificate obtained from this facility is the basis for the de registration of the trailer The dismoun...

Page 92: ...od will be removed by warranty service no later than 14 working days from the date of delivery by the repair station or any other agreed period 2 In a written notification claim mail fax e mail etc yo...

Page 93: ...n the water can a result of direct physical action on organisms can cause change in the oxygen content in the water due to absence of direct contact of the air with water Maintenance repair work at th...

Page 94: ...operties should be stored in its original packaging in the same conditions as previously described Oil waste must be transferred to a point taking care of recycling or oils regeneration Waste code 13...

Page 95: ...CynkoMet T 149 95 SPARE PARTS CATALOGUE...

Page 96: ...CynkoMet T 149 96...

Page 97: ...e added containing the list of parts of the unit or the mechanism In order to obtain the part number select an assembly or mechanism drawing which includes the part from the catalogue read the number...

Page 98: ...able 10 Water tank 109 Upper frame 110 Table 11 Upper frame 111 Rear closure 112 Table 12 Rear closure 113 Closure flexible connector 114 Table 13 Closure flexible connector 115 Walls set 116 Table 14...

Page 99: ...wire pneumatic installation 131 Handbrake 132 Table 20 Handbrake 133 The handbrake mechanism 134 Table 21 The handbrake mechanism 135 Toolbox 136 Table 22 Toolbox 137 Front platform 138 Table 23 Fron...

Page 100: ...CynkoMet T 149 100 Push torsion system...

Page 101: ...M20 Self locking nut PN 85 M 82175 2 8 Wedge washer 18 PN 79 M 82018 2 9 M16x45 Screw PN85 M 82105 16 10 M16 Self locking nut PN 85 M 82175 16 11 Washer 17 PN 85 M 82005 16 12 Drawbar spring 7104 00 0...

Page 102: ...CynkoMet T 149 102 Suspension...

Page 103: ...3 1 2 Wheel set 385 65 22 5 4 3 Braked driving axle 7149 25 00 000 1 2 4 Crate bracket 7149 00 01 000 1 5 M20 Nut PN 85 M 82175 1 6 Washer 21 PN 78 M 82005 1 7 M20x110 Screw PN 86 M 82101 1 8 Automat...

Page 104: ...CynkoMet T 149 104 Spring suspension...

Page 105: ...3 M6 grease fitting PN76 M 86002 1 4 Washer 21 PN 78 M 82005 1 5 M20 Self locking nut PN 85 M 82175 1 6 Spring disc 7149 00 00 003 1 7 90 Screw washer 7149 00 00 004 1 2 8 90 glomerular screw 7149 00...

Page 106: ...CynkoMet T 149 106 Wheel fender...

Page 107: ...ber Amount 1 Fender bracket 7149 00 02 000 1 2 14 Fender with a 430x650 circuit P5026069 P512606 9 1 3 Fender handle VR42 4 2 4 M8x20 8 8 B Screw PN 85 M 82105 2 5 Spring washer 8 2 PN 77 M 82008 2 6...

Page 108: ...CynkoMet T 149 108 Water tank...

Page 109: ...er tank bracket 7149 00 00 010 2 2 Water tank with a cont for soap TK2525 1 3 Round washer 8 4 PN 59 M 82005 8 4 Round washer 8 5 PN 59 M 82030 4 5 Spring washer 8 2 PN 77 M 82008 8 6 M8x20 8 8 B Scre...

Page 110: ...CynkoMet T 149 110 Upper frame...

Page 111: ...Position Part name Number Amount 1 Upper frame 7149 01 00 000 2 1 2 Tipping swivel 7104 00 00 700 4 3 Chain set 7076 00 01 000 4 4 Cotter pin set 7169 00 00 300 2 5 Closure flexible connector 7104 00...

Page 112: ...CynkoMet T 149 112 Rear closure...

Page 113: ...t name Number Amount 1 Rear lever 7104 00 25 200 1 2 Connector 7104 00 25 001 1 3 Swivel 7104 00 25 002 1 4 Closure flexible connector 7104 00 25 100 1 5 Washer 17 PN 85 M 82005 1 6 M16 Self locking n...

Page 114: ...CynkoMet T 149 114 Closure flexible connector...

Page 115: ...ble connector Position Part name Number Amount 1 Right scroll eye bolt 7104 00 25 120 1 2 Left scroll eye bolt 7104 00 25 130 1 3 M16 Nut PN86 M 82144 1 4 Swivel I 7104 00 25 101 2 5 S ZN 3 2X32 Pin P...

Page 116: ...CynkoMet T 149 116 Walls set...

Page 117: ...0 446 215 2 9 G46 Yellow wedge TK2005 2 10 M12x70 8 8 Screw PN 85 M 82101 4 11 Washer 13 PN 78 M 82005 26 12 Spring washer 12 2 PN 77 M 82008 20 13 M12 Nut PN 86 M 82144 4 14 M8x20 8 8 B Screw PN 85 M...

Page 118: ...CynkoMet T 149 118 Rear wall...

Page 119: ...7 Arm 7104 05 00 003 1 8 S Zn 3 2x18 pin PN 76 M 82001 4 9 Sleeve 7104 05 00 004 2 10 Connector 7104 05 00 005 1 11 Nut 7104 05 00 006 1 12 Spring washer 12 2 PN 77 M 82008 2 13 M12 Nut PN 86 M 82144...

Page 120: ...CynkoMet T 149 120 Extensions set...

