Conquip Excavator Forks Series, Руководство пользователя

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User Guide - Excavator Forks
Product Information
Parts Diagram
Excavator Forks 4000
NOTE: These parts are for this model, they may differ for previous versions. Please contact Conquip with any queries.
Item Number Part Number Description Quantity
1 ZZ130090 Pin Adjustment Plate 2
2 NS800878 M20x50 Hex Head Set Screw 8.8 4
3 NS800866 M20 Spring Washer 4
4 NS800280 M20 Full Nut 4
5 ZZ130088 60mm Fork Mounting Bar 1
6 ZZ960031 60mm Washer 2
7 NS800835 M16x80 Hex Head Bolt 2
8 NS800121 M16 Nyloc Nut 2
9 ZZ130025 Fork Tine 2
Original Working Instructions
Usage Instructions
Important Usage Notes
• If there is a slinger / signaller they should not be positioned underneath the
load and should remain visible to the driver.
• Operators should allow for any rough or sloping ground when assessing the
method of operating.
Using with an Excavator
1. Select relevant size pins to match your machine’s quick hitch.
2. Fit front pin to correct sized hole on the Excavator Forks.
3. Adjust the position of rear pin to suit the quick hitch - follow the quick hitch
operating guidelines and set the pins to the maximum centres for the unit.
4. Ensure the quick hitch pins have the retaining bolts and washers and they are
correctly fitted.
5. Check for debris in the quick hitch locking mechanism and check the fit of the
unit on the quick hitch, do not use if not secure.
6. Adjust the fork width to suit the job by sliding the forks along the top bar.
Position the forks in the widest practical position.
7. Tighten the fork tine retaining screws to fix the position. The forks on this unit
are floating, pivoting around the top rail.
8. When lifting or setting down loads always operate the forks in a horizontal
plane.
9. When traveling with a load keep it in the lowest practicable position and
maintain driver visibility.
10. Once the Excavator Forks are no longer needed, lower to the ground and
release from the quick hitch. The fork tine retaining screws can then be
loosened and the fork tines lifted back over the body of the attachment to
reduce the space required for storage.