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Fasten machine securely to transport vehicle via both lashing eyes on track
base front and rear. Use appropriately rated cables, chains or ratchet straps.
Make sure that no securing passes over or traps any hydraulic hoses.
Clear machine of loose woodchip material before departing.
Ensure the chute is securely fixed at the inboard position before departing.
Ensure that the hopper tray is closed in the up position and the locking latch is
fully engaged before departing.
Care of rubber tracks
Do not manoeuvre on hard, stony and highly abrasive surfaces.
Do not leave tracks exposed to direct sunlight for more than 3 months.
Avoid aggressive steering on asphalt and concrete as this will cause
excessive track wear. Also avoid driving on asphalt that is hot and above
60°C, it will damage the tracks and asphalt.
Loose tracks can be detached and damaged when manoeuvring on very
uneven ground.
Tracks are for use on soft ground. They will rapidly deteriorate if used on
hard or abrasive surfaces such as sand, stone or minerals.
Do not let synthetic oils or fuel get onto the track. Clean immediately if this
occurs.
Do not use tracks in a marine or coastal environment as salt and salt air will
corrode the steel inner core and track components.
The track tension on the XR8 undercarriage should be tensioned with a
grease gun to 200 bar, the grease nipple can be found under the oval side
panel on the side of each track base.
Where a hydraulic jack has been supplied please follow the following instructions
Summary of Contents for XR8P
Page 39: ...P a g e 38 Parts lists Hopper tray touch sensor ...
Page 41: ...P a g e 40 Chipping chamber assembly ...
Page 42: ...P a g e 41 Chipping chamber assembly Bottom feed ...
Page 43: ...P a g e 42 Chipping chamber assembly Bottom feed anvil ...
Page 48: ...P a g e 47 Top feed roller assembly ...
Page 52: ...P a g e 51 Traxion Track Base ...
Page 53: ...P a g e 52 Traxion Track Base Cradle ...
Page 55: ...P a g e 54 Electrical circuit diagram Mechanical touch sensor hopper ...