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- Page 1 AG TRK RS 260/300 ™ Operation & Maintenance Manual For the latest version of Sutter Buttes Manufacturing, LLC. this document, follow the QR code above using any Analyzing the Problem. Engineering the Solution. Manufacturing the Product. smart device.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
PERATOR RIENTATION 1.5 P ..................................6 RODUCT HANGES 1.6 S ................................7 ERIAL UMBER OCATION 2. SAFETY ........................................ 7 2.1 SBM S ................................7 AFETY TATEMENT 2.2 D & N ............................8 ECALS OCATION OMINCLATURE 2.3 S ..............................8 AFETY... - Page 3 3.1 Vehicle Dimensions……………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………18 &19 4. GETTING STARTED ..................................20 4.1 C ..................................... 20 OMPONENTS 4.2 D ..................................21 AILY HECKLIST 5. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ..............................22 5.1 S ......................................22 AFETY 5.2 C ................................23 TART ROCEDURE 5.3 T ....................... 23 RANSMISSION IRECTION ONTROL AND...
- Page 4 7.4 L ....................................39 UBRICATION 7.5 E ................................40 NGINE AINTENANCE 7.5.1 Engine Oil and Filter ..............................40 7.5.2 Fuel System ..................................41 7.5.3 DEF Filters ..................................41 7.5.4 Cooling System ................................41 7.5.5 Engine Air Intake ................................41 7.6 T ..............................
- Page 5 10.1.5 Transfer Case................................56 10.1.6 Drivelines ..................................56 10.1.7 Exhaust Assembly ..............................57 10.1.8 Aftertreatment Shroud ............................. 57 10.1.9 Engine Air Intake ............................... 58 10.1.10 Fuel Tank ................................... 58 10.1.11 Diesel Exhaust Fluid DEF Tank .......................... 59 10.1.12 Battery Box ……………..………………………………………………………………...……………………………………………………..
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Page 6: Introduction
SBM has always been concerned with producing the highest quality products possible. Our goal is to be an integrated part of our community, stewards of our environment, and providers to our local workforce. -
Page 7: Serial Number Location
The serial number placard is located on the left frame rail between the front bumper and the toolbox. 2. Safety 2.1 SBM Safety Statement Safety of the operators and bystanders is a main concern when developing and building new products. Designers and manufacturers include in as many safety features as possible. However, every year accidents occur in easily preventable circumstances, which could have been avoided by taking a little time with a more careful approach to handling the equipment. -
Page 8: Decals : Location & Nominclature
If a method of operation not specifically recommended by SBM is used, you must satisfy yourself that it is safe. You should also ensure that the unit will not be damaged or be made unsafe by the methods that you choose. -
Page 9: Personal Protection
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. This signal word is limited to the most extreme situations. Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in serious injury or death. Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. -
Page 10: 3Hazard Avoidance
Explosive Force Hazard (Tires) 2.4 General Operating Safety The performance and capabilities of your SBM AgTrk RS 260/300™ may exceed previous equipment you have owned. To successfully operate this equipment, you must first familiarize yourself with the contents of this manual, related OEM manuals, and all safety and warning decals. -
Page 11: Distracted Operation Hazard
2.4.6 Seat Belt Use Wear your seat belt when operating this equipment. Make sure that any passenger in the buddy seat is also wearing their seat belt. 2.4.7 Distracted Operation Hazard Do not wear headphones, operate a computer, notebook, cell phone, or any other device that might distract your attention when operating this equipment. -
