SB Hopper Broom 205 Series Cold Planer Special - Sweepster Brooms
SB Hopper Broom205 Series.Cold Planer SpecialSweepster Serial NumberManual Number: 51-4178Release Date: November, 2012Serial Number 0913001 and Up800-456-7100 www.paladinlcg.com Sweepster 2800 N. Zeeb Rd., Dexter, MI. 48130 United States of America Copyright 1
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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION.4SAFETY STATEMENTS.4GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.5-6SAFETY SIGNS & LABELS.7SERVICE & REPAIR - SAFETY.8OPERATION.8STORAGE.10PRODUCT INFORMATION. 11MAINTENANCE.12REPLACING BRUSH SECTIONS.13MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE.14MAINTENANCE RECORD.15TROUBLESHOOTING.16-17ADJUSTING THE GUTTERBROOM.18CORE ASSEMBLY.20MOTOR ASSEMBLY.21BEARING ASSEMBLY.22-23HOOD ASSEMBLY.24CUTTING EDGE KIT.25GUTTERBROOM.26-27DUST SUPPRESSION KIT.28-29BOLT TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS.30HYDRAULIC TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS.31-32WARRANTY.333
INTRODUCTIONPurpose of SweeperThis sweeper is designed solely for the use inconstruction cleanup, road maintenance and similaroperations. Use in any other way is consideredcontrary to the intended use. Compliance with andstrict adherence to operation, service and repairconditions, as specified by the manufacturer, arealso essential elements of the intended use.SAFETY STATEMENTSDANGER!THIS STATEMENT IS USEDWHERE SERIOUS INJURY ORDEATH WILL RESULT IF THEINSTRUCTIONS ARE NOTFOLLOWED PROPERLY.WARNING!THIS STATEMENT IS USEDWHERE SERIOUS INJURY ORDEATH COULD RESULT IFTHE INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOTFOLLOWED PROPERLY.CAUTION!THIS STATEMENT IS USEDWHERE MINOR INJURY COULDRESULT IF THE INSTRUCTIONSARE NOT FOLLOWED PROPERLY.NOTICE!THIS STATEMENT IS USEDWHERE EQUIPMENT ORPROPERTY DAMAGE COULDRESULT IF THE INSTRUCTIONSARE NOT FOLLOWED PROPERLY.Contacting SweepsterIf you have any questions about information in thismanual or need to order parts, please call, write, faxor e-mail SWEEPSTER.Sweepster2800 North Zeeb RoadDexter, Michigan 48130Phone: (734)-996-9116 - (800)-456-7100Fax: (734) 996-9014e-mail: sweepster@paladinbrands.comFor help with installation, operation or maintenanceprocedures, contact our Technical ServiceDepartment. Direct product questions and partsorders to our Sales Department.When ordering parts or accessories, be prepared togive the following information: Sweeper model, serial number and date ofpurchase Prime mover, make and model Part number, description and quantityTerms Used in ManualRight-hand, left-hand, front and rear are determinedfrom the operator’s perspective (either theoperator’s seat or standing behind a walk-behindunit), facing forward in the normal operatingposition.Warranty4To validate the warranty for this unit, fill out thewarranty card or warranty pages located in theback of this manual. Then send this information toSWEEPSTER.THIS SYMBOL BY ITSELF ORUSED WITH A SAFETY SIGNALWORD THROUGHOUT THISMANUAL IS USED TO CALL YOURATTENTION TO INSTRUCTIONSINVOLVING YOUR PERSONALSAFETY OR THE SAFETY OFOTHERS. FAILURE TO FOLLOWTHESE INSTRUCTIONS CANRESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH.
GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONSWARNING!WARNING!READ MANUAL PRIOR TOINSTALLImproper installation, operation,or maintenance of this equipmentcould result in serious injury ordeath. Operators and maintenancepersonnel should read thismanual as well as all manualsrelated to this equipment and theprime mover thoroughly beforebeginning installation, operation,or maintenance. FOLLOW ALLSAFETY INSTRUCTIONS INTHIS MANUAL AND THE PRIMEMOVERS MANUAL.READ AND UNDERSTAND ALLSAFETY STATEMENTSRead all safety decals and safetystatements in all manuals priorto operating or working on thisequipment. Know and obey allOSHA regulations, local lawsand other professional guidelinesfor your operation. Know andfollow good work practices whenassembling, maintaining, repairing,mounting, removing or operating thisequipment.KNOW YOUR EQUIPMENTKnow your equipment’s capabilities,dimensions and operations beforeoperating. Visually inspect yourequipment before you start, andnever operate equipment that is notin proper working order with all safetydevices intact. Check all hardware toassure it is tight. Make certain that alllocking pins, latches, and connectiondevices are properly installed andsecured. Remove and replace anydamaged, fatigued or excessivelyworn parts. Make certain all safetydecals are in place and are legible.Keep decals clean, and replace themif they become worn and hard toread.GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONSWARNING!PROTECT AGAINST FLYINGDEBRISAlways wear proper safety glasses,goggles or a face shield when drivingpins in or out or when operationcauses dust, flying debris, or anyother hazardous material.WARNING!LOWER OR SUPPORT RAISEDEQUIPMENTDo not work under raised boomswithout supporting them. Do not usesupport material made of concreteblocks, logs, buckets, barrels or anyother material that could suddenlycollapse or shift positions. Makesure support material is solid,not decayed, warped, twisted, ortapered. Lower booms to groundlevel or onto blocks. Lower boomsand attachments to the groundbefore leaving the cab or operator’sstation.WARNING!USE CARE WITH HYDRAULICFLUID PRESSUREHydraulic fluid under pressure canpenetrate the skin and cause seriousinjury or death. Hydraulic leaksunder pressure may not be visible.Before connecting or disconnectinghydraulic hoses, read your primemovers operator’s manual fordetailed instructions on connectingand disconnecting hydraulic hoses orfittings. Keep unprotected body parts,such as face, eyes, and arms asfar away as possible from asuspected leak. Flesh injected withhydraulic fluid may developgangrene or other permanentdisabilities. If injured by injected fluid, see adoctor at once. If your doctor is notfamiliar with this type of injury, askhim to research immediately todetermine proper treatment.5
GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONSCONTINUED Wear safety glasses, protectiveclothing, and use a sound piece ofcardboard or wood whensearching for hydraulic leaks.DO NOT USE YOUR HANDS!SEE ILLUSTRATION.6WARNING!DO NOT MODIFY MACHINE ORATTACHMENTSModifications may weaken theintegrity of the attachment and mayimpair the function, safety, life andperformance of the attachment.When making repairs, use onlythe manufacturer’s genuine parts,following authorized instructions.Other parts may be substandardin fit and quality. Never modifyany ROPS (Roll Over ProtectionSystem) equipment or device. Anymodifications must be authorized inwriting by the manufacturer.WARNING!SAFELY MAINTAIN AND REPAIREQUIPMENT Do not wear loose clothing, or anyaccessories that can catch inmoving parts. If you have long hair,cover or secure it so that it doesnot become entangled in theequipment. Work on a level surface in a well-litarea. Use properly grounded electricaloutlets and tools. Use the correct tool for the job athand. Make sure they are in goodcondition for the task required.GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONSCONTINUED Wear the protective clothingequipment specified by the toolmanufacturer.WARNING!SAFELY OPERATE EQUIPMENTDo not operate equipment until youare completely trained by a qualifiedoperator in how to use the controls,know its capabilities, dimensions,and all safety requirements. Seeyour prime movers manual for theseinstructions. Keep all step plates, grab bars,pedals, and controls free of dirt,grease, debris, and oil. Never allow anyone to be aroundthe equipment when it is operating. Do not allow riders on theattachment or the prime mover. Do not operate the equipmentfrom anywhere other than thecorrect operators position. Never leave equipment unattendedwith the engine running or with thisattachment in a raise position. Do not alter or remove any safetyfeature from the prime mover orthis attachment. Know your work site safety rules aswell as traffic rules and flow. Whenin doubt on any safety issue,contact your supervisor or safetycoordinator for an explanation.
