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Post Pounder Safety and Operating
Thank you for choosing our Honda gas powered Post Pounder. Certified by Honda Canada.
Deer Fence Canada Inc. assembles and services the driver for all of Canada. For more information
please visit www.deerfencecanada.ca or 1 866 914 3337
Warning: ONLY operate the throttle while the Post Pounder Driver is on a post and be-
tween 5-10kg (10 to 12 pounds) pull down force is exerted on handles. Failure to do so can
result in danger to the operator and damage to the machine. Further, never drive a post/
rod in to the ground until the barrel touches the ground as this can result damage to the post driver.
Read the Post Pounder Safety and Operating Instructions carefully and understand all
safety and operating instructions prior to using the machine. The Instructions contain es-
sential safety information and provide knowledge on how use and maintain the machine
in a safe and efficient
Instructions
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Summary of Contents for Deer Fence Canada PP52
- Page 1 Instructions Thank you for choosing our Honda gas powered Post Pounder. Certified by Honda Canada. Deer Fence Canada Inc. assembles and services the driver for all of Canada. For more information please visit www.deerfencecanada.ca or 1 866 914 3337 Warning: ONLY operate the throttle while the Post Pounder Driver is on a post and be- tween 5-10kg (10 to 12 pounds) pull down force is exerted on handles.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of contents SAFETY (PPE) ERSONAL ROTECTIVE QUIPMENT OISE HAZARD LECTRICAL TILITIES CONCEALED OBJECT HAZARDS IBRATION HAZARD ERVICE AND MAINTENANCE MALLER POSTS USE OF REDUCING BUSH OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS UNCTION PPLICATIONS START CHECKLIST AFE STARTING RIVING POSTS MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING ANUFACTURER SERVICING AINTENANCE SCHEDULE RANK LUBRICATION AMMER SECTION SERVICE... -
Page 3: Safety
Safety This section provides safety information and hazards of a general nature. Further safety warn- ings and information are provided where relevant, in the Operating instructions, and Mainte- nance and servicing sections of this document. Warning: Sudden or unexpected movement of the machine may occur during op- eration, which may result in injury to the operator and/or damage to the machine. -
Page 4: Personal Protective Equipment (Ppe)
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Ensure the operator and all other persons nearby wear, at a minimum, the following PPE: • Class 4 hearing protection, greater than 22dB attenuation CSA approved. http:// www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/prevention/ppe/ear_prot.html • Safety glasses to CSA medium impact rating (http://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/pre- vention/ppe/glasses.html) •... -
Page 5: Vibration Hazard
Vibration hazard Hand-arm vibration (HAV) Exposure to HAV can result in disrupted circulation in the hand and forearm and/or damage to nerves and tendons, muscles, bones and joints of the hand and arm. It can cause a range of conditions collectively known as hand–arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) and specific disorders such as carpal tunnel syndrome, ‘tennis elbow’... -
Page 6: Service And Maintenance
Where there is too much clearance on each side, use a reducing bush. The bush can be locked in position on the PP83 with a retention device through the tapped hole in the barrel. The reducers for the PP52 are held in place with O rings. -
Page 7: Operating Instructions
The Post Pounder operates a pneumatic hammer system powered by a Honda GX35 engine to drive material into the ground with a hammering action. Differences between PP52 and PP83 Post PP52... -
Page 8: Applications
Applications Types of posts The Post Pounder will drive a variety of posts, tubing,pipe, rebar, ground rods directly into the ground. Wooden posts larger than 2 inch (50 mm) may require a pilot hole to be made depending on the ground conditions. Use the optional reducers/adaptors to keep the post being driven centred in the Post Pounder barrel. -
Page 9: Safe Starting
Visually inspect all Tighten as necessary:( use Blue thread locker if screws were slack) fasteners • Cover plate screws • Carrying handle screws • Screws in engine guard, and body castings Safe starting • Start and operate the Post Pounder unit outdoors, and in a ventilated area Place the Post pounder on a secure even surface •... - Page 10 • Maintain good balance and secure footing on both feet, with feet far apart. • Only operate the Post Pounder in daylight conditions with good visibility • Ensure the operator and all other persons nearby wear, at a minimum, the follow- ing PPE Stand the post in the required position and push into the ground.
