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SC12E

6 POINT LARGE MILLING CUTTERS

Theoretical Assembly

LRM VA30 S - 800.LRM.16/160

Components:

16 Cutters - 630.03.08

160 Spacers - 630.03.06

Attention: There can be a difference in number of spacers, but there must be a clearance of 1/8”

to 3/16” between the supporting segments.

21 SPACERS

15 SPACERS

21 SPACERS

13 SPACERS

Summary of Contents for SC12E

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Page 2: ...ence is founded upon our 20 years in selling and servicing surface preparation equipment The staffs at SRT are dedicated to providing exceptional service and are the cornerstone by which the SRT superior product line is built When you need timely service support or replacement parts SRT is there with regional warehouses same day shipping of parts and machines or delivery right to your jobsite Sale...

Page 3: ...s of propane and gasoline emissions and airborne dust All SRT Equipments are engineered designed and provided with dust control shrouds and vacuum ports It is strongly recommended that an approved dust containment system be connected to and used in conjunction with all SRT equipment during operational use SRT supplies distributes rents and services dust control systems with HEPA filtration Extreme...

Page 4: ...r Filter 15 Operating Procedures for SC12E GAS 17 Start Up 16 Drive Motor Engine 16 Cutter Drum Configuration 16 Working with the Scarifier 16 Changing the cutter drum 17 Dust Control 17 Cutter and Flail Shaft Recommendations 18 Parts for Honda Engine Gas 20 Parts for Chassis 22 Parts for Tensioning Pulley Belt Guard 24 Parts for Housing Front Wheel Dust Shield 26 Parts for Hex Drive Shaft 28 Part...

Page 5: ...c Breathing it can cause unconsciousness and may KILL you Avoid any areas or actions that expose you to carbon monoxide Do to the use of the equipment suitable protective clothing must be worn or bodily harm may occur The machine operator must wear eye protection gloves earplugs and non slip safety shoes When doing work that causes dust wear an appropriate respiratory mask that will protect you fr...

Page 6: ...b application Be sure all safety decals can be clearly read and understood Replace damaged or missing decals immediately Equipment should only be operated by trained personnel in good physical condition and mental health Never operate this machine while under the influence of drugs alcohol or when taking medications that impair the senses or reactions or when excessively tired or under stress Avoi...

Page 7: ... wor s when this machine is in use Use only ANSI approved safety glasses to help prevent eye injury n at all tim Operator must wear appropri g and footwear Steel toe safety shoes should be Do not wea r loose clothing or jewelr y that can get tangled or caught in moving parts Keep body parts and loos e clothing away from moving parts Failure to do so could resu General Operation Stop motor engine w...

Page 8: ... Safety warnings and guidelines do not by themselves eliminate danger They are not given as substitutes for proper accident prevention and good judgment Electrical Powered Equipment For Electric Models Electric motors must be properly grounded at all times Check the outlet box to be sure the electrical service is properly grounded Be sure adequate power is available Insufficient power will cause a...

Page 9: ...d at the machine when not in use and before servicing Starting the Engine Motor for Electric Models Be sure the OFF button is depressed on the motor starter box Hook up the correct voltage phase electrical power source by plugging into the connector provided If the cord does not mate with the connector consult a qualified licensed electrician before continuing Verify that the electrical current be...

Page 10: ...or tightness and leaks sult a qualified P gas service person or STRIPE REMOVAL TECHNOLOGIES directly EVER check for propane leaks using an open flame Instead use a leak testing solution propane fumes to escape in a closed area propane is heavier than air and ill settle t this propane powered equipment open the main fuel valve located on the propane nk pen the throttle wide open and start the engin...

Page 11: ...contain chemicals known to cause serious illnesses including Silicosis a fatal disease of the lungs Check the chemical properties of the material to be removed and follow all EPA OSHA regulations An Industrial vacuum capable of handling high volume of fine dust should be used when dry grinding with this machine If the material being used is hazardous or contains Silica the vacuum unit should be ca...

Page 12: ...ore often if operating in an extremely dusty environment Operating the engine with a damaged or dirty air filter or without an air filter will allow dirt to enter the engine causing premature engine wear which is not covered under the engine manufacturer s warranty Follow the engine manufacturer s procedures for keeping filters in good condition Never work on or under equipment without first secur...

