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Technical data

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ET20 – VDS, canopy, boom uphill

ET20 – VDS, canopy, boom downhill

3.5 m (11'-6")

3.0 m (9'-10")

2.5 m (98 in)

2.0 m (79 in)

Short stick

Long stick

Short stick

Long stick

Short stick

Long stick

Short stick

Long stick

Short stick

Long stick

2,5 m

(98 in)

304

(670)

271 

(598)

-

-

328 

(723)

326

(719)

364 

(803)

310 

(683)

-

-

2.0 m 

(79 in)

269

(593)

242 

(534)

-

250 

(551)

324

(714)

322 

(710)

415 

(915)

362 

(798)

467 

(1,030)

-

1.0 m 

(39 in)

243

(536)

219

(483)

246 

(542)

241 

(531)

308 

(679)

303

(668)

398 

(877)

395 

(871)

544 

(1,199)

545

(1,202)

0.0 m 

(0.0 in)

258

(569)

231

(509)

-

234 

(516)

297 

(655)

289

(637)

381 

(840)

372 

(820)

521 

(1,148)

511

(1,127)

−

1.0 m

(-39 in)

350 

(772)

299

(659)

-

-

-

-

386 

(851)

373 

(822)

530

(1,169)

514

(1,133)

-1.5 m

(-59 in)

427

(941)

410

(904)

-

-

-

-

-

-

438 

(966)

528

(1,164)

3.5 m (11'-6")

3.0 m (9'-10")

2.5 m (98 in)

2.0 m (79 in)

Short stick

Long stick

Short stick

Long stick

Short stick

Long stick

Short stick

Long stick

Short stick

Long stick

2,5 m 

(98 in)

241

(531)

213

(470)

-

-

261 

(575)

260 

(573)

351 

(774)

310 

(683)

-

-

2.0 m 

(79 in)

212 

(467)

189

(417)

-

196

(432)

257

(567)

255

(562)

341

(752)

341 

(752)

467

(1,029)

-

1.0 m 

(39 in)

190 

(419)

170

(375)

193 

(426)

187 

(412)

241

(531)

237

(523)

311 

(686)

308 

(679)

419 

(924)

419

(924)

0.0 m 

(0.0 in)

201 

(443)

178 

(392)

-

180 

(397)

231

(509)

223

(492)

294 

(648)

286 

(631)

398 (

877)

387 

(853)

−

1.0 m

(-39 in)

273 

(602)

231 

(509)

-

-

-

-

299

(659)

286 

(631)

406 

(895)

390 

(860)

-1.5 m

(-59 in)

414

(913)

317 

(699)

-

-

-

-

-

-

423

(933)

403 

(889)

Summary of Contents for ET12 02

Page 1: ...Operator s Manual Track excavator Machine model E12 02 03 04 Edition 1 5 Document order number 1000280663 Language en...

Page 2: ...se machines Technical data dimensions and weights are only given as an indication Responsibility for errors or omissions not accepted The cover features the machine with possible optional equipment Ph...

Page 3: ...8 4 Putting into operation 4 1 Cabin control stand 4 1 4 2 Overview of control elements 4 27 4 3 Indicator lights and warning lights overview 4 32 4 4 Preparatory work 4 35 4 5 Starting and stopping t...

Page 4: ...asher system 7 46 7 16 Braking system 7 46 7 17 Tracks 7 47 7 18 Maintenance of attachments 7 50 7 19 Maintenance of options 7 50 7 20 Exhaust gas treatment 7 51 7 21 Machine preservation 7 51 8 Malfu...

Page 5: ...onformity Notified body according to Directive 2006 42 EC appendix XI Notified body involved in procedure Fachausschuss Bauwesen Landsberger Str 309 80687 Munich Germany Directives and standards We he...

Page 6: ...onformity Notified body according to Directive 2006 42 EC appendix XI Notified body involved in procedure Fachausschuss Bauwesen Landsberger Str 309 80687 Munich Germany Directives and standards We he...

Page 7: ...ccording to Directive 2006 42 EC appendix XI Notified body involved in procedure Fachausschuss Bauwesen Landsberger Str 309 80687 Munich Germany Directives and standards We hereby declare that this pr...

Page 8: ...EG 4 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24konf fm Declaration of conformity Notes...

Page 9: ...Furthermore the reliability and the service life of the machine will be increased by following the instructions in the Operator s Manual This is why the Operator s Manual must always be kept at hand...

Page 10: ...alphabetical list B Continuation of an alphabetical list Cross reference formats see page 1 1 page Cross reference formats 7 pos no or table no Cross reference formats Fig 6 Fig no 1 Cross references...

Page 11: ...ontact with the ground FOPS Falling Objects Protective Structure TOPS Tip Over Protective Structure FGPS Front Guard Protective Structure hp Stabilizer blade LS Shovel arm VDS Vertical Digging System...

Page 12: ...maintenance an operator is allowed to or has to perform in connection with the machine The term machine operation does not include maintenance only a Wacker Neuson service center is allowed to perform...

Page 13: ...fm 1 5 Foreword 1 Right left front rear These terms are used from the view of an operator in the cabin if the front of the cabin faces toward the stabilizer blade A 1 left 2 right 3 front 4 rear Fig...

Page 14: ...7 in Volume unit 1 cm 0 061 in 1 m 35 31 ft 1 ml 0 034 US fl oz 1 l 0 26 gal 1 l min 0 26 gal min Unit of length 1 mm 0 039 in 1 m 3 28 ft Weight 1 kg 2 2 lbs 1 g 0 035 oz Pressure 1 bar 14 5 psi 1 k...

Page 15: ...ble damage caused by these modifica tions shall not be applicable The safety of the machine can be negatively affected by performing machine modifications without proper authority and by using spare p...

Page 16: ...1 8 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24v100 fm 1 Foreword Notes...

Page 17: ...ided Consequences in case of nonobservance Avoidance of injury or death WARNING WARNING identifies a situation that can cause death or serious injury if it is not avoided Consequences in case of nonob...

Page 18: ...viced and repaired only by an authorized service center Required knowledge of operator The operator is responsible for other persons Avoid any operational mode that might be prejudicial to safety The...

Page 19: ...not to put into operation or operate a damaged or malfunctioning machine If a damage or malfunction occurs during operation put the machine out of operation immediately and secure it against restart H...

Page 20: ...operate the machine only with the seat belt fastened and only from the place provided for this Check the condition and the fastening of the seat belt Have malfunc tioning seat belts and mounting hardw...

Page 21: ...er zone In conditions of darkness and poor visibility switch on existing work lights and ensure that motorists are not blinded by these lights If the existing lights of the machine are not sufficient...

Page 22: ...not use any liquid or gaseous starting aids for example ether or starting fuel Machine operation Start and operate the machine only with the seat belt fastened and only from the place provided for th...

Page 23: ...roads sites for example see registration documents The attachment fitted onto the machine must be empty and in transport position The attachment fitted onto the machine must be equipped with the mand...

Page 24: ...uiding and removing a load Wear protective clothing and equipment when fastening guiding and removing loads for example a hard hat safety glasses protective gloves safety boots Do not place lifting an...

Page 25: ...under the load Stop the machine immediately and stop the engine if persons enter the danger zone Use the machine for lifting gear applications ONLY if the mandatory lifting gear for example a joint ro...

