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Kellfri 26-GAATV2, User Manual

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Table of Contents

ITEM NO.

SPARE PART NO.

DESIGNATION

QUANTITY

1

R26-GAATV2.055

Outer boom cylinder

1

2

R26-GAATV2.056

Hydraulic cylinder, bucket

1

3

R26-GAATV2.057

Valve block

1

4

R26-GAATV2.058

Hydraulic pump

1

5

R26-GAATV2.059

Pre-filter

1

6

R26-GAATV2.060

Hydraulic tank connection

1

7

A-DIV

Hose clamp

2

8

A-DIV

Rubber tube L=1000

1

9

R26-GAATV2.061

Adapter on filter, 90 degrees

1

10

R26-GAATV2.062

Return filter

1

11

R26-GAATV2.063

Adapter on filter, straight

1

12

R26-GAATV2.064

Adapter on pump

1

13

R26-GAATV2.065

Boom cylinder

1

14

R26-GAATV2.066

Gasket, hydraulic tank connection

1

15

R26-GAATV2.067

Hydraulic coupling

2

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Summary of Contents for 26-GAATV2

Page 1: ...Carefully read the operating instructions before using the product Operating instructions translated from Swedish 26 GAATV2 BACKHOE DIGGER FOR ATVS...

Page 2: ...sport mode 24 25 Before you start digging 26 Driving 26 Operation and driving 27 Basic excavation techniques 28 Recycling 29 Exploded diagrams and materials list 30 37 Technical info 38 39 Grease poin...

Page 3: ...guarantee many years of enjoyment using the product Kellfri s equipment and products are aimed at self employed farmers horse enthusiasts and other country dwellers who have stringent performance dem...

Page 4: ...INSTRUCTIONS 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...

Page 5: ...ut a visual inspection 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...

Page 6: ...ng 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 sy...

Page 7: ...ing off Always observe additional caution during transport and moving Ensure that the equipment or product is well secured and that the transport locking device provided is fitted Always position the...

Page 8: ...e machine and or injury The hydraulic system must only be operated using hydraulic oil intended for the purpose Check the oil level before you start the machine When commissioning a new machine it is...

Page 9: ...iving on uneven terrain on slopes or when swerving to prevent the towing vehicle from tipping over Do not adjust the valve settings Incorrect adjustment can result in damage to the machine and or inju...

Page 10: ...he equipment s risk zone WARNING Risk of crushing Do not permit anyone to stand under suspended loads Risk zone Keep your distance WARNING Moving parts Warning Oil jet from hydraulic hose Warning Movi...

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: ...GAATV2 x 1 x 2 x 2 x 4 x 4 Stabiliser x 2 Wheel carrier and wheel x 2 Bracket for swing cylinder Chain x 2 Valve block Boom Tow bar ball hitch Main frame Swing cylinder Bucket x 4 x 1 x 1 x 2 Bracket...

Page 13: ...re carried out by two people If possible it is a good idea to use a lifting device to facilitate assembly 2 Fitting the stabilisers right and left Lock in place using safety cotter pin and secure with...

Page 14: ...on bracket A Fit the bracket from below B Tighten the bolts from below first and then the bolts on top C A C 4 Fitting the bracket for the boom B Loosen the cotter pin lift up the pin Place bracket f...

Page 15: ...Fitting the boom Loosen the screws and then remove the pin Use tool and rubber mallet Position the boom and reinsert the pin lock in place using the screws Raise the boom to fit the pin a b a b a pin...

Page 16: ...that the bucket can be fitted Lock with bolt Grapple attachment Fit the grapple attachment in the brackets above the bucket The holes allow you to adjust the size of the opening you want when in use F...

Page 17: ...lock Fit the levers Fitting the levers Remove the cotter pin Place handles Note right and left as shown with the ball shaped side facing up and the pin through the pre drilled hole Replace the cotter...

Page 18: ...cket Lock in place with a ring pin If possible secure the cylinder before screwing on the bracket Warning Bear in mind that oil may shoot out from the cylinder during assembly Keep your distance Remov...

Page 19: ...tinued on pages 20 21 Remove the protective caps from the hoses before fitting A little oil may run out Bear in mind the length of the hoses while fitting them 11 Fitting the tow bar ball hitch Fit th...

Page 20: ...opping up oil for the first time the tank must be filled to a level between the red and black lines in the sight glass Start the engine run the functions extend all cylinders and then retract them The...

Page 21: ...21 Table of Contents Fit hoses See marking with ribbon follow colour green red...

Page 22: ...igger is assembled 12 Topping up the engine oil 1 litre 10W40 or 15W40 Oil can be added in two places One of the filling points has a dipstick Drainage plug Bear in mind Before draining place a collec...

Page 23: ...t there is still air in the system Continue to push and pull the lever until there is a flow of bubbles Follow the same procedure on the other lever When both levers are ready fill the tank with oil u...

Page 24: ...ing the pin NOTE This wheel should be on the left hand side 12 Fit the right support arm from its transport bracket secure with a pin 13 Raise the bucket and move it back to the left hand side as far...

Page 25: ...NSPORT LOCKING DEVICE EXCAVATION MODE Remove the pins transportlockingdevice before starting work TRANSPORT MODE Fit pins transportlockingdevice before transport Important Placethestabilisersininanupr...

