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Summary of Contents for S.D.P. EZ Hauler Series
- Page 1 EZ Hauler Series PREOPERATIONAL INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE...
- Page 2 EZ Hauler Series FILTERS...
- Page 3 FILTERS Locate the engine oil dipstick & filter, check oil level and note the filter change date. NOTE: Engine oil filter must be changed after the first 50 hours and every 200 hours thereafter.
- Page 4 FILTERS Locate the engine fuel filter and note the change date. NOTE: Engine fuel filter must be changed after every 200 hours of use.
- Page 5 FILTERS Locate the engine air filter and note the change date NOTE: Engine air filter must be changed after every 200 hours of use.
- Page 6 FILTERS Locate the hydraulic fluid filter behind the rear dash panel, note the change date. NOTE: The hydraulic fluid filter must be changed after the first 50 hours and every 200 hours thereafter.
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Page 7: Grease Points
EZ Hauler Series GREASE POINTS... - Page 8 GREASE POINTS Locate all grease points on the crane and on the chassis. NOTE: All grease points must be checked and greased weekly with high pressure lithium grease.
- Page 9 EZ Hauler Series FIBERGLASS BOOM & ACCESSORIES...
- Page 10 FIBERGLASS Check for stress cracks and chips on final fiberglass extension. NOTE: Keep surface of fiberglass boom clean to assure dielectric stability.
- Page 11 FIBERGLASS Check for stress and cracks in all fiberglass accessories.
- Page 12 EZ Hauler Series ROPE & LIFTING STRAPS...
- Page 13 ROPE Check for fraying, dirt and wear on the rope NOTE: Never attach rope directly to object being lifted. NOTE: Contaminants on rope can compromise the dielectric stability.
- Page 14 ROPE Check wear on all lifting straps NOTE: Always use a lifting strap when setting poles!
- Page 15 EZ Hauler Series CRANE & OUTRIGGER ATTACHMENT BOLTS...
- Page 16 BOLTS Check all crane attachment bolts for stress, wear, and torque. NOTE: Torque specifications for the crane attachment bolts is 160 foot pounds.
- Page 17 BOLTS Check outrigger bolts for stress and wear. Recommend 280lbs of torque...
- Page 18 EZ Hauler Series OUTRIGGERS...
- Page 19 OUTRIGGERS Check for wear and stress on all outrigger pins and hubs.
- Page 20 OUTRIGGERS Check for stress wear on outrigger body, arms and feet.
- Page 21 OUTRIGGERS Check for leaks on outrigger hydraulic cylinder.
- Page 22 EZ Hauler Series HYD. PUMP & PRESSURE...
- Page 23 HYD. PUMP & PRESSURE The hydraulic pump should be set at 2800psi. The hydraulic pump is located at the rear of the engine.
- Page 24 HYD. PUMP & PRESSURE The drive pressure should be set at 2750psi. The drive valve pressure relief is located on the right hand side of the drive valve.
- Page 25 HYD. PUMP & PRESSURE The crane pressure should be set at 2500psi. The crane valve pressure relief is located on the left hand side of the crane valve.
- Page 26 EZ Hauler Series TRACK BASE...
- Page 27 TRACK BASE Check hydraulic fluid level with sight gauge. NOTE: Use MIL SPEC 5606 or equivalent grade hydraulic oil.
- Page 28 TRACK BASE Check for track tension & wear. NOTE: There should be only 1” of flex in track tension.
- Page 29 EZ Hauler Series REMOTE...
- Page 30 REMOTE Make certain the remote is fully charged. NOTE: A complete charge can be achieved in about 1 hour and charge status will be displayed by the green LED indicator on transmitter. NOTE: Charge will last approximately 6 hours.
- Page 31 REMOTE Familiarize the transmitter controls. NOTE: The E-Stop button on the transmitter acts as the on / off switch as well.
- Page 32 REMOTE Error codes will be displayed on the receiver face if failure should occur. NOTE: The remote will shut off when an error is received to prevent any possible accidents. NOTE: Remote transmitter will need to be turned off and then back on, to reset error.
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Page 33: Fuse Panel
EZ Hauler Series FUSE PANEL... - Page 34 FUSE PANEL Fuse block is located on the inside of the rear dash panel.
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Page 35: Emergency Stop Locations
EZ Hauler Series EMERGENCY STOP LOCATIONS... - Page 36 E-STOPS Familiarize the locations of the emergency stops. NOTE: All EZ Haulers have three emergency stop buttons. Two are electric and one is hydraulic.
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Page 37: Changing The Battery
EZ Hauler Series CHANGING THE BATTERY... - Page 38 BATTERY CHANGE To change the battery in the unit, you must first remove the valve attachment plate screws and set the valve forward. This will allow the room necessary to replace the battery.
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