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2B1000 2B1500 OPERATORS HANDBOOK & PARTS Manual MAN523 April 2019 Up to Serial Nos 2B1000 - 0646 2B1500 - 1213 WINGET LIMITED, P.O. Box 41, Edgefold Industrial Estate, Plodder Lane, Bolton, BL4 0LR, England Tel: +44 (0) 1204 854650 www.winget.co.uk...
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Handbook, although correct at the time of publication, may be subject to alteration by the Manufacturers without notice. Winget Limited operate a policy of continuous product development. Therefore, some illustrations or text within this publication may differ from your machine.
INTRODUCTION CONTENTS Section Page Section Page INTRODUCTION SERVICE Contents Service Safe Working Introduction to the Handbook Safety Skip Supports Machine identification Service schedule chart Warranty Terms & Conditions Engine Lubrication oil and filter Fuel System SAFE WORKING Air Cleaner Gearbox Machine modification Front axle 3.10...
INTRODUCTION THE HANDBOOK WARNING The Operator must read all the Handbook and fully understand its contents before attempting to operate the machine. THE HANDBOOK MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM THE MACHINE. The Handbook should be kept clean and in good condition. Additional copies of the Handbook can be obtained from your Distributor.
No claim will be considered if other than genuine Winget Limited parts, which must be obtained from Winget Limited via an authorised Distributor, are used to effect a repair, or if lubricants other than those recommended by Winget Limited are used.
SAFE WORKING Safety is the responsibility of all persons working with this machine. Think “safety” at all times. Read and remember the contents of this handbook. The safe working recommendations for specific tasks are found with the instructions for the relevant operation in this Handbook. MACHINE MODIFICATION WARNING Any modifications to the machine will affect its working parameters and safety factors.
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SAFE WORKING ALWAYS be aware of local and national regulations governing the use of the machine. NEVER commence work with the machine until the “Daily (or every ten hours)” service checks have been made. (See Service Section for details) ALWAYS check wheel nut tightness daily. NEVER carry passengers.
SAFE WORKING SKIPS AND LOADING WARNING NEVER exceed the rated payload. The weights of all loads above skip water level must be checked. NEVER remain on the machine when loading the skip with excavators or loaders. Stop the engine, apply the parking brake, dismount, and stand well clear.
SAFE WORKING NEVER park on a gradient. If this is unavoidable, ALWAYS chock the wheels. NEVER attempt to turn on a gradient NEVER tow up, down or across a gradient. NEVER operate high discharge or rotating skips on gradients. HYDRAULICS WARNING ALWAYS “Dump”...
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SAFE WORKING ALWAYS disconnect battery cables and remove battery before using an external charger, carrying out welding repairs or to prevent unauthorised usage when unattended or during a repair. NEVER allow unqualified personnel to attempt to repair, remove or replace any part of the machine, or anyone to remove large or heavy components without adequate lifting tackle.
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SAFE WORKING DECALS Attached to the dumper are several pictorial warning decals Ensure that all decals fitted to the dumper are legible. If any should become detached, they must be replaced immediately. For detailed information on how to safely use the items described by the decals, see the “Safe working, Operation and Servicing”...
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SAFE WORKING CE (EEC machines only). Beware of electrical hazards. Decal indicates the maximum loads that the dumper towbar can carry and pull. These surfaces may be hot. Forks and buckets are not to be used to When loaded, always REVERSE down push or lift the dumper.
OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Safety warnings Running-in a new engine While a gradual ‘running-in’ of a new Read also the “Safe Working” Section engine necessary, before operating the dumper. EXTREMELY IMPORTANT that following instructions should be followed WARNING ALWAYS wear correctly fitting very closely during the first fifty hours of protective clothing.
OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Petter PH1 engines (UP TO 1988) To start Petter PH1 engines: Ensure the parking brake is in the raised “ON” position. Ensure gear lever is in the neutral position. WARNING If a starting handle is to be used, see that the shaft is greased.
OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Lister ST1 engines (UP TO 1988) To hand start Lister ST1 engines: Ensure the parking brake is in the raised “ON” position. Ensure gear lever is in the neutral position. Move decompressor lever over towards the flywheel (F). Pull the control lever outwards and allow it to rotate anticlockwise so that it abuts against the top stop and is in a vertical...
