APE upon SUBSTITUTION OF ANY PARTS WHATSOEVER, inspection to have been defective in USE OF PARTS NOT APPROVED BY APE OR ANY material or workmanship. Such parts ALTERATION OR REPAIR BY OTHERS IN SUCH A shall be provided at no cost to the user, at MANNER AS, IN APE’S JUDGMENT, AFFECTS THE...
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7. When maintaining and/or repairing the equipment, substitute parts not NEVER supplied or approved in writing by APE. NOTICE indicates information that may help or guide you in the operation or service of the equipment. Do NOT NOT weld or flame cut on this DISCLAIMER equipment.
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Refer to schematic diagrams and the BOM (Bill of Materials) for component part specifications and recommended spare parts. When calling APE, always have the equipment serial number on hand in order to obtain quicker service. COMMON ABBREVIATIONS AND TERMS...
Hydraulic Impact Hammer Equipment Information Hydraulic Impact Hammer Overview The APE Dash 5 is a variable stroke, hydraulically-operated and controlled pile driver. In addition, the hammer can be used for soil compaction, installing well casings and testing piers. The Dash 5 operates in a range of approximately 35 to 60 cycles per minute depending on the hydraulic flow and desired stroke.
Connecting the hoses is one of the most critical aspects of commissioning an APE equipment. Take extreme care to keep these Pressurizing the system while there connections absolutely clean. This procedure...
Shipment A tag with identifying numbers for the unit. If the shipment recipient and method of shipment isn’t stated then APE will use its own judgment. Shortages APE does not assume responsibility for any delay, damage, or loss of material while in transit.
When adding or changing hydraulic fluid, • Protect the unpainted surfaces with APE uses only Biodegradable Envirologic 146 suitable anti-corrosion treatment hydraulic fluid. Consult your local oil supplier such as CRC SP-350, CorrosionX for recommendations on mixing hydraulic oils.
E = Developed Energy and N =Number of Blows Per Inch 0) 248-8498 Pile Bearing (tons) = ((1.75*SQRT "E" LOG10*10N)-100) /2 40,000 APE has no preference for these particular formulas and calculations over any other. E = Developed Energy and N =Number of Blows Per Inch Stroke Energy Pile Set (Blows per inch) APE has no preference for these particular formulas and calculations over any other.
RECOMMENDED BOLT TIGHTENING TORQUE “LUBRICATED SHCS” Socket Head Cap Screws When installing any APE equipment or parts apply lubricant and use APE standard Anti-Seize torque specs. See Tightening Torque Spec below. Failure to follow tightening torque spec can result in under / over tightening fasteners, leading to equipment failure or personal injury.
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