General Equipment RIP-R-STRIPPER CTS12GEN2, Руководство оператора

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CTS12GEN2 RIP-R-STRIPPER ® FLOOR COVERING STRIPPER
FORM GOM11121101US, VERSION 1.2
English-EN 8
ACCESSORY TOOLS
NOTE:
All tools are for use in general purpose projects on cement surfaces. All
chisels are for ceramic tile and wood floor coverings removal. All scraper
blades are for glued carpet, soft sheet type linoleum, rubber, PVC, plus, VCT
and linoleum tile, adhesives, mastics, material build ups, etc., removal.
Part # Description Weight
(in lbs)
102-1000 Standard moil point, 1-1/8
inch (28.5 mm) hexagon x
6 inch (152.4 mm) shank.
For cement demolition.
5.8
102-1100 Standard narrow chisel,
1-1/8 inch (28.5 mm)
hexagon x 6 inch (152.4
mm) shank.
5.9
102-1200 Standard 3 inch (76,3
mm) chisel, 1-1/8 inch
(28.5 mm) hexagon x 6
inch (152.4 mm) shank.
6.0
102-1400 Standard 5 inch (76,3
mm) chisel, 1-1/8 inch
(28.5 mm) hexagon x 6
inch (152.4 mm) shank.
8.5
102-
1500A
Blade scraper holder,
1-1/8 inch (28.5 mm)
hexagon x 6 inch (152.4
mm) shank.
9.0
CTS12-
1801
Blade, scraper, 5-1/2 inch
(140 mm) wide, .135
inches (3.4 mm) thick.
Package of 1 blade.
1.0
CTS12-
1901
Blade scraper, 8 inch
(203 mm) wide, .135
inches (3.4 mm) thick.
Package of 1 blade.
1.2
CTS12-
2001
Blade, scraper, 12 inch
(305 mm) wide, .135
inches (3.4 mm) thick.
Package of 1 blade.
1.8
8 MACHINE SET-UP
Open shipping carton immediately upon receipt. Remove RIP-R-STRIPPER
from carton. Visually inspect contents for freight damage and/or missing parts.
If shipping damage is evident, contact delivering carrier immediately to arrange
for an inspection of damage by their claims representative. DO NOT DESTROY
OR DISCARD SHIPPING CARTON UNTIL INSTRUCTED BY AUTHORIZED
REPRESENTATIVE OF CARRIER OR FACTORY. If missing parts are
detected, notify your dealer who will assist you in obtaining them.
NOTE: If ordered with RIP-R-STRIPPER, optional chisels, blades and
accessories can be shipped separately or included in shipping carton.
NOTE: All lubrication fittings are lubricated at factory and will not require further
servicing until first scheduled maintenance.
INSTALLING M OUNTING KIT TO MAIN FRAME
Installation of mounting kit assembly will require a level work surface of
appropriate size and height.
1. Unfold operator handle from storage position and insert ball-detent pins
through operator handle and main frame. Check ball-detent pins are
inserted to fully expose ball detent and properly lock in position to prevent
unexpected handle movement. FIGURE 3
FIGURE 3
2. Deploy kickstands on both sides of main frame to assist in mounting kit,
electric breaker and accessory tool installation. Proceed as follows:
a) Rotate/position kickstand leg clamp to rear of main frame.
b) Rotate kickstand leg forward until it wedges against main
frame to prevent machine from falling forward or backwards.
Weight of main frame is intended to help keep kickstand leg in
position. FIGURE 4
FIGURE 4
c) To retract kickstands, reverse above procedure. Determine
clamp correctly positions itself in kickstand leg detent to
prevent kickstand movement/wear.
NOTE: Mounting kits incorporate two urethane block sets to retain an electric
breaker in position. Blocks are held inside two (top and bottom) steel
assemblies. Bottom assembly is directly fastened to main frame. Top assembly
is secured to bottom assembly by four (4) clamping screws. FIGURE 5
FIGURE 5
NOTE: For typical electric breaker installation, one set of urethane blocks with
smaller inside opening is located near breaker accessory tool receiver
(BOTTOM). The other block set with larger inside opening is located near
location of carry handle location (TOP).