- Page 11 • Once the post has been observed as being driven in to the ground, then fully de- press the throttle trigger and drive the post to the desired depth. • If the post does NOT drive into the ground cease driving, remove the post and move along a short distance and retry.
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Page 12: Maintenance And Servicing
Failure to follow the maintenance schedules for the Post Pounder, and Honda GX35 engine, may result in non-warranty machine failures. Manufacturer servicing Should assistance be required, Deer Fence Canada Inc. can perform servicing at a cost. For technical advice, please contact Deer Fence Canada Inc.. Maintenance schedule... - Page 13 Tools/materials required for full Lubrication • M3 Allen key, provided with service kit. • Blue Thread locking compound medium strength • Degreaser solvent • EP 0 grease. Performing the crank lubrication. 1. Remove the 4 screws from the crank cover plate, using an M3 Allen key. 2.
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Page 14: Hammer Section Service
fect the striking power of the tool. Do not over or under grease or the air holes will become blocked. If the ring of grease around the crank case wall measures less than 6-8 mm ( 1⁄4”), this is an in- dication the grease level is low. - Page 15 2. Remove the damper section , and inspect for wearing in the rubber dampers and steel components. 3. Remove the bottom anvil and inspect the Viton O ring for wear or damage, and re- place if necessary. The anvil component is made from high quality tool steel and should not be a wearing component,clean off old grease.
- Page 16 Reassembling the bottom assembly After thoroughly cleaning and drying the components and checking for excessive wear, re- assembly can occur. 1. Apply a coating of EP0 grease around the O ring and outside of the piston, and gently push back into the housing using a soft dolly. 2.
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Page 17: Storage Of Driver
Insert the handles and springs back into the bottom housing. Apply medium strength thread locking compound to the 6 socket screws with lock washers in the bottom han- dle casting and tighten to 20Nm. Apply 75ml of EP 0 grease to the crank area, and reinstall the socket screws using medium strength blue thread locking compound. - Page 18 • Prime fuel bulb and engage choke • Check spark plug and spark present. Post driver not hammering If your driver sounds like it is running fine, however the striker is not hammering as it • should; make sure your striker is fully engaged. There is a safety feature which will disen- gage the striker if it is dry fired or misfired.
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Page 19: Frequently Asked Questions (Faq)
Once the flared top is removed, slide the lower driver body off the post and re-assemble it to the upper driver body. Follow the bolt tightening and thread locking guidelines explained in the “servicing” section. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) Servicing Q: Will servicing void warranty? A: Warranty will be covered when service is performed in accordance with the instructions contained in this service manual. -
Page 20: Warranty
Warranty The Post Pounder has a one year warranty limited to defects in workmanship or parts, from the date of supply (by the distributor) when used in accordance with reasonable use and care. Please keep your proof of purchase to assist with any warranty claims. Defects that occur within the stated warranty period other than those components excluded below shall be repaired or replaced. - Page 21 To the extent permitted by law, where the Company determines in its sole discretion that the warranty claim does not fall within the terms and conditions of this warranty and is not ac- cepted by the Company, the Company is not required to repair or replace the Goods and is not liable to the Customer for any costs or expenses incurred.
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- Page 23 Part Parts Part Part Name PP52 Part Name PP83 MPD-1 M8*15 BOLTS common M8*15 BOLTS MPD-2 M8*20 TOP HANDLE BOLTS common M8*20 TOP HANDLE BOLTS MPD-3 TOP HANDLE TOP HANDLE + PLATE different MPD-4 HANDLE PLATE different MPD-5 HANDLE CUP...
- Page 24 Quick Start Guide 1. Put on the required Personal Protective Equipment 2. Place Post Pounder vertically on stand or hold vertically. 3. Check oil level. 4. Check fuel level. 5. Press the priming bulb until fuel is seen in return line. 6.
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