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  • Page 1 Operating Manual Sweeper PLUS Read and follow these instructions before the initial startup. Keep for future reference. 06 759 8402...
  • Page 3 Introduction Dear Customer, You have decided on a quality product from the comprehensive product range of the Tuchel Maschinenbau GmbH. We thank you for your confidence in us. On receipt of this sweeper, please check for any transport damage or whether parts are missing.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    3.2.6 Water-spray system: .................... 3-22 Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper ............4-23 First installation onto carrier vehicle ................. 4-23 Installation of Sweeper PLUS 560 ................... 4-24 4.2.1 Three-point linkage - "front mounting" ..............4-25 4.2.2 Three-point linkage - "rear mounting" ..............4-26 4.2.3...
  • Page 5 Table of contents 4.3.5 Emptying the dirt hopper ..................4-35 4.3.6 Simple-sweeping mode ..................4-36 4.3.7 Lateral adjustment for simple-sweeping use ............4-37 4.3.8 Readjustment of sweeping profile ............... 4-38 Dismounting from vehicle....................4-39 4.4.1 Quick-hitch attachment system ................4-40 4.4.2 Three-point linkage ....................
  • Page 6 Keyword Index Basic safety instructions ......2-11 Cleaning, servicing and maintenance ..2-14 Dismounting the sweeper ......4-23 Explanations of the warnings ..... 2-17 Free sweeping ........... 4-36 Hydraulic system ........2-13 Hydraulic schematics ......... 7-60 Information for enquiries and orders .... 1-3 Maintenance ..........

  • Page 7: General

    A-frame or a three-point linkage. The basic version of the Sweeper PLUS 560 comes as a simple sweeping model (without dirt hopper) and is therefore suitable for cleaning large paved areas.

  • Page 8: Conformity Declaration

    EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC The manufacturer: Tuchel Maschinenbau GmbH Holsterfeld 15 D-48499 Salzbergen Herewith declares that the following described machine: Make: Sweeper PLUS 560 Type: 1382 Machine No.: ........Is in conformity with the provisions of the following EU Directives: •...

  • Page 9: Information For Inquiries And Orders

    The use of other accessories / spare parts voids any liability for resulting consequences. 1.2.5 Formal information for operating instructions Document number: 59000.0314.0000.00.001-01 Date of creation: March 2016 ©Copyright Tuchel Maschinenbau GmbH 2016 All rights reserved. Reprints, even extracts, are only permitted with the approval of the Tuchel Maschinenbau GmbH.

  • Page 10: Details Of Operating Pressures

    Electro-hydr. swinging side brush 1.2.8 Approved utilisation The Sweeper PLUS 560 is a machine that can be moved by means of a hydraulic circuit and by means of the adaptation to the corresponding carrier vehicle. Its purpose is the cleaning of paved/ hard covered surfaces with normal level of dirt.

  • Page 11: Technical Data Sheet

    General 1.2.9 Technical data sheet Technical Data PLUS 560 1.35 1.50 1.80 2.00 2.30 2.60 A = working width 1350 1500 1800 2000 2300 2600 B = total width (motor inside) 1564 1714 2014 2214 2514 2814 B = overall width (outside motor)
  • Page 12 General...

  • Page 13: Safety Information

    Safety information Safety information This chapter contains important information for the owner and the operator for safe and problem-free operation of the sweeper. Please observe all the safety instructions of this operating manual. Most accidents are caused by the simplest safety rules not being observed.

  • Page 14: Organisational Measures

    Safety information Organisational measures The operating manual: • Should always be kept at the place of use of the sweeper. • Must be freely available at all times for operator and service personnel. 2.2.1 Obligations of the owner The owner is under obligation •...

  • Page 15: Qualifications Of The Persons And Activities Carried Out

    Safety information 2.2.3 Qualifications of the persons and activities carried out Only trained and instructed persons may work with/on the sweeper. The owner must clearly define the responsibilities of the persons for its operation, servicing and maintenance. A person in training may only work with/on the sweeper under the supervision of an experienced person.