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OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER To key (Electric) start Lister ST1 engines: Ensure the parking brake is in the raised “ON” position. Ensure gear lever is in the neutral position. Depress and hold down the accelerator. Pull the control lever outwards and allow it to rotate anticlockwise so that it abuts against the top stop and is in a vertical position (G).
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OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER TS/TR1 engines Description A Dipstick B Lubricating oil filler C Engine control D Decompressor lever E Fuel tank F Cold start oil cup Automatic Exess Fuel Device The engine is fitted with an automatic excess fuel device which becomes...
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OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Hand starting TS/TR1 engines Ensure the parking brake is in the raised “ON” position. Ensure gear lever is in the neutral position. Always use the correct starting handle which has been designed for the engine. Ensure there are no burrs on the handle. Before attempting to use the handle, clean and lightly oil that part of it which fits onto the engine.
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OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Key Starting TS/TR1 engines Ensure the parking brake is in the raised “ON” position. Ensure the gear lever is in the neutral position. Fully depress and hold down both clutch and accelerator pedals. Note: (From January 1995 UK/EEC specification dumpers) A starter inhibitor switch has been fitted to...
2.10 OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Gradients Engaging gear lever IMPORTANT: Read the notes in “Safe When changing gear, always depress the Working” also remember clutch pedal before moving the gear lever following: from one gear to another. Slippery or loose surface conditions can adversely affect safe...
OPERATION 2.11 DRIVING THE DUMPER Skip operation Loading Rotating skips (where fitted) Never remain on the dumper when using After releasing the turntable locking catch, excavators or loaders to load the skip. rotate the skip manually, then tip by using Stop the engine, apply the parking brake, the hydraulic control lever.
2.12 OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Towing with the dumper Dumpers are not designed as towing vehicles, however, trailers may be towed providing that: 1 The combined weight of the trailer and its load does not exceed the specified maximum dumper drawbar pull and dumper drawbar load...
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SERVICE SAFE WORKING WARNING Read the safety notes in “Safe Working”, Section 1 of this book. Also note the following: Safe handling of oils, filters and filter elements WARNING Do not allow oils to come into regular contact with skin. This can lead to serious skin diseases.
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SERVICE SAFE WORKING Rotary skip support bracket (WHERE FITTED) The “Rotary skip support Bracket” MUST ONLY be used when the tipping ram is to be removed. To install the “Skip support bracket”: Raise the skip using the hydraulic control lever. Remove clip/pin (A) from pin (D).
SERVICE SERVICE SCHEDULE IMPORTANT: The engine will require additional services or adjustments in addition to those listed below (See the appropriate Engine Operator’s handbook or Workshop Manual). WARNING Warning lights and indicators REQUIRE IMMEDIATE ACTION. SERVICE OPERATION REFERENCE PAGE Every 10 operating hours, or daily, the above and the following Engine oil leve Engine...
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SERVICE SERVICE SCHEDULE SERVICE OPERATION REFERENCE PAGE Every 125 operating hours, the above and the following Air cleaner element Engine Every 250 operating hours, the above and the following Engine oil and filter Engine Fuel filter Engine Every 500 operating hours , the above and the following Air cleaner element Engine...
SERVICE ENGINE IMPORTANT Engines fitted in dumpers To service the following engines, Up to 1985: Lister ST1 and Petter PH1 Lister ST1, Petter PH1 1985 to 1989: Lister-Petter PH1 Please refer to relevent Engine Operator’s Handbook or Workshop Manual. 1985 to 1989: Lister-Petter TS1 Note: from 1989 the TS1 has been offered as an Lister-Petter TS/TR1 option...
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SERVICE ENGINE Every 250 hours Drain and refill the oil sump as follows: If possible run the engine immediately before draining the oil. Place a suitable container under the drain plug. Remove the drain plug (D) and drain oil. Clean and coat the threads of the drain plug with an appropriate sealant.