Page 13: ...art the motor ONLY when the cutter drum assembly is in the raised position Cutter Drum Configuration Check to make sure that the drum is configured with the cutters we recommend for the application in question When working with special milling cutters be extra careful about the correct direction of drum rotation and correct cutter installation Never tip the machine on its back to look at the cutte...

Page 14: ...prevent any flying debris from injuring the worker Remove the cover nuts from the endplate and then remove the endplate to expose the cutter drum assembly Dust Control Should dust control be of concern please contact Stripe Removal Technologies to inquire about our powerful dust control vacuums The SC12E can be used with an optional 2 vacuum connection If you need further assistance please call ou...

Page 15: ...to maintain their internal strength This is why it is important to replace them as soon as the grooves are 1 5 of an inch or 5mm deep Changing the shafts early provides the following advantages The drum shaft holes will not wear as fast thus increasing drum life Breakage of shafts can be avoided thus saving a great deal of downtime refitting the machine Recommendations When working with five six e...

Page 18: ...Hose 2 ft 16 SC 12 156 PULLEY UPPER FOR GAS ENGINE 1 17 SC 12 117 BELT TOOTHED FOR GAS ENGINE 1 Deadman Switch Wiring 9 795 00 12 11 x 0 125 Black Zip Tie 2 10 795 00 19 Emergency Stop Tether Switch 1 11 795 00 20 16 14 AWG Bullet Connector Blue Nylon 1 12 795 00 21 22 18 AWG Ring 1 4 Stud Red Nylon 1 13 795 00 22 22 18 AWG Butt Connector Red Vinyl 2 14 795 00 23 3 8 HEAT SHRINK TUBING BLACK 4 in ...

Page 20: ...ONDUIT 3 4 LIQUIDTIGHT FLEXIBLE NON METALLIC PER FOOT 2 ft 15 795 00 05 3 4 L T BULLET CONNECTOR LT75P 1 16 795 00 06 3 4 W R BLACK SLRN21 1 17 795 00 07 1 2 IN BLACK CORD GRIP SLN13 1 18 795 00 08 3 4 IN 45 BULLET L T CONNECTOR 1 19 795 00 10 18 GAUGE WIRE NUT YELLOW 3 20 795 00 11 20 GAUGE WIRE NUT ORANGE 3 21 795 00 62 REDUCING WASHER 1 1 4 X 3 4 2 22 AIW 10X4CRD CORD POWER 10 4 6 ft 23 MCC 27 ...

Page 22: ...00 04 CONDUIT 3 4 LIQUIDTIGHT FLEXIBLE NON METALLIC PER FOOT 2 ft 15 795 00 05 3 4 L T BULLET CONNECTOR LT75P 1 16 795 00 06 3 4 W R BLACK SLRN21 1 17 795 00 07 1 2 IN BLACK CORD GRIP SLN13 1 18 795 00 08 3 4 IN 45 BULLET L T CONNECTOR 1 19 795 00 10 18 GAUGE WIRE NUT YELLOW 3 20 795 00 11 20 GAUGE WIRE NUT ORANGE 3 21 795 00 62 REDUCING WASHER 1 1 4 X 3 4 2 22 AIW 10X4CRD CORD POWER 10 4 4 ft 23 ...

Page 24: ...ist of Items for Tensioning Pulley Belt Guard Number Part Number Description Quantity 1 SC 12 121 PULLEY TENSIONING 1 2 SC 12 156 PULLEY UPPER FOR GAS ENGINE 1 3 SC 12 117 BELT TOOTHED FOR GAS ENGINE 1 4 SC 12 118 GUARD BELT 1 5 SC 12 119 GUARD AUXILIARY BELT 1 ...

Page 26: ... 10 203 RING CLAMPING 2 4 NB 10 219 SCREW SOCKET HEAD M8X25 2 5 NB 30 212 WASHER LOCK M8 2 6 NB 30 127 SCREW HEXAGONAL M8 X 40 2 7 SC 10 205 SLEEVE CLAMPING 4 8 SC 10 204 MOUNT RUBBER 8 10 NB 30 120 WASHER LOCK M10 4 11 NB 10 110 SCREW HEXAGONAL M10 X 25 4 SC12E User Manual SASE Company Inc 2006 All Rights Reserved 27 ...