Page 26: ...quipment works correctly for example the brakes lights Before starting machine travel ensure that nobody is between the machine and the trailer 2 7 Operation of attachments Attachments Use only attach...

Page 27: ...etween the machine and the equipment when picking up or lowering an attachment to the ground 2 8 Towing loading and transporting Towing Seal off the danger zone Ensure that no one is near the towing b...

Page 28: ...be within sight or sound of him Observe all movements of the machine and lifting gear Secure the machine against unintentional movement Raise the machine only after it is safely attached and the pers...

Page 29: ...machines of the German employers liability insurance association for construction engineering Bear in mind the weather conditions for example ice snow Ensure the minimum load on the steering axle s of...

Page 30: ...two Both persons must be authorized and trained for the operation of the machine One person must be seated on the operator seat and stay in contact with the second person Keep a safe distance from ro...

Page 31: ...e performed under a raised machine attachment support the machine attachment for example with a lift platform trestles ensuring safety and stability Hydraulic cylinders or jacks alone do not sufficien...

Page 32: ...e parts Protective structures The cabin rollbar and protective screen are tested protective struc tures and may not be modified for example no drilling bending welding Perform a visual check according...

Page 33: ...leaks and visible damage Splashed oil can cause injury and fire Leaking hydraulic and compressed air lines can cause the full loss of the brake effect Have damage and leaks immediately repaired by an...

Page 34: ...around the exhaust system free of flammable materials Check the engine and fuel system for leaks for example for loose fuel lines Do start or let the engine run in case of leaks Breathing the exhaust...

Page 35: ...ay dry leaves Stop and park the machine only in fire protected areas If the machine is equipped with a fire extinguisher have it installed in its specific location Keep the machine clean to reduce the...

Page 36: ...ttachment Have damaged sound baffles immediately replaced for example an insulating mat muffler Before starting work get informed on the noise level of the machine attachment for example on the adhesi...

Page 37: ...oom 2 Roof lights option 3 Lifting eye 4 Rotating beacon option 5 Door arrester 6 Engine cover 7 Fuel tank filler inlet 8 Side cover 9 Exhaust pipe 10 Tie down point for tying down the machine 11 Stab...

Page 38: ...Hydraulic and electrical components Boom Information The machine can be equipped with the Telematic feature for transmitting operating data location etc via satellite Traveling drive The diesel engine...

Page 39: ...ucture against a hazard from the front e g tubes tree trunks etc and falling objects Shatter protection optional for canopy Protective structure against frontal flying fragments Definition of FOPS Fro...

Page 40: ...machine Wacker Neuson will not be liable for damage resulting from this The user operating company alone will bear the risk Designated use also includes observing the instructions set forth in the Op...

Page 41: ...e Information Please refer to the Operator s and maintenance manual of the attachment manufacturer for using and performing maintenance on attachments such as hammers grabs hydraulic quickhitches etc...

Page 42: ...064 m3 2 26 ft3 ET 20 52 kg 115 lbs 0 060 m3 2 12 ft3 ET 20 Easy Lock quickhitch 54 3 kg 120 lbs 0 075 m3 2 65 ft3 ET 24 60 kg 132 lbs 0 070 m3 2 47 ft3 ET 24 Easy Lock quickhitch Bucket 600 mm 24 in...

Page 43: ...54 m3 1 91 ft3 ET 18 Easy Lock quickhitch 103 kg 227 lbs 0 062 m3 2 19 ft3 ET 20 Easy Lock quickhitch ET 24 Offset bucket 1000 mm 39 in 93 kg 205 lbs 0 063 m3 2 22 ft3 ET 18 Easy Lock quickhitch 110 k...

Page 44: ...issing or damaged labels A missing incomplete or poor indication of danger can cause serious injury or death Do not remove warning and information labels Immediately replace damaged warning and inform...

Page 45: ...compact equipment in 2012 for example for excavators This serial number includes additional data for example the manufacturer code and the production site Information Wacker Neuson components for exam...

Page 46: ...e Machine designation Leistung performance Engine output Typ version Machine type Betriebsgewicht operating weight poids en charge Operating weight Transportgewicht transport weight poids en transport...

Page 47: ...type label The type label is located under the window on the left FOPS screen type label The type label is located at the upper left of the chassis Front Guard type label The type label is located at...

Page 48: ...3 12 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24e300 fm 3 Introduction Warning labels Cabin Canopy...

Page 49: ...machine s danger zone during operation Position At the front of the chassis near the swiveling console Meaning Explosion hazard due to wrong connection of battery jumper cables Position Inside the en...

Page 50: ...ition Under the rear part of the machine on the right in travel direction behind the engine oil sump Meaning option This label indicates the emergency exit on machines equipped with the Front Guard op...

Page 51: ...gh speed Danger of serious damage to the machine Death hazard due to electric shock During machine operation maintain a safe distance from overhead electric lines Position Canopy on the C pillar on th...

Page 52: ...ine standstill Burn hazard due to hot engine parts Position On the engine cover Meaning Burn hazard due to hot parts on the boom lines plug and socket connections threaded fittings hydraulic cylinders...

Page 53: ...BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24e300 fm 3 17 Introduction 3 Information labels...

Page 54: ...ndicates the lifting points of the machine Position At the upper left and right of the cabin roof Meaning option Indicates the tie down points for tying down the machine Position On outside left and r...

Page 55: ...the right in travel direction Meaning option Indicates the lubrication points of the VDS tilt console Position Upper part of front window Meaning This label indicates the position in which the contro...

Page 56: ...tion At the left under the operator seat Meaning option Indicates the control operations that do not comply with the ISO standard if the SAE controls are selected Position On the roof window on right...

Page 57: ...n A ISO controls Check before starting the machine the operating pattern that has been chosen see ISO SAE changeover on page 3 20 Position On the roof window on right in travel direction Fig 41Functio...

Page 58: ...pattern A ISO controls Check before starting the machine the operating pattern that has been chosen see ISO SAE changeover on page 3 20 Position On the roof window on right in travel direction Fig 44...

Page 59: ...f maintenance intervals Position On the roof window on right in travel direction Meaning This label describes the functions of the hydraulic quickhitch Position Canopy inside on the roof Cabin at the...

Page 60: ...3 24 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24e300 fm 3 Introduction...

Page 61: ...ation stopping the machine If the machine is equipped with a canopy it can be accessed from either side Information Entry and exit via the tracks is only possible if the travel gear is telescopically...

Page 62: ...y in door lock B to the right R 2 The door is locked Unlocking the door 1 Turn the key in door lock B to the left L 2 The door is unlocked Opening the door from the inside Press lever A on the door lo...

Page 63: ...he larger width of the machine if the door is opened to a gap Close the doors when performing machine travel through passages 1 Raise door opener A 2 Open the door until it engages in door lock B 3 Le...

Page 64: ...the front window engage in the locks as you open and close it Fold up the control lever base before opening or closing the front window in order to avoid any unintentional actuation of the pedals and...

Page 65: ...4 Closing the front window 1 Press levers A on the left and right and pull the front window downward with handles B on the left and right 2 Press the front window fully forward and release levers A Fi...

Page 66: ...ont window upward with handles B on the left and right until it engages Closing the lower front window Keep levers A pressed on the left and right and pull the lower front window downward with handles...

Page 67: ...nd right and pull the entire front window forward with handles B on the left and right 3 Release levers A on the left and right and press the window upward until it engages Closing the whole front win...

