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910500 

– 4-Cycle Gas Power  

Impact Wrench 

Impact 

 

Phone: (262) 637-9681  
Email: 

[email protected]

  

racinerailroad.com

 

10.2023 Rev 1.1 

Page iii 

 

Table of Contents 

Section 1: Overview and Safety .................................................................................................................... 5

 

Gas Powered 1-inch Impact Wrench Overview ............................................................................................ 5

 

Warranty Terms and Conditions ................................................................................................................... 6

 

Safety Information ......................................................................................................................................... 7

 

Safety Terms ............................................................................................................................................. 7

 

Machine Use and Safety Precautions ....................................................................................................... 7

 

Section 2: Specifications and Installation .................................................................................................... 10

 

Specifications .............................................................................................................................................. 10

 

Installation ................................................................................................................................................... 11

 

Section 3: Tool Operation ........................................................................................................................... 12

 

Engine ......................................................................................................................................................... 12

 

Engine Start Up ....................................................................................................................................... 12

 

Check the Engine ................................................................................................................................. 13

 

Starting the Engine .............................................................................................................................. 14

 

Stopping the Engine ................................................................................................................................ 14

 

Operation ................................................................................................................................................. 15

 

Section 3: Troubleshooting & Maintenance ................................................................................................ 16

 

Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................ 18

 

Maintenance Safety ............................................................................................................................. 19

 

Fuel Level Check ................................................................................................................................. 19

 

Oil Level Check .................................................................................................................................... 19

 

Oil Change ........................................................................................................................................... 20

 

Air Cleaner ........................................................................................................................................... 20

 

Spark Plug ........................................................................................................................................... 21

 

Cooling Fins ......................................................................................................................................... 21

 

Fuel Filter Inspection and Fuel Tank Cleaning .................................................................................... 22

 

Spark Arrester ...................................................................................................................................... 22

 

Product Inspection Range ................................................................................................................... 23

 

Storage ................................................................................................................................................ 23

 

Section 4: Parts and Service Support ......................................................................................................... 24

 

Service Parts ........................................................................................................................................... 25

 

Motor Exploded View ............................................................................................................................... 26

 

Wrench Exploded View ........................................................................................................................... 27

 

 

Summary of Contents for 910500

Page 1: ...Railroad Products 1955 Norwood Court Mount Pleasant WI 53403 Phone 262 637 9681 Fax 262 637 9069 Email custserv racinerailroad com racinerailroad com 4 Cycle Gas Powered Impact Wrench 910500 Operating...

Page 2: ...1 Email custserv racinerailroad com racinerailroad com 10 2023 Rev 1 1 Page ii 4 Cycle Gas Powered Impact Wrench 910500 Record of Changes Rev No Date Description of Changes Rev 1 8 2022 Initial releas...

Page 3: ...Installation 10 Specifications 10 Installation 11 Section 3 Tool Operation 12 Engine 12 Engine Start Up 12 Check the Engine 13 Starting the Engine 14 Stopping the Engine 14 Operation 15 Section 3 Trou...

Page 4: ...910500 4 Cycle Gas Power Impact Wrench Impact Phone 262 637 9681 Email custserv racinerailroad com racinerailroad com 10 2023 Rev 1 1 Page iv This page was intentionally left blank...

Page 5: ...distribution Ergonomic The 1 inch 25 mm Gas Impact Wrench is well balanced for either horizontal or vertical use The roll bar doubles as handholds with vibration dampening rubber grips The large front...

Page 6: ...e date of the claim for replacement Ordinary wear and tear abuse misuse and neglect are not covered by this warranty Depending upon the circumstances we may provide technical assistance and or technic...

Page 7: ...condition If the hazardous situation is not moderate or minor injury could occur Note Indicates an essential operating procedure practice or condition No personal injury is possible Machine Use and S...

Page 8: ...use and eve after the engine stops It takes time to cool down If the fuel is leaking during operation stop the engine immediately and repair It may cause a fire When operating for a long period of tim...