Page 12: Damaged Parts Hazard
2.4.13 Damaged Parts Hazard Do not use this unit if it needs repair. If you believe the unit has a defect which could cause damage, injury, or death, you should immediately stop using the unit, and make any needed repairs before resuming operations. -
Page 13: Hydraulic System Safety
Crush Hazard Make sure the unit is completely supported with suitable stands before removing a wheel assembly or working under the vehicle after it has been raised off the ground. High Pressure Hazard Always maintain the correct tire pressure. Do not inflate tires above the recommended pressures listed on the tire sidewalls. -
Page 14: Pneumatic System Safety
High-Pressure Hazard Do not make any temporary repairs to the hydraulic lines, fittings, or hoses using tape, clamps, or adhesives. The hydraulic system operates under extremely high pressure and temporary repairs may fail suddenly and create a dangerous situation. Depressurizing the Hydraulic System Relieve pressure from the hydraulic system before removing hoses and/or connections. -
Page 15: Fire Safety
Keep all sparks and open flames away from the batteries, as gas given off by electrolyte is explosive. Avoid contact with battery electrolyte. Wash any spilled electrolyte off your skin immediately, for at least 15 minutes. 1. To avoid injury or equipment damage, disconnect the battery ground cable (negative) before servicing any part of the electrical system. -
Page 16: Owner/Operator Acknowledgement For Safe Operation
Owner/Operator Acknowledgement for Safe Operation ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RECEIPT I, _______________________________ acknowledge receipt of the AG TRK RS 260/300™ User Manual. [PRINT NAME CLEARLY] Furthermore, I agree to familiarize myself with these instructions and work within their guidelines. I understand that these safety rules are not all inclusive but serve to complement the overall understanding of potential harmful situations. -
Page 17: Vehicle Specifications
Vehicle Specifications Cummins B 6.7L ENGINE Allison 3000RDS with dual shift mode TRANSMISSION Marmon-Herrington MGV-750 TRANSFER CASE SISU SSDP12S with 5 planetary wheel end reduction FRONT AXLE SISU SSDP12S with 5 planetary wheel end reduction REAR AXLE 26,500 lbs (12,000 kg) each - front & rear GROSS AXLE WEIGHT RATING 88,200 lbs (40,000 kg) GROSS COMBINED WEIGHT RATING... -
Page 18: Vehicle Dimensions
3.1 Vehicle Dimensions Bare Chassis with Rice and Cane Tires Grain Bin with Rice and Cane Tires Tank Sprayer with Steel V-Wheels... - Page 19 Amazone Bin and Tires Stomper Trailer and Stomper Wheels...
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Page 20: Getting Started
4 Getting Started 4.1 Components Item Description Fuel Tank DEF Tank Battery Box Emergency Power Shutoff Ingress/Egress Ladder Hydraulic Oil Reservoir Engine Air Cleaner Front Bumper Work Lights Field Lights Taillights... -
Page 21: Daily Checklist
4.2 Daily Checklist Check daily, prior to each use. Task Make sure you have read and completely understand the Operator’s Manual before operating this equipment. Check for leaks. Hydraulic, radiator, engine, transmission, transfer case, axles, differentials, and hubs. Also check for leaks in the spray system. Check that all vehicle lights are functioning correctly. -
Page 22: Operating Instructions
5 Operating Instructions Safety Do not drive this equipment in high range or on public roads with product in the bed or tank. Driving at high speeds with product in the bed/tank will overload the tires, causing tire failure and loss of control. Loss of control will cause death or severe injury. -
Page 23: Cold Start Procedure
5.2 Cold Start Procedure The SBM AgTrk RS 260/300™ is equipped with an engine block heater and intake air heater for cold weather starting. The engine block heater plug is located on the right side of the engine, behind the alternator. -
Page 24: High/Low Gearing
