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1643043B  (401509)

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1643043B  (401509)

2020-SEPT-24

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INSTALL REMOTE VALVE CONTROL

CAUTION: WHEN DRILLING THE TRUCK FRAME BE CAREFUL OF 

BRAKELINES, WIRING, ETC. INSIDE THE TRUCK FRAME.

Drill 17/32” holes in the truck frame and bolt the reservoir/valve assembly in place using 1/2 x 1 3/4” cap 

screws, lock washers and hex nuts.

Temporarily assemble the valve control head to the pedestal using 5/16 x 2 1/4” machine screws and hex 

nuts. Place this assembly on the floor of the cab. Make sure there is enough room to operate the valve con

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trol and the gear shift lever and to adjust the seat. Check below the floor for obstructions and cable routing. 

Relocate the valve control if necessary. Mark the floor using the pedestal as a template and drill 1/4” holes 

for the mounting screws and a 3/4” hole for the control cable. Assemble the control cable to the valve 

control head and assemble the valve control head and cover to the pedestal using 5/16 x 2 1/4” machine 

screws, lock washers and hex nuts. Insert the control cable through the hole in the floor and mount the 

pedestal to the floor using 5/16 x 3/4” self-tapping screws. Make sure the valve control lever is in its center 

detent position. Keep the control cable away from hot exhaust pipes and rotating drive shafts. The control 

cable should not have any sharp bends or kinks in it (these will make the control harder to operate).

Install the 3/4” hex jam nut onto the valve end of the control cable and turn past the threads. Insert the end 

of the cable through the bonnet clamp. Install the bonnet onto the control cable and turn it past the threads 

also. Install the 1/4” hex jam nut and terminal eye on the core rod of the cable. Lock the terminal eye to 

the core rod using the hex jam nut. Place the terminal eye in the slot of the valve spool; insert the short pin 

through the valve spool and terminal eye and secure it in place with the cotter pin.

Thread the bonnet onto the end of the cable so it firmly touches the end valve. (Do not  over  or under 

tighten the bonnet as either would move the valve spool out of its neutral position.) Remove two cap 

screws from opposite corners of the seal retainer plate. Slide the bonnet clamp onto the bonnet and secure 

it to the valve using the 1/4 x 1 1/4” cap screws, lock washers and flat washers. Lock the bonnet to the 

cable using the 3/4” hex jam nut. See Fig. 6.

INSTALL HOSES - 1900

Study Fig. 7 very carefully before connecting the hoses. Install a 3/4’’ 90° street elbow and a 3/4” hose 

barb in the suction port on the bottom of the reservoir. Install a 1 1/16 ORB x 3/4” hose barb in the suction 

port on the pump and install the suction hose. Secure the suction hose in place using hose clamps. Install 

a 1 1/16 ORB x 7/8 ORB adapter in the pressure port of the pump and install a 90° swivel adapter in the 

`IN’ port on the control valve. Install the 72” long 1/2” hose from the pump to the valve.

Install 90° swivel adapters in the work ports of the control valve and the ports on the base end of the cyl-

inders; install straight swivel adapters in the ports on the rod end of the cylinders. Connect 18” long 3/8” 

hoses from the rod end ports of the cylinders to a swivel nut tee; connect a 60” long 3/8” hose from this tee 

to the ‘A’ port on the control valve.  Connect 18” long 3/8” hoses from the base end ports of the cylinders 

to a swivel nut tee; connect a 60” long 3/8” hose from this tee to the ‘B’ port on the control valve.  This 

will raise the hoist when the control lever is pulled back and lower it when pushed forward. Secure the 18” 

long hoses to the cylinder mount using the tie straps provided. 

NOTE: The `A’ port is the `power-down’ port and has a pressure of only 500-1000 PSI at engine idle; the 

`B’ port has full system pressure.

 



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Study Fig. 8 very carefully before connecting the hoses. Install a 1 1/4’’ 90° street elbow and a 1 1/4” 

hose barb in the suction port on the bottom of the reservoir. Install a 1 5/16 ORB x 1 1/4” hose barb in the 

suction port on the pump and install the suction hose. Secure the suction hose in place using hose clamps. 

Install a 1 5/16 ORB x 1/2 NPT adapter in the pressure port of the pump and install a 90° swivel adapter 

in the `IN’ port on the control valve. Install the 72” long 1/2” hose from the pump to the valve.

