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Read this manual and the owner's manual for the engine before using the machine.

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Owner's operating manual

Serial No.10291-

Ver.1.0

Riding Sweeper

Summary of Contents for FS1700

Page 1: ...Read this manual and the owner s manual for the engine before using the machine Required reading Owner s operating manual Serial No 10291 Ver 1 0 Riding Sweeper ...

Page 2: ...4 6 2 Before Starting the Engine 14 6 3 Starting Stopping the Engine 14 6 4 Precautions for Handling Fuel 15 6 5 Precautions When Leaving the Machine 15 6 6 Control Box 15 6 7 Parking Brake 15 6 8 Adjustment of Seat 16 6 9 Tilt Steering 16 7 Basic Operation 16 7 1 Traveling 16 7 2 Collection Work 17 7 3 Bucket Dumping 18 8 Instruments 19 8 1 Water Temperature Gauge 19 8 2 Tachometer Hour Meter 19 ...

Page 3: ...to properly operate and maintain this machine and to avoid causing injury to yourself or others The operator is responsible for operating the machine properly and safely Do not perform maintenance on the machine other than that described in this manual Be sure to also read the Owner s Manual for the engine battery etc Maintenance should only be performed by a certiﬁed specialist If you have any qu...

Page 4: ...or accidents or injuries occurring to themselves other people or property 6 Keep in mind that the owner operator and mechanic are responsible for acci dents or hazards occurring to other people or their property Preparation 1 Evaluate the terrain to determine what accessories and attachments are needed to properly and safety perform the job Only use accessories and attachments approved by the manu...

Page 5: ...ng brake 4 Stop the engine and remove the key 8 Disengage the drive to attachments stop the engine and remove the ignition key in the following conditions 1 Before refueling 2 Before making height adjustment unless adjustment can be made from the operator s position 3 Before cleaning blockages 4 Before checking cleaning or working the machine 5 After striking a foreign object or if an abnormal vib...

Page 6: ...ected into the skin it must be surgically removed within a few hours by a doctor familiar with this form of injury or gangrene may result 17 Disconnect battery before making any repairs Disconnect the negative terminal ﬁrst and the positive last Reconnect positive ﬁrst and negative last 18 Make sure that parts such as wires are not touching each other and that their covers have not come oﬀ 19 Keep...

Page 7: ...itions may be encountered Therefore operators are required to thoroughly inspect and maintain the machine as well as become familiar with the operating procedures As the manufacturer we strongly recommend that the machine be operated correctly with safety first in mind in order to ensure your own safety and that of others 1 1 Clothes for Safe Operation For safety wear suitable clothes that cannot ...

Page 8: ...2 400 rpm Fuel tank capacity Diesel 40 0 dm3 40 0 L Fuel consumption 237g kW h rated output Engine oil capacity 1 6 dm3 1 6 L Operating width Mowing width 150 cm Operating height Mowing height Bucket capacity 2 100 dm3 2 100 L Drive Traveling HST 2WD 4WD selectable Mowing Hydraulic Mechanical Speed HST Forward 2WD 0 18 0 km h 4WD 0 9 0 km h Reverse Speed Mechanical Efficiency 10 800 m2 h 4WD 9 0 k...

Page 9: ...いものに交換して下さい注意取扱上の注意 K 4 2 0 5 0 0 0 6 3 0 注意動力作動中は回転物に触れないで下さいベルトや回転物で指や手をケガをする危険があります K 4 2 0 5 0 0 0 6 7 0 注意油圧作動油交換について 1 作動油の交換は 1年又は500時間の短い方で交換して下さい 2 フィルターは作動油交換時合わせて交換して下さい 3 作動油が乳化および透明度が悪くなった時は即交換して下さい 4 作動油補充は指定銘柄作動油を補充して下さい K 4 2 0 5 0 0 0 4 2 0 1 2 3 4 ハイダンプバケット上げ作動の禁止状況警告 K 4 2 0 5 0 0 1 4 2 0 1 軟弱地不整地や傾斜地上でのハイダンプは車体のバランスがくずれ大変危険ですので絶対行わないこと 2 本体が走行中でのハイダンプは車体のバラ ...

Page 10: ...emperature and pressure are reduced and then grab the cap with a thick cloth and gradually turn the cap counterclockwise to loosen and remove it Make sure that the coolant level in the reserve tank is between FULL and LOW If the coolant level is lower than the LOW mark open the reserve tank cap and supply coolant up to the FULL mark If no coolant is in the reserve tank further more open the radiat...

Page 11: ...l it and then press the reset button Oil gauge 4 3 Inspection and Supply of Engine Oil Position the machine so that the engine is level and then check the oil level with the oil level gauge The appropriate oil level should be between the upper and lower limit lines on the gauge Supply oil if it is at an insufficient level or replace the oil if it is dirty Before checking the oil level stop the eng...

Page 12: ...gine please refer to the separate Engine Handling Manual Check the fuel system parts for cracks and leakage Replace parts if necessary Blow air to clean any grass leaves or flammable materials that may be attached inside or around the muffler 4 7 Inspection of Tires Check the pneumatic pressure of the tires and make sure that there are no cracks damage or abnormal wear ...

Page 13: ...05 370 450 3 772 89 4 588 65 3 274 87 3 982 95 M22 530 5 404 41 4 691 03 M24 670 6 831 99 5 930 17 M27 1 000 10 197 00 8 851 00 M30 1 340 14 628 78 11 860 34 M 4 T 4 8 5 Tightening the Parts A number of bolts are used in each part of this machine be sure to re tighten the bolts and nuts because they may be loosened at the earlier stage of the use 5 1 Tightening Torque As to the bolts and nuts with...

