Egholm Park Ranger 2150 Operator's Manual
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- Page 1 LEAF SUCTION UNIT Park Ranger 2150...
- Page 2 Disclaimer As it is the Egholm policy to make continuous improvements, we reserve the right to alter the specifications and equipment at any time without prior notice. Egholm accepts no liability for errors or omissions in the operator's manual.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
5.1 Wearing parts - Park Ranger 2150 Leaf suction unit ....... -
Page 4: General Information
1.5 bar (22 psi) max. 2.5 bar (36 psi). Low tyre pressure increases the risk of tipping. Max. 10° Do not drive on slopes with an incline of more than 10° Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... - Page 5 Note that the turbine will continue to rotate for 20-30 seconds after the hydraulics have been disengaged. The cab of the Park Ranger 2150 is approved as a roll- over protection structure (ROPS). It is recommended that this cab is fitted for operation in areas with a high risk of tipping.
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Page 6: Ec Declaration Of Conformity
· has been manufactured in conformity with the provisions of the Machinery Directive, Directive 2006/42/EC · has been manufactured in conformity with the provisions of Machinery Directive 2000/14/EU Place: Lemvig, Denmark Date: Signature: Knud Olsen, Senior Engineer Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... -
Page 7: Technical Data
Air speed between the two turbines 51 m/s Air speed in the leaf collection hose 184 km/hour Hydraulic oil type Texaco Rando HDZ46 or sim. Operating speed 3-6 km/h Specifications may be changed without prior notice. Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... -
Page 8: Operator's Manual
A-frame feet. (Picture 3) Lifting eye If the leaf suction unit has to be transported later without using a Park Ranger 2150, it should be securely mounted on a pallet to avoid accidents. See picture 4. Casters... -
Page 9: Supplied Components
Mount the hose hanger on the threaded pin to the right behind the seat Affix the suction hose using the rubber strap for Affix the suction hose using the rubber strap for machines with cab machines without cab Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... -
Page 10: Assembly / Disassembly
See the operator’s manual for the grass collector for instructions on installing this. Lever A raises/lowers the A-frame Attachment locking handle in locked position Interlink the A-frames from the attachment and the machine Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... - Page 11 Then connect the hydraulic hose (1/2”) from the leaf suction unit with connector D-1 on the machine (male connector from the leaf suction unit). Connector D-2 Oil overflow hoses at connector D-3 Connector D-1 Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit...
- Page 12 Remove by following the above steps in reverse order. Secure hydraulic hoses - right side Remember to put the protective caps back on the Secure hydraulic hoses - left side hose connections after use. Hydraulic hoses attached – front Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit...
- Page 13 6. Always check that the suction hose is properly affixed before operating. Connect the suction hose using the hose clip Removal: Remove by following the above steps in reverse order. Machines with cab Machines with no cab Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit...
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Page 14: Checks Before Start-Up
Locking pin locked - Transit Locking pin open - In use of the Park Ranger 2150. (Picture 2) 2. Lock the A-frame on the Park Ranger 2150 using the transport lock during transit to and from the work area. (Picture 3) -
Page 15: Start-Up
It is recommended not to drive with a higher engine speed than necessary, to reduce the noise and the energy consumption. Warning! The turbine will continue to rotate for 20-30 seconds after stopping. Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... - Page 16 The leaf collection hose will now come out and is ready for use. (Picture 5) Pull out the lock and open the handle Take the vacuum nozzle out of the holder Leaf collection hose transport lock Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit...
- Page 17 3. The leaf collection hose is now ready for use with the supporting arm. (Picture 3) Connect the snap hooks on the supporting arm and leaf collection hose Using the leaf collection hose Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit...
- Page 18 (Picture 4) Help the leaf collection hose into position Lock the handle around the leaf collection hose Leaf collection hose transport lock Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit...
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Page 19: Adjustment
The closer the vacuum hose is to the ground, the more powerful the suction will be. (Picture 2) There is a height scale (1-7) on the side of the wheel spindle Adjusting the suction height Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... -
Page 20: Service And Maintenance
After cleaning, it is important to set the leaf suction unit selector switch to suction using the vacuum nozzle and briefly start the turbine to remove all water from the turbine housing. (Picture 1) Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... -
Page 21: Maintenance
Imbalances can arise in the turbines in certain situations, causing vibrations. This can be due to grime stuck to the turbine, Lubricating the height adjustment which must be cleaned! Lubricating the rotating pipe Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... -
Page 22: Tips And Tricks
Stones can cause extensive wear! 11. Always replace worn or damaged rubber on the vacuum nozzle. Poor or missing rubber has a major impact on the suction strength. Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... -
Page 23: Troubleshooting
Reattach in the reverse order. 4. Poor collection results can be due to incorrect suction height. Adjust the suction height, see section 2.5 Adjustment. Intake filter, rear Intake filter, right side Main switch ON/OFF Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... -
Page 24: Hydraulics Diagram
Service and maintenance 3.5 Hydraulics diagram Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... -
Page 25: Conditions
The warranty period for the materials and manufacture of the leaf suction unit is 12 months from the date of purchase. In case of errors or defects on the machine within the warranty period, Egholm will carry out the necessary repairs at no charge for materials and working hours in accordance with the terms and conditions listed below. -
Page 26: Complaints
2. Remove the plastic and rubber parts and dispose of them in accordance with the applicable environmental legislation. 3. After the parts mentioned have been removed, the machine is ready to be handed over to an authorised municipal scrap merchant. Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... -
Page 27: Wearing Parts
Wearing parts 5.1 Wearing parts - Park Ranger 2150 Leaf suction unit E40201290 Turbine for both hopper and E50000931 Turbine housing - leaf suction unit leaf suction unit E50000039 Suction hose - long E50000032 Hose clip E50000372 Suction hose - short... - Page 28 Wearing parts 5.1 Wearing parts - Park Ranger 2150 Leaf suction unit E50001234 Rubber screen - side E50001327 Pipe bend Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit...
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Page 29: Notes
Notes Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit... - Page 30 Notes Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit...
- Page 31 Notes Operator’s Manual – Park Ranger 2150 Leaf Suction Unit...
- Page 32 Egholm A/S Transportvej 27 DK-7620 Lemvig T. +45 97 81 12 05 F. +45 97 81 12 10 www.egholm.eu info@egholm.dk 90100003-01 EN...
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