  • Page 16: Product Safety

    Safety information Product safety 2.3.1 Safety-oriented operation of the sweeper The sweeper may only be operated by a person from the driver's position of the vehicle when there is no person within the danger area around the vehicle. For this purpose, take note of the Chapter "Safety conscious working practices", Page 2-7.

  • Page 17: Warranty And Liability

    Safety information 2.3.5 Warranty and liability In principle, our "General sales and delivery conditions" apply. These have been handed to the operator at the latest with the signing of the contract. Guarantee and liability claims for personal injury and damage to property are excluded when derived from one or more of the following causes: •...
  • Page 18 Safety information • Ensure that the following values are not exceeded when coupling the sweeper to the front of the vehicle:  The permissible overall weight of the vehicle,  The permissible axle loads of the vehicle,  The permissible support load at the point of coupling of the vehicle, ...

  • Page 19: Hydraulic System

    Safety information • There are squashcrushing and shear-action points on moving parts of the sweeper operated by external-forces (e.g. hydraulics) • You must only activate external-force operated parts of the sweeper when there is no person present in the hazard area of the sweeper. •...

  • Page 20: Sweeper

    Safety information  that are automatically regulated,  that require a floating or pressure loaded position due to their function. • Before working on the hydraulic system:  lower the sweeper,  secure raised movable parts of the sweeper against unintended lowering, ...

  • Page 21: Cleaning, Servicing And Maintenance

    Safety information 2.4.4 Cleaning, servicing and maintenance • Carry out the defined works for cleaning, servicing and maintenance at the proper times. • Secure the vehicle and sweeper against inadvertent starting or rolling before the sweeper is cleaned, serviced or maintained. •...

  • Page 22: Actvity-Related Safety Instructions And Important Information

    Safety information Actvity-related safety instructions and important information The operating manual contains activity-related safety instructions and important information. The purpose of signal words and symbols is to make activity-related instructions and important safety information visible at a glance. Activity-related safety instructions: •...

  • Page 23: Warnings And Instruction Notes

    Safety information Warnings and instruction notes The following instructions are affixed to the sweeper: • Warning instructions indicate danger points on the sweeper and warning of dangers that can occur in a particular situation or in connection with certain behaviour. •...
  • Page 24 Safety information Order number and explanation Warning instructions 40000340 Read and observe the operating manual and safety instructions before using the sweeper. 40000342 When lowering the vehicle, keep at a sufficient distance! • Instruct persons and animals to leave the hazard area.

  • Page 25: Product Description

    Product description Product description This chapter contains: • Comprehensive information on the construction of the sweeper. • The names of the individual components. If possible, read this chapter in the immediate vicinity of the sweeper. This is the best way to familiarize yourself with the sweeper. Overview –...

  • Page 26: Description Of Product And Accessories

    Pendicular compensation ensures level balance in operation, even on rough, uneven ground. • With the aid of the mechanical or (optionally hydraulic) slant adjustment it is possible to swing the Sweeper PLUS 560 20° to the right or the left. Add-on parts • Water-spray system: For dust binding with 100 or 200 litre water tank and 12 V (24 V) glanded pump.

  • Page 27: Main Brush

    Optionally also 250 x 80 mm. Fig. 3.3 3.2.3 Lateral adjustment The lateral adjustment occurs via a double-acting hydraulic cylinder or mechanical lever. The Sweeper PLUS 560 can thus be slewed 20° to the left or right. Fig. 3.4 3-21...

  • Page 28: Rd Support Wheel

    Product description 3.2.4 Support wheel 3rd support wheel for an equalised guidance over the ground, height adjustable. Fig. 3.5 3.2.5 Road traffic equipment Road traffic equipment with 12 or 24 volts. Warning flags with holders and/or side- marker lights with LED illumination. Fig.

  • Page 29: Coupling And Uncoupling The Sweeper

    2-4. First installation onto carrier vehicle • In the first installation of the Sweeper PLUS 560 with water spray system or lighting equipment, it is necessary to install the switch box in a suitable position inside the carrier vehicle.

