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General
• Before operating, perform a through visual
inspection of the equipment. Look for fluid leaks,
cracked, bent or broken components, loose nuts,
bolts or attachments and proper fluid levels.
• A clean system is essential to long pump life and
proper performance.
IMPORTANT:
Hydraulic fluid packaged with power
unit is Type 5606. If additional oil is added it must be
compatible with Type 5606. If another type of oil has
been used in the system the same type of oil must be
used for topping off the system
• Do NOT use synthetic oil.
• Oil must contain an anti-foam additive.
• Ensure all electrical connections are clean and
tight.
• To prevent rust from forming, clean and repaint
exposed metal surfaces.
• NEVER operate the equipment with the protective
covers or guards removed.
Break In Period
The plow will go through a break in period during which
the A-frame and swing frame will settle in. After 15-20
hours of operation check for free play of the A-frame and
swing frame pivot.
1. Raise the plow and install the transport lock.(See
"Installing The Cylinder Lock Clamp" on page 11).
2. Push down on end of blade as far as it will go on the
right or left side. Measure and record the distance from
the ground to the bottom edge of the wear strip.
3. Pull upwards on the same end of the plow as far as it
will go. Measure and record the distance from the ground
to the bottom edge of the wear strip.
4. Subtract the two measurements. If the number is
greater than 1-1/2" then the free play needs to be
adjusted.
To Remove Excessive Free Play
1. Tighten the pivot bolt nut (typically 1/6 to 1/3 turn, one
or two flats).
Periodic Inspection
After every 20 hours of operation perform the following
inspections:
1. Inspect plow assembly including sub frame for any
damage or excessive wear. Replace parts as necessary.
2. Inspect all fasteners (Plow & Truck Mount) to insure
they are properly tightened. Re-tighten loose fasteners to
the proper torque. Loose fasteners on the Bellcrank,
Pump Platform to A-Frame, Power Unit to the Pump
Platform and Truck Mount must have the nylock nuts
replaced and tightened while using Sno-Way thread
locker 96115529. (Refer to torque specification chart in
this manual).
3. Apply a small amount of light oil to: Quick-tatch pin
and handle assemblies, pivot pins between the blade and
swing frame, and pivot pins at lift and swing cylinders.
Also lubricate jackstand pins. (See Figure 2-1).
Figure 2-1
4. If wear is noticed between the A-frame and the swing
frame apply a good quality anti-seize lubricant to this
area.
Plow Storage
When storing the plow for long periods of time use the
following guidelines.
1. If the plow will not be stored on pavement, place a
board under the jack stand to prevent it from sinking into
the ground.
WARNING
Before servicing plow, lower plow to the ground
or onto cylinder lock clamp and disconnect
main power harness.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW CAN RESULT IN INJURY
OR DEATH
SWING
PIVOTS
LIFT
LINKAGE
PIVOTS
CYLINDER
BLADE
PIVOT
PINS
QUICK-TATCH
PIN / HANDLE
QUICK-TATCH
PIN / HANDLE
LIFT
CYLINDER
PIVOT
LIFT
CYLINDER
PIVOT
MAINTENANCE
Summary of Contents for 22 Series
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