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CONTENTS
APPLICATIONS
Introduction ……………………………………………….…1
Applications ……………………………..……….………….1
Functions and
C
ontrols……………………..………………1
Accessories………………………………………………….1
Hazards and
R
isks
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Operation ………………………………………………....
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FUNCTIONS AND CONTROLS
Care and
P
reventive
M
aintenance……………………..
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Specification
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Trouble
s
hooting………………………….…………..……..
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Warranty …………………………………………….…….
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10
Maintenance Record ………………………………..……
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INTRODUCTION
This operator's manual provides information pertaining to the
safe and proper operation of this machine. All operators
must read this manual in full prior to operation or
transportation of this machine.
PROPOSITION 65 WARNING
HAZARDS AND RISKS
NEVER allow any person to operate the machine without adequate instruction.
ENSURE all operators read, understand
,
and follow the operating instructions.
SERIOUS INJURY could result from improper or careless use of this machine.
Transportation and lifting of p
late compactors
should be conducted only with tested lifting gear sufficient for the
lifting capacity. Ensure to use certified lifting and fastening equipment. Only use
the
designated l
ifting
points
provided
.
•
Earthwork
C
ompaction
•
Granular & Mixed Soil
•
Gravel & Aggregate
The motor is controlled by an ON/OFF switch or
push button is mounted on the motor below the
fuel tank.
Tension of the drive belt is adjustable, loosen the
four nuts on the bolts which secure the motor to
the base plate. Adjust the set screws which bear
against the motor crankcase to achieve the
required belt tension. Ensure that the four nuts and
the set screw locknuts are tightened after
adjustment.
ACCESSORIES
Accessories
Model
Wheel Kit - for easy
machine transportion
SP S
eries
Water
T
ank –
for asphalt
compaction applications
Rubber Mat –
for paverstone
and brick applications
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Asphalt Compaction
•
Paverstones
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Utility & Trench Work
SP S
eries
SP S
eries
Extended
S
torage
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Transportation…………………………………………….…
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Safety Labels.....
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