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Page 28: ...M12 4 11 NB 10 231 SCREW ALLEN M10 X 25 4 12 NB 30 120 WASHER LOCK M10 4 13 SC 12 409 O RING 1 14 SC 10 204 MOUNT RUBBER 4 15 SC 12 203 HOUSING BEARING 1 16 SC 10 204 MOUNT RUBBER 4 17 SC 10 205 SLEEVE CLAMPING 4 18 SC 10 605 BUSH DRIVING 1 19 SC 10 604 BEARING ENDPLATE 6210 2RS 1 20 NB 40 114 RING RETAINING 1 21 SC 12 208 RING RETAINING 1 22 NB 20 117 NUT HEX NYLON LOCK M6 1 23 NB 30 119 WASHER F...

Page 30: ...ING BEARING 1 6 SC 12 410 RING RETAINING M80 X 2 5 1 7 SC 12 407 KEY HEX SHAFT 10 X 8 X 40 1 8 SC 12 408 NUT SHAFT KM 7 1 9 NB 30 210 WASHER LOCK M10 4 10 NB 10 110 SCREW ALLEN M10 X 25 4 11 SC 12 406 RING SPACER 1 12 NB 30 219 WASHER SAFETY MB7 1 13 SC 12 409 O RING 1 14 SC 10 204 MOUNT RUBBER 4 15 SC 10 205 SLEEVE CLAMPING 4 16 SC 10 204 MOUNT RUBBER 4 List of Items for Hex Drive Shaft ...

Page 32: ...Quantity 1 SC 12 505 DRUM COMPLETE WITHOUT CUTTERS 1 2 SC 12 507 ENDPLATE DRUM 2 3 SC 12 500 20 MM FLAIL SHAFT 4 4 NB 10 110 SCREW HEXAGONAL M10 X 25 8 5 NB 30 210 LOCK WASHER M10 8 List of Items for Drum with 4 ea 20 mm Flail Shafts ...

Page 33: ...1 2 3 4 5 16 6 17 19 8 7 18 27 26 25 21 12 9 10 11 5 15 10 13 35 36 37 34 28 ...

Page 34: ...305 SPINDLE ADJUSTING 1 9 SC 10 301 HANDLE DEPTH CONTROL 1 10a NB 50 141 PIN CYLINDER M6 X 50 1 10b NB 50 142 PIN CYLINDER M8 X 50 1 11 NB 75 71 ROLLPIN M3 X 26 2 12 SC 12 302 LEVER ADJUSTING 1 13 SC 10 313 SPRING COMPRESSION 1 15 SC 12 303 ROD DEPTH ADJUSTING LEVER 1 16 SC 12 312 ELEMENT TOOTHED 1 17 NB 50 136 ROLLPIN M6X30 1 18 SC 12 320 BUSHING BRASS 1 19 SC 12 314 DRIVER 1 21 SC 12 317 ROD 1 2...

Page 35: ...1 2 3 4 5 16 6 17 19 8 7 18 27 26 25 21 12 9 10 11 5 15 10 13 35 36 37 34 28 ...

Page 36: ...EVELED RIGHT 1 30 NB 10 114 SCREW HEXAGONAL M8X20 4 31 NB 30 212 WASHER LOCK M8 4 32 NB 20 114 NUT HEXAGONAL M8 4 33 NB 10 250 SCREW HEXAGONAL M8X60 1 34 NB 20 130 NUT ACORN M8 1 35 HOL 900005 SO BOLT HEXSOCKET F H M8X1 25X20MM 2 36 NB 30 111 WASHER FLAT M8 ZINC 2 37 NB 20 143 NUT M8 1 25 NYLOC 2 Parts for Depth Adjuster Continued ...

Page 37: ...Parts for Axle 8 ...

