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Operator’s Manual City Ranger 2260

Operator’s Manual City Ranger 2260

General information

1.6 Steering column

Ignition lock and light switch

1. Ignition lock.

2. Position light/0/light switch.

3. Instrument panel.

Automatic alarm

Turning the ignition key activates the alarm for two seconds, followed by one second pause and

activation for two seconds. When the alarm sounds it is repetitive, 2 seconds beep, 30 seconds

pause (max 3 beeps).

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Summary of Contents for City Ranger 2260

Page 1: ...Operator s manual Basic machine City Ranger 2260 ...

Page 2: ...h training to become a competent operator Do not lend the machine to anyone who has not been thoroughly trained and has not read this manual carefully The operator s manual should be considered as a permanent part of the machine and so must remain with the machine if it is sold Warnings Some items in this operator s manual are marked with this warning symbol The warning indicates areas where extra...

Page 3: ...d removing side screens 32 1 20 Opening the loading frame 33 1 21 Removing the cab roll bar 34 1 22 Fitting the cab roll bar 36 1 23 Trailer 38 Operator s manual 40 2 1 Daily checks before start up 40 2 2 Start drive and stop 42 2 3 Transporting the City Ranger 2260 45 Service and maintenance 47 3 1 Daily maintenance 47 3 2 Lubrication 49 3 3 City Ranger 2260 service and maintenance chart 50 3 4 H...

Page 4: ...Introduction ...

Page 5: ...es connect automatically Maintenance Open a single side cover to check the water oil air filter and battery No need to remove attachments Environment The City Ranger 2260 is environmentally sound today and tomorrow Quiet when operating and practically vibration free The machine can use biological hydraulic oil and is far less harmful to the environment than the minimum levels set by the EU Comfort...

Page 6: ...General information ...

Page 7: ...ing situations are known to cause more instability in the machine and care should be taken by the operator to assure safe operation Emptying the hopper on an incline Manoeuvring the machine with raised hopper Abrupt steering Manoeuvring with speed on a slope or with weight on A frame B frame Manoeuvring the machine on an irregular ground Low tire pressure Considerate driving is recommended Avoid s...

Page 8: ... touch any part of the exhaust system pipe line or the catalyst as it becomes very hot when the machine is running Picture 2 Hydraulic components Be aware that the hydraulic components may get hot when the machine is in use Mount Dismount of attachments Mount or dismount attachments on a flat or stable ground only A frame Keep fingers and hands away from the A frame as there is a danger of crushin...

Page 9: ...s highly flammable Do not smoke when filling up Do not spill gasoline on the engine the mechanical parts or the vehicle body The acid contained in the battery is very harmful and very corrosive Avoid contact with skin and eyes In case of contact rinse thoroughly with clear water In case of critical injuries seek medical help General information ...

Page 10: ...ground traditional pavements and should be done very slowly Remove the ignition key when leaving the machine in order to avoid unauthorized use Maintenance The company Egholm is by no means responsible for damages or accidents caused by misuse or by a lack of maintenance of the vehicle When non original spare parts are used or attachments or other components are used which are not approved by Egho...

Page 11: ...sible at all times If sign is missing or illegible it is the owner s responsibility to ensure that it is replaced For ordering replacement please refer to item number E03001450 Picture 1 Drive pedal information Pedal movements Forward Push the pedal down The machine drives forward Picture 3 Stop Neutral position Reverse Press left and down The machine reverses Picture 4 Speed is variably adjusted ...

Page 12: ...wer 1600 22LM16 Grass collector 22GOT Flail mower Verticutter 22SLK Weed brush 22UKB2250 Dozer blade 22DZ13 Hedge trimmer HK1300MINI 2250 Lawn edger 22VKS1 Salt and sand spreader 22SG Snow sweeper 22SK120 Tipping shovel 22VS200 Snow V blade GMR Snow blower Rapid 1565 1566 There is an operator s manual for each attachment Operation with these attachments must follow the instructions outlined in the...

