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TIPPING TRAILERS

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Carefully read the trailer's operating manual before using the machine.

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Always check that the performance of the machine combination to be used with the trailer guarantees safe-
ty and functionality. If cracks, twists, play or fatigue are detected, discontinue use and rectify the fault. Make 
sure that the towing vehicle to which the trailer is to be connected is suitable for the purpose 

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Lubricate moving parts and check that all bolts/nuts are tightened. Repair if necessary.

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Distribute the load evenly over the entire floor area. If material to be transported cannot be distributed even-
ly due to size or shape (e.g. large stones), bed the floor with thick planks first. This will reduce the load on the 
floor surface and protect it from damage. Always comply with applicable regulations to ensure the permit-
ted total weight for the vehicle is not exceeded. Protruding loads should be well anchored.

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All operations are performed from the driver’s seat. 

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Never leave the driver’s seat until the brakes on the towing vehicle have been engaged. Risk area 15 metres. 
Only the operator is allowed to be within the risk area while the trailer is in use. 

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Only use the trailer when all necessary safety equipment is connected and secured against unintended dis-
connection or opening (e.g. hitch and drawbar, couplings, etc.). Before starting work, understand the equip-
ment and all controls, as well as its functions.

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Do not leave a loaded trailer parked unsupervised. In an emergency, use the vehicle’s stopping device to 
stop the movement of the equipment.

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When unhitching the trailer, it must be empty and on a level surface with the trailer wheels secured using 
suitable brake blocks.

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The parking jack must always be used when carrying out maintenance and service. 

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Check that the hitch between the trailer and towing vehicle is locked. When tipping, the trailer must always 
be connected to the tractor. When tipping, the operator must sit in the driver’s seat in the towing vehicle and 
follow the trailer’s movements carefully.

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An SMV sign must be visible and mounted when travelling on public roads. EU regulations stipulate how fast 
a rig with a non-braked/braked trailer is allowed to go. Comply with these regulations.

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Operators or others should not stand under suspended loads.

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NEVER permit children or an inexperienced person to drive the trailer.

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Never allow anyone to travel on the trailer whilst it is in motion.

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Always check the trailer before use. A damaged or worn drawbar eye and/or hitch must not be used and 
should be replaced before the trailer can be used. Using a damaged or worn drawbar eye and/or hitch may 
cause serious damage to the trailer/equipment or death to the operator and other persons.

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Exercise caution when working with equipment with hydraulic hoses as oil under pressure can penetrate 
the skin. Immediately seek medical attention if this should occur.

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NOTE Do not disconnect the hydraulic hoses from the tractor, the tipper ram, couplings when the floor is 
tipped.

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Never drive with the floor in the raised position. Keep an eye on the trailer, floor, flaps and load when tipping. 
Stop if anything unexpected should happen or if there is a risk of damage or overturning.

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Check tyre pressure - see information on the sidewalls of the tyres. Do not exceed the maximum pressure!

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Avoid using the trailer at temperatures lower than -20°C and higher than +30°C.

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Brake regulations: If the gross weight of the trailer exceeds the gross weight of the towing vehicle, the trailer 
must be equipped with a brake. For further information, contact the Transport Administration Agency.

Important! 

This can cause major damage to the trailer or lead to a serious accident if tipping is not performed 
correctly. Make sure the hitch is correctly attached and will stay in place during tipping. IMPOR-
TANT! Always load by weight not by volume!

Important! 

When tipping, the towing vehicle’s engine speed must be idling. (However, this may vary between 

vehicles). Always start at a low speed and tip the floor with care. Make sure the trailer is used as 

required.

Summary of Contents for 23-V10H

Page 1: ...Read the operating instructions carefully before using the product Operating instructions translated from Swedish 23 TV10H TIPPING TRAILER ATV WITH ELECTROHYDRAULIC TIPPER...

Page 2: ...ction 3 Product information 3 Machine s function 3 Safety instructions 4 Instructions for emergency situations 4 Personal protection 4 Surroundings 5 Before use 5 Environment 5 Use 6 After use 6 Maint...

Page 3: ...angle makes the floor easy to clean Electricity is supplied from the ATV s 12 V battery and tipping is controlled from an actuator with cablewhichisstoredinaboxonthedrawbarwhennotinuse Pleasenote12Vi...

Page 4: ...NS FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS In case of emergency call 112 Always have a mobile phone or emergency phone available when working alone A first aid kit and fire extinguisher must be kept in an easily acc...

Page 5: ...ection of the equipment or product before use Repair or replace damaged or worn parts immediately to reduce the risk of injury Grease moving parts and check that all nuts and bolts are tightened Repai...

Page 6: ...ing This symbol indicates that a serious accident will occur if the directions in the operating manual are not followed The accident will lead to serious injury possibly death or serious damage This s...

Page 7: ...to the design and appearance of the product without prior notice TRANSPORTATION AND SET UP Check that the work area is free from bystanders children and objects before driving off Always observe addi...

Page 8: ...ormustsitinthedriver sseatinthetowingvehicleand follow the trailer s movements carefully AnSMVsignmustbevisibleandmountedwhentravellingonpublicroads EUregulationsstipulatehowfast a rig with a non brak...

Page 9: ...9 Table of contents LOAD THE TRAILER CORRECTLY...

Page 10: ...NING Do not use the attachment in close proximity to low suspended power lines Risk area of 5 metres Respect the equipment s risk zone WARNING Risk of crushing Do not permit anyone to stand under susp...