SAFETY SIGNS & al Number36421343SAFETY SIGNS & LABELSThere are several specific signs on this sweeper.The exact location of the hazards and description ofthe hazards are reviewed.Placement or replacement of Safety Signs1. Clean the area of application with nonflammablesolvent, and then wash the same area with soapand 073750-063441043Qty Description113211Label, Read ManualLabel, Warning, High Pressure FluidLabel, Warning, Flying ObjectsLabel, Warning, Pinch Point HazardLabel, Serial NumberDecal, Warning, Hazardous “DustInstructions1. Keep all safety signs clean and legible.2. Allow the surface to fully dry.2. Replace all missing, illegible, or damaged safetysigns.3. Remove the backing from the safety sign,exposing the adhesive surface.3. Replacement parts, for parts with safety signsattached, must also have safety signs attached.4. Apply the safety sign to the position shown inthe diagram above and smooth out any bubbles.4. Safety signs are available, free of charge, fromyour dealer or from SWEEPSTER.7
OPERATIONSERVICE & REPAIR - SAFETYCAUTION!DO NOT MODIFY THE SWEEPERIN ANY WAY. Personal injury couldresult. If you have questions, contactyour dealer or SWEEPSTER.Repair or adjust the sweeper in a safe area, awayfrom traffic and other hazards.Before adjusting or servicing the sweeper, lowerthe sweeper to the ground, stop the prime moverengine, set the brakes and remove the key from theignition.When working on or around the sweeper, lower itto the ground or secure it with transport chains orcylinder-stop locks.Stop the prime mover engine and cycle controllevers to release hydraulic pressure before servicingor adjusting sweeper hydraulic systems.WARNING!ESCAPING HYDRAULIC FLUIDCAN HAVE ENOUGH PRESSURETO PENETRATE THE SKIN, causingserious personal injury.Do not bend high pressure lines. Do not strike highpressure lines. Do not install bent lines, bent tubes,or kinked hoses. Do not install damaged lines,tubes, or hoses.Repair damaged or loose lines, tubes and hoses.Leaks can cause fires. See your SWEEPSTERdealer for repair or replacement parts.Replace the parts if any of the following conditionsare present:8 The end fittings are damaged or leaking. The outer covering is chafed or cut. The reinforcing wire layer is exposed. The outer covering is ballooning locally. The hose is kinked or crushed. The hose has been pulled or stretched.Make sure that all clamps, guards, and shields areinstalled correctly.CAUTION!A SWEEPER IS A DEMANDINGMACHINE. Only fully trainedoperators or trainee operators undersupervision of a fully trained personshould use this machine.Before operating sweeper: Learn sweeper and prime mover controls in anoff-road location. Be sure that you are in a safe area, away fromtraffic or other hazards. Check all hardware holding the sweeper to thehost machine, making sure it is tight. Replace any damaged or fatigued hardwarewith properly rated fasteners. Make sure all hydraulic hardware and hydraulicfittings are tight. Replace any damaged or fatigued fittings orhoses. Check all tire pressures before sweeping. Check tire ratings to be sure they match theprime mover load. Weigh the sweeper end ofthe prime mover, if necessary, to insure propertire rating. Remove from the sweeping area all propertythat could be damaged by flying debris. Be sure all persons not operating the sweeperare clear of the sweeper discharge area. Always wear proper apparel such as a longsleeved shirt buttoned at the cuffs; safetyglasses, goggles or a face shield; earprotection; and a dust mask.While operating sweeper: When operating sweeper, adhere to allgovernment rules, local laws and otherprofessional guidelines for your sweepingapplication.
