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OPERATOR'S MANUAL

Sand Spreader

Model SS10

Serial Number 13216

Manual# 96375 MAR 2021 ENGLISH

MESSER REPAIR AND FABRICATING LLC

SAUK CENTRE, MN

PRINTED IN USA

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Page 1 OPERATOR’S MANUAL Sand Spreader Model SS10 Serial Number 13216 Manual# 96375 MAR 2021 ENGLISH COPYRIGHT © 2021 MESSER REPAIR AND FABRICATING LLC SAUK CENTRE, MN PRINTED IN USA ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 2: Using This Manual
Introduction Using This Manual The term loader is used in this manual to refer to a skid steer loader. Your loader operator’s manual contains instructions to safely operate the loader. Anyone who operates a loader with this attachment installed must first read, understand and follow the instructions in the loader operator’s manual.
Page 3: Manufacturer Contact
Introduction and must not exceed a flow capacity of 20 GPM or 3,000 psi. The manufacturer reserves the right to make improvements, and to dis- continue or change specifications, models or design without notice and without incurring obligation. Loader Compatibility Confirm your loader’s Rated Operating Capacity in the loader operator’s manual.
Page 4 Product Identification Identification Numbers Record your product information to provide when you contact the dealer or manufacturer. Sand Spreader Model SS10 Serial Number 13216- Serial Number Location Purchase Date Dealer Dealer Phone Model Serial #...
Page 5: Specifications
Specifications Specifications SS10 Model Width x Height 114 x 99 cm (45 x 39 in.) 114 cm (39 in.) Depth Cubic Feet 5 to 35 Spread in Feet 268 kg (590 lbs.) Weight...
Page 6 Safety Decals Decal Locations Location Description Part Number Stand Clear Decal 96028 Warning Decal 96117 Warning Decal 96255 STAND CLEAR DECAL 96028 STAND CLEAR WHILE IN OPERATION...
Page 7 Safety Decals WARNING DECAL 96117 HIGH PRESSURE FLUID HAZARD To prevent serious injury or death: • Relieve pressure on system before repairing, adjust- ing or disconnecting. Wear proper hand and eye protection when search- • ing for leaks. Use wood or cardboard instead of hands.
Page 8: Parking Safely
Safety Wear Protective Equipment • Wear gloves to protect hands from burns if hydraulic couplers be- come hot during operation. • Never wear sandals or other light footwear when operating or servic- ing the attachment. Wear protective footwear when handling blades or heavy parts.
Page 9 Safety in working order. If the attachment is damaged or otherwise not in working order, do not operate until it has been repaired by a qualified technician. • Before raising or lowering the attachment be sure the area is clear of bystanders.
Page 10: Safety Decals
Safety service manuals. Do not allow anyone to service the attachment unless they have first • read and understood the safety and warning decals on the loader and on the attachment. • The attachment owner is responsible for training others to safely service the attachment, and is responsible for any injuries or harm which occurs while the attachment is being serviced.
Page 11 Safety Read and understand all safety decals before operating or servicing the attachment. See the Safety Decal Location illustration in this manual to confirm where decals are installed on the attachment. Safety decals which are missing, worn or faded must be replaced. Re- placement safety decal part numbers are included in this manual.
Page 12: Installing The Attachment
Installing and Removing Preparing For Installation 1. Check the loader or tractor and attachment hydraulic couplers to be sure the surfaces are clean before connecting. 2. Inspect the couplers for damage or wear and replace if needed for proper connection. Installing the Attachment 1.
Page 13: Installing And Removing
Installing and Removing 6. Tilt the attaching plate backward to raise the front of the attachment. 7. Move the loader attaching plate levers (A) to the locked (fully down) position either manually or by using the loader controls. 8. Park the loader. (See Parking Safely in this manual.) IMPORTANT AVOID DAMAGE! The attachment may come off the loader if it is...
Page 14 Installing and Removing 9. Check to be sure the loader attaching plate pins or wedges (C) extended into the holes in the bottom of the attachment mounting frame. If not, move the loader attaching plate levers to the unlocked (up) position and repeat installation. 10.
Page 15 Installing and Removing WARNING AVOID INJURY! Hydraulic couplers may become hot during op- eration. Avoid burns by wearing gloves when disconnecting hydraulic couplers. 5. Disconnect the attachment hydraulic hoses from the loader’s front auxiliary couplers (A). a. Rotate the coupler sleeves (B) so the ball (C) is aligned with the groove (D) to allow the coupler to disconnect (Some sleeves may not have this locking mechanism).