SERVICE ENGINE Every 250 hours Fuel filter Change the fuel filter element if the fuel being used is not perfectly clean (see below). Every 500 hours Fuel filter Change fuel filter element as follows: Remove the retaining plug (R). Remove the old element (S) and joint (T).
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SERVICE ENGINE Every 10 operating hours, or Every 10 operating hours, or daily daily Fuel tank Air cleaner: clean/replace Fill the fuel tank at the end of each day to Clean or replace the air cleaner (X) reduce overnight condensation within the element under very dusty conditions.
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SERVICE GEARBOX Safe handling of oils Every 1000 operating hours WARNING Do not allow oils to come into Change gearbox oil regular contact with skin. This Clean the areas surrounding the dipstick can lead to serious skin (V) and drain plugs (X). diseases.
3.10 SERVICE FRONT AXLE Every 10 operating hours, or daily Check for leaks Check for oil leaks around joints and seals. Every 50 operating hours, or weekly Tighten securing nuts Tighten axle arm/main case joint securing nuts and half shaft nuts. Axle oil level Do not check the oil level until the machine has stood for 2 minutes.
SERVICE 3.11 WHEELS & TYRES Every 10 operating hours, or daily Wheel nuts Tighten wheel nuts whenever necessary, every ten hours or daily. After a wheel change, the nuts should be checked several times a day until they maintain their correct setting. For wheel nut tightening torque, see “Specifications”.
3.12 SERVICE BATTERY Every 50 hours Safe handling of batteries WARNING The battery contains a Check battery electrolyte level sulphuric acid electrolyte The battery is situated beneath a cover which can cause severe burns on the left-hand side of the dumper. and produce explosive gases.
SERVICE 3.13 STEERING BOX Every 50 operating hours, or weekly Steering box oil level Check the oil level as follows: Clean the area around the filler plug (P). Remove filler plug. The oil level is correct when it is at the bottom of the hole Top up if necessary, with the correct grade of oil.
3.14 SERVICE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM Hydraulic System Safety Description of hydraulic system (see also “Safe Working” section) The hydraulic system provides power for skip tipping. WARNING Do not allow oils to come into regular contact with skin. This The main components consist of: can lead to serious skin diseases.
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3.16 SERVICE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM Hydraulic System Checks Every 10 operating hours, or daily If the hydraulic system fails to operate completely, or does so extremely slowly, Check hydraulic oil level carry out the following procedure. Do not check oil level before closing Check that the hydraulic tank is full of oil the tipping rams, and the engine has to the correct level.
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SERVICE 3.17 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM First 100 operating hours Every 1000 operating hours Clean / change hydraulic oil filter Clean / change hydraulic oil filter Clean or change the hydraulic oil filter, WARNING Before cleaning filter, stop the using the procedure described in the engine and dump hydraulic previous “First 100 operating hours”.
3.18 SERVICE BRAKING SYSTEM (Hydraulic) Daily or every 10 hours Brake oil reservoir Check oil level. Never allow the oil to fall more than 10 mm below top level mark. Brake System The service brakes consist of totally sealed oil immersed multi-plate discs fitted down the pedal and close the bleed within the front axle.
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SERVICE 3.19 BRAKING SYSTEM (mechanical linkage) Brake adjustment (Drum brakes) Ensure the handbrake is fully off. Pull off the rubber cover from the brake adjuster (A). Screw the adjuster clockwise until the brakes are fully on. Slacken the adjuster anti-clockwise until the wheels turn freely.
3.20 SERVICE GREASING Every 50 operating hours, or weekly Location of grease points WARNING Always use lubricants of the grade specified. A Tipping rams (2 on each ram) [No grease points on Rotating or High Always lubricate and service discharge skip tipping rams] BEFORE work commences, and WITHIN the periods B Skip pivots (2)
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION DIMENSIONS 2B1000 2B1500 Earth skips Gravity tipping Gravity & hydraulic tipping ft in ft in A Overall length 2.66 8’ 9" 2.85 9’ 4" B Overall width 1.61 5’ 3" 1.64 5’ 5" C Overall height 1.34 4’ 5"...