Page 13: ...teration rebuilding or addition of implements accessories or other equipment not manufactured by Egholm automatically results in the cancellation of type approval CE approval any other approval as well as any warranty on machine and attachments Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the operator customer and Egholm Egholm is the data originator data originator of all data generated by the mach...

Page 14: ...out brakes 2 050 kg Machine and trailer with overrunning brakes 2 500 kg Trailer without brakes 750 kg Trailer with overrunning brakes 1 610 kg Max vertical load on coupling point 100 kg Permitted axle load front 900 kg Permitted axle load back 900 kg Tyre Tyre size 20x10 00 10 6PLY Tyre pressure 2 8 bar or 40 PSI Tyre max load 536 kg Engine Type manufacturer Kubota Type WG972 G E4 Engine power Gr...

Page 15: ...ectrical system Start system Electrical starter Charging system Generator Charging capacity 12V 60 A Battery 12V 55 Ah battery Hydraulic oil Type Texaco Rando HDZ 68 Tank capacity 21 l Brakes Service brakes Drum brakes on front wheels Parking brakes Friction brakes on front wheels Emergency Hydrostatic braking Sound measurements in accordance with Regulation EU 2018 985 Annex II With cab Stationar...

Page 16: ...ve Structure ROPS Tested according to Directive 86 298 EEC and fulfills OECD Code7 Contact with Hazardous Substances The air intake contains a filter to protect the driver against dust inhalation The filtration class according to EN 779 is F8 Cab classification according EN 15695 1 is Category 1 This cab category does not provide protection against hazardous substances City Ranger 2260 fitted with...

Page 17: ...To leave the cab the door is opened by pressing the internal handle Picture 3 Attention There is a similar door on the right side This door is operated in the same way as the left door and can be used as an emergency exit Attention Always lock the machine when leaving Never leave keys in ignition lock Attention Keep cabin free of loose items that may interfere with safe operation of the machine In...

Page 18: ...d light switch 1 Ignition lock 2 Position light 0 light switch 3 Instrument panel Automatic alarm Turning the ignition key activates the alarm for two seconds followed by one second pause and activation for two seconds When the alarm sounds it is repetitive 2 seconds beep 30 seconds pause max 3 beeps ...

Page 19: ...st deactivated after no more than 15 seconds 10 Engine oil alarm If the light is on during operation stop the engine immediately and check the engine oil level If the oil is low it must be topped up immediately 11 Water temperature alarm If on it indicates the engine temperature is too high Switch off all attachments and let the engine run on half power rpm for approx two minutes If necessary clea...

Page 20: ...e A frame lifts the transport lock is automatically activated OFF Unhitch the handle and lift the A frame to the uppermost position The attachment can now be lowered again 22 Parking brake The parking brake is engaged by Press the brake pedal all the way down Lift the handle up Release the brake pedal again To disengage the parking brake Press the brake pedal This frees the handle 23 Turn signal t...

Page 21: ... Washer 6 Fan heater 7 Air conditioning option 8 Hazard lights 9 Bluetooth radio with USB port and SD slot option In position 1 the middle position the switch turns the beacon on In position 2 the LED blitz front option turns on together with the beacon Attention The LED blitz must not be on during transport on public roads Check the local regulations for use of LED blitz in working situations ...

Page 22: ...pecific See the attachment operator s manual 6 PTO rear Press left for on middle position for off and right for start stop function Stop go 7 Function F2 attachment specific See the attachment operator s manual 8 Manual start up To start up an attachment while not sitting in the cab do the following A Push the throttle all the way forward full rpm B Hold the switch 8 down at the same time turning ...

Page 23: ...ttachment operator s manual 12 Weight distribution ON OFF switch 13 Joystick for the rear attachment and hydraulics on the back end The functions are attachment dependant See the attachment operator s manual 14 Adjusting weight distribution Adjust the weight distribution until the attachment is weightless Then adjust the weight transfer until the attachment touches and follows the ground Adjust fu...