5.4 High/Low Gearing The SBM AgTrk RS 260/300™ is equipped with a dual range transfer case, as well as the ability to shift from 2-wheel drive to 4-wheel drive. The Low/High Range switch, located on the right-hand console, allows the vehicle to operate in a gear range that is best suited for its current environment. -
Page 25: Steer Mode Selection
Two-wheel steer MUST be engaged. 5.6 Parking Brake & Emergency Brake Operation The SBM AgTrk RS 260/300™ is equipped with a parking brake. The parking brake is to be used anytime the vehicle is stopped, and the operator intends on leaving the seat. -
Page 26: Refueling
DEF is very corrosive to certain types of material. Care should be taken when handling DEF around equipment. 5.7 Refueling 1. Fill the fuel tank with diesel fuel only, from the left side of the vehicle. Replace the fuel cap and clean up any spills when finished refueling. 2. -
Page 27: Fill Locations
5.8.2 Fill Locations Fuel Fill Left side of chassis DEF Fill Left side of chassis, behind fuel tank Hydraulic Oil Level Check Right side of chassis, mounted to hydraulic tank Hydraulic Oil Fill Right side of chassis Engine Oil Fill Top of valve cover, near front Engine Oil Level Check Left side of motor... -
Page 28: Def Storage
5.8.3 DEF Storage 1. Keep DEF storage containers tightly closed. 2. To avoid freezing, do not store at temperatures below 23°F (-5°C). Frozen DEF can be thawed and used without concerns of product degradation, however, damage to the container or equipment may occur. 3. -
Page 29: Cab Interior
6. Cab Interior Control Console The SBM AgTrk RS260/300™ is equipped with an Opus A8 engine monitoring console. Its interface has been designed to present relevant vehicle information in an intuitive layout for the operator. Please familiarize yourself with the gauge cluster as well as all the indicator and warning lights. -
Page 30: Indicator Lights
6.1.2 Indicator Lights Water in Fuel Exhaust Temperature Warning Parking Brake Engaged Check Engine Engine Preheat Low Fuel Engine Stop Transmission Malfunction Engine Brake High Gear Range Low Gear Range Hydraulic Temperature Warning... -
Page 31: Upper Control Panels
Upper Control Panels 6.2.1 Cab Halo Left Switch Bank Cab Lights Backlighting Hazard Lights Field Lights – Center Field Lights – Middle Field Lights – Outer 6.2.2 Cab Halo Center Switch Bank Fan Speed Off / On / Max AC Air Temperature 6.2.3 Cab Halo Right Switch Bank Microphone... -
Page 32: Right Hand Console
6.3 Right Hand Console Blank Unloading Auger In/Out Blank Left Inner Boom Center Rack Up/Down Left Outer Boom Left Boom Up/Down Right Inner Boom Right Boom Up/Down Right Outer Boom Spray Pump Blank Engage PTO Blank Blank Blank Engage Crab Steering Engage Parking Brake Engage 2WS/4WS Hand Throttle... -
Page 33: Air Ride Seat Adjustments
Seat Venting/Heaters High/Low 6.5 Buddy Seat The SBM AgTrk RS260/300™ is equipped with a buddy seat in all cabs. This allows for one person besides the operator to ride along in the cab. All passengers must wear their seat belt... -
Page 34: Steering Column Adjustments
6.7 Remote Throttle The SBM AgTrk RS260/300™ comes standard with a hand throttle, located on the right-hand console. It is set up with the foot throttle as a “greater throttle wins” setup, meaning that whichever throttle is more engaged will be the throttle setting. -
Page 35: General Maintenance
7. General Maintenance Personal Safety To prevent serious injury or death, follow all guidelines outlined in this section before preforming any maintenance on the vehicle. Roll Over / Crush Hazard To prevent serious injury or death, before servicing, adjusting, repairing, or performing other work on the unit, always make sure that the transmission is placed in neutral, the parking brake is set, vehicle engine is stopped, and the ignition key is removed. - Page 36 Use Properly Rated Tools Use tools, jacks, and hoists that have the capacity for the job. Makeshift tools and procedures can create safety hazards. For loosening and tightening hardware, use the correct size tools. Crush Hazard Use support blocks or safety stands rated to support the load when changing tires or performing maintenance.
