Required Maintenance - Cadman 1500 Operator, Parts, And Installation Manual

TR-MAN-1500
Operator's Manual - Mini-Travellers

Required Maintenance

Prevention of mechanical failure is the goal of any good maintenance schedule. The
secret to preventing unwanted down time is to adhere to a maintenance schedule
suited to the way you use the equipment. Your maintenance schedule should include
the following minimum requirements:
ONLY perform maintenance when the machine is shut down with the
battery removed and is in a non-loaded condition. This means that no
water is being pumped through the reel, all water pressure has been
appropriately bled, and all mechanical tension has been released from the
hose rewind system.
Each Use
Maintenance Item
Visually inspect
equipment
Lubricate the following
Maintain tire pressure
Check battery level
Every 100 Hours
Maintenance Item
Adjust, if necessary, the
tension of the drive and
indexer chain
Lubricate the following
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Walk around the unit and inspect for loose, missing or
damaged items. Replace missing or damaged items
and tighten loosened items.
 Indexer chain
 Gear box
Figure 39
 Wheel axles on main chassis
 All grease points
Using a tire pressure gauge, check the pressure of each
tire and add or remove air to achieve the manufacturer's
recommended pressure posted on the tire sidewall.
Check battery level to ensure there is enough charge to
complete the required cycles.
Table 3 - Required Maintenance - Each Use
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Remove protective shield. The indexer chain is properly
Figure 38
tensioned when it has no visible slack. Adjustments are
&
made by moving the idler wheel (rub block) towards the
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chain. Replace the shield before operating this machine.
 Indexer chain
 Gear box
Figure 39
 Wheel axles on main chassis
 All grease points
Table 4 – Every 100 Hours of Use
Procedure
DO NOT LOWER TIRE PRESSURE BELOW
THE RECOMMENDED LEVEL.
pressure than the recommended pressure
could result in the tire separating from the
rim.
Procedure
A lower