Page 24: ... to adjust steering wheel Picture 1 3 Drive pedal The speed of the machine is variably controlled by the throttle When the drive pedal is engaged acceleration is automatic engine rpm Forward Push the pedal down The machine drives forward Picture 2 Stop Neutral position Reverse Press left and down The machine reverses The pedal automatically returns to the neutral position Picture 2 3 General infor...

Page 25: ...speed of the machine using the foot pedal The function of the foot pedal can be compared to changing gear up or down The more you press down on the pedal the higher the gear the less you press down on the pedal the lower the gear 1 10 Start stop function for salt and sandspreader The start stop function ensures that the spreading stops while the machine is stationary PTO rear stops so that the sal...

Page 26: ...Amp Wheel speed sensor PTO front control Engine rpm F 6 7 5 Amp Display F 7 25 Amp Reverse camera relay fan a c supply indication light Supply Ass 16 F 8 20 Amp Windscreen wiper and radio F 9 20 Amp Beacon and working light F 10 7 5 Amp A frame switch and A frame pole switch F 11 7 5 Amp 12V DC Output cab and AUX trailer plug F 12 10 Amp Not in use F 13 7 5 Amp Emergency supply cab left front posi...

Page 27: ...cal Pictures 2 3 Battery When connecting or replacing the battery be sure that the power cords are connected correct to the battery terminals Be careful not to make any short circuit between the battery terminals Clamp the battery so it is well fixed and put on the terminal protection covers Warning Always set main switch off when doing service on the machine Main switch ON Main switch OFF 60 A JF...

Page 28: ...ow Switch off engine Turn valve until the lever is in the horizontal position open position Tow the machine When you have finished towing turn the valve until the lever is in the vertical position The towing valve must be closed If not the machine will not run Warning Do not start the machine until the towing valve has been closed Attention When towing there is no servo system Attention Always tow...

Page 29: ...e kept clean to avoid an accumulation of dirt See section 3 1 Attaching an attachment see the attachment operator s manual 1 14 Rear attachment frame B frame The B frame locking handle must be in the unlock position if no attachment is attached Picture 2 Connecting and disconnecting attachments The engine must always be turned off before the attachment is connected disconnected The quick shift of ...

Page 30: ...ockwise lower Weight Adjust using the handle 2 Anti clockwise Softer suspension Clockwise Firmer suspension Forwards backwards Adjust using the handle 3 Picture 1 Pneumatic Higher Adjust by gradually pressing the handle 1 The suspension becomes firmer Lower Adjust by gradually releasing the handle 1 The suspension becomes softer Forwards backwards Adjust using the handle 2 Picture 2 General inform...

Page 31: ... be used if the cabin is too warm and if the windscreen and windows steam up in humid weather conditions This applies also during the winter months To activate the air conditioning the cabin fan must be running at level 1 or 2 It is recommended the air conditioning is serviced at least once a year to ensure it operates optimally NB The condensate drain pipe must be checked cleaned at each service ...

Page 32: ... side screen and on the release key at the same time Release key is in the key ring with ignition key Picture 1 2 2 Open the screen Removing the side screen Lift the side screen off by pulling slightly upwards and remove the screens The machine is easier to service when the side screen is removed Pictures 3 Release key Light pressure on relase key and side screen Removing side screens ...

Page 33: ...re 1 2 Pull the loading frame back all the way until it cannot move further Warning Be carefull when running the engine when the loading frame is open When the loading frame is open the exhaust from the exhaust pipe will heat up the loading frame If running for a long time it can cause the wiring to melt Picture 2 General information Release handle Exhaust Wiring ...