Page 26: ...d by learning and mastering the control levers When working on fragile surfaces such as concrete stone ground sandy or loose ground lay a plywood board under the stabilisers to distribute the weight o...

Page 27: ...ons before using the machine Remember Left and Right are determined by the operator s seated position on the unit tractor and the steering of the bucket LEFT RIGHT UP DOWN ROTATE ARTICULATED BOOM LEVE...

Page 28: ...perator actuate the boom arm to maintain an even cutting level At the end of the digging cycle bend the bucket fully inwards while raising the arm Swing the arm sideways and dump the bucket contents i...

Page 29: ...eck the system for leakages Remove objects blocking the joint Replace cylinder Backhoe digger lifts turns sluggishly Oil is cold Tractor RPM too low Leaking cylinders Dirty oil filter Clogged defectiv...

Page 30: ...30 Table of Contents Version 1 1...

Page 31: ...2 003 Swing cylinder bracket 1 6 R26 GAATV2 004 Swing cylinder 1 7 R26 GAATV2 005 Pin stabiliser 4 8 A DIV Hex head bolt M8x25 4 9 R26 GAATV2 006 Front pin swing cylinder 1 10 R26 GAATV2 007 Rear pin...

Page 32: ...ket boom 1 2 R26 GAATV2 009 Boom 1 3 R26 GAATV2 010 Articulated boom 1 4 R26 GAATV2 011 Articulated joint straight 1 5 R26 GAATV2 012 Articulated boom cylinder 1 6 R26 GAATV2 013 Cylinder bucket 1 7 R...

Page 33: ...Pin bucket 4 19 R26 GAATV2 026 Pin boom swing 1 20 R26 GAATV2 027 Pin transport locking device 1 21 A DIV Grease nipple 6 22 A DIV Hex lock nut M8 21 23 R26 GAATV2 028 Grapple bracket 1 24 R26 GAATV2...

Page 34: ...1 8 R26 GAATV2 036 Hydraulic tank connection 1 9 R26 GAATV2 037 Gasket hydraulic tank connection 1 10 R26 GAATV2 038 Claw coupling tube 1 11 R26 GAATV2 039 Hydraulic pump 1 12 R26 GAATV2 040 Sight gl...

Page 35: ...4 35 A DIV Hex lock nut M10 4 36 A DIV Flat washer 12 8 37 A DIV Hex head bolt M12x70 2 38 A DIV Hex lock nut M12 4 39 R26 GAATV2 047 Oil plug 1 40 A DIV Hex head bolt M6x20 6 41 A DIV Washer 12 1 42...

Page 36: ...AATV2 059 Pre filter 1 6 R26 GAATV2 060 Hydraulic tank connection 1 7 A DIV Hose clamp 2 8 A DIV Rubber tube L 1000 1 9 R26 GAATV2 061 Adapter on filter 90 degrees 1 10 R26 GAATV2 062 Return filter 1...

Page 37: ...V2 069 Swing cylinder 1 18 A DIV Restrictor valve for tube 1 19 A DIV Valve hose inlet L 1300 1 20 A DIV Valve hose outlet L 80 1 21 A DIV Cylinder hose outlet large arm L 1350 1 22 A DIV Cylinder hos...

Page 38: ...of Contents Total length 4702 mm Width stabilisers installed 2042 mm Width of main frame 1062 mm Minimum width in transport mode 1863 mm Max height 2323 mm Max height with cab 1800 mm Weight excl cab...

Page 39: ...39 Table of Contents Max excavation depth 1994 mm Reach 2608 mm Max loading height 1475 mm Bucket tilt 45 Horizontal angle of rotation 122 Vertical angle of rotation 124...

Page 40: ...40 Table of Contents GREASE POINTS Swing cylinder...

Page 41: ...1 Fit profile so that the frame can be attached at the rear 3 Attach the bars together on the roof plate 2 Frame bracket front NOTE The longer bars 2 Frame bracket rear NOTE The shorter bars Tighten s...

Page 42: ...42 Table of Contents 4 Fit the side bars in the cab frame 1 in the roof and 3 on the sides Total of 4 per side 5 Thread over the cab Start at the top and pull out downwards Use double washers...

Page 43: ...Table of Contents 6 Secure walls to the frame using the fitted Velcro strips Sides are fitted with zips This makes it possible to roll up one or more walls if desired Secure using the fitted fastener...

Page 44: ...AATV2 1 2 Rear frame 2 3 Front frame 2 4 Side bars 8 5 Roof panel 1 6 Hex head screw M8x40 25 7 Flat washer 8 49 8 Hex lock nut M8 25 9 Profile mounting frame 1 10 Hex head bolt M8x25 2 11 Flat washer...

Page 45: ...45 Table of Contents NOTES...

Page 46: ...46 Table of Contents NOTES...

Page 47: ...and 1 picture on the type plate NB Don t forget to attach the pictures to the email when you send the form If the product was purchased from a dealer please contact the dealer in the first instance RE...

Page 48: ...ing defect The warranty does not cover Labour costs Travel costs Machines on which the purchaser has made commissioned modifications Any additional costs arising as a result of damage to the machine D...

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