Page 68: ...e levers C on the left and right and let the window engage Opening the front window to a gap ventilation position Open 1 Press levers A on either side and pull the front window to the inside 2 Release...

Page 69: ...ide window Open Press lever D and let the window engage in the required recess Close Press lever D and close with handle E Open Press lever D and let the window engage in the required recess Close Pre...

Page 70: ...for help The front window can be used for exiting the cabin in an emergency Emergency exit on machines equipped with protective Front Guard structures option CAUTION Injury hazard due to glass splint...

Page 71: ...r B is in the middle of indicator C This ensures optimum ride comfort Horizontal adjustment 1 Sit down on the operator seat 2 Move and hold lever D as far as it will go in the direction of the arrow 3...

Page 72: ...eat belt over your hips and not over your stomach Do not place the seat belt over hard edged or fragile items for example tools Seat belt buckle must not be obstructed by foreign bodies paper or simil...

Page 73: ...n seat belt buckle B until the buckle latch comes out 2 Place seat belt C aside Longer shorter seat belt adjustment Longer seat belt adjustment Hold buckle latch A at a right angle to the seat belt an...

Page 74: ...y foreign bodies paper or similar otherwise the buckle latch cannot lock into place The seat belt must be replaced by a Wacker Neuson service center after an accident and the bearing capacity of the f...

Page 75: ...necessary for example use a camera mirrors guide Additional equipment or attachments must not be installed if they impair visibility WARNING Accident hazard due to incorrect adjustment of visual aids...

Page 76: ...ne in the left mirror Ensure visibility of the rear right edge of the machine in the right mirror Information Set the machine to drive position before adjusting the mirrors see Drive position on page...

Page 77: ...e every time before you start the machine 1 Start the machine 2 Perform machine travel on open terrain 3 Secure the danger zone 4 Stop the machine 5 Raise the control lever base on the left 6 Move all...

Page 78: ...tinguisher must be fastened on the C pillar on the left for the cabin or canopy Information Ensure the firm and safe installation of the fire extinguisher Check the fire extinguisher at regular interv...

Page 79: ...may only be performed by a Wacker Neuson service center Information Machine operation is only allowed with a correctly installed and intact cabin or correctly installed and intact canopy For additiona...

Page 80: ...e owner must ensure that the hazard situation is evaluated and that the national regulations are observed The machine owner must ensure that only work is performed that does not require any higher pro...

Page 81: ...machine Stop the engine See Preparing lubrication 2 Remove all lights and mirrors option 3 A minimum 2 persons are required for installing removing 4 Mounting point for cabin canopy B 5 Tighten screw...

Page 82: ...FOPS structure corresponds to category I according to ISO 3449 1998 The machine owner must ensure that the hazard situation is evaluated and that the national regulations are observed The machine owne...

Page 83: ...ng point for cabin canopy B upper D lower 7 Tighten screws F M12 10 9 and lock nuts on the left and right to 110 Nm 87 ft lbs 8 Install the mirrors in both positions E Fig 93Lower mounting point F Fig...

Page 84: ...restricted visibility due to rain snowfall dust etc Can cause injury Stop machine operation immediately NOTICE Only a Wacker Neuson service center may install the shatter protection for the first tim...

Page 85: ...r protection 1 A minimum 2 persons are required for installing removing 2 Stop and park the machine Stop the engine See Preparing lubrication 3 Install remove shatter protection A from the front and f...

Page 86: ...tment under the seat is used for storing the Operator s Manual A document box on the headliner is available as an option Cabin option The compartment behind the seat is used for storing the Operator s...

Page 87: ...max width of 800 mm 31 in and prevents the attachment from damaging the cabin NOTICE The limit stop can only be used for attachments with a max width of 800 mm 31 in 4 2 Overview of control elements T...

Page 88: ...4 en 1 5 et18_20_24i400 fm 4 Putting into operation Cabin 2 1 3 4 6 12 24 7 8 9 10 11 15 17 20 14 19 22 18 21 4 6 5 23 13 25 Fig 104Control element overview proportional controls Fig 104Overview of co...

Page 89: ...ional controls 5 26 11 Starter 4 39 12 Switch panel on the right cabin 4 30 13 12 V power outlet cabin 14 Temperature controller cabin 5 12 15 Radio option 16 Switch panel canopy 4 30 17 Operator seat...

Page 90: ...ration Display element and switches Fig 105Display element and switches Switch panel on control lever base on the left Switch panel on the right cabin 27 28 26 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 4...

Page 91: ...light 4 33 33 Engine temperature 4 33 34 Hour meter maintenance meter 4 34 35 Hour meter maintenance meter changeover 4 33 36 Tilting the upper carriage Vertical Digging System option 5 60 37 Working...

Page 92: ...erview Display element The display element provides information on problems and malfunctions After switching on the starter the indicator lights are checked during the first 2 seconds During this time...

Page 93: ...when the starter is turned on and goes out as soon as the engine runs At low temperatures the indicator light can illuminate for more than 10 seconds after the engine is started Preheating The indica...

Page 94: ...the engine immediately Let the engine cool down and check the coolant level Hour meter maintenance meter Counts the engine operating hours with the engine running Hour meter The counter runs as soon...

Page 95: ...Manual The operator must observe the local regulations Perform a functional check of the control lever base Perform a functional check of the safe load indicator option Do not make any changes or mod...

Page 96: ...d fuel filter checked and drained if necessary 7 29 7 30 3 Correct engine oil level 7 31 4 Coolant level OK 7 33 5 Correct oil level in the hydraulic oil reservoir 7 41 6 Water level in washer tank OK...

Page 97: ...range 4 34 4 Do the pedals and control levers work correctly 5 13 5 Performed functional check of control lever base 4 17 6 Telescopic travel gear extended 5 23 No Question Page 1 Attachment lowered...

Page 98: ...d Handle the machine carefully during its first 50 operating hours Do not load a cold engine Warm up the machine at low engine speed and little load do not warm it up at a standstill Do not change eng...

Page 99: ...attery can recover and the starter does not overheat before trying again Information Ensure that there is sufficient ventilation before operating the machine in small and enclosed areas Information Al...

Page 100: ...he engine starts All indicator lights go out If the engine does not start after 10 seconds Interrupt the start procedure and repeat it after about 1 minute If the engine still does not start after the...

Page 101: ...om the battery 1 Drive the jump starting vehicle close enough to the machine so that the battery jumper cables can reach to connect both batteries 2 Let the engine of the jump starting vehicle run 3 F...

Page 102: ...at loads of over 20 Possible consequences of low load operation are Increased lube oil consumption Lube oil in exhaust system and therefore engine contamination Blue smoke in exhaust gas Stopping the...

Page 103: ...andard The ET18 ET24 can be optionally outfitted with this Actuate the battery isolator switch If the vehicle is parked for longer periods of time e g over the weekend If the vehicle is to be particul...

Page 104: ...4 44 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24i400 fm 4 Putting into operation...

Page 105: ...element The high speed symbol does not illuminate High speed B Check the selected speed in the display element The high speed symbol illuminates Information Reduced tractive power in high speed can af...

Page 106: ...draulic brake valves prevent the machine from moving faster than the permissible travel speed Information Reduce travel speed with the drive levers accelerator pedals and not with the engine speed con...

Page 107: ...e align the upper carriage so that the operator has an unrestricted view of the travel path Starting machine travel After starting the engine Indicator lights 29 charge indicator light and 30 engine o...