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Page 37: Torque Values
Do not attempt shortcuts. Dispose of Waste Properly Improperly disposing of waste can threaten the environment. Potentially harmful waste used with SBM equipment includes such items as oil, fuel, coolant, hydraulic fluid, filters, spray chemicals, and batteries. • Use leak proof containers when draining fluids. Do not use food or beverage containers that may mislead someone into drinking from them. -
Page 38: General Torque Chart (Imperial)
7.2.2 General Torque Chart (Imperial) Bolt Diameter SAE Grade 5 SAE Grade 8 Ft-lbs. (Nm) Ft-lbs. (Nm) 1/4” (12) (17) 5/16” (25) (36) 3/8” (45) (63) 7/16” (72) (100) 1/2" (110) (155) 9/16” (155) (220) 5/8” (215) (305) (390) (540) 7/8”... -
Page 39: Fluids And Filters
2 pts (1L) *Fluid capacities are a guideline only. Proper fluid checks must be made to ensure there is correct fluid levels for operation. 7.3.2 Filter Requirements FUNCTION SBM PART # Engine Air Filter, Primary 100047 Engine Air Filter, Secondary... -
Page 40: Engine Maintenance
7.5 Engine Maintenance Always refer to the Cummins Operation & Maintenance manual, 4021531 for all engine maintenance procedures. 7.5.1 Engine Oil and Filter Check the engine oil level every 10 hours of operation. Change the engine oil and filter every 500 hours or 6 months, whichever comes first. -
Page 41: Fuel System
7.5.2 Fuel System 1. Inspect the fuel cap for seal integrity and damage every time you add fuel. 2. Replace the primary fuel filter every 500 hours or 6 months, whichever comes first. 3. Take all safety precautions to prevent the vehicle from moving unintentionally. Shut off the engine and remove the key. -
Page 42: Transmission Maintenance
side of the air cleaner cover. Replace the air filter when the restriction indicator shows the need. 2. Check the dust evacuator valve on the bottom of the air cleaner daily. Replace the valve if it is not closing and sealing properly. 7.6 Transmission Maintenance 7.6.1 Checking Transmission Fluid Level Check the transmission oil level every 10 operating hours. - Page 43 To prevent damage to the transmission, the fluid level must be maintained above the COLD ADD mark and below the HOT FULL mark. The COLD ADD mark assures the fluid is above the charging pump suction port inside the transmission. This prevents charging pump cavitation which causes aeration of the fluid and erratic operation of the transmission.
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Page 44: Fluid Level Check Using The Electronic Shift Selector Method
5. Remove the dipstick and wipe it clean. 6. Reinsert the dipstick into the fill tube, pushing down until it stops, but still in its loose and unscrewed position. 7. Remove the dipstick and observe the fluid level. a. COLD CHECK: If the fluid on the dipstick is within the COLD CHECK band, the level is satisfactory. - Page 45 5. Press the ↑ (Upshift) and ↓ (Downshift) arrows simultaneously on the keypad of the shift selector. a. The display on the transmission shift selector should now indicate fluid level status by sequentially flashing the fluid level information two characters at a time to the select and monitor digital displays.
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Page 46: Transfer Case Maintenance
Invalid for Display Sequence Select Monitor Description Fluid (oil) Level Check Mode The dashes are followed by a numerical which is a fault code that indicates conditions that are not proper to receive the fluid level information or there is a system malfunction. 6. -
Page 47: Suspension Maintenance
7.11 Pneumatic System The SBM AgTrk RS260/300 is equipped with an onboard air compressor, driven by the engine. It supplies compressed air to the brakes and automatic ladder. There are 2 tanks in the system, located on the right side of the vehicle, inside the frame. -
Page 48: Wheel Torque Specifications
7.12.2 Wheel Torque Specifications 1. Each wheel stud must be tightened to 450 ft-lbs. using the sequence listed below. 2. Tighten each wheel stud nut to 50 ft-lbs. following the pattern above. 3. Verify the alignment of the wheel on the hub. 4. -
Page 49: Lights And Beacon
2. Remove the knob that holds the filter in place. 3. Replace with a new filter and re-install the retaining knob and filter shroud. 4. Replace the cover and secure with the retaining knob. Certain applications require specific pressurizer filters to meet safety requirements. -
Page 50: Powdercoat Finish Maintenance
7.17 Powdercoat Finish Maintenance The recommended method for cleaning your powder-coated surface is to use warm water and mild soap. We do not recommend using chemical cleaners such as acetone, mineral spirits, or lacquer thinners. For difficult to clean areas, we recommend using a soft cloth, sponge, or soft bristled brush. -
