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Anderson M-115 Owner's Manual

Log loader on a r-flex 410 trailer
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Log Loader ANDERSON
M-115
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  • Page 1 Owner’s Manual for Log Loader ANDERSON M-115 On a Trailer R-Flex 410...
  • Page 3 ANDERSON Warranty 1  ANDERSON’S WARRANTY FORM Warranty form that has to be complete and return as soon as possible Please fill out this warranty form with the informations about your new This form has to be complete machine and send it by fax or by mail.
  • Page 4 From :____________ _______________ Stamp _______________ _______________ To : ANDERSON MACHINERY 5125 rue de la Plaisance Chesterville (Québec) CANADA G0P 1J0...
  • Page 5 This agricultural forestry machine has been manufactured with great care in our own manufacturing plant. The M-115 will give you many years of great reliable service. The majority of our machine parts have been designed with the use of very specific computer software.

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    1  Our warranty. p. 2 - 7 Important : Please return the half page registration on page 3 .  2  M-115 Log Loader General Characteristics: 2.1  Basic Components : p. 8-9 2.2  Hydraulic Control : The Joysticks.
  • Page 7  6 MONTH Warranty 1.1  If your ANDERSON loader fails to operate properly due to a defective design, material, manufacturing, or assembling within one year following the date of purchase we at ANDERSON will repair free of charge your machine.
  • Page 8 1.4  Modifications : Given that our company’s desire is to always improve our products our company reserves the right to modify its machines, their characteristics, and their parts at any time without any advance notice or obligation. Dany Poisson Thank you for trusting , president Anderson Machinery...

  • Page 9: M-115 Log Loader General Characteristics

    Our Loader is composed primarily with a mast, a lifting extending boom, and a grapple. These units are all installed on an Anderson R-Flex 410 tandem trailer. This trailer has a width of 64 inches (1.65m) and a structutural extendable length of 11 feet 6 inches (3.50m). This trailer can handle wooden logs up to 12 feet in length (3.66m).

  • Page 10: Basic Components

    2  Loader M-115 General Characteristics (continues). 2.1  Basic Components (continued) : Bolt Moving the standard (non hydraulic) tandem axle: When the loader is empty you can manually move forward or backward the tandem axle by 4 inches (10.16cm) by taking out the bolt that connects it to the central beam. Once you move the axle you will need to put the bolt back in place.

  • Page 11: Weight, Dimensions And Capacity

    2  Loader M-115 General Characteristics (2 part). 2.3  Dimensions, Weight and Capacity. Width : 65 po (1,65 m) Length : 17 ft (5.28 m) Height : 7 ft 6 in (2,28 m) (Without a load and the grapple stabilized on the central beam)

  • Page 12: Optional Loader Bucket

    2  Loader M-115 General Charateristics (3 part). 2.4  Optional Equipment (continues) : 2.4.3  Optional Loader Bucket : Adding a bucket to the end of the secondary boom (usually goes with the optional dumping bin) will permit you to dig, to load and transport soil, gravel, etc.

  • Page 13: Safety Guidelines

    The best operator is a CAREFUL operator !!!!! 3.1  Your Anderson loader has been designed to be very safe to operate. However it should not be used for any other operations than the ones it has been designed for. This loader includes metallic moving parts, a powerful hydraulic system and probably a gasoline motor.
  • Page 14 Precautions Safety  (continues) ATTENTION !  All hydraulic fluid that comes in contact or infiltrates the skin must be treated by a doctor who is familiar with this kind of injury within the hours that follow the accident. If the injury is neglected it may cause serious health problems and could possibly lead to gangrene.

  • Page 15: Troubleshooting And Maintenance : A Few Problems With Their Solutions

    Maintenance and Troubleshooting  4.1  Before each Use : It is very important to check the unit’s hydraulic oil level because a pump that misses oil will quickly break (in less than a minute of operation). Maintain a minimum oil level of 3 inches (7.5cm) below the hydraulic oil cap.
  • Page 16 Maintenance and Troubleshooting  (continues). 4.2  Greasing Gun (continues) : Everyday Greasing Gun Optional Parts Summary :  Dumping bin : 1 nipple on the forward base of the big cylinder  Loading Bucket : 5 nipples (1 on each cylinder end and 1 on each of the 3 pivots) ...
  • Page 17 Maintenance and Troubleshooting  part). 4.3  Other Lubrication : Every 40 hours of use check to see if the gears at the base of the rotating mast base needs greasing. If you have a hydraulic tandem, examine the central beam on which the train slides to see if it also need lubrication or to be greased manually.
  • Page 18 Visit our Internet site www.anderson-machineries.com  Maintenance and Troubleshooting (continues).   Problems  Possible causes  Solutions 1 – Add gas to the tank and restart. 4.6.1 – The motor of 1 –The gas tank is empty. 2 – Open the return gas valve and restart.

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