The Specialist In Drum Handling Equipment
Model 185XMGR
Super-Duty Kontrol-Karrier
with Spark resistant Parts
operator’s Manual for Morse Model 185XMGR Super-Duty Kontrol-Karrier
Serial number 0719 to ____ (MMYY)
morsedrum.com
Copyright 2020 - Morse Mfg. Co., Inc.
Form PL185XMGR (0719-____)
(Updated 18 Sep, 2020)
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operating Instructions
1. With Kontrol-Karrier standing on the floor, lower hoist and engage hoist hook
into the lifting eye.
2. Raise hoist to lift Kontrol-Karrier clear of floor and move it to the drum.
3. Position Kontrol-Karrier at a height which aligns the saddle band with the
center of the drum.
4. Open the toggle clamp by activating the release lever (item 106) and swing
both hinge bands to the open position. Push the Kontrol-Karrier against the
drum to surround the drum with the saddle band.
5. Close the two hinged bands around the drum and latch the toggle clamp to
secure the drum.
6. Raise hoist and position the drum at the pouring station.
7. Pour the drum by pulling on the pull chain and rotating the drum to a suitable
pouring angle.
8. After pouring is completed, rotate the drum back to vertical position and lower
hoist to return drum to floor.
9. Remove the drum by activating the release lever and opening the toggle
clamp. Swing both hinged bands open. Push the Kontrol-Karrier away from the
drum.
CAUTION:
DO NOT allow drum to impact on floor, ground, or
dumping station, etc.
CAUTION:
Do not exceed weight capacity of
2500 Lb. (1134 kg)
for
FULL drum, 1250 Lb. (567 kg) for HALF-FULL drum.
WARNING:
Watch out for pinch points - Stay clear of moving parts.
Maintenance
Inspect oil level in gear box / speed reducer and fill with high quality, synthetic
1.
lubricant for gears if necessary. The speed reducer has been filled and tested prior
to shipment. After operating a new machine for 1500 hours, the housing should be
thoroughly flushed out, and new oil added to fill the housing to the oil level plug.
The oil should be changed every 5000 operating hours thereafter with
Klubersynth
UH1 6-460 (#096060)
or equivalent, or more often if operating conditions cause
condensation of moisture resulting in sludge inside housing.
Periodically inspect all moving parts, framework, and contact areas for signs of
2.
wear, fatigue, or loosening. Perform all inspections, load tests, and maintenance
according to the ANSI/ASME B30.20 standard.
Worn or damaged parts must be properly replaced with the correct, genuine Morse
3.
parts.
Ensure all labels are in place. Product labels should be inspected periodically and
4.
cleaned as necessary to maintain good legibility. Please contact Morse Mfg. Co. for
replacement labels.