Page 34: ...e three connectors on the cables leading to the cab roll bar Picture 1 4 Unscrew the four bolts behind the driver s seat two on each side and remove the safety belt and lock Picture 2 5 Loosen the two bolts under the base plate at the front of the machine Picture 3 6 Tip the cabin roll bar forwards so that the sealing strip can be removed Picture 4 3 connectors behind grate Loosen the 2 bolts on e...

Page 35: ...ed 7 Remove the sealing strip 8 Pull out the cables Picture 1 9 Tilt the cab roll bar back into position 10 Remove the two bolts under the base plate at the front of the machine Picture 2 11 Lift off the cab roll bar min 2 people Picture 3 Pull out the cables Bolts under base plate Lift off cab roll bar ...

Page 36: ...er the base plate and attach the nuts but do not tighten Picture 2 3 Tip the cabin roll bar forwards and chock in place so that the sealing strip can be attached Picture 3 4 Attach a new sealing strip Ensure that the four bolts behind the driver s seat can be inserted through the holes Trim off some of the width of the strip adjacent to the holes if necessary 5 Position spacers Picture 4 Lift cab ...

Page 37: ...nces it may be necessary to guide the holes into the correct position remember seat belt and lock Picture 2 9 Connect the three connectors on the cables Picture 3 10 Fit the filter and grate 11 Attach the two rubber strips between the base plate and cab frame cab only Picture 4 12 Attach the doors to the cab cab only 13 If roll bar mounted remember to fasten topframe of the roll bar Picture 5 Inse...

Page 38: ...ing connect the trailer to the coupling and make sure that the connection lock is activated Lift the support wheel on the trailer NOTE If the trailer is fitted with overrun brakes remember to attach the security wire on the trailer to the coupling Light to connect the light on the trailer insert the cable plug from the trailer into the connector on City Ranger 2260 Check its function Hydraulics if...

Page 39: ...Operator s manual ...

Page 40: ... Picture 2 The oil level must be between the two lines on the dipstick Picture 3 Hydraulic oil When the machine is switched on the hydraulic oil lamp must not light see section 9 page 14 If the lamp lights the hydraulic oil level is too low topp up with hydraulic oil The hydraulic oil level can also be checked visually on the sight glass of the hydraulic tank Picture 4 Must be visible in the sight...

Page 41: ...oline level lamp see section 1 6 is on when only 8 10 Litres of Gasoline are left in the tank Picture 2 The Gasoline level lamp will only light when the machine is on Check coolant Tjeck coolant level at sight glass Picture 3 Attention Never remove the water cover when the engine is hot Operator s manual Topping up gasoline Gasoline level Expansion tank check coolant ...

Page 42: ... a low speed Do not let the engine run in a closed area there is a risk of asphyxiation The braking distance of your vehicle increases when the road is wet and or when your vehicle is loaded Be aware of the steering sensitivity and reactivity Always put on the safety seat belt Never drive with an open door If an alarm lamp is on or flashing when driving please stop in a safe place and refer to thi...

Page 43: ... expected to have operating changes within the first 25 50 hours of its lifetime The City Ranger 2260 is developed with controlled deceleration The City Ranger 2260 is featured with hydrostatic propulsion and will react differently when the oil the machine is cold The City Ranger 2260 is optimized to run at an operating temperature mode The drive pedal can be used as a brake function The brake lig...

Page 44: ...260 can drive the fitted attachments must be lifted clear of the ground Pull the joystick back until the attachment is lifted all the way Picture 3 If longer transport distances are involved the transport lock must be activated See Section 1 6 Fitting attachments on the front and back Read the operator s manual for the relevant attachment s Connecting and disconnecting attachments The engine must ...

Page 45: ...ng the City Ranger 2260 To transport the vehicle cross the restraint straps and attach them to the four transport securing rings of the vehicle Picture 1 2 3 4 Anchoring at the front Straps at the front Anchoring at the rear Straps at the rear Operator s manual ...

Page 46: ...Service and maintenance ...

