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DUMPER 2B1500 HYDRAULIC STEERING OPERATORS HANDBOOK & PARTS From Serial No: 1214 Issued April 2019 WINGET LIMITED, P.O. Box 41, Edgefold Industrial Estate, Plodder Lane, Bolton, BL4 0LR, England Tel: +44 (0) 1204 854650 parts@winget.co.uk service@winget.co.uk www.winget.co.uk...
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The contents of this Handbook, although correct at the time of publication, may be subject to alteration by the Manufacturers without prior notice. Winget Limited operate a policy of continuos product development. Therefore, some illustrations or text within this publication may differ from your machine.
Operator’s book template INTRODUCTION CONTENTS Section Page Section Page SERVICE INTRODUCTION Service Safe Working Contents Service schedule chart Introduction to the Handbook Engine TR1 Machine identification Lubrication oil and filter Warranty Terms and Conditions Fuel system Air cleaner SAFE WORKING Gearbox Front axle Machine modification...
The contents of this Handbook, although correct at the time of publication may be subject to alteration by the Manufactures without notice. Winget Limited operate a policy of continuous product development. Therefore, some illustrations or text within this publication may differ from your machine.
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 the 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 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 Ensure that the seat is securely fixed to the machine.
SAFE WORKING SKIPS AND LOADING 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. HYDRAULICS ALWAYS "Dump" residual pressure from the system before leaving the machine or before carrying out any maintenance or adjustments.
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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 warning decals fitted to the mixer 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 This 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. gradients.
OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER DRIVING THE DUMPER DRIVING THE DUMPER Running-in a new engine Safety warnings 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 very closely during the first fifty hours of ALWAYS wear correctly fitting operation.
OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Lister Petter TR1 engines Description A Dipstick B Lubricating oil filler C Engine control D Decompressor levers E Fuel tank F Cold start oil cups Automatic Exess Fuel Device The engine is fitted with an automatic excess fuel device...
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OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Hand starting 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 OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER DRIVING THE DUMPER Key Starting 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. Check that the decompressor lever, (if fitted) is away (N) from the flywheel.
OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Gradients Stopping the dumper IMPORTANT: Read the notes in "Safe IMPORTANT: Never make unnecessary 'crash' stops when Working" also remember the travelling at speed, especially in following: forward direction. Slippery or loose surface conditions Release accelerator and brake to a can adversely affect safe machine halt progressively.
OPERATION DRIVING THE DUMPER Skip operation Skip Operation & Steering Loading Do not attempt to steer the dumper at the Never remain on the dumper when same time as operating the skip. using excavators or loaders to load the skip. Stop the engine, apply the The hydraulic system does not provide parking brake, dismount, and stand well priority flow to the steering system,...
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 load does exceed specified maximum dumper drawbar pull and dumper drawbar load (see specifications").
SERVICE SAFE WORKING Read the safety notes in "Safe Working", Section 1 of this book. Also note the following: Safe handling of oils, filters and filter elements Do not allow oils to come into regular contact with skin. This can lead to serious skin diseases.
SERVICE 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 lights and indicators REQUIRE IMMEDIATE ACTION SERVICE OPERATION REFERENCE PAGE Every 10 operating hours, or daily, the above and the following Engine oil level Engine...
SERVICE 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 & filter Engine Fuel filter Engine Every 500 operating hours, the above and the following Air cleaner element Engine...
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SERVICE ENGINE Lister-Petter TR1 The engine will require additional services and adjustments in addition to those quoted in this handbook. Please refer also to the relevant Engine Operator's Handbook or Workshop Manual. Engine lubrication oil Every 10 operating hours, or daily For engine oil grades and oil change periods when operating in temperatures...
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SERVICE ENGINE Stop the engine, allow the oil to settle for 2 minutes. then check the Every 250 hours level on the dipstick (B). Add more oil if necessary. Oil filter For correct grade of engine oil, see Change oil filter element as follows: "Specifications".
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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:- Disconnect the fuel pipe from below the tank. Remove retaining plug ( R ).
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SERVICE ENGINE Every 10 operating hours, or daily Every 10 operating hours, or daily Fuel tank Air cleaner: check/clean/replace Fill the fuel tank at the end of each day to reduce overnight condensation within the Check clean replace tank. element (X) under very dusty conditions. Access the element by unclipping the Never metal cover.
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SERVICE ENGINE Every 1000 operating hours Safe handling of oils Change gearbox oil Do not allow oils to come Clean the areas surrounding the dipstick into regular contact with (V) and drain plugs (X). skin. This can lead to Place a suitable container beneath the serious skin diseases.
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.
3.10 SERVICE 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".
SERVICE 3.11 BATTERY Every 50 hours Safe handling of batteries Check battery electrolyte level The battery contains a The battery is situated beneath a cover sulphuric acid electrolyte on the left-hand side of the dumper. which can cause severe Ensure that the electrical connections burns and produce are clean and tight, and coat the explosive gases.
3.12 SERVICE SERVICE 3.12 STEERING VALVE Every 50 operating hours, or weekly Steering Valve Retention Check the screws retaining the steering valve and bracket, ensuring they are tight. Check the valve for signs of leaks or damaged hoses.
