Treater Setup - USC LPV Operator's Manual

For the LPV Automated Treater HMI Touch screens, see the appropriate U-Treat
Automation manual.
The following steps outline the set-up of your USC Portable LPV Treater :
1. Clear the area of bystanders, especially small children, before moving.
2. Attach the Portable System to an appropriate towing vehicle.
3. Ensure there is enough clearance from overhead obstructions and power lines
or other equipment to move the machine into its working position. 13 feet 6 inches
is required to clear the top of the inlet conveyor.
4. Move the portable system to a desired position on a level surface ensuring the
machine remains stable during the treating process.
5. Set the park brake on the towing vehicle before dismounting.
6. Lower the trailer jacks to provide additional stability during the treating process.
If you are going to operate without the tow vehicle attached, the trailer may not
be more than 5 degrees low on the discharge conveyor side. With the vehicle
attached the angle may be no more than 10 degrees. Use the trailer jacks
to make the trailer as level as possible. If the angle is too steep, the equipment
may topple or work improperly, damaging the equipment and or causing
personal injury.
7. Remove the Clevis pins
from both sides of the
portable steps (left), and
rotate them into the working
position (right). Insert both
pins back into the mounting
bracket to avoid misplacing
them.
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PORTABLE LPV TREATER
TREATER SET UP
USC strongly recommends that the trailers is attached
to the tow vehicle whenever the discharge conveyor is
deployed and the treating system is in use.