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CAUTION

Service intervals are based on carrier usage of 250 hours annually

. Use of your unit

may vary significantly and you must adjust service frequency for your usage to obtain

maximum service life. Frequency headings in the following schedule indicate a

calendar limit and an operating hour limit. Perform service at whichever interval

occurs first.

    Lube

No. 

of

Item

                     Daily or Shift (10 Hour Maximum) Lubrication & Maintenance

Coolant Expansion T

ank (check level & refill as req’d)

Air Cleaner Condition Indicator (observe with engine running at full throttle -

clean or replace as required - item 9 is air cleaner)

Fuel T

ank (fill at end o1 work shift to minimize condensation)

Engine Crankcase Dipstick (check level & refill as req’d - item 25 is filler cap)

Tires (check for damage & proper pressure)

Front std. - 1

1:00 x 20, 12 ply - 85 psi

Rear std. - 1

1:00 x 20, 12 ply - 75 psi

Front option - 15:00 x 22.5, 16 ply - 85 psi

-             1

   -

             1

                            -

             1

E

O

             1

 -

            2

  -

            8

   -

            2

Symbol

Points

1.

8.

11

.

28.

36.

At End of First 30 Hours

   46. Transmission Drain Plug (drain & refill to level - item 32 is level plug)                                 EO            

1

Weekly (50 Hour Maximum) Lubrication & Maintenance

(include all previous periodic services)

10. Fuel/Water Separator (drain water & sediment - behind engine compartment)            -           1

20. Air Reservoir Drain (et end of work shift drain reservoirs & inspect for excessive

    moisture - a slight accumulation is normal - service air drier as req’d)                  -           2

At End of First 30 Days

  

  

 Check torque of all names listed in T

orque Chart - page 36

Monthly (125 Hours Maximum) Lubrication & Maintenance

(includes all previous periodic services)

2. Steering Cylinder Pivots                                                              CG            2

3. Batteries (check electrolyte level & refill as req’d)                                  -            2

4. Slack Adjusters                                                                      SG            6

6. King Pin Bearings                                                                    CG            4

7. Tie Rod Ends                                                                         CG            2

14 Clutch Pedal Pivot Shaft                                                             CG            2

15. Slack T

ower Shaft                                                                   CG            1

16. Shift Linkage Universal Joints                                                      CG            2

19. Air Drier (refer to page 20 of this manual)                                          -            1

Item                                                                                   Lube          No. of

Monthly Lubrication & Maintenance (cont.)                                             Symbol         Points

23. Steering Universal Joints

30. Power Steering Reservoir (check level & refill1 as req’d)

31. Clutch Throwout Shaft Bearing

32. Transmission Fill & Level Plug (check level & refill as req’d)

34. Universal Joints

35. Drive Shaft Splines

37. Differential Fill & Level Plug (check level & refill as req’d)

40. Walking Beam Pivots

41. Drag Link Ball Joints                                                                                                    CG

             2

43. Spring Anchor Pins                                                                                                      CG 

            2

45. Clutch Throwout Bearing (lubricate sparingly)                                                                   CG         

    1

C

G

             2

A

T

F

             1

C

G

             2

E

O

             1

C

G

             5

C

G

             2

G

O

             2

G

O

             2

Quarterly (250 Hours Maximum Lubrication & Maintenance

(includes all previous periodic services)

27. Engine Oil Filter (replace element at each oil change - 250 hours maximum)                             -            1

44. Crankcase Drain Plug (drain & refill to level on dipstick - item 25 is till cap-250

     hour maximum)                                                                                                             

  O

            1

Semi-Annual (750 Hours Maximum Lubrication & Maintenance

(includes all previous periodic services)

4.  Slack Adjusters (inspect or adjust by performing services described inside back

     cover of this manual)                                                                                                     

    -

           6

5.  Brake Camshatt (lubricate sparingly)                                                                                CG     

      6

17. Wheel Bearings (front axle) (remove, clean, pack & install)                                                 CG           2

18. Shift T

ower Breather (remove clean & install)                                                                        -     

      1

21. Steering Gear Dirt Seal (purge old grease slowly using manual grease gun)                           CG           1

24. Steering Shaft Splines                                                                                                   CG

           1

33. Transmission Breather (remove, clean & install)                                                                    -       

    1

38. Differential Breather (remove, clean & install)                                                                      -     

      2

42. Engine Drive Belt (check condition - replace as req’d)                                                            -        

   1

     Check torque of all items listed in torque chart- page 36                                                         -       

    -

Annual (1500 Hours Maximum) Lubrication & Maintenance

(Includes all previous periodic services)

Fuel Filters (replace elements)

Differential Filter (replace element)

Wheel Ends (Fill to level with level plug at 3 or 9 o’clock position)

Air Drier (refer to page 20 of this manual)

Cooling System (replace coolant per manufacturer’s suggestion)

Coolant Filter (replace element)

Steering System (drain & refill to level)

Differential Drain Plug (drain & refill)

Transmission Drain Plug (drain & refill)

10 & 29

12.