  • Page 30: Installation Of Sweeper Plus 560

    Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper Installation of Sweeper PLUS 560 WARNING Danger of crushing or impact of persons can occur if persons are present between vehicle and sweeper during coupling and uncoupling. Instruct persons to leave the danger area between the vehicle and the sweeper before moving in front of the sweeper.

  • Page 31: Three-Point Linkage - "Front Mounting

    • Check three-point hitch for contamination and clean if necessary. • Move carrier vehicle up to 300 mm distance to the Sweeper PLUS 560 • Insert pin diameter (1) or (2) according to the trailer load category of the vehicle manufacturer and secure with spring cotter pin (3).

  • Page 32: Three-Point Linkage - "Rear Mounting

    Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper 4.2.2 Three-point linkage - "rear mounting" • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. • Undertake work on the sweeper only with engine switched off and after depressurising the hydraulics. Remove ignition key, secure carrier vehicle against inadvertent starting up or rolling.

  • Page 33: A-Frame

    Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper 4.2.3 A-frame • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. • Undertake work on the sweeper only with engine switched off and after depressurising the hydraulics. Remove ignition key, secure carrier vehicle against inadvertent starting up or rolling. •...

  • Page 34: Wheel Loader Attachment System

    Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper 4.2.4 Wheel loader attachment system • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. • Undertake work on the sweeper only with motor switched off and depressurised hydraulics. Pull out ignition key, secure carrier vehicle against inadvertent starting up and rolling. •...

  • Page 35: Fork-Arm Attachment

    Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper 4.2.5 Fork-arm attachment • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. • Check fork-arm attachment and fork arms for contamination and clean if necessary. • The distance between the forks must be set before approaching it to the carrier vehicle.

  • Page 36: Operation

    Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper Operation • First read chapter 4.2 and attach Sweeper PLUS 560. 4.3.1 Transport • Observe the safety instructions from Chap. 2.3. ➔ Carry out transport only with empty dirt hopper. Fig. 4.9 • Close the shut-off valve to the side brush hydraulic motor (Fig.

  • Page 37: Start-Up

    Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper 4.3.2 Start-up • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. • In case of sweeping without dirt hopper,move the two parking stand legs (Fig. 4.12) upwards and secure with the positioning bolt. • Maximum driving or sweeping speed is 6 km/h.
  • Page 38 Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper Position of the sweeper when in use in front of the carrier vehicle • Lower sweeper until the two or three guide rollers (4) make contact with the ground. • The attachment device must be vertical to the ground.

  • Page 39: Set / Adjust Side Brush

    Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper 4.3.3 Set / adjust side brush • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. ➔ Take the actual weight of the side brush itself into account when adjusting. • The cantilever arm (1) lies on the pin (2) when the sweeper is 3-6 cm above the ground.

  • Page 40: Rotation Speed Adjustment

    This depends on the type of carrier vehicle and its equipment. The adjustment of the main brush of the Sweeper PLUS 560 with a 3-way flow control valve and feed-back control is achieved at the set-screw (1) of the flow control valve (2).

  • Page 41: Emptying The Dirt Hopper

    When emptying the dirt hopper this filling height flap moves upwards or downwards from the filling region. • Raise the Sweeper PLUS 560. Fig. 4.23 ➔ While emptying, no person must be under the sweeper.

  • Page 42: Simple-Sweeping Mode

    • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. In the simple-sweeping mode, the Sweeper PLUS 560 can be operated for simple sweeping, without having to dismount the dirt hopper. For this purpose, just open the dirt hopper and secure it in position by using the shut-off valve.

  • Page 43: Lateral Adjustment For Simple-Sweeping Use

    • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. In the application for simple sweeping by Sweeper PLUS 560, or in the simple- sweeping mode, a lateral adjustment to the edge of the road should be introduced (sweeping angle / swept material pushed to the left or right).

  • Page 44: Readjustment Of Sweeping Profile

    Readjustment of sweeping profile • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. During operation of the Sweeper PLUS 560 there should be a swept profile of a = 6 - 10 cm (i.e. when raising the sweeper the width of the cleaned surface should be 6 - 10 cm).