Page 108: ...eration Operating temperature range The following operating conditions must be fulfilled in order to ensure optimal output and a long service life of the machine Do not operate the machine at ambient...

Page 109: ...l or uphill with a full attachment Performing machine travel diagonally on slopes is prohibited Stones and the humidity in the upper layer of the ground can drastically affect machine traction and sta...

Page 110: ...e front window of the cabin must face uphill Set the stabilizer blade uphill Raise the boom about 20 30 cm 8 12 in off the ground and position it straight ahead at the center of the machine Do not exc...

Page 111: ...l angle of inclination Do not exceed a maximum lateral angle of inclination of 10 On lateral inclinations over 10 pile up material to create a level surface that can be used as a platform for the mach...

Page 112: ...it with you 7 Raise the control lever base 8 Close the windows and doors 9 Close and lock all covers and doors 10 Secure the tracks accordingly for example with chocks blocks as shown in Fig 124 Info...

Page 113: ...on in poor light conditions If illumination still is not sufficient use external lights If this is yet not enough to illuminate the job site sufficiently stop machine operation and only start it again...

Page 114: ...e horn Rotating beacon option The switch is located on the switch panel on the right Information Observe the legal regulations of your country for operating the rotating beacon Fig 128Interior light F...

Page 115: ...e relevant national regulations 5 7 Wiper wash system option Front wiper The switch is located on the switch panel on the right NOTICE Damage to wiper if the front window is raised Do not actuate the...

Page 116: ...ed or iced up adjust the nozzles to the front and open them completely Temperature setting The temperature controller is located at the right behind the seat Cooling Turn temperature controller 14 tow...

Page 117: ...rse Right track reverse Extend stick Swivel upper carriage to the right Retract stick Swivel upper carriage to the left Swivel boom to the right Swivel boom to the left Lower the boom Tilt out the buc...

Page 118: ...5 14 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24b510 fm 5 Operation...

Page 119: ...Right track reverse Extend stick Swivel upper carriage to the right Retract stick Swivel upper carriage to the left Swivel boom to the right Swivel boom to the left Lower the boom Tilt out the bucket...

Page 120: ...you change direction The stabilizer blade side is the front side Raise the attachment and the stabilizer blade Both the drive levers and the accelerator pedals can be used for driving The travel spee...

Page 121: ...joystick is moved further the revolving superstructure rotates quickly If the joystick is moved less far the revolving superstructure rotates slowly If the upper carriage is supposed to be rotated on...

Page 122: ...d in the rotation drive has an additional mechanical brake effect The brake is used for braking the swivel unit The upper carriage can be stopped in any position Functional check of swivel unit brake...

Page 123: ...8 Wait one minute 9 Put a piece of wood A against the attachment 10 Wait one minute If the attachment does not move from the piece of wood Machine is operational If the attachment moves away from the...

Page 124: ...e changeover lever of the directional valve NOTICE Do not operate the machine with a malfunctioning wing nut Contact a Wacker Neuson service center and replace the malfunctioning wing nut The directio...

Page 125: ...blade and the ground should be about 1 cm 0 4 in Raise the stabilizer blade before moving off Information The stabilizer blade is also used as a parking brake Press the stabilizer blade against the gr...

Page 126: ...educing the width of the stabilizer blade 1 Raise the dozer blade to about 1 2 cm about 0 4 0 8 in 2 Pull out pins A on either side 3 Turn in the stabilizer blade extensions B on either side 4 Insert...

Page 127: ...at the center of the machine In an emergency lower the boom immediately to increase stability This prevents the machine from tipping over in case of a hose rupture on the telescopic cylinder A hose ru...

Page 128: ...no contact with the earth exists and so that there are no foreign objects in the travel gear during retraction or extension 5 Raise the control lever base 6 Bring lever A in position 2 7 Lower the con...

Page 129: ...control lever base 10 Bring lever A in position 1 Information Only perform work with an extended telescopic travel gear Lower the stabilizer blade and turn out the extensions Fig 156Extension and retr...

Page 130: ...of the auxiliary hydraulics depending on the position of slide switch A on the control lever If precision work for example with an offset bucket does not require the full oil flow of the auxiliary hyd...

Page 131: ...achine Observe the mandatory limits of the work area Do not hammer horizontally or upward Only hammer with attached shatter protection or closed front windshield WARNING Accident hazard due to tipping...

Page 132: ...15 seconds Do not raise the machine with the boom Do not work with fully extended cylinders or arm system Do not pivot the Powertilt unit beyond 30 during breaker operation otherwise the load on the b...

Page 133: ...rcuit function Grab opera tion dual cir cuit function Fig 162Boom swivel auxiliary hydraulics pedal A Hammer operation Position Switched on Actuate the pedal A in the rear Switched off Release the ped...

Page 134: ...on Set the ball valve on the revolving superstructure on the right to grab operation Operating the additional control circuit Oil flow to line on the right Press pedal 2 forward Oil flow to line on th...

Page 135: ...on the control lever base on the left to the required position Operating the additional control circuit Oil flow to line on the left Push slide switch 24 on the left hand control lever to the left Oil...

Page 136: ...ight Press pedal 2 forward Swiveling the boom to the left Press pedal 2 backward Swiveling the boom proportionally controlled Swiveling the boom to the right Press pedal 2 forward Swiveling the boom t...

Page 137: ...e weight specified in the table Use the machine for lifting gear applications only if the mandatory lifting gear for example a load hook and safety equipment for example optical and acoustic warning d...

Page 138: ...soon as indicator light 32 illuminates and the warning sounds Reduce the load until the indicator light goes out and the warning no longer sounds Suitable equipment for fastening and securing loads m...

Page 139: ...lever base on the left to the required position Operating the additional control circuit Oil flow to line on the left Push slide switch 23 on the left hand control lever to the left Oil flow to line o...

Page 140: ...rotating movements of the Powertilt unit Can cause serious injury or death Do not allow anyone to stay in the danger zone Information For more information see Easy Lock Powertilt with Easy Lock Operat...

Page 141: ...tilt unit Rotating the Powertilt unit to the left Push slide switch 23 on the left hand control lever to the left Rotating the Powertilt unit to the right Push slide switch 23 on the left hand control...

Page 142: ...with the Operator s Manual of the machine WARNING Accident hazard when picking up attachments If an attachment is not locked correctly it can come off and cause serious injury or death Do not allow a...

Page 143: ...attachment 1 Hitch claws A on the side of the machine into pins B of the attachment mount 2 Extend the bucket cylinder so that the second bolt C of the attachment touches the quick coupler system 3 M...

Page 144: ...er blade lever J and foot operated touch button E The quickhitch closes Check pin F must be fully retracted 7 Press switch D to position 2 The quickhitch is disabled and the buzzer does not sound any...

Page 145: ...The quickhitch is enabled and the buzzer sounds 3 Press and hold the foot operated touch button E and at the same time pull back the J dozer blade lever The quickhitch opens Check pin F must be fully...

Page 146: ...sabled and the buzzer does not sound any longer Grab control circuit option Right side grab operation 1 Fit lever A onto the ball type cock 2 Set the ball type cock to position B The 90 notch indicate...

Page 147: ...eration 5 Grab operation on the left 1 Fit lever A onto the ball type cock 2 Set the ball type cock to position B The 90 notch indicates that grab operation is set 3 Remove the lever after the changeo...

