Winget CUMFLOW RP100XD MK2, Parts & Operation Manual

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Decals and Instruction Plates are attached to the equipment to warn against
hazards and assist in the safe operation of the equipment, if they become
damaged or defaced they must be replaced.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOUR WHEEL PAN
TROLLEY
The Four-Wheel Pan Trolley is designed to allow the safe and speedy removal
and transportation of the pan and mixed materials to wherever they may be
required within the plant. The following instructions should be followed to
ensure the Four Trolley is used safely and correctly.
1) It is recommended that the Trolley be used only on firm level ground.
2) On no account should the laden Trolley be left unattended on anything other
than a level surface unless the castors are securely chocked.
3) The area around the mixer should be kept free from any build up of waste
material.
4) Ensue the Pan Lifting Lugs and Hoop attached to the pan are in good
condition, secure and free from any build up of waste material.
5) Position the Trolley in front of the mixer so that the wheels are equally
spaced to each side of the mainframe/chassis.
6) Fully raise the Mixing Star by means of the handwheel and allow the pan to
come to a complete stop. Manually rotate the pan until two of the Pan Lifting
Lugs are at right angles to the mainframe/chassis. This will allow the Trolley,
when correctly positioned below the pan to cleanly lift the pan clear of the rack.
7) Push the Trolley under the pan until the ‘V’ support arms on the Trolley are
aligned below the Pan Lifting Lugs, brace the Trolley by placing a foot in the
rear centre of lower fixed frame and pull back on the handle until the ‘V’
supports are engaged with the Pan Lifting Lugs, continue pulling back on the
handle until it abuts the stops, at which point the pan will be clear of the rack.
Manoeuvre both pan and Trolley clear of the mixer. The Trolley complete with
the pan can now be carefully pushed or pulled to wherever the mixed material
is required. Be aware of the increased inertia inherent in the combined weight
of the Trolley, Pan and Material.
8) Before tipping the pan to discharge the material it is recommended that the
handle is moved fully forward to lower the upper moving frame of the Trolley