Page 121: ...12 12 Spring washer 8 2 PN 77 M 82008 8 13 M8 Nut PN 86 M 82144 4 14 B71 clip pin BN 81 1902 04 1 15 Fastening spring 7149 00 09 000 1 16 Plate 7117 00 00 004 2 17 Round washer 10 5 PN 78 M 82030 4 18...

Page 122: ...CynkoMet T 149 122 Center extensions set...

Page 123: ...78 M 82005 12 12 Spring washer 8 2 PN 77 M 82008 8 13 M8 Nut PN 86 M 82144 4 14 B71 clip pin BN 81 1902 04 1 15 Fastening spring 7149 00 09 000 1 16 Plate 7117 00 00 004 2 17 Round washer 10 5 PN 78 M...

Page 124: ...CynkoMet T 149 124 Hydraulic installation...

Page 125: ...6 700 13 13 Hose BN 81 1903 01 1 9 AB 16 700 13 13 Hose BN 81 1903 01 1 10 AA 16 1200 13 13 Hose BN 81 1903 01 1 11 AA 16 3000 13 13 Hose BN 81 1903 01 1 12 ISO 12 5 16L Plug cover ISO 7241 A 1 13 ISO...

Page 126: ...CynkoMet T 149 126 Hydraulic installation continued...

Page 127: ...7 String set 7104 58 06 000 1 28 M8x25 8 8 Screw PN 85 M 82105 4 29 M12x25 Socket screw with a conical head DIN 7991 6 30 M6x50 Screw PN 85 M 82101 4 31 Spring washer 8 2 PN 77 M 82008 9 32 M8x20 8 8...

Page 128: ...CynkoMet T 149 128 Two wire pneumatic installation...

Page 129: ...28 00 100 2 11 24 Diaphragm actuator 74 50 017 0 4 12 Pin 7105 13 00 001 4 13 Washer 13 PN 78 M 82005 4 14 S Zn 3 2x25 Pin PN 78 M 82001 4 15 ZS M22 draining valve S1110002003800 1 16 M22 plug S11100...

Page 130: ...CynkoMet T 149 130 25 15 M22 bulkhead connector S1116538004800 2 26 15 15 15 Three way connector S1110015151500 3 Two wire pneumatic installation continued...

Page 131: ...0 021 1 33 15x1 5 L 510 Tecalan Hose 7149 24 00 012 1 34 Clamp 7076 32 00 002 1 35 15x1 5 L 4265 Tecalan hose 7149 24 00 022 1 36 15x1 5 L 4920 Tecalan hose 7149 24 00 023 1 37 Tecalan hose 15x1 5 L 4...

Page 132: ...CynkoMet T 149 132 Handbrake...

Page 133: ...1 The handbrake mechanism 7149 24 10 000 1 2 Hand brake wheel 7110 16 00 001 4 3 Handbrake cable II set 7149 24 09 000 1 1 4 Special rivet 2213 03 00 011 1 4 5 Washer 17 PN 85 M 82005 4 6 S Zn 3 2x25...

Page 134: ...CynkoMet T 149 134 The handbrake mechanism...

Page 135: ...3 Tr24X5 Nut 7149 24 10 002 1 1 4 Tr24x5 Screw 7149 24 10 001 1 1 5 Sleeve 7149 24 10 005 1 6 Crank set 7149 24 10 200 1 7 Cap II 7149 24 10 004 1 1 8 ZM 16 Castellated nut PN 86 M 82148 1 9 S Zn 4x32...

Page 136: ...CynkoMet T 149 136 Toolbox...

Page 137: ...t name Number Amount 1 Toolbox Stabilo 500 3 1 2 Box Brackets I 7149 00 00 021 2 3 Box Brackets II 7149 00 00 022 1 4 Spring washer 8 2 PN 77 M 82008 8 5 M8x20 8 8 B Screw PN 85 M 82105 8 6 Round wash...

Page 138: ...CynkoMet T 149 138 Front platform...

Page 139: ...CynkoMet T 149 139 Table 23 Front platform Position Part name Number Amount 1 Front platform 7149 00 19 000 1...

Page 140: ...CynkoMet T 149 140 Tarpaulin frame...

Page 141: ...7149 35 03 000 1 4 Front rack stringer 7149 35 00 001 1 5 Rear rack stringer 7149 35 00 002 1 6 Washer 13 PN 78 M 82005 8 7 Spring washer 12 2 PN 77 M 82008 8 8 M12x25 Screw PN 85 M 82105 8 9 M8x60 S...

Page 142: ...CynkoMet T 149 142 Tarpaulin...

Page 143: ...crank 7149 34 02 000 1 4 Sleeve 2213 00 00 027 4 5 Tarpaulin brackets 7149 34 00 002 2 6 M10 Nut PN 86 M 82144 4 7 Spring washer 10 2 PN 77 M 82008 4 8 Screw M10x40 8 8 PN 85 M 82105 4 9 Blind rivet...

Page 144: ...CynkoMet T 149 144 Electrical installation...

Page 145: ...2235 04 10 004 2 3 M10x35 8 8 Nut PN 85 M 82105 4 4 Flat washer 10 5 PN 78 M 82005 8 5 Spring washer 10 2 PN 77 M 82008 4 6 M10 nut PN 86 M 82144 4 7 Central beam 7149 20 10 001 1 8 Front Clearance La...

Page 146: ...CynkoMet T 149 146 Hanger protection of the lighting...

Page 147: ...1 2 Reflective triangular red device UT 150S PN 90 S 73100 2 3 Lighting lamp of the registration plate 7149 20 10 004 2 4 Lampa obrysowa tylna 7149 20 10 006 2 5 M5x18 screw PN 85 M 82215 8 6 M5 nut...

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