Page 148: ...l of the hydraulic circuit in all directions repeatedly 6 Remove the starting key and carry it with you The grab hose couplings can now be coupled and uncoupled from the couplings Hydraulic connection...

Page 149: ...rrectly connected with the mount Align the fastening bores in the bucket with a mandrel This makes it easier to slide the pin into the bore connecting the attachment with the stick Do not correct an i...

Page 150: ...ting or removing attachments with their own hydraulic functions offset bucket for example you must follow the special information given in the Operator s Manual of the attachment Also refer to the Ope...

Page 151: ...top the engine 5 Turn the starting key to position 1 6 Move the control lever or the slide switch of the proportional controls of the relevant hydraulic circuit in all directions repeatedly The pressu...

Page 152: ...rry it with you Information Place the bucket only with minimum pressure on the ground as you remove the pins The higher the pressure on the ground the higher the resistance and the more difficult it i...

Page 153: ...e force Never ram the attachment into the ground to dig during machine travel This can damage the machine or the attachment Retracting the attachment When retracting the attachment ensure that it does...

Page 154: ...lly lowering the stabilizer blade Apply the full weight of the machine over the entire width of the stabi lizer blade when using it for stabilization Protecting the stabilizer blade against shocks The...

Page 155: ...el slowly on rough terrain and avoid starting machine travel and stopping abruptly as well as changing direction suddenly The stabilizer blade must be at the front during high speed machine travel Ope...

Page 156: ...cavation force is achieved at an angle of 80 to 120 between the boom and the stick 1 Penetrate into the ground with the bucket 2 Lower the stick and at the same time position the bucket so that the fl...

Page 157: ...k is performed with the smallest possible swivel angle Grading Use the stabilizer blade to Fill in trenches Grade surfaces Lower the stabilizer blade to the ground for grading work Set the depth of th...

Page 158: ...g digging work Wacker Neuson recommends that you observe the following points Exits from pits must be outside the digging line and as level as possible Dig by removing adjacent strips if possible Ensu...

Page 159: ...ulting in death Do not allow anyone to stay in the danger zone Information Lower the boom immediately after stopping the engine Observe the following during emergency lowering 1 Turn the starting key...

Page 160: ...uring lifting gear applications Functional check of the pressure switch of the safe load indicator Always perform a functional check of the safe load indicator before performing lifting gear applicati...

Page 161: ...38 on the instrument panel down Indicator light 32 in the display element is used for monitoring As soon as the permissible values are exceeded indicator light 32 illuminates and an acoustic signal so...

Page 162: ...Advanced option The boom and stick are equipped with a hose burst valve and the stabilizer blade with a counterbalance valve that keep them in the last position if a hose bursts The hose burst valve b...

Page 163: ...key or the key requiring coding in the starter and turn it to position 1 within 15 seconds 5 This action registers the key The procedure is automatically cancelled if no key requiring coding is detec...

Page 164: ...if it is at a standstill and if the attachment is empty Never turn lower or set down the attachments abruptly Do not extend or retract the boom abruptly Do not exceed a maximum lateral angle of incli...

Page 165: ...toward the slope NOTICE Walls and parts of building touched by machine When working in the immediate vicinity of a wall or parts of a building ensure that the upper carriage does not touch anything wh...

Page 166: ...r Neuson backhoe buckets can also be used for shovel bucket operation NOTICE Do not tilt the bucket fully back in shovel bucket operation otherwise the bucket base can touch and damage the stick Trail...

Page 167: ...pressure cleaner in a suitable place see chapter 7 5 Cleaning and maintenance on page 7 20 3 Check the machine for leaks and loose nuts screws and connections 4 Carefully clean and dry the entire mach...

Page 168: ...tion plan 10 Check all engine machine fluids in the units or reservoirs and add fluids if necessary 11 If the machine was out of operation for over 6 months change the oil in the gearbox engine hydrau...

Page 169: ...Observe the corresponding national guidelines regarding disposal Environment Avoid damage to the environment Do not allow environmentally damaging wastes to get into the ground or stretches of water...

Page 170: ...5 66 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24b510 fm 5 Operation Notes...

Page 171: ...section 2 8 Ensure that no one is near the towing bar or cable The lateral safety distance is equal to 1 5 times the length of the towing equipment NOTICE Only tow the machine if absolutely necessary...

Page 172: ...h the shackle pin and a lock pin 5 Install towing equipment of appropriate size on the shackle 6 Start machine travel and tow away slowly 7 Tow away the machine only until it can travel on its own Inf...

Page 173: ...the smallest possible angle Ensure that the grade does not exceed 15 27 3 Use access ramps with an antiskid surface only 4 Ensure that the loading area is clear and access to it is not obstructed due...

Page 174: ...e vehicle on firm level and horizontal ground 4 Tilt in the standard bucket and lower it to transport position 5 Fully raise the boom 6 Pull the stick toward the machine 7 Raise the stabilizer blade 8...

Page 175: ...BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24t600 fm 6 5 Transport 6 Mandatory length L1 of slings Length Dimension L1 Minimum 1300 mm 51 in...

Page 176: ...Lower the boom and the stabilizer blade 5 Firmly fasten the machine on the loading area with tie down points A with slings of appropriate size observe the legal regulations 6 Before transporting the m...

Page 177: ...BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24t600 fm 6 7 Transport 6 Fig 231Lashing points on either side outside on the travel gear A...

Page 178: ...6 8 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24t600 fm 6 Transport...

Page 179: ...t of safety relevant parts may be performed only by a Wacker Neuson service center The manufacturer shall not be liable for damage to the machine or injury caused by failure to observe the specific in...

Page 180: ...uplings for dirt Check the threaded fittings of the protective structures for example the cabin for tightness Option Adjust the mirrors correctly clean them and check them for damage check the fasteni...

Page 181: ...tem acoustic warning system Check V belt condition and tension 7 39 7 40 Option Actuate Powertilt swivel device in final position for 1 minute 2 All steps for previous maintenance intervals 1 Air filt...

Page 182: ...000 etc operating hours Wacker Neuson service center Engine oil change Tier IV final up to 2012 Engine oil filter change Tier IV final up to 2012 Fuel filter replacement Clean the water separator pref...

Page 183: ...cidic air such as acid production facilities steel and aluminum mills chemical plants and other nonferrous metal plants independently of the dirt indicator Check the pilot control filter for dirt clea...

Page 184: ...7 6 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24w700 fm 7 Maintenance Lubrication plan Powertilt with hydraulic quickhitch option 1 1 2 2 3 4 5 7 6 9 Vertical Digging System option 8 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 11 10 11...

Page 185: ...y 2 7 Joint rod pin Daily 2 8 Swiveling console Daily 2 9 Stabilizer blade Every week 4 10 Ball bearing race Every week 1 11 Swiveling cylinder Daily 2 12 Control lever base Control lever base two doo...

Page 186: ...Maintenance label Some maintenance may only be performed by a Wacker Neuson service center see maintenance plan Fig 232Maintenance label overview Motor oil change interval tier IV final from 2012 Fir...

Page 187: ...e Replacing the engine oil filter Engine Replacing the V belt Engine Checking V belt tension Engine Replace the air filter element Engine Checking valve clearance Travelling drive Check the gearbox oi...

