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SECTION 3
– OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
INTRODUCTORY NOTES
The
Dando Duke Drilling Rig is a cable percussion drilling rig available in
trailer and track mounted versions incorporating a range of proprietary items.
Operating and Maintenance procedures these items are supplied with the rig
and should be studied before using and setting the rig to work.
3.1 ACCEPTANCE OF RIG
On taking delivery of a new rig, generally check it over to see that no material
damage has occurred during transit. Remove all loose items, unpack cases
etc., and check the consignment against the Delivery Note or Packing List.
Rigs are normally dispatched completely assembled and in full working order.
For rigs dis-assembled in any form see separate instructions.
Before using the rig, it is strongly recommended that the operator becomes
completely familiar with the layout of the rig and controls in conjunction with
these instructions so that the general operational procedure and basic
mechanism of the rig are clearly understood. These instructions cover the
standard basic rig and controls, but may differ if customer special
requirements have been made to the system, in which event these
controls/functions will be labelled accordingly.
3.2 TRANSPORT
The rig is available in both trailer and track mounted versions. The vehicle
used to tow the trailer version should be of sufficient size and power for this
function. The tracked version of the rig is fitted with a 2 speed tracking motor
with radio remote control tracking.
However, the operator should be mindful of any legislation in force in
whatever E.C. Country the rig is being used, and comply fully with those
regulations.
The trailer version of the rig is supplied with a towing hitch with overrun
braking system which complies with current E.C. regulations.
When the rig is parked, the parking brake should be engaged by pulling the
handbrake.
The operator's attention is drawn to the Guidance Notes on Safety
(Section 1) relating to general and specific areas to be noted with
regard to transport and towing of the drilling rig.
3.3
CONTROLS
INTRODUCTION
Please refer to following diagrams for the position and general layout of the
rig control panels.
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