SERVICE 3.13 GREASING Every 50 operating hours, or weekly Always use lubricants of the Location of grease points grade specified. A Tipping rams (2 on each ram) Always lubricate and service B Skip pivots (2) BEFORE work commences, and WITHIN the periods C Propeller shaft (3) specified.
3.14 SERVICE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM Description of hydraulic system Hydraulic System Safety The hydraulic system provides power for (see also "Safe Working" section) skip tipping and the power steering. Do not allow oils to come into The main components consist of: regular contact with...
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3.16 SERVICE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM HYDRAULIC SYSTEM Every 10 operating hours, or daily Check hydraulic oil level Hydraulic System Checks Do not check oil level before closing the If the hydraulic system fails to operate tipping rams, and the engine has been completely, or does so extremely slowly, stopped for 2 minutes.
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3.17 SERVICE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM First 100 operating hours Every 1000 operating hours Clean / change hydraulic oil filter Clean / change hydraulic oil filter Before cleaning filter, stop the Clean or change the hydraulic oil filter, engine and dump hydraulic using the procedure described in the pressure.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION SPECIFICATIONS ENGINE Lister-Petter TR1: Single cylinder, direct injection, naturally aspirated, flywheel fan air cooled diesel. Rotation: Anti-clockwise when looking on the flywheel. TR1: Power output: 6.7 kW (9.0) bhp) @ 1800 ev/min. ELECTRICS (Where fitted) 12 volt negative earth. FUEL System: Single element fuel pumps.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION SPECIFICATIONS ROAD SPEEDS with engine at 1800 rev/min 1st Gear 2nd Gear 3rd Gear Reverse km/h (mph) km/h (mph) km/h (mph) km/h (mph) (2.6) (5.75) 15.7 (9.8) (2.6) LUBRICANTS AND FLUIDS Total oils (factory fill) Capacities Engine Lub. Oil Rubia H 10W/40 2.7 litres Note: For engine oils used in temperatures above 30 deg.
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Chassis, Panels & Skips A - 1 CHASSIS A - 1B BATTERY TRAY A - 1D SEAT "KAB" (To ISO 6683) A - 1E R.O.P.S. FRAME SKIPS A - 2 Gravity tip A - 3 Hydraulic tip...
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A - 1D SEAT, “KAB P2N”, with "XH2" suspension unit Item Part no Serial no Description This seat and belt must be used with R.O.P.S. kits (see pages A-1E and A-1F) 1 V2005013 SEAT, assembly c/w with seat belt 2 V2000954 SEAT, 'KAB P2N' 3 V602750 BRACKET, anchorage...
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A - 1E R.O.P.S. FRAME Item Part no Serial no Description …… V602747 # R.O.P.S. KIT, includes items 1 to 12 below plus KAB XH2/P2N seat assembly with seat belt to ISO 6683. (See page A-1D) 1 V2004946 FRAME, R.O.P.S. 2 11S04G SCREW, set 3 11S04E...
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B - 1 WHEELS & TYRES Item Part no Serial no Description Check rim & tyre size before ordering. FRONT 1 24S57 WHEEL, front, L.H., assembly 1 24S58 WHEEL, front, R.H., assembly 2 30192A03 RIM, wheel, 5.5 x 16 3 22S09 TYRE, 7.50 x 16 4 23S03 TUBE, 7.50 x 16...
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B - 2 FRONT DRIVE AXLE ( Newage 215) & FIXINGS Item Part no Serial no Description 2B1500 AXLE, 215 1 30156A13 (See page B-2A for Input pinion & differential) (See page B-2B for planet carrier & axle casing) (See page B-2C for hub & axle shaft)
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F - 3 ROAD LIGHTS Item Part no Serial no Description 1 10973A03 BRACKET, front lights (hyd. tipping earth skips) 2 11S05F SCREW, set 3 267S07 WASHER, flat 4 17S06 WASHER, spring 5 7S05 6 10973A04 BRACKET, front lights (gravity tip earth skips) 7 11S03E SCREW, set 8 17S04...
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Hydraulics H - 1 HYD PUMP, TANK & STEER VALVE, HYD TIP H - 1A HYD PUMP, TANK & STEER VALVE, GRA TIP H - 1AA DIRECT DRIVE HYDRAULIC PUMP H - 2 SKIP TIPPING HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT H - 3 CONTROL VALVE.
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H - 1A HYDRAULIC PUMP, TANK & STEER VALVE GRAVITY TIP Item Part no Serial no Description Item 50 refer to TR Engine Parts Manual 50 —- STUD 51 17S05 WASHER, spring 52 7S03 53 8S03C BOLT 54 17S05 WASHER, spring ISSUE 2 0518...
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H - 3 CONTROL VALVE, Item Part no Serial no Description 1 V2004106 VALVE, control, assembly 2 V602630 LEVER, knob & nut, assembly 3 7S04 4 V602629 KIT, control valve repair 5 V603565 END CAP, lever 6 V603605 VALVE, relief 7 V603606 END CAP, spring base 10 100S03...
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J - 3 DECALS & PLATES Item Part no Serial no Description 1 V2004227 DECAL, Battery isolator 2 V2004229 DECAL, Operators handbook 3 V2004245 DECAL, No buckets, No forks 4 V2004244 DECAL, Towbar loadings 5 V2004282 DECAL, Hot surfaces 6 V2004307 DECAL, Electrical hazard 7 V2004288 DECAL, Starting handle...
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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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