Page 51: Bystanders
Do not use the vehicle for towing on a roadway. 8.2 Bystanders Stay Clear Beware of physical surroundings, especially bystanders, and children. Walk around the vehicle before entering the cab. Use a spotter to watch the area and make sure no one enters your blind spots. -
Page 52: Trailer Hauling
o Watch for overhead obstructions and side clearances while transporting. o Always operate equipment in a manner that provides maximum visibility. Make allowances for increased length and weight of the equipment when making turns, stopping, etc. 8.4 Trailer Hauling 1. Be sure product bed/tank is empty. Do not transport with product in the bed or tank. 2. -
Page 53: Preparing For Storage
9.2 Preparing For Storage The end of each operating season is a good time to replace and repair any components that are worn or not functioning properly. This will ensure that the unit will be ready to operate the next season and will save costly downtime. -
Page 54: Component Identification & Reorder Information
10. Component Identification & Reorder Information 10.1 Chassis Components Figure 10.1.1 Engine and Transmission Figure 10.1.2 Engine and Transmission... -
Page 55: Engine Cooling & Cac Hoses
Figure 10.1.3 Engine Cooling and CAC Hoses Figure 10.1.4 Cooling Package... -
Page 56: Transfer Case
Figure 10.1.5 Transfer Case Figure 10.1.6 Drivelines... -
Page 57: Exhaust Assembly
Figure 10.1.7 Exhaust Assembly Figure 10.1.8 Aftertreatment Shroud... -
Page 58: Engine Air Intake
Figure 10.1.9 Engine Air Intake Figure 10.1.10 Fuel Tank... -
Page 59: Diesel Exhaust Fluid Def Tank
Figure 10.1.11 Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Tank Figure 10.1.12 Battery Box... -
Page 60: Under-Cab Components
Figure 10.1.13 Under-Cab Components Figure 10.1.14 Hydraulic Tank... -
Page 61: Pneumatic Tanks
Figure 10.1.15 Pneumatic Tanks Figure 10.1.16 Cab HVAC Components... -
Page 62: Suspension Components
Figure 10.1.17 Suspension Components Figure 10.1.18 Frame/Suspension... -
Page 63: Platform
Figure 10.1.19 Platform Figure 10.1.20 Exterior Cab Components... -
Page 64: Exterior Cab Components
Figure 10.1.21 Exterior Cab Components Figure 10.1.22 Exterior Cab Components... -
Page 65: Front Console/Steering Column
Figure 10.1.23 Front Console/Steering Column Figure 10.1.24 Interior Cab Components... -
Page 66: Control Console
Figure 10.1.25 Control Console See page 30 for detailed switch description. Figure 10.1.26 Cab Components - Headliner... -
Page 67: Hood
Figure 10.1.27 Hood Figure 10.1.28 Toolbox... -
Page 68: Chassis Components Drawing Key & Part List
10.1 Chassis Components Drawing Key & Part List 10.1.1 Engine Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Engine, Complete (260HP) 10.1.1 100612 Engine, Complete (300HP) 10.1.1 100531 Starter Motor 10.1.2 100876 Lube Filter, Engine 10.1.2 100879 Motor Mount, Rear 10.1.2 100416 Isolator, Rear Motor Mount 10.1.2... - Page 69 10.1.5 101412 Isolator, Transfer Case Upper 10.1.5 101678 10.1.4 Drivelines Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Driveline Assy, Transfer Case to Rear Axle 10.1.6 100501 Driveline Assy, Transfer Case to Front axle 10.1.6 100502 10.1.6 100499 Driveline Assy, Transmission to Transfer Case U-Joint, Driveline 10.1.6...
- Page 70 Primary Air Filter, Engine 10.1.9 100047 Secondary Air Filter, Engine 10.1.9 100048 10.1.6 Fuel & DEF System Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Fuel Tank 10.1.10 101431 Pickup Assembly, Fuel Tank 10.1.10 101432 Fuel Filter 10.1.1 100050 Fuel/Water Separator, Engine 10.1.19...
- Page 71 Not Pictured 101721 Thermostat Seal Not Pictured 101722 Water Pump Kit (includes seal) 10.1.2 101723 10.1.8 Electrical System Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Alternator 10.1.2 101600 Battery, 12V 10.1.12 100451 Battery Box 10.1.12 101449 Latch, Battery Box 10.1.12 100291 Battery Box Cover 10.1.12...
- Page 72 100256 Valve, Rear Steer 10.1.13 100474 Valve, Steer Mode 10.1.13 100471 10.1.10 Pneumatic and Braking System Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Air Compressor 10.1.1 101728 Tank, Compressed Air 10.1.15 100432 Air Governor 10.1.1 100371 Air Cylinder, Platform Step 10.1.19...
- Page 73 Louver, HVAC (rectangular) 10.1.23 101669 Louver, HVAC (round) 10.1.23 101671 10.1.13 Suspension Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Tie Rod Assembly 10.1.17 101730 Leaf Spring Assy, Front Axle 10.1.17 100505 Leaf Spring Assy, Rear Axle 10.1.17 100511 Shackle Mount, Rear Axle 10.1.18...