Before leaving the operators area for anyreason, lower the sweeper to the ground. Stopthe prime mover engine, set the brakes andremove the key from the ignition.Run the prime mover and sweeper at a low idle.Check for hydraulic leaks or other problems andmake corrections, if necessary, before using thesweeper. Minimize flying debris - use the slowest rotatingspeed that will do the job.WARNING! Keep hands, feet, hair and other loose clothingaway from all moving parts. Leave the brush hood (shield) and all othershields and safety equipment in place whenoperating the sweeper and primer mover. Be aware of extra weight and width a sweeperadds. Reduce travel speed accordingly. Leave the brush hood (shield) and all othershields and safety equipment in place whenoperating the sweeper. When sweeping on rough terrain, reduce speedto avoid “bouncing” the sweeper. Loss ofsteering can result. Never sweep toward people, buildings, vehiclesor other objects that can be damaged by flyingdebris. Only operate the sweeper while you are in theseat of the prime mover. The seat belt must befastened while you operate the prime mover.Only operate the controls while the engine isrunning. Protective glasses must be worn whileyou operate the prime mover and while youoperate the sweeper. While you operate the sweeper slowly in anopen area, check for proper operation of allcontrols and all protective devices. Note anyrepairs needed during operation of the sweeper.Report any needed repairs.AVOID SERIOUS INJURY. Checkfor large objects that could harm theoperator or others if thrown by thesweeper. Remove these items beforeoperating.During UseCarry the sweeper low to the ground so that theoperator has good visibility and stability. Avoid anysudden movements from one side to the other sidewhen you carry a sweeper.Avoid excessive downward pressure on the brushsections to prevent excessive wear. A two to fourinch wide pattern is sufficient for most applications.Ensure that the motor and bearing plates areequally adjusted in order to prevent an uneven wearpattern.Directing DebrisObserve wind direction. Sweeping with the windmakes sweeping more effective and helps keepdebris off the operator.The terms swing and angle are usedinterchangeably.NOTICE!AVOID SWEEPER DAMAGE.Reduce travel speed to avoidhitting immovable objects.Before Each UsePerform daily maintenance as indicated inMaintenance Schedule.9
Brush, Engine & Travel SpeedsVary brush, engine and travel speeds to matchsweeping conditions.Dirt & GravelTo keep dust at a minimum, plan sweeping for dayswhen it is overcast and humid or after it has rained.Also, sweep so the wind blows at your back.Low brush speeds and moderate travel speeds workbest for cleaning debris from hard surfaces. Brushspeeds that are too fast tend to raise dust becauseof the aggressive sweeper action.BRUSHROTATIONTRAVELTo sweep gravel, use just enough brush speed to“roll” the gravel, not throw it.Heavy DebrisTravel slowly - 5 mph (8 kph).BRUSHROTATIONSweep a path less than the full width of thesweeper.Increase engine speed if debris becomes veryheavy.STORAGENOTICE!Do not store the sweeper withweight on the brush. Weight willdeform the bristles, destroying thesweeping effectiveness.Do not store polypropylenebrushes in direct sunlight. Thematerial can deteriorate andcrumble before the bristles areworn out.Keep polypropylene brushmaterial away from intense heat orflame.10TRAVELWARNING!EXPOSURE TO RESPIRABLECRYSTALLINE SILICADUST ALONG WITH OTHERHAZARDOUS DUSTS MAYCAUSE SERIOUS OR FATALRESPIRATORY DISEASE.It is recommended to use dustsuppression, dust collection andif necessary personal protectiveequipment during the operation ofany attachment that may cause highlevels of dust.