Page 14: ... 1 186 03 Frame part B Sub frame K0010140702 BOLT HT M14 70 70 94 713 79 958 51 619 57 831 99 K0010160952 BOLT HT M16 95 88 112 897 33 1 142 06 778 88 991 31 Pedal part Trunnion lever K0010060202 BOLT HT M6 20 14 18 142 75 183 54 123 91 159 31 Brush part A K0010140302 BOLT HT M14 30 70 94 713 79 958 51 619 57 831 99 K0010140802 BOLT HT M14 80 70 94 713 79 958 51 619 57 831 99 Engine K0012120352 BO...

Page 15: ...d you from LOW 6 Turn the key clockwise to the Glow position to turn on the thermo start lamp and preheat the combustion chamber of the diesel engine 7 After the thermo start lamp turns off immediately set the ignition key to the START position 8 When the starter starts rotating and the engine starts slowly return the ignition key to the ON position 9 9 Make sure that the charge lamp and engine oi...

Page 16: ...tely In order to prevent ﬁres keep the machine clean and remove accu mulated dirt grease and oil Wipe oﬀ any spilled fuel b c d e f g k h i j a 6 5 Precautions When Leaving the Machine 1 Stop the machine on level ground and then apply the parking brake 2 Stop the rotation of the brushes and completely lower the operating unit and bucket 3 Stop the engine 4 Remove the key and then leave the machine...

Page 17: ...n the right side of the seat See 6 6 Control Box For safety 2WD 4WD selection can only be done while the pedals are in the neutral positions Therefore stop the machine before switching between 2WD and 4WD operation 6 8 Adjustment of Seat Use lever 1 to adjust the seat back and forth Use lever 2 to adjust the angle of the backrest Turn handle 3 to adjust the firmness of the seat suspension Observe ...

Page 18: ...rush Rotation 1 The engine rpm should be set be tween 2 000 and 2 200 rpm 2 When the brush rotation switch is set to the ON position the brushes rotate When it is set to the OFF position the brushes stop When the brush rotation switch is set to the ON position set the engine rpm between 2 000 and 2 200 rpm 2 Raising Lowering of Brushes 1 When the brush up down lever is shifted toward Up the brushe...

Page 19: ...nbalanced vibrations or damage 6 Adjustment Replacement of Rotary Plates Rotating Blades 1 Stop the engine as described in step 1 of 4 Adjustment of Brush Operation Height and then open the cover Loosen the five bolts securing the rotary plate adjust the clearance between the rotary plate and brush to approximately 5 mm and then temporarily tight en the bolts Slowly rotate the rotary plates by han...

Page 20: ...ush or air not water to remove dirt and dust from the engine area hydraulic section and battery area After cleaning be sure to thoroughly dry each part and then oil the sliding parts Failing to clean may reduce the collection efficiency causing premature wear of parts and abnormal vibration or damage due to high loads Rotary cover 8 Instruments 8 1 Water Temperature Gauge If the water temperature ...

Page 21: ...harges normally If this lamp turns on while the machine is being operat ed stop the engine immediately and then inspect the machine and perform any necessary maintenance 9 Maintenance Inspection of Parts 9 1 Replacement of Engine Oil For details on handling the engine please refer to the separate Engine Handling Manual 1 Change the oil after the first 50 hours of operation then every 100 hours of ...

Page 22: ...n Greasing Points Add grease using the specified grease or lubricant Greasing Points Grease nipples are installed in the following locations Add grease every 50 hours of operation Cylinder arm 1 Cylinder arm 1 Intermediate lever 6 Pivot 7 Neutral lever 8 Forward pedal 9 Kingpin 10 Kingpin 10 Roller clamp plate 11 Roller clamp plate 11 Rotary arm 3 Rotary arm 3 Bucket connecting pipe 4 Bucket conne...

Page 23: ...ction Manual Check the battery fluid every six months Whenever the battery fluid level is in sufficient supply distilled water until the level is within the specified range Keep away from fire while inspecting or charging the battery Since the electrolyte in the battery is diluted sulfuric acid do not allow it to come into contact with your skin or the machine If the electrolyte comes into contact...

Page 24: ...t 9 6 NTN Constant Velocity Joints If grease leaks from joint mounts or boot band mounts replace the pack ing O ring etc Boot bands cannot be reused Be sure to replace them with new ones Do not mix the grease for the NTN constant velocity joint with any other grease 9 7 Opening Closing of Hood When opening and closing the hood release the knobs and then raise the seat When closing the hood be care...

Page 25: ...n the electrical system be sure to disconnect the negative battery cable 10 2 Preventing Injuries Caused by High Pressure Oil High pressure oil spraying onto skin will cause serious injuries Release the pressure before removing high pressure lines hoses or couplings Before starting the machine make sure that all couplings are tightened Use small thick paper to test for oil leaks If high pressure o...

Page 26: ...fter using the ma chine Protective parts such as shields protect the operator Make sure they are in stalled in the specified locations and replace them if they are damaged Before operating the machine be sure to read the warning labels and operating manuals carefully and fully understand the operating proce dures of this machine 12 2 Precautions for Rotating Parts Since rotating parts such as belt...

Page 27: ...move holes rocks tree roots other disposal objects etc When operating the machine on a slope follow contour lines and make turns in areas with a small inclination angle Do not operate the machine on steep slopes of 20 degrees or more since there is an extremely high danger of rollover 14 Option 14 1 Rear view Monitor Optional rear view monitor can be installed It enables the operator to check the ...

Page 28: ...FS1700 UM 00Z 17D 00 S K Tel 0533 84 1390 Fax 0533 89 3623 Head Office 1 26 Miyuki cho T oyokawa Aichi Pref 442 8530 Japan ...

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