  • Page 45: Dismounting From Vehicle

    • Danger of accident. Ensure safe positioning of the Sweeper PLUS 560. ➔ If the Sweeper PLUS 560 is not to be used straight away, after removal from carrier vehicle, please take note of chapter "Storage" (Section 4.5)! • Lower sweeper until the guide rollers make contact with the ground.

  • Page 46: Quick-Hitch Attachment System

    Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper 4.4.1 Quick-hitch attachment system • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. • Release the hydraulic lock (4) of the attachment unit by activating the corresponding control lever inside the carrier vehicle. • Release the mechanical lock (4) of the attachment unit by removing the corresponding safety pins.

  • Page 47: Fork-Arm Attachment

    Coupling and uncoupling the sweeper 4.4.3 Fork-arm attachment • The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. • Move safety bracket downwards (in reverse sequence from that as described for attachment in Chapter 4.2.3). • The lever latches into the hole (Click);...

  • Page 48: Storage

    ➔ Be careful of the actual weight of the main brush itself when moving it. Fig. 4.36 Sweeper PLUS 560 without dirt hopper • In case of simple sweeping sweeper move out the parking stand legs (3) towards the ground and secure with pins.
  • Page 49 Fig. 4.39 • Danger of accident. Hydraulic hoses and electrical cables on the ground can cause risk of tripping. Place these over the sweeper PLUS 560. • Close hydraulic plug connectors with dust cap. •...

  • Page 50: Hydraulic System

    Hydraulic system Hydraulic system The hydraulic system consists of the following assemblies: • Two single-acting hydraulic cylinders. The hydraulic system is ready for operation when the hydraulic system of the sweeper is coupled with the hydraulic system of the carrier vehicle. Hydraulic hoses Danger of infection for persons can occur when hydraulic oil WARNING...

  • Page 51: Uncoupling Hydraulic Hoses

    Hydraulic system Pull the parking brake of the vehicle into the “on” position.. Switch engine of vehicle off and remove ignition key. Move all the operating levers of the working hydraulics of the vehicle several times in both directions. → The hydraulic system is now depressurised.

  • Page 52: Cleaning, Servicing And Maintenance

    Cleaning, servicing and maintenance Cleaning, servicing and maintenance When carrying out cleaning, servicing and maintenance, observe the instructions of the Chapters: • "Obligations of the user", on pages 2-8, • "Qualifications of the persons", on page 2-9, • "Fundamental safety instructions", from pages 2-11, •...

  • Page 53: Cleaning

    Replacing wearing parts • Maintenance, repair and replacement works on the Sweeper PLUS 560 must only be carried out after switching off the hydraulic drive and uncoupling the hydraulic connections. Secure the carrier vehicle against inadvertent starting, rolling or lowering.

  • Page 54: Replacing Brush Rings

    Cleaning, servicing and maintenance 6.2.1 Replacing brush rings The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. • Raise the sweeper (approx. 200 mm) and open dirt hopper. ➔ Secure sweeper and carrier vehicle against inadvertent starting, rolling or lowering. • Close shut-off valve (1) for the emptying- cylinder (Fig.
  • Page 55 Cleaning, servicing and maintenance • Set adjustment-lever system (2) on both sides to the uppermost position. • Raise sweeper frame (6) until the brush shaft is completely free (be careful with the hydraulic hoses!). ➔ Damage can occur in the event of hooking or crushing hydraulic hoses.

  • Page 56: Replacing Disc Brush For The Side-Brushes

    Cleaning, servicing and maintenance 6.2.2 Replacing disc brush for the side-brushes Replacement work on the Sweeper PLUS 560 must only be carried out after switching off the hydraulic drive and uncoupling the hydraulic connections. Secure carrier vehicle against inadvertent starting or rolling.

  • Page 57: Replacing Pu Strip

    Cleaning, servicing and maintenance 6.2.3 Replacing PU strip The safety regulations from chapter 4.2 apply. ➔ Renew PU strip only when sweeper is attached to carrier vehicle and raised. ➔ The dirt hopper must be empty and completely open. • Do not enter or work under the raised sweeper.