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION DIMENSIONS 2B1500 2B1500 Rotating skip High discharge skip ft in ft in A Overall length 2.82 9’ 3" 2.74 9’ 0" B Overall width 1.64 5’ 5" 1.64 5’ 5" C Overall height 1.41 4’ 7" 1.43 4’ 8" D Skip discharge height 0.74 2’...
TECHNICAL INFORMATION SPECIFICATIONS ENGINES up to 1985 Petter PH1: “See relevent Engine Operator’s handbook”. Lister ST: “See relevent Engine Operator’s handbook”. 1985 to 1989 Lister-Petter PH1: “See relevent Engine Operator’s handbook”. 1989 to date Lister-Petter TS/TR1: Single cylinder, direct injection, naturally aspirated, flywheel fan air cooled diesel.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION SPECIFICATIONS PAYLOAD MODEL SKIP TYPE Standard High discharge Rotating 2B1000 1000 kg (2205 lbs) 2B1500 1500 kg (3308 lbs) 1250 kg (2756 lbs) 1130 kg (2492 lbs) CAPACITY, Water level MODEL SKIP TYPE Standard High discharge Rotating 2B1000 490 litre (17.3 ft...
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Chassis, Panels & Skips CHASSIS A - 1 Up to Jan. 1995 all dumpers From Jan. 1995 Export dumpers (Not CE marked) CHASSIS A - 1A From Jan. 1995 CE marked dumpers A - 1B BATTERY TRAY A - 1C SEAT "KAB"...
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From Jan.1995 Export dumpers (Not CE marked ) 1 40286A01 CHASSIS NOTE: Up to machine serial numbers: 0552 (2B1000) and 0585 (2B1500), the control valve bracket was welded to the hydraulic tank (see page H - From machine serial numbers 0553 (2B1000) and 0586 (2B1500), the control valve bracket is welded to the chassis.
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CHASSIS & FITTINGS Item Part no Serial no Description Up to Jan.1995 all dumpers From Jan.1995 Export dumpers (Not CE marked ) 0234 / * 2B1000 154 / * 2B1500 35 20355A04 * BRACKET, starting handle support 36 11S04E * SCREW...
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A - 1C SEAT, “KAB”, with mountings Item Part no Serial no Description Not to be used with R.O.P.S frame 0598 / 0627 2B1000 688 / 785 2B1500 1 V2000954 SEAT, “KAB”, - V2003203 SLIDE RAIL, assembly 2 —- (order assembly) 3 —-...
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0628 / 2B1000 786 / 2B1500 All UK/EC specification 'CE' marked 2B1000/2B1500 are fitted with this seat assembly from the above serial numbers. (The seatbelt will only be supplied and attached to the anchorage bracket when a R.O.P.S is fitted.)
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A - 1E R.O.P.S. FRAME Item Part no Serial no Description 0628 / 2B1000 786 / 2B1500 For fitting to dumpers built prior to the above serial numbers….. …… V602747 # R.O.P.S. KIT, includes items 1 to 12 below plus KAB XH2/P2N seat assembly with seat belt to ISO 6683.
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# R.O.P.S. KIT, includes items 1 to 13 below plus KAB XH2/P2N seat assembly with seat belt to ISO 6683. (See page A-1D) For fitting to dumpers from…. 0628 2B1000 0786 2B1500 …… V602978 # R.O.P.S. KIT, includes items 1 to 13 below plus seat belt V602749 for seat V2005013.
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B - 1 WHEELS & TYRES Item Part no Serial no Description Check rim & tyre size before ordering. 2B1000 1 24S19 WHEEL, front, L.H., assembly 1 24S20 WHEEL, front, R.H., assembly 2 20158A03 RIM, wheel 3 20S09 TYRE, 6 x 16...
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B - 8 DRIVE AXLE, Newage 200RF Up to dumper serial numbers: 0634 2B1000 0835 2B1500 Item Part no Description Axle serial no 30156A06 $ AXLE assy. (stamped 200RF14S129L on axle casing) 30156A06 + AXLE, assy. (stamped 200RFD14S129L on axle casing) 30156A10 + AXLE, assy.