Page 11: ...vomiting Drink water in small quantities In the event of ingestion or discomfort contact the poison information service or a doctor Hand protection Wear protective gloves Eye protection Avoid contact...

Page 12: ...Table of contents plate protection over tank screws M6x30 ball coupling mounting bolts box wheel suspension mounting bolts wheel nuts electric cable pin cotter pin stabilisers drawbar chassis floor fl...

Page 13: ...wing vehicle Start by fitting the wheel suspension to the chassis Place the chassis upside down to make it easier to fit the wheel suspension and the wheels NB right and left wheel sus pension Measure...

Page 14: ...ate protection above the tank Fit the drawbar and stabilisers The storage box for storing electric cables should be fitted together with the ball coupling Adjust the height of the stabiliser and tight...

Page 15: ...that you ensure that the floor cannot drop down Connect electric cables to a 12V battery in order to start the hydraulics Extend the cylinder so that the piston rod reaches the bracket under the floo...

Page 16: ...ransportation or storage Secure the cables on the drawbar with plastic ties or similar so that they do not hang beneath the trailer while driving Check all bolts Ready for use The hatch seen from the...

Page 17: ...DESIGNATION QUANTITY 1 Bolt M10x25 2 2 Washer 10 2 3 Spring washer 10 2 4 Nut M10 2 5 Bolt M10x25 1 6 Nut M12 1 7 Bolt M10x25 2 8 Washer 12 2 9 Spring washer 12 2 10 Nut M12 2 11 Split pin 5 x 50 2 12...

Page 18: ...ON QUANTITY 14 Spring washer 8 2 15 Nut M8 2 16 Wheel nut M12 16 17 Pin 18 x 80 4 18 Split pin 5 x 50 4 19 Reflector 2 20 M6 nut 2 21 Plug 4 22 M6 x 15 bolt 4 23 M6 nut 4 SPARE PART NO DESIGNATION TV0...

Page 19: ...Chassis 1 2 Mounting plate upper 2 3 Mounting plate lower 2 4 Nylock nut M12 4 5 Bolt M12 60 4 6 Bolt M10 30 2 7 Spring washer 10 2 8 Flat washer 10 2 9 Nut M12 1 10 Bolt M12 50 1 11 Bolt M12 90 2 12...

Page 20: ...TY 1 Bogie 2 2 Hub nut M12 16 1 1 Shaft 2 1 2 Rubber washer 4 1 3 Tapered roller bearing 30206 4 1 4 Hub bolt M12 35 16 1 5 Hub 4 1 6 Tapered roller bearing 30204 4 1 7 Flat washer 18 4 1 8 Hub nut M1...

Page 21: ...M NO DESIGNATION QUANTITY 1 Pivot pin 2 2 M10 x 60 bolt 2 3 Washer 10 6 4 Nut M10 2 5 Spring washer 10 4 6 Bolt M10 30 4 7 Bracket 1 1 2 3 3 4 5 6 6 7 The figures show black painted brackets From 2021...

Page 22: ...22 Table of contents ITEM NO DESIGNATION QUANTITY 1 Drawbar 1 2 Bolt M10 90 2 3 Bushing 2 4 Flat washer 10 2 5 Spring washer 10 2 6 Nylock nut M10 2...

Page 23: ...23 Table of contents ITEM NO DESIGNATION QUANTITY 1 Ball coupling 1 1 1 Tow hitch 1 1 2 Grease nipple M6 1 2 Coupling 50 mm 1 3 Bolt M10 70 2 4 Flat washer 10 2 5 Spring washer 10 2 6 Nylock nut M10 2...

Page 24: ...24 Table of contents ITEM NO DESIGNATION QUANTITY 1 Load bed 1 2 Headgate 2 2 1 Tailgate 2 2 2 Floor lock 4 3 Reflector 2 4 M6 nut 2 5 Plug 20 40 4...

Page 25: ...NATION QUANTITY 1 Hydraulic unit 12V 1 2 Hydraulic cylinder 85 1 3 Hydraulic coupling M20 1 5 1 4 Hydraulic pipe 1 5 Hydraulic coupling M16 1 5 1 6 Switch with cable 2 m 1 7 Electric cable 1 Technical...

Page 26: ...ct the battery by storing it in the battery box The battery box is mounted onto the trailer s drawbar Length 350 mm Height 250 mm Width 250 mm 250 mm 2 5 0 m m 350 mm Fit the battery box on the traile...

Page 27: ...anyone under the drawbar while it is raised Tighten all bolts and check that the stabiliser is properly secured Crank the connecting rods to lower or raise the stabiliser During transport the stabilis...

Page 28: ...ong side on the other side figure B and fit the tailgate 23 TV10HFL EXTENSION FLAPS FOR 23 TV10 Increase the load volume with steel mesh extension flaps Fitted to the trailer s existing sides by drill...

Page 29: ...t the assembled gate on the trailer and mark all directions to be drilled Lift off the gate and drill holes through the trailer s pro file It is also possible to measure where the holes are to be dril...

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Page 31: ...pment from 2 different angles and 2 close ups of the actual damage from 2 different angles Feel free to attach photos on the next page If the product was purchased from a dealer please contact the dea...

Page 32: ...ot cover Labour costs Travel costs A machine that the purchaser himself has modified or has been modified by a third party Any additional costs arising as a result of damage to the machine Damage due...

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