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1000 Series Ho-Pac
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SECTION 11.0
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
11.1 General Guidelines
Use standard mechanic’s techniques and
tools to disassemble and assemble the Ho-
Pac.
!! WARNING !!
Follow all safety practices and wear
appropriate protective equipment.
Use only genuine Allied replacement parts.
Failure to use approved replacement parts
may subject the operator to injury and the
Ho-Pac to premature failure. The use of
unapproved replacement parts voids the
warranty.
Do not make any alterations to the Ho-Pac
without written authorization from the
Allied Engineering Department.
!! WARNING !!
Ho-Pac components are heavy. Use
proper lifting and support equipment.
!! WARNING !!
Service the Ho-Pac in safe work areas.
Never service the Ho-Pac on the carrier
or in the trench.
Maintain clean oil. Follow the carrier
manufacturer’s recommendations for
hydraulic oil grade and hydraulic system
maintenance.
Clean and properly dispose of any spilled
oil as required by governing regulations.
Contact the Allied Technical Service
Department with questions regarding
maintenance, operation or replacement
parts.
!! WARNING !!
Never service the Ho-Pac while it is
operating.
11.2 Daily Maintenance
•
Remove excess dirt and debris
from Ho-Pac. Excessive dirt on the
Ho-Pac can decrease performance.
•
Visually check for oil leaks. If
leaks are evident, check the oil
level and fill as required. Refer to
Section 11.5. Also check bolt
torques at oil gasket locations.
Refer to Section 11.6 for bolt
torques.
11.3 Preventive Maintenance
After every 100 hours of operation, the
Ho-Pac should be cleaned and inspected.
•
Check all components for excessive
wear.
•
Check spring mounts for cracks
and wear.
•
Check all hardware for tightness.
Refer to 11.6 for bolt torques.
After every 2000 hours of operation, or
once per year, the Ho-Pac oil should be
replaced.
The frequency of maintenance depends
upon the operating environments and
conditions of operation. Refer to 11.4 for
additional maintenance considerations.