13.

19.

22.

26.

30.

39.

46.

-

-

GO

-

AF

-

EO

GO

GO

2

1

4

1

1

1

1

2

2

LUBRICA

TION NOTES

Clean lubrication fittings before lubricating

Intervals shown are for normal (8 hour day)usage and

conditions. Adjust intervals for abnormal usage and

conditions.

See  recommended lubricants. Page 36.

L

ubricate points indicated by dotted leaders both

sides of unit.

Drain engine and gear cases only after operation when

lubricant is hot.

Che

ck lubricant levels when lubricant is cool.

Clean filter and air cleaner houstings and reusable

elements using cleaing solvent or diesel fuel. Dry

components thoroughly using a lint free cloth.

Apply a light coating of engine oil to all linkage pivot

points

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Содержание XL4100

Страница 1: ...02 Starting S N Undercarriage G04391 OPERATOR S MANUAL GRADALL 406 Mill Avenue S W New Philadelphia OH 44663 USA Telephone 330 339 2211 Fax 330 339 3579 XL4100 CARRIER 24604133 Form 29612 Original Iss...

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Страница 4: ...nformation provided is not intended to cover all situations it would be impossible to anticipate and evaluate all possible applications and methods of operation for this unit Any procedure not specifi...

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Страница 6: ...e age vision hearing manual dexterity and response He must also be in acceptable physical and mental condition not undergoing medical treatment or using drugs or alcohol which would violate traffic la...

Страница 7: ...t read English unless these manuals have been read and explained to him and his full understanding is determined Keep these manuals in cab If driver will operate upperstructure he must also read and u...

Страница 8: ...to recognize PINCH POINTS 4 Boom Holes Stay clea of PINCH POINTS Getng caught in a pinch point can cause serious indjry or death Boom Cradle Acces Covers Boom Bucket Linkage Counteweight Another Objec...

Страница 9: ...butor before you run your unit Always sound horn to warn others of unexpected machine movements horn button is located at top of left joystick The unit is also equipped with an automatic back up alarm...

Страница 10: ...OM JOBSITE ONLY UNDER FOLLOWING CONDITIONS Boom secured in rest Mirrors clean and properly adjusted Seat belt buckled snugly across lap Door secured in closed position Plan your route Bucket secured t...

Страница 11: ...lack adjusters With brake applied actuator rod should form an approximate right angle with slack adjuster Do not drive unit until any damage or mal function has been repaired Check to be sure windows...

Страница 12: ...of your unit before traveling Approach unknown clearances slowly Remember getting too close to unstable ground or the edge of an excavation can cause the machine to tip Always apply digging brake to p...

Страница 13: ...door Part No 8360 1011 REMOTE CONTROL ENGAGEMENT PROCEDURE APPLYPARKING BRAKE START CARRIER ENGINE AND FULLY CHARGE AIR SYSTEM 125 P S I SHIFT TRANSMISSION TO LO LO OR LO TURN ENGINE OFF DO NOT OPERAT...

Страница 14: ...KE LINES MAY BE DAMAGED BY HEAT AVOID WELDING ON OR AROUND CARRIER FRAME UNLESS LINES ARE PROTECTED FROM HEAT IMPORTANT To prevent damage to the electrical system when using booster battery or charger...

Страница 15: ...ow Air Indicator Light Fuel Gage Differential Lock Indicator Light Digging Brake Indicator Light Oil Pressure Gage Coolant Temperature Gage Hourmeter Turn Signal Hazzard Indicator Light Air Pressure G...

Страница 16: ...ction Lever Gear Shift Lever Deep Reduction Button Countershaft Brake Button Heat Control Knob Heater Fan Switch Defroster Fan Switch Differential Lock Toggle Digging Brake Toggle Parking Brake Knob L...

Страница 17: ...restors are used be sure they are in place and in good working order Check for fully charged fire extinguisher on rear wall in carrier cab Be sure to read and understand instructions on extinguisher R...

Страница 18: ...plenish as necessary Refuel at the end of the work shift to minimize condensation W A R N I N G Engine should be turned off while refueling Be sure area is free of open flame sparks or any condition w...