Install 90° swivel adapters in the ‘B’ work port of the control valve and the ports on the base end of the 

cylinders. Connect a 60” long 1/2” hose from the control valve to the swivel nut tee; connect 24” long 1/2” 

hoseS from the tee to the ports on the base end of the cylinder. This will raise the hoist when the control 

lever is pulled back and lower it when pushed forward. Secure the 24” long hoses to the cylinder mount 

using the tie straps provided. 

INSTALL HOSES - 4400 SINGLE-ACTING

 



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Summary of Contents for CRYSTEEL STINGRAY

Page 1: ...RAY HOIST CRYSTEEL S Web Site E Mail Phone 507 726 2728 www crysteel com crysteel tbei com Toll Free 800 533 0494 Website www TBEI com E mail sales TBEI com THIS MANUAL MUST BE INCLUDED WITH THE VEHIC...

Page 2: ...the lever is pushed forward 4 To raise the hoist pull the control lever back To hold the body in a raised position place the control lever in its center detent position To lower the hoist push the con...

Page 3: ...ctions before beginning to mount the hoist and hydraulic system When welding protect the truck s electrical air and brake systems by disconnecting removing or cover ing Tighten all nuts and bolts to a...

Page 4: ...Raise the front end of the gusset so it touches the top flange of the truck frame rail Be sure that the gusset does not interfere with the rear hinge opera Find the D dimension in TABLE 1 on page 6 fo...

Page 5: ...This pump will mount directly to Chelsea s output type XK or Muncie s output type D Crysteel Manufacturing recommends a PTO ratio of 100 120 This assures a minimum pump operating speed of 600 RPM Bolt...

Page 6: ...rews lock washers and flat washers Lock the bonnet to the cable using the 3 4 hex jam nut See Fig 6 INSTALLHOSES 1900 Study Fig 7 very carefully before connecting the hoses Install a 3 4 90 street elb...

Page 7: ...mbing inside the hoist frame for the power down function of the hoist Install a 3 8 NPT x 1 2 NPT swivel adapter in the pipe elbow near the front of the hoist frame Connect a 42 long 1 2 hose from the...

Page 8: ...fabricated longbeams Part number 201415 body guide is used with channel type longbeams and has a right angle that allows it to be positioned as shown in Fig 13 Position this guide 1 4 away from the l...

Page 9: ...the illustrations on the following page for decal identification See Fig 15 4 To operate the body prop raise the body to the desired height shut off all power raise the prop arm to a free standing pos...

Page 10: ...r 1629382 2 7 Hoist Frame 1621823 1 8 Rear Hinge 1621587 1 9 Longbeam Spacer 1629377 6 10 Cylinder 1621794 2 11 Hex Lock Nut 3 8 16 1643177 8 12 Hex Cap Screw 3 8 16 x 1 1 2 1642710 8 13 Hose 3 8 NPT...

Page 11: ...R1900 QTY 1 Shaft Assy 1621812 1 2 O Ring 1642940 1 3 Piston 1630418 1 4 O Ring 1643080 1 5 Poly Seal 1643092 1 6 Wiper 1643081 1 7 Poly Seal 1642941 1 8 Head 1630417 1 9 O Ring 1642890 1 10 Outer Tub...

Page 12: ...074 1 23 Hose 3 8 NPT 1642821 1642823 1642824 1642825 1 24 Tee Reducing 3 8 x 1 4 x 1 4 1643048 1643048 1643048 1643048 1 25 Pipe 1 4 x 9 1643049 1643049 1643049 1643049 1 26 Elbow 1 4 Pipe 1642801 16...

Page 13: ...3108 1643108 1 16 Head 3 1 2 ID 1632507 1632507 1632507 1632507 1 17 O Ring 3 1 2 ID x 070 1642890 1642890 1642890 1642890 1 18 Stage Tube 4 1 4 OD 1632773 1632762 1632763 1632764 1 19 Piston 4 1 4 St...

Page 14: ...n Hose 1 1 4 ID x 6 1643806 1643806 1 20 Hose Barb 1 1 16 ORB x 3 4 1643228 1 Hose Barb 1 5 16 ORB x 1 1 4 1643019 1643019 1 21 Adapter 1 1 16 ORBM x 7 8 ORBF 1283140 1 Adapter 1 5 16 ORBM x 1 2 NPTF...

Page 15: ...ARRANTY Crysteel offers the most comprehensive warranty in the truck equip ment industry Crysteel warrants each product against defects in mate rial and workmanship for 60 months from the in service d...

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