Components (Trowel) - MULTIQUIP WHITEMAN MD105 Operation Manual

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1. Retardant Spray Control Buttons (2) — Located
on the steering control handles, these buttons control
the flow of retardant spray through the nozzles at the
front of the trowel.
2. Grab Bars (2) — Always use the grab bars to lift
yourself onto the trowel.
WARNING
NEVER use the grab bars for lifting of the trowel for
transport. ALWAYS attach lifting slings/chains to the
lift loops only. Refer to the Lifting and Transporting
section for details.
3. Seat Switch — Safety feature stops blade rotation
when the operator leaves the seat. The trowel blades
will not turn and engine speed will not rise above idle
unless the operator is seated.
4. Retardant Spray Tank — Remove the filler cap to add
retardant to the tank. Holds up to 3 gallons (11.3 liters)
of retardant.
MD105 RIDE-ON TROWEL • OPERATION MANUAL — REV. #0 (03/29/24) — PAGE 21
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Figure 9. Trowel Components
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5. Blade Pitch Control Switch (Left Pitch) — Adjusts
the left-side blade pitch independently of the right side.
6. Light Switch — Activates the 6 LED trowel lights.
7. Blade Pitch Control Switch (Twin Pitch™) — Adjusts
the blade pitch on both rotors simultaneously.
8. Hydraulic Coolers (2) — Maintain the optimum
hydraulic oil operating temperature.
9. Hydraulic Motors (2) — These direct-drive hydraulic
motors rotate the spider assemblies.
10. Spider Assemblies (2) — Each spider assembly
contains six trowel arms with 8-inch combination blades
equally spaced in a radial pattern.
11. Engines (2) — The trowel is powered by dual Honda
iGX800 gasoline engines. The front engine/pump
assembly powers the right-side hydraulic motor, and
the rear engine/pump assembly powers the left-side
hydraulic motor. Refer to the Components (Engine),
Operation, and Maintenance sections for more
information.
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