- Page 74 Bracket, Hood Rest LH 10.1.19 101498 Bracket, Hood Rest RH 10.1.19 101499 Hood Isolator Rest 10.1.19 101500 10.1.15 Cab Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N 10.1.20 100529 Windshield 10.1.20 100884 Rear Glass 10.1.21 101601 Right Glass 10.1.21 101602 Door Glass 10.1.20...
- Page 75 Handhold RH 10.1.24 101623 Horn, Electric 10.1.22 101624 Striker Assembly, Cab Door 10.1.20 101625 10.1.16 Hood Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Hood 10.1.27 100634 Hood Grill 10.1.27 101361 Handle, Hood Tilt 10.1.27 100290 Hinge, Hood Grill 10.1.27 100288 Latch, Hood Grill 10.1.27...
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Page 76: Grain Bin Components Drawings
10.2 Grain Bin Components Figure 10.2.1 Grain Bin Figure 10.2.2 Bin Auger... - Page 77 Figure 10.2.3 Lower Auger Figure 10.2.4 Upper Auger...
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Page 78: Grain Bin
10.2.1 Grain Bin Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Grain Bin 10.2.1 101367 Crossmember, Bin 10.2.1 101368 Diverter Valve 10.2.1 101738 Mounting Bracket, Diverter Valve 10.2.1 101369 Isolator, Bin Mount Lower 10.2.1 100335 Isolator, Bin Mount Upper 10.2.1 101680 Washer, Bin Mount Isolator 10.2.1... -
Page 79: Upper Auger
Shaft Coupler 10.2.3 100475 Hydraulic Motor, Load Auger 10.2.3 100562 10.2.4 Upper Auger Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Load Auger, Upper 10.2.4 101389 Housing, Upper Load Auger 10.2.4 101390 Fold Cylinder, Load Auger 10.2.4 100300 Fold Pin, Load Auger 10.2.4... -
Page 80: Sprayer Components Drawings
10.3 Sprayer Components Figure 10.3.1 Sprayer Components Figure 10.3.2 Tank Components... -
Page 81: Pump Components
Figure 10.3.3 Pump Components Figure 10.3.4 Four-Link Boom Mount... -
Page 82: Four-Link Boom Mount
V-Wheels Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N V-Wheel 10.3.1 101672 Wear Plate, V-Wheel 10.3.1 101673 Spray Tank Skid Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Tank Skid, 500 Gallon 10.3.2 101674 Tank Skid, 750 Gallon 10.3.2 101676 Tank Strap, 500 Gallon 10.3.2... - Page 83 Nipple, 1/8 x 2 10.3.3 101628 Adapter, ¼ FPT x 1/8 FPT 10.3.3 101629 Adapter, ¼ MPT x ¼ Hose Barb - 90 ° 10.3.3 101630 Bulkhead, ¼” FPT, Plastic 10.3.3 101631 Valve, 2” 10.3.2 101632 Clamp, 2” 10.3.2 101633 Valve, 3”...
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Page 84: Stomper Components Drawings
10.4 Stomper Components Figure 10.4.1 Stomper, Complete Figure 10.4.2 Stomper Trailer... -
Page 85: Stomper Trailer
Figure 10.4.3 Tow Hitch Assembly Stomper Wheels Item # Description Diagram SBM P/N Stomper Wheel, Left 10.4.1 101358 Stomper Wheel, Right 10.4.1 101359 Stomper Trailer Item # Description SBM P/N Trailer Frame 10.4.2 101344 Stomper Wheel 10.4.2 101345 10.4.2 101346 Bearing, Stomper Hub 10.4.2... - Page 86 Stomper Trailer Tow Hitch Item # Description SBM P/N Tow Hitch Assy. 101356 Not Pictured Tow Bumper 10.4.3 101350 Tow Hitch 10.4.3 101351 Upper Clevis, Tow Hitch 10.4.3 101707 Tow Brace, Upper Left 10.4.3 101352 Tow Brace, Lower Left 10.4.3...
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Page 87: Warranty
11. Warranty Please note the serial and model number of your vehicle and write the information down in the space provided. This information is critical for us to provide you with the best service throughout the life of your product. Model Number: _______________ Serial Number: _______________...