OVERALLWIDTHPRODUCT HORZ.CENTEROFGRAVITYOVERALL LENGTHOverall HeightOVERALLHEIGHT28.8 inches ( all models )Overall Width74.4 inches 5 ft86.4 inches 6 ft98.4 inches 7 ftHORZ.OverallLengthCENTER61.0 inches ( all models )OFGRAVITYSweepingOVERALL LENGTHWidthCenter of GravityWeight - StandardWeight - Cold Planer Special(24 inch Pack)Flow Range60.0 inches 5 ft72.0 inches 6 ft84.0 inches 7 ft26.4 inches ( all models )840 lbs 5 ft956 lbs 6 ft1072 lbs 7 ft892 lbs 5 ft1008 lbs 6 ft1124 lbs 7 ft18.3 C.I. Motor 10-18 gpm28.3 C.I. Motor 15-25 gpmMaximum Pressure3500 psiBrush Diameter26 inches11
MAINTENANCEBrush PatternAdjusting Brush PatternA properly adjusted brush offers the best sweeperperformance. To check the brush pattern:1. Loosen the bottom 1 inch nut.2. Adjust the top 1 inch nut to set the pattern.Tighten (clockwise) to increase pattern.Loosen (Counterclockwise) to decrease pattern.1. Move the sweeper to a dusty, flat surface.2. Set the prime movers parking brake and leavethe engine running.3. Start the sweeper rotating at a slow speed; then,lower it so the broom arms bottom out. Run thesweeper in the operating position (bottom ofbucket about 1 inch off ground) for 10 seconds.3. When the pattern is set, tighten the bottom 1inch nut.4. Adjust the flaps so they just touch the ground.NOTICE!4. Raise the sweeper and back away, set parkingbrake, shut down the prime mover and removethe ignition key, exit the prime mover andinspect the brush pattern. The brush pattern leftin the dust should be 2-4 inches wide, runningthe length of the brush. (figure 1)To extend brush life make surebolts on both sides are adjustedevenly.5. Adjust the brush pattern as necessary accordingto the following instructions and recheck thebrush pattern.1" CLEARANCE(MAINTAIN CLEARANCE)FLAPS TOUCHSWEEPING SURFACE2" - 4" PATTERNWorn Section StandardSection OD, Ring erenceInformationSectionOD, WornExposedBristle, WornBristleLengthExposedBristle, 012.6913.317.58.010.012.011.412.1
REPLACING BRUSH SECTIONS1. Remove the side flaps. Retain hardware forreinstallation.2. Remove motor mount lynch pins. Retain pins forreinstallation. Remove motor assembly. Do nottangle hoses.Fir st Sect ion3. Remove bearing mount lynch pins. Retain pinsfor reinstallation.figure 14. Lift sweeper body leaving core on ground.5. Remove the bearing mounting plate and sectionretainer plate. Retain hardware for reinstallation.6. Remove old sections.7. Install new sections by doing the following:a. Number the tubes on the core as 1,2 and 3(figure 1).Second Sect ionfigure 21/2 of Core1/2 of Dense 1/2 of DenseFill Required Fill Requiredb. Slide the first section onto the core with thedrive pins on either side of square stock1. Make sure that the drive pins angle up(figure 1).c. Place the second section on the core withthe drive pins on either side of square stock2. Be sure the drive pins angle down (figure2).d. Put the third section on with the drive pinsaround square stock 3. Be sure the drivepins angle up. (Proceed to step e or f.)e. For SB Hopper, slide sections on until thecore is full, making sure to alternate thesquare stock used and the direction of thedrive pins. (Proceed to step 8.)f1. For CP Special, slide sections on as statedabove up to a predetermined point which is1/2 of the densely packed area below thecenter of the core. (figure 3)f2. For CP Special, slide the next section onwith the drive pins in the same up or downangle as the previous section but continuepositioning the drive pins on either side ofthe next sequential square stock. Continueassembly in this manner until the denselyf1f2f3Center of Corefigure 3 (CP Special Only)packed area is full. (figure 3)f3. For CP Special, revert back to alternating upand down angle for the drive pins until thecore is full. (figure 3)8. Re-attach the section retainer and bearingmounting plate with previously removedhardware.9. Lay core on ground. Lower body over core.10. Re-attach the bearing mounting plate withpreviously removed lynch pins.11. Re-attach motor assembly with lynch pins.12. Re-attach side flaps with hardware removed infirst step.13