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B - 9 STEERING AXLE & STEERING COLUMN Item Part no Description Serial no 0604-0646 2B1000 0575-1152-1153-2B1500 1 —— STEERING COLUMN, L.H. type (see page. B - 9A) 1AA —— STEERING COLUMN, R.H. type (see page. B - 9B) 1A 56S05...
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B - 9A STEERING COLUMN, L.H. type Up to Oct 2002 Item Part no Serial no Description 2B1000 / 0636 2B1500 / 853 53 40294A0112 GASKET 54 40294A0113 PLATE, cover, c/w bush 54A 40294A0138 BUSH 55 41S08 WASHER, spring 56 40294A0115...
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B - 9B STEERING COLUMN, R.H. type From Oct 2002 Item Part no Serial no Description 2B1000 0636 / 2B1500 853 / 3 V2002350 WHEEL, steering, 400mm dia., assy. 4 V2003160 4A V601233 REDUCER 5 9S05 42 40294A03 STEERING BOX, and shaft, assembly...
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B - 9B STEERING COLUMN, R.H. type From Oct 2002 Item Part no Serial no Description 2B1000 0636 / 2B1500 853 / continued > 65 40294A0124 CAGE & BALLS 66 40294A0135 CAM, R.H. 67 40294A0126 BUSH, solid 67A 40294A0126A BUSH, split...
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Transmission GEARBOX C - 1 Used with Newage axle GEARBOX C - 2 Used on 2B1000 with Salisbury axle GEARBOX C - 2A Used on 2B1500 with Salisbury axle C - 3 FLYWHEEL & CLUTCH C - 4 CLUTCH PEDAL...
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C - 1 GEARBOX (Used with Newage axles) Item Part no Serial no Description $ From gearbox batch no. B1238. When replacing Layshaft 30101A0223 (item 28) on gearboxes prior to batch no B1238, a Layshaft kit 30101A0268 must be ordered. This kit consists of Layshaft 30101A0266 (item 28), Bearing 30101A0267 (item52) and Dipstick 30218A0248 (item 38).
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C - 2 GEARBOX (Used with Salisbury axle) Item Part no Serial no Description $ From gearbox batch no. B1238. When replacing Layshaft 30101A0223 (item 31) on gearboxes prior to batch no B1238, a Layshaft kit 30101A0268 must be ordered. This kit consists of Layshaft 30101A0266 (item 31), Bearing 30101A0267 (item55) and Dipstick 30218A0248 (item 41).
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C - 2A GEARBOX (Used with Salisbury axle) Item Part no Serial no Description $ From gearbox batch no. B1238. When replacing Layshaft 30101A0223 (item 31) on gearboxes prior to batch no B1238, a Layshaft kit 30101A0268 must be ordered. This kit consists of Layshaft 30101A0266 (item 31), Bearing 30101A0267 (item55) and Dipstick 30218A0248 (item 41).
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D - 4 From November 1992 to March 2002 BRAKE HOSES & FITTINGS D - 4A From March 2002 BRAKE DRUM D - 5 Used on 2B1000 with Salisbury axle BRAKE DRUM D - 6 Used on 2B1500 with Salisbury axle...
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BRAKE PIPES & FITTINGS (From Nov. '92 to Mar. '02) Item Part no Serial no Description NOV 92 / 0634 2B1000 NOV 92 / 834 2B1500 Dumpers are fitted with either GIRLING or FRENOS IRUNA master cylinders. Be sure to quote the name marked on the master cylinder before ordering parts.
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BRAKE HOSES & FITTINGS (From March 2002) Item Part no Serial no Description 0635 / 2B1000 835 / 2B1500 Dumpers are fitted with either GIRLING or FRENOS IRUNA master cylinders. Be sure to quote the name marked on the master cylinder before ordering parts.
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F - 5 CHARGING & STARTING CIRCUIT Lister TS1 & TR1 electric start engine Item Part no Serial no Description NOTE: Up to February 1991, engines were fitted with ‘Syncro’ charging systems (see illustration A). From February 1991, engines were fitted with ‘Nicsa’ charging systems (see illustration B).
