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1. Remove the filler cap, filter and filter bowl.
2. Fill the HydraFLOW
1/2 full
with hydraulic lubricant.
NOTE: Paragon recommends an (ISO) 32 non-foaming hydraulic oil. (Example: Mobil SHC 630 Hydraulic Oil)
Use a paint filter as a strainer while filling to prevent foreign contaminants from entering the system.
3. Replace the fill cap.
4. Check all hoses and connections for no leaks.
5. Start the engine and engage the PTO and pump according to
manufacturer recommendations.
6. Run for 3-5 seconds to eliminate air from the system.
7. Disengage the PTO and stop the engine.
8. Remove the fill cap and fill to the bottom of the sight glass (no oil should be in the top sight glass).
9. Replace the filter bowl, filter and fill cap.
10. Start the engine and slowly release the clutch.
11. While the engine is running, engage the PTO and pump according to manufacturer recommendations.
12. Check for leaks, disengage the PTO according to manufacturer recommendations and stop the engine.
13. Re-check the oil level.
Initial Start Up
(Two People Required)
Maintenance
Daily
Check oil level before operating (the system must be off).
Correct oil level is the bottom sight glass completely full and the top sight glass completely empty
when the unit is not operating.
Weekly
Visually inspect the system each week. Check hoses, fittings, and mounting.
Every 3 Months
Change filter every 3 months.
Every 6 Months
Change oil and filter every 6 months.
Grease PTO / Pump spline every 6 months.
Note: If the unit has a high duty cycle, an oil analysis program is recommended.
1. Check oil level in the HydraFLOW.
Correct oil level is the bottom sight glass completely full and the top sight glass completely empty when the unit is not operating.
2. Check fan and radiator for air flow. Clean or clear any obstructions as needed.
3. Ensure the parking brake is applied, control valves are in the neutral position.
4. Engage the PTO according to manufacturer recommendations.
NOTE: Oil level will drop in the sight glass when the system is in operation.
5. Operate valves slowly.
6. To shut down the system, put the valve in neutral (if available), disengage the PTO per manufacturer
recommendations.
Operation of System