Page 188: ...Year round As required Open transmissions live ring ball bearing Live ring gears Grease zerks Battery terminals Acid proof grease 8 8 Standard acid proof grease NGLI category 2 FINA Marson L2 Year ro...

Page 189: ...aulic components Observe the following intervals Engine oil grade Ambient temperature C API CF CF 4 CI 4 ACEA E3 E4 E5 JASO DH 1 C 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 SAE 10W SAE 20W SAE 10W 40 SAE 15...

Page 190: ...7 Maintenance Hydraulic oil types Hydraulics oil grade Ambient temperature C HVLP 46 1 1 According to DIN 51524 section 3 ISO VG 46 C 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 50 ISO VG32 ISO VG46 ISO VG68...

Page 191: ...of the oil types Therefore ensure that the remaining amount of initial hydraulic oil in the hydraulic system does not exceed 8 when changing biodegradable oil manufacturer indications Do not add mine...

Page 192: ...ill CAUTION Injury hazard due to open engine cover Can cause injury Take care not to knock your head on the open engine cover Opening 1 Stop and park the machine Stop the engine See Preparing lubricat...

Page 193: ...2 Open the engine cover 3 Pull out lock A The side cover is folded sideways 4 To unlock bow clip B press and hold it downward 5 Push side cover C forward 6 Remove side cover C Closing 1 Hitch side co...

Page 194: ...2 Unscrew both screws A 3 Fold down the side cover 4 Remove the side cover Closing 1 Hitch the side cover on the lower side into both shackles B 2 Raise the side cover 3 Tighten both screws A Fuse box...

Page 195: ...uthority Machine travel is only allowed on level ground Avoid tipping movements of the machine under all circumstances Machine travel in areas involving a risk of falling objects is prohibited NOTICE...

Page 196: ...eft behind the operator seat Install the protective cap to protect the connector 9 Cabin option Fold cover C forward Remove the electric connector B The connector is located on the left behind the ope...

Page 197: ...with you Close the doors windows and all covers Remove all loose objects from inside the machine Leave the cabin Close and lock all covers 15 Set down the cabin safely and ensure that it cannot tip ov...

Page 198: ...Work carefully Wear safety glasses and protective clothing Do not aim the compressed air at the skin or at other people Do not use compressed air for cleaning your clothing Cleaning with a high press...

Page 199: ...ts and damage seals and disable the controls We recommend using the following aids to clean the cabin Broom Vacuum cleaner Damp cloth Brush Water with mild soap solution Cleaning the outside of the ma...

Page 200: ...ne See Preparing lubrication 3 Clean the machine Cleaning the seat belt Keep the seat belt clean as coarse dirt can impair the proper functioning of the seat belt buckle Clean the seat belt which rema...

Page 201: ...top the engine 5 Operate the control lever repeatedly to release the pressure in the hydraulic system 6 Raise the control lever base 7 Remove the starting key and carry it with you 8 Remove all loose...

Page 202: ...ntal ground 2 Lower the boom and the stabilizer blade to the ground 3 Stop the engine remove the starting key and carry it with you 4 Raise the control lever base 5 Apply grease to lubrication point 1...

Page 203: ...lear extremities clothing of the moving parts 1 Stop and park the machine Stop the engine See Preparing lubrication 2 Raise the control lever base 3 Spray fluid grease onto guide lever A 4 Spray fluid...

Page 204: ...mpletely dry Otherwise air is drawn into the fuel system This requires bleeding the fuel system Diesel fuel specification NOTICE Use only the diesel fuels indicated If other fuels are used warranty ri...

Page 205: ...l from barrels or cans is usually dirty Even the smallest particles of dirt can cause increased engine wear malfunctions in the fuel system and reduced effectiveness of the fuel filters Refueling from...

Page 206: ...1 Raise the control lever base 2 Remove the starting key 3 Fill up and close the fuel tank 4 Turn the starting key to the first position 5 Wait about 5 minutes while the fuel system bleeds itself aut...

Page 207: ...e area clean Information The fuel system can be bled automatically even if the engine is at operating temperature see chapter Bleeding the fuel system on page 7 28 1 Stop and park the machine Stop the...

Page 208: ...eep the maintenance area clean Information The fuel system can be bled automatically even if the engine is at operating temperature see chapter Bleeding the fuel system on page 7 28 1 Stop and park th...

Page 209: ...engine oil refill with the same engine oil Have the oil changed only by a Wacker Neuson service center NOTICE In order to avoid engine damage add the engine oil slowly so it can go down without enter...

Page 210: ...lightly to allow any trapped air to escape 6 Add engine oil 7 Wait about 3 minutes until all the oil has run into the oil sump 8 Check the oil level 9 Add oil if necessary and check the oil level agai...

Page 211: ...gine and radiator Observe the fluids and lubricants table and the coolant compound table Check the coolant level once a day Checking the coolant level 1 Stop and park the machine Stop the engine See P...

Page 212: ...FULL mark 6 Close filler cap B 7 Start the engine and let it warm up for about 5 10 minutes 8 Stop the engine 9 Remove the starting key and carry it with you 10 Let the engine cool down 11 Check the c...

Page 213: ...re the radiator s optimal cooling capacity do not damage the radiator fins as you clean them with a compressed air gun Maintain a sufficient distance from the radiator to avoid damage to the radiator...

Page 214: ...induction manifold and the clamps for tightness Dirt indicator NOTICE In order to avoid damage to the diesel engine bear in mind the following Replace the air filter elements as soon as the red mark...

Page 215: ...around it 5 Fold bow clips A on lower housing section B to the outside 6 Remove the lower housing section B 7 Carefully remove outside filter C with slightly turning movements 8 Ensure that all dirt...

Page 216: ...r intake A above the water Check once a day for cleanliness before putting the machine into operation 1 Stop and park the machine Stop the engine See Preparing lubrication 2 Remove the starting key an...

Page 217: ...e engine cover 6 Carefully check V belt A for damage cracks or cuts 7 If the V belt is damaged cracks wear ruptures etc Have the V belt replaced by a Wacker Neuson service center Replace the V belt if...

Page 218: ...ediately with clean water and seek medical treatment Do not search for hydraulic leaks with your bare hands Wear protective gloves and search for hydraulic leaks with a piece of cardboard Always consu...

Page 219: ...oil if the oil level is lower Adding hydraulic oil 9 Remove the cover on the right see Cover on the right on page 7 16 10 Open breather filter B carefully to release the pressure 11 Open filler cap C...

Page 220: ...ed every 6 years from the date of manufacture even if they do not seem to be damaged Do not operate the machine with leaking or damaged hydraulic system components Use a piece of cardboard to diagnose...

Page 221: ...re even if they do not seem to be damaged In this respect we recommend that you observe all the relevant safety regulations for hydraulic lines as well as the safety regulations regarding accident pre...

Page 222: ...operation of batteries Can cause serious injury or death Wear protective gloves and eye protection Do not smoke and never work with an open flame or sparks near open battery cells Do not attempt to j...

Page 223: ...e battery May be performed only by a Wacker Neuson service center Replacing the battery The battery is located under the cover on the left The battery is maintenance free However have the battery chec...

Page 224: ...Only use glass cleaner with antifreeze if necessary for refilling Checking the fluid level and adding fluid The reservoir filler inlet is located in the cabin 1 Stop and park the machine Stop the eng...

Page 225: ...e tracks to sag freely 1 Park the vehicle on firm level and horizontal ground 2 Raise the machine evenly and horizontally by means of the boom and stabilizer blade 3 Place the tracks so that mark A is...