Page 9: ...the top of the tank Tighten the fuel cap securely after refueling Mix and pour fuel outdoors where there is no sparks or flames Wipe up all fuel spills before starting the engine Move at least 3 feet...

Page 10: ...Honda GX50 Type 4 stroke forced air cooling Recommended fuel Octane 90 or higher Fuel tank capacity 0 166 gal 0 63 liter Engine oil capacity 4 oz 0 13 liter Recommended oil SAE 10W 30 Recommended spar...

Page 11: ...ion manual and do not operate the product or change the accessory until you fully understand it Please keep the instruction manual in a safe location so as not to lose it If lost please order a new on...

Page 12: ...ngine Components Engine Controls Engine Start Up Always check the following before starting the engine 1 Before each use look around the engine for signs of oil or fuel leaks 2 Remove any excess dirt...

Page 13: ...soline is highly flammable and explosive You can be burned or seriously injured when handling fuel Stop the engine and let it cool before handling fuel Keep heat sparks and flames away Handle fuel onl...

Page 14: ...he engine switch 3 to the ON A position 4 Pull the starter grip 4 lightly until you feel resistance Then pull briskly in the direction of the arrow 5 Return the starter grip Note Do not allow the star...

Page 15: ...run idle with the accessory tool attached Check the direction of rotation before starting the product Be sure to stop the engine when stopped or when changing the tools and parts Do not touch the tool...

Page 16: ...itch in stop position Turn to the ON position No spark 1 Bad connection Ignition coil 2 Incorrect air gap Ignition coil 3 Bad ignition coil Short circuit of stop switch lead wire Repair or replace Dir...

Page 17: ...ended parts only Clogged cylinder with dirt Clean up Clogged cooling duct with dirt Clean up Anvil does not rotate Worn out of drum shoe on clutch arm Replace Output power reduced Dirty air cleaner el...

Page 18: ...Maintenance should be performed only by those who have read and understood the instruction manual for this product For repairs contact your dealer Engine Maintenance 1 Reduce the service period when u...

Page 19: ...e engine stopped If the engine has been running allow it to cool 1 Remove the fuel filter cap and fill the tank with gasoline to the bottom of the filler neck 2 Refuel carefully to avoid spilling fuel...

Page 20: ...ipstick securely If any oil is spilled wipe it up immediately Note Running the engine with a low or excessive oil level can cause engine damage Air Cleaner A dirty air cleaner will restrict air flow t...

Page 21: ...or fi the electrode is worn 5 Measure the spark plug electrode gap with a wire type feeler gauge Correct the gap The gap should be 0 6 0 7 mm 0 024 028 in 6 Install the spark plug carefully by hand to...

Page 22: ...uel filler cap securely Spark Arrester Removal 1 Loosen the hex bolt and then remove the top cover 2 Remove the self tapping screws 1 from the spark arrester 2 and remove the spark arrester and exhaus...

Page 23: ...ousing 2 Check the degree of ware on the anvil and hammer at least once every month 3 Apply grease around the contact areas Fuel Pipe Check that the fuel pipe is not twisted or broken If broken replac...

Page 24: ...e Department to coordinate Non Warranty Technical or Field Service Support Warranty Support Technical Support Depending upon the circumstances and availability of technical service personnel we may pr...

Page 25: ...910500 4 Cycle Gas Power Impact Wrench Impact Phone 262 637 9681 Email custserv racinerailroad com racinerailroad com 5 2022 Rev 1 Page 25 of 27 Service Parts...

Page 26: ...910500 4 Cycle Gas Power Impact Wrench Impact Phone 262 637 9681 Email custserv racinerailroad com racinerailroad com 5 2022 Rev 1 Page 26 of 27 Motor Exploded View...

Page 27: ...910500 4 Cycle Gas Power Impact Wrench Impact Phone 262 637 9681 Email custserv racinerailroad com racinerailroad com 5 2022 Rev 1 Page 27 of 27 Wrench Exploded View...

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