Page 38: ... 20 2 6 NB 10 127 SCREW HEXAGONAL M12 X 35 2 7 NB 30 116 WASHER FLAT M9 0 35 X 2 5 2 8 NB 20 116 NUT JAM M16 X 0 5 1 9 NB 30 130 WASHER LOCK M12 2 10 SC 12 805 BUSHING 2 11 SC 12 806 BUSHING GLACIER MB 2525DU 2 12 NB 20 115 NUT HEXAGONAL M10 2 13 NB 30 120 WASHER LOCK M10 2 14 SC 12 807 PLASTIC CAP 2 15 SC 12 706 PIVOT BALL M16 2 16 SC 12 808 PLATE JOINT 1 List of Items for Axle ...

Page 40: ...E UPPER SPRING 2 5 SC 12 705 SPRING COMPRESSION 2 6 SC 12 706 PIVOT BALL M16 4 7 NB 10 246 SCREW ALLEN M10 X 100 2 8 NB 20 115 NUT HEXAGONAL M10 2 9 NB 30 210 WASHER LOCK M10 2 10 NB 10 130 SCREW HEXAGONAL M8 X 16 4 11 NB 30 212 WASHER LOCK M8 4 12 NB 30 210 WASHER LOCK M10 2 13 NB 20 115 NUT HEXAGONAL M10 2 List of items for Spring Assembly ...

Page 41: ...907 ELEMENT DUAL AIR FILTER GX340 390 1 SC 10 604 BEARING ENDPLATE VA30S SC10E VA25S FR300 FR350 6210 2RS 1 HON 1441113 PLUG SPARK 1 Components Description Quantity SC 12 510 SHAFT FLAIL 12MM FOR 8 SHAFT DRUM FR 300 VA 30 SC12E 12 SC 12 155 BELT TOOTHED 1120 8M 50 VA30S ELECTRIC AND VA30 HYD DIESEL 1 SC 10 604 BEARING ENDPLATE VA30S SC10E VA25S FR300 FR350 6210 2RS 1 SC12E SPARE PARTS LIST ...

Page 42: ...SC12E 230 460 VOLT THREE PHASE SWITCH AND SHUNT WIRING DIAGRAM AMP SETTING 230V 23 460V 11 ...

Page 43: ...oretical Assembly LT8 VA30 S Cutter Set 800 LT8 64 196 Components 64 Cutters 620 01 13 188 Spacers 630 03 06 Attention There can be a difference in number of spacers but there must be a clearance of 1 8 to 3 16 between the supporting segments ...

Page 44: ...Components 12 Cutters 630 03 08 208 Spacers 630 03 06 Attention There can be a difference in number of spacers but there must be a clearance of 1 8 to 3 16 between the supporting segments 9 INCH CUTTING WIDTH 27 SPACERS 23 SPACERS 27 SPACERS 23 SPACERS 19 SPACERS 15 SPACERS 19 SPACERS 15 SPACERS ...

Page 45: ... LRM VA30 S 800 LRM 16 160 Components 16 Cutters 630 03 08 160 Spacers 630 03 06 Attention There can be a difference in number of spacers but there must be a clearance of 1 8 to 3 16 between the supporting segments 21 SPACERS 15 SPACERS 21 SPACERS 13 SPACERS ...

Page 46: ...bly LB VA 30 S Cutter Set 800 LB 172 184 Components 172 Cutters 630 03 07 184 Spacers 630 03 06 Attention There can be a difference in number of spacers but there must be a clearance of 1 8 to 3 16 between the supporting segments FULL CUTTING WIDTH ...

Page 47: ...d for warranty repair in which no fault is found Freight charges and associ ated fees will then become the responsibility of the customer in such an instance Damages which are caused during transpor tation are not covered under warranty Such carrier Claims In the unlikely event that you should experi ence a defect please contact your SRT representative or a SRTservice technician by calling 1 800 5...

Page 48: ... 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE COMPANY NAME AND TITLE STREET ADDRESS CITY PHONE EMAIL DATE OF PURCHASE SERIAL NUMBER INVOICE NUMBER OF PURCHASE COUNTRY ZIP STATE SC8E SC10E SC12E PLEASE FILL OUT IN FULL AND SUBMIT TO SRT 2475 STOCK CREEK BLVD ROCKFORD TN 37853 FAX 865 745 4110 QUESTIONS CALL 800 522 2606 ...

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