Page 226: ...nly very carefully and do not unscrew it more than a revolution Keep your face away from the lubricating valve connection Contact a Wacker Neuson service center if this does not reduce track tension R...

Page 227: ...acks or the seals in the cylinders Contact a Wacker Neuson service center in this case Reducing tension 1 Place a suitable container underneath to collect the grease 2 Slowly turn lubricating valve A...

Page 228: ...prohibited Load hook wear Have load hooks Powertilt Powertilt for Easylock with inadmissible wear for example beyond the tolerance damage deformations surface cracks and corrosion immediately replaced...

Page 229: ...Maintenance 7 7 20 Exhaust gas treatment Not available 7 21 Machine preservation Machines are partly preserved at the factory for example in the engine compartment Operation in an aggressive environm...

Page 230: ...7 52 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24w710 fm 7 Maintenance Notes...

Page 231: ...smoothly or faultless Air in fuel system 7 28 Engine overheats Engine oil level too low Adding engine oil 7 32 Dirty air filter Replace the air filter 7 37 Dirty radiator fins Cleaning the radiator 7...

Page 232: ...ause Remedy See Powertilt does not maintain its posi tion Internal release valve activated Repeat the work operation with less load If this problem persists contact a Wacker Neuson dealer or a Wacker...

Page 233: ...r cooled 4 stroke diesel engine Number of cylinders 3 Displacement 1116 cm3 68 1 in3 Nominal bore and stroke 76 x 82 mm 2 9 x 3 2 in Power 13 4 kW 2200 rpm 18 hp 2200 rpm Max torque 65 6 Nm 1600 rpm 4...

Page 234: ...0F SSNS1 Design Water cooled 4 stroke diesel engine Number of cylinders 3 Displacement 1266 cm3 77 3 in3 Nominal bore and stroke 80 x 84 mm 3 1 x 3 3 in Power 12 8 kW 2200 rpm 17 2 hp 2200 rpm Max tor...

Page 235: ...n gear pump 10 10 8 2 7 cm 0 60 0 60 0 49 0 16 in3 Flow rate 23 8 P1 23 8 P2 19 P3 6 4 P4 l min at 2375 rpm 6 3 6 3 5 1 7 gal min at 2375 rpm Number type of pumps 4 Oil flows of variable displacement...

Page 236: ...placement pumps P1 P2 26 1 l min 6 9 gal min Oil flow of gear pump 1 P3 3rd control circuit or Powertilt 19 4 l min 5 1 gal min Oil flow of gear pump 2 P4 6 4 l min 1 7 gal min Operating pressure for...

Page 237: ...ket F2 50 A Starter air pressure sensor output adaptation Yanmar 3TNV80F SNNS1 F3 7 5 A Display cutoff solenoid F4 15A Valves horn high speed hydraulic quickhitch upper carriage tilting automatic engi...

Page 238: ...V 5 W Rotating beacon Halogen lamp 12 V 55 W H1 ET 18 ET 20 ET 24 Model size 4 5 Piston stroke 240 cm 14 6 in Required oil flow 2 4 l min 0 5 1 gal min Connections 1 8 in Swiveling range 180 Weight 3...

Page 239: ...27 1040 767 1480 1092 1770 1305 870 642 1250 922 M30 1420 1047 2010 1482 2400 1770 1200 885 1700 1254 Tightening torques fine pitch thread Property class 8 8 10 9 12 9 8 8 10 9 Screw dimen sions Screw...

Page 240: ...coolant with other coolants Up to C F by volume by volume 37 34 6 50 50 ET 18 ET 20 ET 24 Tier IV final up to 2012 Measured sound power level LwA 1 1 According to ISO 6395 EC Directives 2000 14 EC an...

Page 241: ...g conditions use the average vibration values measured In order to obtain the estimated vibration value for an experienced operator on level ground subtract the factors from the average vibration valu...

Page 242: ...Perform the following activities smoothly without any jerks Steering Brakes Acceleration Shifting gears Move attachments without any jerks Adapt your speed and the itinerary to minimize vibration Tra...

Page 243: ...rth moving machines This method is based on vibration measurements under real operating conditions for all machines Read the original guidelines This chapter summarizes part of the legal regulations H...

Page 244: ...lbs Canopy tele scopic travel gear 1707 kg 3 763 lbs 1862 kg 4 105 lbs Canopy VDS 1817 kg 4 006 lbs 1941 kg 4 279 lbs 2166 kg 4 775 lbs Cabin 1689 kg 3 724 lbs 2164 kg 4 771 lbs Cabin tele scopic tra...

Page 245: ...gear ET18 VDS tel escopic travel gear Ground clearance 210 mm 8 1 4 in 170 mm 6 3 4 in 170 mm 6 3 4 in Ground pressure 0 31 kg cm 4 4 lbs in 0 30 kg cm 4 3 lbs in 0 32 kg cm 4 6 lbs in Upper carriage...

Page 246: ...e applies Get informed on the lift capacity of the attachment before using it If a bucket or attachment for example a hammer is installed the dead weight and the contents of the bucket must be subtrac...

Page 247: ...n Explanation A Reach from live ring center B Load hook height max Authorized lift capacity with horizontal boom With the stabilizer blade in travel direction With or without the stabilizer blade 90 t...

Page 248: ...the hydraulic output and the hydraulic system s stabilizing features Neither 75 of the static tilt load nor 87 of the hydraulic lift capacity is exceeded Calculation basis according to ISO 10567 Setti...

Page 249: ...507 1 118 279 615 234 516 702 1 548 372 820 314 692 1004 2 213 559 1 232 473 1 043 1 5 m 59 in 460 1 014 378 833 321 708 475 1 047 386 851 327 721 705 1 554 575 1 268 488 1 076 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in...

Page 250: ...3 303 668 702 1 548 577 1 272 408 899 1004 2 213 905 1 995 621 1 369 1 5 m 59 in 460 1 014 460 1 014 413 911 475 1 047 475 1 047 422 930 705 1 554 705 1 554 637 1 404 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 i...

Page 251: ...1 023 286 631 472 1 041 470 1 036 289 637 671 1 479 641 1 413 392 864 956 2 108 956 2108 611 1 347 1 5 m 59 in 451 994 451 994 451 994 607 1 338 607 1 338 607 1 338 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 in...

Page 252: ...8 255 562 211 465 702 1 548 341 752 283 624 1004 2 213 514 1 133 428 944 1 5 m 59 in 460 1 014 347 765 291 642 475 1 047 354 780 296 653 705 1 554 529 1 166 444 979 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 in...

Page 253: ...60 277 611 702 1 548 533 1 175 373 822 1004 2 213 838 1 847 569 1 254 1 5 m 59 in 460 1 014 460 1 014 379 836 475 1 047 475 1 047 387 853 705 1 554 705 1 554 586 1 292 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79...

Page 254: ...23 433 955 256 564 472 1 041 437 963 259 571 671 1 479 597 1 316 352 776 956 2 108 938 2 068 550 1 213 1 5 m 59 in 451 994 451 994 415 915 607 1 338 607 1 338 571 1 259 3 0m 9 10 2 5m 98 in 2 0m 79 in...

Page 255: ...09 4 1 0 m 39 in 443 976 332 732 299 659 578 1 274 407 897 364 802 778 1 715 558 1 231 497 1 09 7 1 5 m 59 in 442 975 435 960 391 642 608 1 340 569 1 255 508 1 12 0 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in...