Page 16 Installing and Removing 6. Install protective caps on the couplers if they are provided, and insert couplers in the hole (E) in the top of the frame. IMPORTANT AVOID DAMAGE! Loader attaching plate levers which are operated manually may have spring tensioning. Firmly grasp the levers and move the levers slowly.
Page 17: Pre-Operation Inspection
Operating Pre-Operation Inspection Before starting operation, inspect the area you will be operating in and inspect the attachment. Inspect the Work Area 1. Confirm the area is clear of bystanders including animals. Establish a safety zone by keeping bystanders and animals beyond a 100 foot radius around the attachment when operating.
Page 18: Theory Of Operation
Operating Theory of Operation The Sand Spreader hydraulic hoses are connected to the loader front auxiliary hydraulic couplers. Hydraulic fluid flows through the hoses and through the flow control valve to the motor which drives the spreader plate to throw material outward. Material flows out of the hopper through adjustable doors on the bottom.
Page 19 Operating Attaching Plate, Loader Side Picture Note: Top view of Sand Spreader. Adjustable doors with #1 starting from back of attachment, spreader plate rotating in clockwise direction. Note: Door #4 must remain closed when the spreader plate is rotating in the factory set clockwise direction to prevent discharging material onto the attaching plate and flow control valve.
Page 20 Operating Adjusting Speed With The Flow Control Valve 1. Adjust the flow control valve to the desired speed. 2. Adjust the dial (A) downward to increase spreader plate rotation. 3. Travel forward in the operating area, adjusting hopper doors and flow control valve speed as needed.
Page 21 Operating 4. Disconnect the hoses (A) and install each one in the other port. Transporting the Attachment On the Loader Check to be sure the attachment is correctly installed on the loader before hauling the loader on a trailor or truck. Follow all loader, truck or trailer operator’s manual instructions to safely haul the loader.
Page 22: Service Intervals
Servicing Service Intervals Every 8 hours or daily: • Check and tighten all hardware. Removing Material From Jammed Hopper 1. Park the loader. (See Parking Safely in this manual.) WARNING AVOID INJURY! Disconnect the attachment hydraulic hoses from the loader before servicing. 2.
Page 23 Servicing Replacing the Hydraulic Hoses Hoses to Loader 1. Park the loader. (See Parking Safely in this manual.) WARNING AVOID INJURY! Disconnect the attachment hydraulic hoses from the loader before servicing. 2. Disconnect the attachment hydraulic hoses from the loader. 3.
Page 24 Servicing 3. Position a drain pan under the motor to catch any fluid. 4. Disconnect the hose from the port (A) on the motor. 5. Disconnect the hose from the fitting (B) and remove the hose. 6. Install the new hose on the fitting, and route the hose through the guide areas (C) to install on the port on the motor.
Page 25 Servicing 3. Remove the four nuts, lockwashers, washers, bolts and the motor cover (A). 4. Position a drain pan under the motor to catch any fluid. 5. Disconnect the hoses (B) from the motor.
Page 26 Servicing 6. Remove the two setscrews (C) from the spreader pan shaft. 7. Remove the four nuts, bolts (D), lockwashers, washers, and the motor. 8. Install the key (E) on the new motor as shown. 9. Remove the plugs (F). 10.
Page 27: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Action Problem Spreader plate or agitator stop 1. Check to be sure the attachment rotating. hydraulic couplers are fully connected. 2. Check to see if material is jammed in the hopper. 3. Check the attachment for hy- draulic fluid leaks. 4.
Page 28: Replacement Parts
Replacement Parts...
Page 29 Replacement Parts Replacement Parts Contact Messer Repair and Fabricating, LLC for replacement parts. Part numbers may change without notice. Item Qty. Part Number Part Description 05564-P Spreader Screen Weldment 96110 3 x 1-1/4 Caster Wheel 08463-P Top Beater Helix Weldment 06276-P U-Joint Bushing Weldment 06308...
Page 30 Replacement Parts Item Qty. Part Number Part Description 6400-08-10 Straight Fitting 6402-10-08 Straight Fitting 6500-08-08 90° Fitting 6801-08-08 90° Fitting Flat Washer, 1/2 x 1-3/8 Top Lock Nut, 1/2 - 13 Thumb Screw, 3/8 - 16 x 1 Hex Bolt, 3/8 - 16 x 1 Hex Nut, 3/8 - 16 Split Lock Washer, 3/8 Bolt, 5/16 - 18 x 2...
Page 31: Warranty
Warranty MESSER REPAIR & FABRICATING, LLC Limited Warranty and Terms and Conditions of Sale The following limited warranty, and terms and conditions of sale (the “Limited Warranty”) apply to all equipment, products, parts, and goods (any of the forego- ing are referred to herein as “Equipment”) sold by Messer Repair & Fabricating, LLC (“Messer”): 1.
Page 32 Warranty 5. Location of Warranty Repairs. All warranty repairs pursuant to this Limited Warranty shall be made at Messer’s corporate manufacturing plant, or other loca- tion as determined by Messer, at its discretion. Purchaser shall be responsible for and pay for any transportation expenses necessary for Limited Warranty repairs. 6.

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