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F - 8 CONSOLE, road lighting (up to 1994) Item Part no Serial no Description 1 30267A03 CONSOLE 2 20318A01 BACKPLATE, console 3 82S03C SCREW 4 83S03 5 V2003128 SWITCH, light 6 V2003140 GAITER, switch light 7 10619A01 HORN, button 8 82S07E SCREW 9 85S03...
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F - 9 2B1000 & 2B1500 Dumpers DEL - 27...
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F - 9 MAIN ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT (from Jan 1995) Item Part no Serial no Description 1 109S08 BATTERY 2 10989A06 CABLE, positive 3 V2004204 INSULATOR, battery positive terminal 1 4 V2004214 ISOLATOR, battery negative terminal 5 V2003510 CABLE, earth 6 20313A06 # PANEL, instruments # Panel replaced by an engine cover on CE marked dumpers from Nov.
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F - 10 2B1000 & 2B1500 Dumpers DEL - 26...
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F - 10 ROAD LIGHTS (from 1994) Item Part no Serial no Description 1 10973A03 BRACKET, front lights (rotating & hyd. tipping earth skips) 2 11S05F SCREW, set 3 267S07 WASHER, flat 4 17S06 WASHER, spring 5 7S05 6 10973A04 BRACKET, front lights (high discharge &...
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F - 10 2B1000 & 2B1500 Dumpers DEL - 26...
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F - 10 ROAD LIGHTS (from 1994) Item Part no Serial no Description 53 ———— BRACKET 54 11S03C SCREW, set 55 17S04 WASHER, spring 56 7S03 60 11S03B SCREW, set (console earth terminal) 61 267S05 WASHER, flat 62 17S04 WASHER, spring 63 7S03 70 V2003651 LIGHT, R.H.
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F - 11 2B1000 & 2B1500 Dumpers DEL - 25...
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F - 11 CONSOLE, road lights (from 1994) Item Part no Serial no Description 1 30267A04 CONSOLE 2 20318A01 BACKPLATE, console 3 11S01AA SCREW, set 4 17S02 WASHER, spring 5 7S01 6 153S05 CLAMP, (discard bracket) assembly 7 7S03 8 17S04 WASHER, spring 11 V2003644 SWITCH, lights...
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Hydraulics H - 1 HYDRAULIC PUMP & TANK H - 1A SKIP TIPPING HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT H - 1B CONTROL VALVE. Up to January 1988 H - 2 CONTROL VALVE. H - 3 SECTION of control valve From January 1988 to April 1996 H - 4 CONTROL VALVE.
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1 30286A08 TANK, hydraulic (see following note) Hydraulic tank: Up to machine serial numbers:0552 (2B1000) and 0585 (2B1500), the control valve mounting bracket was welded to the tank. When replacing a hydraulic tank on machines prior to these serial numbers, a loose control valve bracket (part number 40220A0810) will also be required to be welded in the correct position.
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H - 1A SKIP TIPPING HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT Item Part no Serial no Description 1 30287A02 RAM (see page H-5) 2 31S02GG HOSE 3 10464A02 FITTING, double tee bracket 4 7S03 4A 17S04 WASHER, spring 5 11S03E SCREW, set 6 31S02YY HOSE 10 176S01 CAP, grease nipple...
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H - 1B 2B1000 & 2B1500 Dumpers use picture from 4B2000...
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H - 1B CONTROL VALVE, ( up to January 1988) Item Part no Serial no Description 1 30322A04 / Jan-88 CONTROL VALVE 2 30322A0502 SCREW, socket cap head 3 30322A0204 CAP, end 4 30322A0102 VALVE, relief 5 30322A0503 HANDLE, assembly 6 68S02B SCREW, socket cap head 7 10S05...
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H - 2 CONTROL VALVE, (from Jan. 1988 to April 1996) Item Part no Serial no Description 2B1000 JAN 88 / 0719 2B1500 JAN 88 / 616 1 V2000398 CONTROL VALVE, assembly 2 V600017 COVER, inlet 4 127S04 PLUG, blanking...
