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Allied Construction Products, LLC Technical Manual Ho-Pac 300, 300B & 500, 500B
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SECTION 12.0
PARTS INFORMATION
IMPORTANT
Non-approved parts may cause loss of
performance or Ho-Pac damage. Use only
genuine Allied replacement parts to
protect total warranty coverage.
NOTE
: Check that the model number of
your Ho-Pac corresponds to the one given
in Section 1 of this manual.
12.1 General
This section contains spare parts
information for the Allied Ho-Pac model
described in Section 1. When ordering
parts, it is important to note that
components used in the assembly of the
Ho-Pac, such as the top mounting frame,
dynamic assembly, compaction plate, motor
and flow regulator valve, can vary.
The illustrations and parts descriptions
contained in this manual are typical of the
model identified in Section 1 of this manual.
When viewing the parts illustrations and
descriptions, verify that the description and
serial number of the assembly is correct for
your Ho-Pac.
To order replacement parts, Allied
recommends contacting the dealer from
which the equipment was purchased.
Components, such as the top mounting
frame, eccentric housing, compaction plate,
motor and valve, are available in optional
configurations. Therefore, the model and
serial number must accompany all inquiries
pertaining to installation, service,
maintenance and spare parts.
To expedite the ordering process and
ensure accuracy, please provide your
dealer with the following information-
Manufacturer
– Allied
Product name - Ho-Pac
Model number
Serial number
Description of the part
Part number
Quantity
12.2 Spare Parts for Motor and Valve
There are no user-serviceable parts in the
hydraulic motor or the flow regulator valve.
Contact Allied’s Technical Service for
further information.
12.3 Motor and Valve Identification
IMPORTANT
Incorrect combination of motor and flow
regulator valve will result in poor
performance or damage. Refer to Sections
12.3.1 & 12.3.2 for help with verifying the
identity of the motor and flow regulator
valve.
IMPORTANT
Pressurizing the outlet port will damage
the motor’s internal components. Verify
installation before pressurizing the
hydraulic circuit.
12.3.1 Motor Identification
When the part number of the motor is not
known, the motor’s body length is used to
determine its correct identity.
Refer to Figure 12-1. Measure the distance
(“L”) from the back surface of the mounting
flange to the rear of the motor body (not
including bolts). Use the dimensions in
Table 12.1 to determine the part number.