  • Page 58: Cleaning Of Water-Spray System

    Cleaning, servicing and maintenance Cleaning of water-spray system The safety regulations from chapter 2.1 apply. ➔ You will find the water filter on the inward suction hose (4) inside the water tank (1). • Unscrew the water tank cap (2). •...

  • Page 59: Lubrication - Overview

    Cleaning, servicing and maintenance Lubrication - Overview • Lubricate all bearings and lubricating points according to the lubrication plan. • Remove dirt from the lubrication nipples. • Use environmentally friendly biodegradable oil and greases where lubricants can enter into any animal feed or the ground. Find out more at your specialist for agricultural machinery.
  • Page 60 Cleaning, servicing and maintenance Fig. 6.12 6-54...

  • Page 61: Faults: Causes And Remedies

    Cleaning, servicing and maintenance Faults: Causes and remedies Fault Cause Remedy • • Check connections 1. Sweeping shaft does Incorrect hydraulic connections not rotate • • Too little pressure or Consult specialised workshop volume flow • • Consult specialised workshop Defective hydraulic motor •...
  • Page 62 Cleaning, servicing and maintenance WARNING Danger of infection for persons can occur when hydraulic oil escapes under high pressure and enters the body. • Only an expert workshop may carry out work on the hydraulic system. • Depressurise the hydraulic system before starting work on the hydraulic system.

  • Page 63: Marking Of Hydraulic Hose Lines

    Cleaning, servicing and maintenance 6.6.1 Marking of hydraulic hose lines The marking on the valve (Fig. 6.13) provides the following information: (1) Mark of the manufacturer of the hydraulic hose line (A1HF) (2) Manufacture date of the hydraulic hose line (04 / 02 = year / month = Feb.

  • Page 64: Installation And Removal Of Hydraulic Hose Lines

    Cleaning, servicing and maintenance • The period of use of 6 years is exceeded. The period of use is calculated from the date of manufacture of the hydraulic hose line plus 6 years. Example (Fig. 6.13): The date of manufacture of hydraulic hose line is indicated on the valve, for example, (07/10 = year / month = October 2007).

  • Page 65: Bolt Torques

    Cleaning, servicing and maintenance Bolt torques Thread Spanner gap Torque [Nm] A=Ø [mm] depending on the bolt / nut quality classification 10.9 12.9 M 8x1 M 10 16 (17) M 10x1 M 12 18 (19) M 12x1.5 M 14 M 14x1.5 M 16 M 16x1.5 M 18...

  • Page 66: Appendix

    Appendix Appendix Hydraulic circuit diagrams Hydraulic lateral adjustment Fig. 7.1 Hydraulic emptying of dirt hopper Fig. 7.2 7-60...

