Boss Snowplow MSC12060, Руководство пользователя

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Checking the Hydraulic
Fluid Level
1. With the plow mounted to the vehicle, lower the
plow to the ground and ensure that it is in the
straight position.
2. Clean the area around the fill cap ( Figure 28 ).
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Figure 28
3. Remove the fill cap from the hydraulic reservoir
(
Figure 28 ).
4. Ensure that the fluid comes up to the bottom of
the fill elbow. If it does not, add more hydraulic
fluid; refer to
Adding Hydraulic Fluid (page 18) .
5. Install the previously removed fill cap.
Adding Hydraulic Fluid
1. Ensure that the lift cylinder is completely
collapsed.
Important:
Do not manually pull the tower
down. This can cause an air pocket to form
in the hydraulic system and fluid to spill out
of the internal filler cap.
2. Clean the area around the fill cap ( Figure 28 ).
3. Remove the fill cap from the hydraulic reservoir
(
Figure 29 ).
4. Slowly fill the reservoir with BOSS
high-performance hydraulic fluid to the
bottom of the fill elbow (
Figure 29 ).
Note:
The reservoir holds approximately 1.9 L
(2 US qt) of hydraulic fluid.
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Figure 29
1. Hydraulic fill line
5. Install the previously removed fill cap.
6. Start the vehicle and operate the plow in its full
range of movement.
7. Stop the vehicle, check the hydraulic-fluid level,
and replenish the fluid if necessary; refer to
Checking the Hydraulic Fluid Level (page 18) .
Operating Tips
•
Become familiar with the are you are plowing;
hidden obstructions such as curbs and pipes can
damage your plow or machine.
•
Do not let snow accumulate; always plow with the
storm.
•
Lower the plow when not in use to prevent possible
injury.
•
Always plow at a safe speed in case you hit hidden
obstructions.
•
When transporting the machine, do not block your
vision with the plow.
•
Do not change the plow position while plowing.
•
Ensure that the kickstand is raised before plowing
to prevent damage to the plow or machine.
•
For more plowing tips, visit www.BOSSPlow.com .
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