CB-800
CB-1000
(a) the sweeping rollers start to shift the snow into the area behind the sweeping rollers; or
(b) the area behind the sweeping rollers is not completely clean
or
(c)
The sideways snow clearance exceeds the machine's performance capabilities.
Remove any accumulated snow from the area by some other means to a suitable location.
2.6 A
CCESSORIES
Connect any accessories only when the engine is off!
•
The current ordering numbers of the accessories
designed for this machine are available at
,
a printed catalogue.
2.6.1 C
OLLECTION
BOXES
BS-80
OR
BS-100
Fig. 13
- applies to
BS-80
and
BS-100
1.
Grab the collection box by its handle
1
at the front of the frame.
2.
Insert
2
the pins on the collection box frame into both guide rails
3
in the sweeper roller support plate. The collection box is in
the vertical position.
3.
Fold the collecting box into the horizontal position. The rubber strip
4
on the top of the plastic container of the collection box
must fit between the fender
5
and brushes
6
.
If the bottom rubber strip is folded forward when the collection box is folded, this is not a fault. When the machine is started,
it will spontaneously swivel to the correct position.
2.6.1.1 C
ONTROLS
Fig. 14
- applies only to
BS-80
•
By pulling on the central part of the lifting handle (in the direction of arrow
1
) lift the collection box to the vertical position, the dirt will
be emptied from the box.
Fig. 14
- applies only to
BS-100
•
Lift the collection box to the vertical position by pulling the middle part of the handle on the collection (in the arrow direction
1
), the dirt
is emptied from the box.
2.6.1.2 T
RANSPORT
POSITION
•
The collection box can also be transported over shorter distances when lifted vertically.
Transporting the collection box in its raised position is only possible after the box has been thoroughly cleaned of
dirt!
Fig. 15
- applies to
BS-80
and
BS-100
1.
Grab the handle
1
in
Fig. 13
and fold the collection box to its vertical position.
2.
Lift the collection box upwards and slide the cross tube behind the stops
1
in
Fig. 15
on the guide rails on the support plate
2.6.2 S
WEEPING
BLADE
OR-80
OR
ROR-1000
2.6.2.1 A
TTACHING
Fig. 16
1.
Grab the plough by its two longitudinal brackets
1
.
2.
Slide the guide pins into both guide rails
2
in the sweeper roller support plate.
3.
Lift the plough upwards, slide the reaction strut
3
into the space between the sweeping rollers.
4.
By lowering the plough and rotating the strut upwards at the same time, the strut is pushed all the way in - fork
4
on the
reaction strut rests on the gearbox and reinforcements of the support plate.
5.
The plough mounting is designed as floating. After mounting it on the machine, check that the plough moves freely in the vertical
direction.
2.6.2.2 U
SE
When moving around solid obstacles (kerbs, building walls, etc.), ensure that there is no contact with the plough.
The machine could get damaged!
•
When using sweeping plough
OR-80
or
ROR-1000
always use the extreme sweeping roller pivot positions - (see
Chap. 2.5.9
Rotating the sweeping rollers axis
page 31
and in
Fig. 12
). The snow slides more easily sideways on the plough.
•
The snow plough removes a higher layer of snow that the sweeping rollers would otherwise not be able to sweep away. A layer of snow
about 2 cm high remains on the surface of the area, which is thrown by the rollers into the space behind the plough and sideways.
Swept snow may stick to the rear of the plough. This is not a functional fault. Clean this area manually from time to time.
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During snow removal, a certain amount of snow can always get into the area behind the sweeping rollers on the surface to be cleaned. This condition is quite normal and does not
give rise to a claim for malfunctioning of the machine.
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Accessories can be purchased, they are not included in the basic equipment of the machine.
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