Page 47: ...ouplings are now accessible 2 Wipe the coupling clean with a soft cloth 3 Turn the locking handle back B frame 1 Push the snap coupling spring loaded protective cover down 2 Wipe the couplings clean with a soft cloth Picture 3 Cleaning water oil cooler and condenser if fitted 1 Open or remove the side screen if necessary see section 1 17 2 Using compressed air clean the cooler fins of the water oi...

Page 48: ...level must be between the two lines on the dipstick Picture 3 Hydraulic oil When the machine is switched on the hydraulic oil lamp must not light see section 9 page 14 If the lamp lights the hydraulic oil level is too low topp up with hydraulic oil The hydraulic oil level can also be checked visually on the sight glass of the hydraulic tank Picture 4 Must be visible in the sight glass Picture 4 To...

Page 49: ... lubrication intervals Lubricant high performance grease K2C30 DIN 51825 Grease nipples are located as follows Greasing the joints 1 Dry away dirt and old grease from the joint 2 Apply grease gun and pump until new grease appears from the joint 3 Remove excess grease 4 Write down the date and hours of operation for future reference All grease points on the vehicle are marked with this sign Recomme...

Page 50: ...m m Cabin Filter 3 l l Battery m m l Brakes m m X m X A frame connections 4 t t t B frame connections 4 t t t Lights m m m m Engine Air filter main 3 t m t l l Engine Oil m l l l Engine Oil filter l l l Fuel filter m m l l Belt Alternator m m l l Coolant m m m m l Coolant hoses and collars m m m Water Radiator 3 t m t t Water Radiator pressure cap m m Engine fan clearance m m Engine mounts m m Spa...

Page 51: ...t t PTO pressure relief valve m Hydraulic hoses m m m Air Condition AC hoses m m m Evaporator t t Evaporator drain hose t t Condensor 3 t t Belt A C m m l l Filter dryer A C l Lubrication Steering cylinder left X X X Steering cylinder right X X X A frame lift cylinder X X X A frame lock cable X X X Parking brake cable X X X 1 See manual for correct pressure 2 Tightning torque 3 If the machine is o...

Page 52: ...ion entering the hydraulics Hydraulic oil top up 1 Park the City Ranger 2260 on a level surface 2 Switch the engine off 3 Unscrew filler cap and fill with Texaco HDZ 68 oil or similar Hydraulic oil must meet NAS and ISO standards as Texaco HDZ 68 4 Screw on filler cap 5 Check that the oil fills half the sight glass when the oil is cold maximum Tank filter hydraulic oil filter The City Ranger 2260 ...

Page 53: ...ine on the dipstick 3 Wait approx 5 minutes after adding the oil 4 Then check the oil level again It may take a little time for the oil to reach the oil pan Engine oil change The engine oil should be changed after the first 50 hours of use Changing the oil is easier when the engine is warm The engine is placed in a 9 deg angle and the drain plug is placed ind the high end of the engine To be able ...

Page 54: ...e type of engine oil according to the ambient temperature Above 25 C 77 F SAE30 or SAE10W 30 SAE15W 40 0 C to 25 C 32 F to 77 F SAE20 or SAE10W 30 0 C to 20 C 32 F to 4 F SAE10W or SAE10W 30 When using oil of different brands from the previous one be sure to drain all the previous oil before adding the new engine oil For more information look at the Kubota manual NB Lubricating oil viscosity must ...

Page 55: ...nk is an integrated part of the cab around the seat and joystick console Warning Never screw a bracket or other object onto the fuel tank Attention Switch the engine off before checking replacing fuel hoses Damaged fuel hoses can cause fire Fuel hoses must be checked every time the machine is serviced 1 Check for loose hose clamps lubricate with a little oil on the clamp screw and tighten 2 If hos...