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULEProcedureBeforeEachUseAfterEachUse100500 See PrimeHours HoursMoverManualBrush pattern - Check (See Pattern Adjustment)Fittings/hoses, hydraulic - Check for Leaks- Check for damageFittings, zerk - Grease (See Lubrication Points)Oil, hydraulic (Prime Mover)- Check Level- Check CleanlinessSee Below for RequirementsHardware -Check for tightnessOil Cleanliness RequirementsNOTICE!All hydraulic fluid shall be filteredbefore use in any SWEEPSTERproduct to obtain the cleanlinessstandard of ISO 4406:20/18/13,unless explicitly specifiedotherwise.Fittings/Hoses Inspection GuidelineStop the prime mover engine and release hydraulicpressure before servicing or adjusting sweeperhydraulic systems.WARNING!ESCAPING HYDRAULIC FLUIDCAN HAVE ENOUGH PRESSURETO PENETRATE THE SKIN, causingserious personal injury.Do not bend or strike high pressure lines. Do notinstall bent or kinked lines, hoses or tubes. Do notinstall damaged lines, tubes or hoses.Repair loose lines, tubes and hoses. Repairdamaged lines, tubes and hoses. Leaks can causefires. See your Sweepster dealer for repair orreplacement parts. Check lines, tubes and hosescarefully. Do not use your hand to check for leaks.Use a board or cardboard to check for leaks.Tighten all connections to the recommended torque.Replace the parts if any of the following conditionsare present: The end fittings are damaged or leaking. The outer covering is chafed or cut. The reinforcing wire layer is exposed. The outer covering is ballooning locally. The hose is kinked or crushed. The hoses have been pulled or stretched.Make sure that all clamps, guards and shields areinstalled correctly.14
MAINTENANCE RECORDDateMaintenance Procedure PerformedPerformed byComments15
TROUBLESHOOTINGBrush Head AssemblyProblemPossible CauseMotor for broom will not operate Auxiliary hydraulics control on primemover is activated in the wrong positionHoses improperly connected to primemoverHoses on prime mover are obstructedSluggish broom operationThe motor runs but the broomdoes not runOil leaks from the motorBrush rotates in wrongdirectionsBrush slows or stops whensweepingHoses on broom are obstructedVerify controls. See primemover owners manualConnect hoses correctly toprime moverClear obstruction on primemoverClear obstruction on broomThe motor has failedReplace the motorInsufficient oil flow from the primemoverOne or more seals have failed in themotorHydraulic filter on prime mover is dirtyIncrease engine RPMMotor shaft has a sheared keyReplace keyOne or more seals have failed in themotorSeals on the fittings are damagedReplace the seals or motorFittings are loose or damagedTighten or replace fittingsHydraulic hoses are loose or damagedTighten or replace hosesHoses installed incorrectlySwitch hose connectionsBrush pattern too wideAdjust brush pattern, seepage 12Reduce travel speedTravel speed too fastTrying to sweep too much material atonce.Hydraulic motor is failingBrush wears very quickly16Possible SolutionBrush pattern is too wideReplace the seals or motorReplace filterReplace seals or fittingsReduce amount of materialbeing swept, make morepassesReplace motorAdjust brush pattern, seepage 12
TROUBLESHOOTINGHydraulic AssemblyProblemPossible CauseExcessive hydraulic oil Low hydraulic oil level on the primetemperaturemoverHydraulic hoses are obstructedPossible SolutionAdd hydraulic fluidClear obstructions in hosesHydraulic oil and/or filter on primeReplace hydraulic oil and/or filter onmover are dirtyprime moverQuick couplers are not properly seated Reconnect quick couplers properlyHydraulic quickcoupler leaksBrush pattern too wideAdjust brush pattern, see page 12Travel speed too fastReduce travel speedTrying to sweep too much material atonceHydraulic motor is failingReduce the amount of material beingswept. Make more passes.Replace motorQuick coupler poppet is unseated ordamagedReconnect or replace the quick couplers17
