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Form OM515-110 (249855-______)
(Updated 18 Feb, 2022)
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The Specialist In Drum Handling Equipment
Model 515-N-110
Vertical-Lift Drum Pourer, Scale-Equipped,
60”, AC Power Lift and Tilt
Operator’s Manual for Morse Model 515-N-110
with Serial Number 249855 to ______
- - IMPORTANT - -
START-UP Procedure
Machine is shipped with hydraulic fluid.
BEFORE operation, REMOVE the
RED
shipping
plug from the hydraulic reservoir. REPLACE with
supplied
BLACK
breather.
Insert pump handle into pump socket.
Operating Instructions
1. Push the Vertical-Lift Drum Pourer to the drum.
2. Using “LIFT” control as described in “Machine Description -
Controls”, position drum holder assembly with back band at
middle of drum. With ratchet plate swung open and cinch
chain hanging from chain hook, push unit until back band rests
firmly against drum. Some adjustment to tilt angle of saddle
may be necessary to ensure band fits flush on drum. Engage
floor lock.
3. Attaching drum:
Drape cinch chain across front of drum and
engage chain link into slot in ratchet (Figure 3.2). Turn ratchet
clockwise to tighten cinch chain. If ratchet turns until pawl is
beyond last ratchet tooth, turn ratchet back and slide next link
into ratchet slot and try tightening again. Cinch chain must
be held tightly against drum with pawl engaged securely in
ratchet teeth.
4.
Operate lift function to lift drum clear of floor. Disengage floor
lock. Roll to dispensing location. NOTE: Do not allow drum to
impact on floor, pouring station, etc. or spill or damage could
occur.
CAUTION
– Do NOT transport with drum raised.
ALWAYS LOWER THE DRUM HOLDER TO LOWEST POSITION BEFORE TRANSPORTING.
Unit can become unstable when transporting with raised load.
5. Lift drum to desired pouring height. Operate tilt control as described in “Machine Description - Controls” to adjust drum attitude.
Floor lock should be engaged while dispensing / draining.
6.
When dispensing is complete, tilt drum back to upright position. Disengage floor lock and lower drum to transporting height; about 6”
(15 cm) off the floor.
Figure 3.2