Page 56: ...with coolant Topping up the coolant 1 Remove the cooler cap and fill the cooler and tank until approx full Max capacity approx 4 2 litres 2 The coolant should consist of 50 pure water and 50 polyethylene glycol or as prescribed by the manufacturer 3 Carefully remount the cooler cap 4 Start the City Ranger 2260 and run the machine until it is sufficiently warm 5 Switch the engine off and add more c...

Page 57: ...Described in section 3 1 3 8 Air filter Cleaning the air ﬁlter 1 When the City Ranger 2260 is operating in dirty and dusty conditions open the vacuum valve every day to get rid of larger dirt and dust particles 2 Open the air filter housing 3 Remove the filter element 4 Wipe the air filter housing with a clean cloth 5 Carefully clean with compressed air from the inside 6 Put the air filter element...

Page 58: ...se sparks 4 Avoid sparks fires and other sources of ignition Do not smoke 5 When the battery is to be reconnected connect the terminal first followed by the terminal Put on the terminal protection cover Attention Sulphuric acid is hazardous and can cause loss of sight or serious burns and generates volatile gases Battery charging The battery charger terminals are connected to the battery so that t...

Page 59: ...ts and nuts after adjusting Picture 3 3 12 Removal of wheels Before removing a wheel the engine must be stopped and the parking brake activated Loosen the wheel nuts before the wheel is lifted off the ground Jacking point for the rear wheel Picture 1 for the front wheel Picture 2 When fitting the wheels tighten the wheel nuts to 100Nm after the machine is lowered to the ground Attention After 20 h...

Page 60: ...ir filter The air filter is located behind the grate at the rear of the cab Picture 1 To replace the filter 1 Remove the grate Picture 1 2 Remove the foam plate 3 Unscrew the nuts and remove the steel plate and rubber gasket Picture 2 4 Remove the filter element Picture 3 The fitting of the new filter is carried out in reverse order filter element rubber gasket and steel plate foam plate grate Pic...

Page 61: ...our after sales service and provide the serial number of your City Ranger 2260 You can read it on the information plate of your vehicle Picture 1 3 15 Storage If long term storage is needed make sure to Clean the machine Empty fuel tank Turn main switch to off position Always store in a dry environment Make sure normal maintenance has been carried out prior to storage After storage Fill fuel tank ...

Page 62: ...Conditions ...

Page 63: ...was purchased 4 This warranty does not cover faults and defects which cannot be traced back to defects in material or production errors 5 This warranty is valid for persons who have legally acquired the machine within the warranty period 6 In the event of failure to perform and substantiate service in accordance with the applicable instructions Egholm reserves the right to reject any claim made wi...

Page 64: ...m A S 4 3 Disposal When many years from now your City Ranger 2260 has reached the end of its working life it should be disposed of in a responsible manner that conforms with relevant disposal regulations 1 Used hydraulic oil engine oil gasoline coolant and AC coolant are to be delivered at an approved waste disposal facility or site 2 Remove the plastic and rubber parts and dispose of them in acco...

Page 65: ...Wearing parts ...

Page 66: ...1006500 Air filter 2200 2260 E01002000 Hydraulic filter e70501371 Cab filter 2260 incl sealing band 5 1 Wearing parts City Ranger 2260 E01022051 Oil filter 2260 E80700343 Filter kit E50007148 Drying filter E01022022 Fuel filter 2260 E50007522 AC belt 2260 E01022052 Generator belt 2260 ...

Page 67: ... E05001180 Bulb front work light E04501320 Hydraulic couplings A B frame 1 4 E04501330 Hydraulic couplings A B frame 3 8 E05001040 Bulb parking light E05001140 Lightbulb main light 287 E04501200 Hydraulic couplings rear tap male E04501230 Hydraulic couplings rear tap female E80700344 Drain plug set Plug and gasket E01022001 Spark plug ...

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Page 72: ...Egholm A S Transportvej 27 7620 Lemvig Denmark T 45 97 81 12 05 www egholm eu info egholm dk E50006724 G0 02 EN ...

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