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H - 3 CONTROL V. SECTION, (from Jan. 1988 to April 1996) Item Part no Serial no Description 2B1000 JAN 88 / 0719 2B1500 JAN 88 / 616 1 V600026 SCREW, c/w washer 2 V600190 CAP, end 3 V2003115 SCREW, shoulder...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 013203000 E - 3 10227A05 F - 2 10558A07 H - 7 11116 D - 2A 10227A05 F - 4 10558A08 H - 6 4602331 J - 1 10284A01 J - 1 10558A09...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 10644A01 F - 6 10888A07 D - 1 10989A06 F - 1 10644A01 F - 8 10888A08 D - 1 10989A06 F - 9 10650A04 A - 2 10889A01 D - 1 10989A07...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 10S05 H - 1B 11S02B F - 6 11S04D A - 4 10S06 A - 2 11S02B F - 8 11S04D B - 8 10S06 A - 2 11S02B H - 1 11S04D...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 129S05E H - 1 131S03 D - 2B 17S04 A - 1 129S05E H - 1 131S06 C - 2 17S04 A - 1A 12S01 F - 6 131S06 C - 2A 17S04...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 17S05 H - 2 20129A03 B - 1 20298A0114 D - 6 17S06 A - 1E 20155A03 E - 1 20298A0115 D - 6 17S06 A - 2 20158A03 B - 1 20298A0116...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 21S08 B - 1 267S06 A - 3 28S03D D - 2 227S02 D - 2A 267S06 A - 4 28S03E C - 2 22S09 B - 1 267S06 A - 5 28S03E...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 30082A0289 B - 8 30085A0111 B - 5 30085A0149 B - 5 B - 8B 30085A0112 B - 5 30085A0150 B - 5 30082A0289 30082A0301 B - 8 30085A0113 B - 5 30085A0153...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 30097A0133 C - 1 30101A0209 C - 1 30101A0224 C - 2A 30097A0133 C - 2 30101A0211 C - 1 30101A0225 C - 1 30097A0133 C - 2 30101A0211 C - 2 30101A0225...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 30101A0241 C - 2 30101A0254 C - 2 30106A0101 C - 2 30101A0241 C - 2A 30101A0254 C - 2A 30106A0102 C - 2 30101A0242 C - 1 30101A0255 C - 1 30113A02...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 30156A0107 B - 8 30156A0155 B - 8 30156A0803 B - 8 B - 8D 30156A0156 B - 8 B - 8B 30156A0107 30156A0803 B - 8D 30156A0157 B - 8 30156A0804 B - 8...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 30166A0126 B - 6 30166A0171 B - 6 30190A0111 C - 2A 30166A0127 B - 6 30166A0172 B - 6 30190A0112 C - 2 30166A0128 B - 6 30166A0173 B - 6 30190A0112...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 30287A0209 H - 6 40294A0102 B - 9A 40294A0129 B - 9A 30287A0210 H - 6 B - 9B B - 9B 40294A0102 40294A0129 30298A01 B - 9 40294A0103 B - 9A 40294A0130...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 41S05 D - 2 44S05G A - 2 59S14 F - 1 41S05 D - 2 44S05G A - 2 59S14 F - 2 41S05 H - 2 4SHL91 A - 5 59S14...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 6S05K E - 1 7S04 D - 1 85S01 F - 6 6S05K E - 2 7S04 D - 2 85S01 F - 8 7S01 F - 7 7S04 D - 2B 85S03...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no 902S02 K - 1 C173D E - 5 V2000326 F - 11 92S07 B - 9 C174C D - 1 V2000398 H - 2 95S03 C - 1 C174E D - 1 V2000757...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no Part no Page no V2003133 F - 7 V2003570 F - 11 V2004229 J - 3 V2003134 F - 7 V2003575 J - 2 V2004231 A - 1C V2003135 F - 7 V2003598 J - 2 V2004234...
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Part no Page no Part no Page no A - 1F V601779 J - 1 V2005285 A - 1F V602166 H - 3 V2005295 A - 1F V602446 H - 3 V2005310 V2005310 J - 1 V602447 H - 3 V2005388 A - 1A V602448...
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CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA Proposition 65 Warning Diesel engine exhaust and some of its constituents are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, and other reproductive harm...
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