ADJUSTING THE GUTTERBROOMAdjusting Gutterbroom PatternWhen the gutterbroom height is properly adjusted,bristles contact the ground as shown in figure 1.Contact Area (Top View)Installed on leftInstalled on rightTo adjust the gutterbroom:1. Lower the gutterbroom to the ground.2. Loosen the hardware holding the gutterbroommotor mounting plate.3. Turn the motor mounting plate to the right or left.4. Adjust the tension chain so it holds thegutterbroom in place.5. Tighten the hardware holding the motormounting plate.Shading represents the area that touches theground on properly adjusted gutterbrooms.figure 1WARNING!ESCAPING HYDRAULIC FLUIDCAN HAVE ENOUGH PRESSURETO PENETRATE THE SKIN, causingserious personal injury.Adjusting Gutterbroom SwingReplacing Gutter BrushA properly adjusted gutterbroom extends the mainbrush’s sweeping path, leaving no streaks betweenthe two paths. For this to happen, the inside edge ofthe gutterbroom brush pattern must line up with theoutside edge of the sweeper.1. Remove the worn gutter brush section from thebrush plate.To adjust gutterbroom swing:3. Adjust according to “Adjust GutterbroomPattern” and “Adjusting Gutterbroom Swing”.1. Loosen the nut.2. Adjust the screw. Turn it in for more swing orturn it out for less swing.3. Tighten the nut.Using GutterbroomThe gutterbroom is for sweeping forward only.When sweeping next to curbs or walls with agutterbroom, only the bristle tips should touch thevertical surface.When not using the gutterbroom for a short period,raise it 1-2 inches (25-51mm) off the ground with thetension chain. During extended periods of no use,unhook hydraulic hoses from the gutterbroom motor,remove the gutterbroom assembly and connecthydraulic hoses to run only the main brush.182. Mount a new gutter brush section to the brushplate reusing the hardware.
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CORE ASSEMBLY41Item1.2.3.4.Part5Qty -613-15657-713-156623331111Nut, Insert, Hex, M6 x 1Washer, Lock, Split, Medium, M6Screw, HHC, CL10.9, M6-1 x 30MMWeld, Core, 8, 5 FtWeld, Core, 8, 6 FtWeld, Core, 8, 7 FtPlate, Section, Retainer, 8Not Shown:01-085101-085301-9279111Set, Section, Poly, 5 ftSet, Section, Poly, 6 ftSet, Section, Poly, 7 ft5.01-1156101-1168101-1169101-5010 Varies23Set, Section, Mixed, 5 ftSet, Section, Mixed, 6 ftSet, Section, Mixed, 7 ftSection, 26, 8, Mixed, Convoluted, Heavy FillCold Planer Special OnlyBrush Quantity ChartNominal 5 ftNominal 6 ftNominal 7 ftNested Width Total Quantity Total Quantity Total 54586166717481985761646873788188115
MOTOR ASSEMBLY31049657Apply Loctite to motorshaft nut if removed.11281Service Parts for 03-6444 Motor07-8215 Motor, Shaft, Lock, Nut03-6468 Seal Kit07-7529 Replacement -375607-668313-1520613-1622513-17039Qty Description11112664444111Motor, 17.1 CID, 1.25 TPR (Serial #1231001 & Up)Motor, 24.7 CID, 1.25 TPR (Serial #1231001 & Up)Motor, 18.3 CID, 1.25, TPR (Serial # 1230199 & Down)Motor, 28.3 CID, 1.25, TPR (Serial # 1230199 & Down)Fitting, 10MB-10MFWasher, Lock, Split, Medium, M10Screw, HHC, CL10.9, M10-1.50 x 30MMWasher, Flat, CL10.9, M12Nut, Hex, CL10.9, M12-1.75Washer, Lock, Split, Medium, M12Screw, HHC, CL10.9, M12-1.75 x 65MMHub, Hex, 2 1/2 x 1 1/4, Tapered Bore x 3.75Plate, Receiver, Hex, 2.50 InchPlate, Mounting, Motor, ToollessService Parts for 03-6335 Motor03-8215 Motor, Shaft, Lock, Nut03-6468 Seal Kit07-7
4 INTRODUCTION Purpose of Sweeper This sweeper is designed solely for the use in construction cleanup, road maintenance and similar operations. Use in any other way is considered
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