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OPERATOR’S MANUAL

  

SNOW PLOW 

RAM

 

 

Tab. 4. 

Schematic visualization of the permissible loading of the Ram plow

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Tab. 5.

 Approximate force 

F

h

 acting on the plow, at speed 

V

 and stopping distance 

S

h

 with a tractor weight equal 

to 6 tons 

 according to 

Tab. 4d.

 

Braking distance

 

S

h

 

= [cm] 

Estimated head force 

F

h

 = [T], for braking of tractor with mounted plow at 

speeds 

V

 

 

5 km/h 

10 km/h 

20 km/h

 

 

10  

1

 

11 

16

 

20  

0,5 

3

 

8

 

30  

0,3 

1,2 

3

 

 

40  

0,2 

0,5 

2

 

 

 

The table above is a demonstration to show the operator how suddenly the forces change depending 
on speed and stopping distance. 
The initial force under which the moldboard starts to tilt depends on the initial spring setting. The initial 
spring setting can be adjusted in the range of 

0

 to approximately 

60 mm

 using the four tension bolts 

located  in  the  upper  part  of  the  moldboard.  As  evident  in 

Tab.  6 

this  force  is  not  constant  as  the 

moldboard tilts but rather changes unevenly. The table above shows the working of the blade with the 
initial spring setting at 

30 mm

. The greatest resistance force 

Fu 

is created in the moldboard between 

tilt angles of 

55

o

 and 

65

o

 from starting position. By increasing the initial spring setting the 

Fu

 is also 

increased along with the pressure on the entire plow, which can lead to damage of the plow especially 
with greater operating speeds. If the initial spring setting is high then great care should be taken to 

a) 

Schematic of the permissible loads affecting the 

Ram plows

 

uchylająca odkładnicę

 

Distribution of permissible loads of the Ram 

plows with GCJ-63-36x300 up to 6 Ton 

Schematic of the permissible loads of the  

Ram plows

 

b) 

c) 

d) 

up to 6 tons

 

                    Force tilting 
                    the blade 

 

Ground

 

Summary of Contents for RAM 250

Page 1: ...060 Zab ud w Polska tel 48 85 664 70 31 fax 48 85 664 70 41 e mail samasz samasz pl www samasz pl OPERATOR S MANUAL Serial No The original operator s manual ENGLISH IN0489EN001 14 10 2015 EDITION 1 S...

Page 2: ...perience when operating it GENERAL WARNING Follow the hazard warnings and the safety instructions indicated with this symbol throughout the Operating Manual to operate the machine ATTENTION It is forb...

Page 3: ...hine onto a vehicle for transporting purpose 10 4 5 Warning signs 12 5 OPERATION 13 5 1 Connecting 13 5 2 Plow control 14 5 3 Plow transport and parking positions 14 5 4 Preparing the plow for operati...

Page 4: ...when contacting the manufacturer in the event of any questions or doubts UWAGA When ordering spare parts for a device please include data from the data plate of that device name model serial number a...

Page 5: ...etc Meeting requirements concerning operation use and repair as advised by the manufacturer and their thorough following is condition for operation as designed Not withstanding the rules of the machin...

Page 6: ...el clearing bar Rubber corondum bar or poliurethan bar Up to Client s choice Optional equipment Additional rubber or steel clearing bar YES Support wheels YES Slides YES 3 2 Construction Ram snow plow...

Page 7: ...l 3 3 Equipment 3 3 1 Standard equipment warranty card operating manual and spare parts catalogue rubber clearing bars shield s protection with springs with locking pawl support leg marker lights link...

Page 8: ...check of the device and especially the condition of the main connections of the plow and the connection of the plow to the tractor In the event of the necessity of working under a plow raised on the...

Page 9: ...gloves PROHIBITIONS Remember the following prohibitions during snow plow operation Operation of the plow under the influence of alcohol drugs or medications which reduce motor skills is forbidden Oper...

Page 10: ...area and the action itself are safe 4 4 1 Handling the machine onto a vehicle for transporting purpose NOTE The snow plow is delivered assembled fully adjusted and ready for use Both the carrier and t...

Page 11: ...setting the machine s center of gravity properly to catch machines pick ropes of adequate length so that the angle between them is no greater than 120 and the angle between the strand and the vertica...

Page 12: ...be purchased from the manufacturer ATTENTION Any replaced parts should posses all warning signs required by the manufacturer Tab 3 Warning labels located on the plow N 03 Read the operating manual be...

Page 13: ...unting system Depending on Client s individual needs the frame can be mounted with other hitch type the tractor must have a 12 V power outlet cigarette lighter outlet the tractor must have at least on...

Page 14: ...eck weather the plow is still properly mounted 5 2 Plow control After connecting the hydraulic system B Fig 6 take the electrical cable into the tractor s cabin and insert the plug into the 12 V cigar...

Page 15: ...should be determined if the plow has a worn blade insert or loose bolts If necessary replace worn elements and tighten the bolts If the plow is ready for use it should be placed in the desired positi...

Page 16: ...not rotate around the vertical axis and therefore reversing may damage them 5 6 Plow s allowable snow load and protections Ram plows are middle class snow plows that are able to tackle snow mass of u...

Page 17: ...imately 60 mm using the four tension bolts located in the upper part of the moldboard As evident in Tab 6 this force is not constant as the moldboard tilts but rather changes unevenly The table above...

Page 18: ...Tab 5 Depending on the type of an obstacle the stopping time may vary Tab 6 The working of the blade This concerns the entire moldboard with the initial spring setting at 30 mm Fu kg Ram 250 Ram 270 R...

Page 19: ...f hitch frames for Ram plows a frame Cat II b EURO frame c frame Cat I d SMS frame e frame on frame enclosure f enclosure plate g frame for municipal triangle hitch h frame for triangle hitch Cat I i...

Page 20: ...ace them After 5 workhours check the condition of blade inserts check the condition of mount securing bolts and replace if necessary when installed adjust the height of support wheels or skids if nece...

Page 21: ...t replace the worn out parts with new ones using new connections hardware and gaskets The bolts should be tightened according to the class of their Tab 7 Damaged or worn out parts should be kept in a...

Page 22: ...orized service provider 4 Claims for product replacement or returns are accepted and processed by the manufacturer within 14 days 5 Conditions caused by the following do not qualify for warranty repai...

Page 23: ...ng manual 9 Manufacturer can break the service agreement with immediate effect when the user does not pay receivables under the agreement in a timely manner and the delay in payment is longer than 30...

Page 24: ...cord of warranty repairs Repairs performed and parts replaced Date seal and signature of the person performing the repair Date seal and signature of the person performing the repair Date seal and sign...

Page 25: ...nt 3 point linkage or weight of front ballast MT kg Total weight of machine mounted on rear 3 point linkage or weight of rear ballast A m Distance between tractor s front axis centre and centre of gra...

Page 26: ...rear axis TT rzecz Tyre load capacity apply double the load indicated by the tyres manufacturer Enter the above calculation data and technical data provided by the manufacturer in the below table Rea...

Page 27: ...27 OPERATOR S MANUAL SNOW PLOW RAM...

Page 28: ...28 RAM SNOW PLOW OPERATOR S MANUAL SaMASZ Sp z o o ul Trawiasta 1 16 060 Zab ud w Polska tel 48 85 664 70 31 fax 48 85 664 70 41 e mail samasz samasz pl www samasz pl...

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