Страница 19: ...efore trying again After engine starts observe oil pressure gage If gage remains on zero for more than 15 seconds stop engine and determine cause Correct cause of malfunction before attempting to rest...

Страница 20: ...te gear ratio and use service brake to assist in slowing travel down steep grades Permitting the engine to labor under too great a load for the gear ratio being used lugging the engine will shorten en...

Страница 21: ...e corrected before driving the unit Check operation of steering while moving slowly in first gear Be alert for any increase in effort needed to turn wheels and any unusual steering response to normal...

Страница 22: ...dle causes air pressure to be applied to brake actuators of all wheels simultaneously Do not fan the brake valve treadle A long series of rapid brake applications can reduce system pressure to a point...

Страница 23: ...drive the unit a short distance to remove it from a hazardous position hold parking brake knob in depressed position and use Lo Lo gear range If carrier cannot be moved direct traffic around carrier...

Страница 24: ...ges 29 and 30 for detailed instructions on remote control operation Air Drier An air drier is furnished to remove moisture and contaminants from air as it is delivered from com pressor to first air re...

Страница 25: ...ture position on carrier depressing left side of pedal turns wheels to left depressing right side of pedal turns wheels to right When not held in a left or right steering position the steering pedal w...

Страница 26: ...ft brake when downshifting Transfer Case for 6x6 units only The transfer case is a gearbox located between the transmission and rear tandem axles It functions with the transmission to transmit torque...

Страница 27: ...carrier Ioad Select an appropriate gear ratio and use your brakes to assist in slowing the carrier Use Lo Lo or Lo gear ranges for off road conditions and for remote control operation First gear may...

Страница 28: ...ropriate for conditions IMPORTANT NOTES The following procedure s make assumptions which you must understand and observe The first part of the procedure applies to all conditions these steps steps 1 t...

Страница 29: ...t brake button and then move shift lever to Lo Lo gear position Release countershaft brake button Release clutch pedal evenly while depressing accelerator pedal smoothly Carrier will move forward in L...

Страница 30: ...xt lower gear or range to decrease carrier speed or increase carrier power Double clutching is required NOTE The following procedure assumes that carrier is traveling in 8th gear However this procedur...

Страница 31: ...e Transmission will shift to Lo Lo range when gears are synchronized Continue to downshift using double clutching method from 4th to 3rd 2nd 1st and Lo gears as appropriate If it is absolutely necessa...

Страница 32: ...l Also use lock position for remote control travel The inter axle differential may be locked when traveling BUT NEVER when wheels have lost traction and are SPINNING The inter axle differential is con...

Страница 33: ...tion Start upperstructure engine and develop full brake system pressure 125 psi 862 kPa With emergency brake applied perform following procedure to be sure power take off is fully engaged Adjust upper...

Страница 34: ...uced during remote travel because front axle lock cylinders auto matically unlock when traveling Driving carrier from upperstructure cab Inspect brakes before driving carrier after digging refer to pa...

Страница 35: ...tion boom over rear of carrier centered over PARKING THE GRADALL Never leave machine with boom in air Park on level ground apply parking brake and chock wheels If parking on a slope cannot be avoided...

Страница 36: ...to vendor component literature in service manual for additional lubrication and service requirements SYMBOLS Fitting Other Service LUBRICANT SYMBOLS Antifreeze Auto Trans Fluid Grease High Temp Gear O...

Страница 37: ...ifferential Fill Level Plug check level refill as req d 40 Walking Beam Pivots 41 Drag Link Ball Joints CG 2 43 Spring Anchor Pins CG 2 45 Clutch Throwout Bearing lubricate sparingly CG 1 CG 2 ATF 1 C...

Страница 38: ...or component literature in service manual for additional lubrication and service requirements SYMBOLS Fitting Other Service LUBRICANT SYMBOLS Antifreeze Auto Trans Fluid Grease High Temp Diesel Fuel G...

Страница 39: ...aft Splines Transfer Case Fill Level Plug check level refill as req d Rear Differential Fill Level Plugs check level refill as req d Walking Beam Pivots Drag Link Ball Joints Spring Anchor Pins Clutch...

Страница 40: ...ded Lubricants Capacities Capacities are approximate check level to be sure Refer to manufacture s literature for this information NOTE Lubricants described in this table are used in standard machines...

Страница 41: ...on that automatic slack adjusters are or are not working properly These indications must be observed with brake system fully charged 125 psi and digging brake applied Rockwell Driving Axles and Eaton...

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