Page 256: ...977 1 0 m 39 in 445 981 355 783 271 597 561 1 237 421 928 323 712 758 1 671 578 1 274 447 985 1 5 m 59 in 446 983 446 983 446 983 386 851 386 851 386 851 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 in...

Page 257: ...m 39 in 443 977 305 672 274 604 578 1 274 374 825 335 739 778 1 715 515 1 135 458 1 010 1 5 m 59 in 442 974 402 886 360 794 608 1 340 526 1 160 468 1 032 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 in...

Page 258: ...877 1 0 m 39 in 445 981 328 723 243 536 561 1 237 389 858 289 637 758 1 671 535 1 179 402 886 1 5 m 59 in 446 983 446 983 446 983 386 851 386 851 386 851 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 in...

Page 259: ...39 in 649 1 431 450 992 358 789 815 1 797 534 1 177 429 946 1098 2 421 739 1 629 605 1 334 1 5 m 59 in 646 1 424 618 1 362 504 1 111 819 1 806 754 1 662 621 1 369 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2...

Page 260: ...1 431 439 968 345 761 815 1 797 522 1 151 413 911 1098 2 421 723 1 594 584 1 287 1 5 m 59 in 646 1 424 605 1 334 486 1 071 819 1 806 738 1 627 600 1 323 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 in...

Page 261: ...431 420 926 325 717 815 1 797 499 1 100 389 858 1098 2 421 691 1 523 550 1 213 1 5 m 59 in 646 1 424 579 1 276 458 1 010 819 1 806 706 1 556 566 1 248 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 in 2 5...

Page 262: ...9 1 431 409 902 312 688 815 1 797 487 1 074 373 822 1098 2 421 674 1 486 528 1 164 1 5 m 59 in 646 1 424 565 1 246 441 972 819 1 806 690 1 521 544 1 199 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 in 2...

Page 263: ...lted Boom uphill 15 slope Boom downhill 15 slope Symbolic representation Symbolic representation Designation Explanation A Reach from live ring center B Load hook height max Authorized lift capacity w...

Page 264: ...456 1 005 450 992 623 1 374 616 1 358 974 2 147 961 2 119 1 0 m 39 in 466 1 027 427 941 453 999 608 1 340 620 1 366 866 1 909 975 2 150 1 5 m 59 in 437 963 634 1 398 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 i...

Page 265: ...18 423 933 417 919 579 1 277 572 1 261 906 1 997 893 1 969 1 0 m 39 in 466 1 027 396 873 421 928 589 1 299 576 1 270 866 1 909 907 2 000 1 5 m 59 in 437 963 634 1 398 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2 0 m 79 i...

Page 266: ...2 323 712 315 695 413 911 404 891 565 1 246 554 1 221 1 0 m 39 in 379 836 325 717 418 922 405 893 573 1 263 557 1 128 1 5 m 59 in 427 941 417 919 438 966 570 1 257 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in 2...

Page 267: ...516 297 655 289 637 381 840 372 820 521 1 148 511 1 127 1 0 m 39 in 350 772 299 659 386 851 373 822 530 1 169 514 1 133 1 5 m 59 in 427 941 410 904 438 966 528 1 164 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 in...

Page 268: ...9 902 535 1 180 526 1 160 736 1 623 725 1 598 1 0 m 39 in 518 1 142 442 974 544 1 199 529 1 166 748 1 649 732 1 614 1 5 m 59 in 609 1 343 614 1 354 485 1 069 750 1 654 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m 98 i...

Page 269: ...0 382 842 500 1 102 491 1 083 689 1 519 678 1 495 1 0 m 39 in 486 1 072 413 911 509 1 122 495 1 091 701 1 545 685 1 510 1 5 m 59 in 609 1 343 596 1 314 485 1 069 703 1 550 3 5 m 11 6 3 0 m 9 10 2 5 m...

Page 270: ...for lifting gear applications only if the mandatory lifting gear for example a load hook and safety equipment for example optical and acoustic warning devices safe load indicator stability table hose...

Page 271: ...izing features Neither 75 of the static tilt load nor 87 of the hydraulic lift capacity is exceeded Calculation basis according to ISO 10567 Setting pressure on boom cylinder 22500 kPa 3263 psi Lift c...

Page 272: ...9 40 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24t900 fm 9 Technical data Stability tables ET 18 Cabin canopy and standard travel gear Cabin canopy and telescopic travel gear...

Page 273: ...BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24t900 fm 9 41 Technical data 9 Cabin canopy telescopic travel gear and VDS Stability tables ET 20 Cabin canopy and telescopic travel gear...

Page 274: ...9 42 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24t900 fm 9 Technical data Cabin canopy telescopic travel gear and VDS Stability tables ET 24 Cabin canopy and standard travel gear...

Page 275: ...BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24t900 fm 9 43 Technical data 9 Cabin canopy standard travel gear and VDS...

Page 276: ...9 44 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24t900 fm 9 Technical data Dimensions Overview ET18 ET20 ET24...

Page 277: ...t to bucket center right side 520 mm 20 in N Max boom displacement to bucket center left side 360 mm 14 in O Max lift height of stabilizer blade over ground short 200 mm 8 in 270 mm 11 in O Max lift h...

Page 278: ...7 K2 Max digging radius long stick 4330 mm 14 2 M Max boom displacement to bucket center right side 520 mm 20 in N Max boom displacement to bucket center left side 360 mm 14 in O Max lift height of s...

Page 279: ...3 9 K1 Max digging radius short stick 4150 mm 13 7 K2 Max digging radius long stick 4340 mm 14 3 M Max boom displacement to bucket center right side 520 mm 20 in N Max boom displacement to bucket cent...

Page 280: ...9 48 BA ET18 20 24 en 1 5 et18_20_24t900 fm 9 Technical data Notes...

Page 281: ...22 Charge indicator light 4 33 Check belt tension 7 40 Check lists 4 36 Check the coolant level 7 33 Check the hydraulic oil level 7 41 Checking hydraulic hoses 7 43 Checking the engine oil level 7 31...

Page 282: ...orizontal seat adjustment 4 11 Horn 5 10 Hose burst valve 5 58 Hour meter maintenance meter 4 34 Hydraulic brake 5 2 Hydraulic connections 5 44 Hydraulic quickhitch 5 38 Picking up an attachment 5 39...

Page 283: ...B 5 20 Operation 5 1 Operation checklist 4 37 Operation in water 5 51 Operator seat 4 11 Options 5 56 Overview of control elements 5 11 P Parking checklist 4 37 Parking the machine on slopes 5 8 Paylo...

Page 284: ...chnical data 9 1 Threaded fittings and attachments 7 22 Tightening the tracks 7 49 Tightening torques 9 7 Tilting the upper carriage 5 60 Towing 6 1 Tracks 7 47 9 3 Transportation 6 1 Transporting the...

Page 285: ...at have already been delivered and that will not be implemented on these machines Technical data dimensions and weights are only given as an indication Responsibility for errors or omissions not accep...

Page 286: ...Wacker Neuson Linz GmbH Flughafenstr 7 A 4063 H rsching Phone 43 0 7221 63000 Fax 43 0 7221 63000 2200 E mail office linz wackerneuson com www wackerneuson com Order no 1000280663 Language en...

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