  • Page 67: Notes

    Appendix Notes 7-61...
  • Page 68 Appendix 7-62...
  • Page 69 8 – Parts Catalogue Plus Sweeper Parts Catalogue 8-63...
  • Page 70 Frame - Plus 1.50m Part No. Description 80001-0035 Frame Plus 10002541 Support plate plus 80007-0013 Mudguard 80006-0035 Terminal block 40001329 Hex screw M6x35 40000024 Hex screw M6x50 40000021 Locking tooth nut M6 40000023 Hexagon protective cap M6 40000036 Swivel castor 200 x 50 40000020 Hex screw M10x30 40000026...
  • Page 71 Frame – Plus 1.50m Part No. Description 40000066 Crown nut M20 10001973 Bracket 40001477 Outline lamp 40000065 Pas disc ø20/28 x 1 40001422 Type plate sweeper 40001423 Blind Rivet ø3x10 10002588 Cover 40001255 Edge protection profile with sealing lip 40001459 Pipe clamp series A RAP215X 10002589 Clamping iron...
  • Page 72 Frame - Plus 1.80m Part No. Description 80001-0037 Frame Plus 10002541 Support plate plus 80007-0015 Mudguard 80006-0036 Terminal block 40000021 Locking tooth nut M6 40000023 Hexagon protective cap M6 40000020 Hex screw M10x30 40000026 Hex nut M10 40000036 Swivel castor 200 x 50 40000050 Hex screw M10x25 40000041...
  • Page 73 Frame - Plus 1.80m Part No. Description 40001423 Blind Rivet ø3x10 10001973 Bracket 40001477 Outline lamp 40000170 Flat washer A6,4 40001329 Hex screw M6x35 40000019 Hex nut M6 10002588 Cover 40001255 Edge protection profile with sealing lip 40001459 Pipe clamp series A RAP215X 10002589 Clamping iron 40001460...
  • Page 74 Frame - Plus 2.30m Part No. Description 80001-0039 Frame Plus 10002541 Support plate plus 80007-0017 Mudguard 80006-0040 Terminal block 40001329 Hex screw M6x35 40000024 Hex screw M6x50 40000021 Locking tooth nut M6 40000023 Hexagon protective cap M6 40000036 Swivel castor 200 x 50 40000020 Hex screw M10x30 40000026...
  • Page 75 Frame - Plus 2.30m Part No. Description 40000066 Crown nut M20 10001973 Bracket 40001477 Outline lamp 40000065 Pas disc ø20/28 x 1 40001422 Type plate sweeper 40001423 Blind Rivet ø3x10 10002588 Cover 40001255 Edge protection profile with sealing lip 40001459 Pipe clamp series A RAP215X 10002589 Clamping iron...
  • Page 76 Collection Bin - Plus 1.50m Part No. Description 80003-0017 Collection container Plus P1 80005-0003 Filler flap 40000032 Flat washer A8,4 40000031 Hex screw M8x40 40000028 Hex nut M8 80008-0013 Vulkollanleiste 10002544 Bumper 2-fold 40000035 Hex nut M20 40000021 Locking tooth nut M6 40000034 Screw plug m20 10002542...
  • Page 77 Collection Bin – Plus 1.80m Part No. Description 80003-0019 Collection container Plus P1 80005-0005 Filler flap 40000032 Flat washer A8,4 40000031 Hex screw M8x40 40000028 Hex nut M8 80008-0015 Vulkollanleiste 10002544 Bumper 2-fold 40000035 Hex nut M20 40000021 Locking tooth nut M6 40000034 Screw plug m20 10002542...
  • Page 78 Collection Bin – Plus 2.30m Part No. Description 80003-0021 Collection container Plus P1 80005-0007 Filler flap 40000032 Flat washer A8,4 40000031 Hex screw M8x40 40000028 Hex nut M8 80008-0017 Vulkollanleiste 10002544 Bumper 2-fold 40000022 Flat round screw M6x25 40000021 Locking tooth nut M6 40000034 Screw plug m20 10002542...
  • Page 79 Drive Shaft & Hydraulic Motor 1,50m Part No. Description 80002-0003 Roller Shaft Plus ø560 10002558 Retaining plate 40002573 Lowering screw M10x45 10002559 Shaft guidance bearing side 10002561 Pull-off bolts 40000133 Spring ring A16 40000122 Hex nut M16 40000064 Flat washer A21 40000062 Compression spring ø...
  • Page 80 Drive Shaft & Hydraulic Motor 1,80m Part No. Description 80002-0005 Roller Shaft Plus ø560 10002558 Retaining plate 40002573 Lowering screw M10x45 10002559 Shaft guidance bearing side 10002561 Pull-off bolts 40000133 Spring ring A16 40000122 Hex nut M16 40000064 Flat washer A21 40000062 Compression spring ø...
  • Page 81 Drive Shaft & Hydraulic Motor 2,30m Part No. Description 80002-0007 Roller Shaft Plus ø560 10002558 Retaining plate 40002573 Lowering screw M10x45 10002559 Shaft guidance bearing side 10002561 Pull-off bolts 40000133 Spring ring A16 40000122 Hex nut M16 40000064 Flat washer A21 40000062 Compression spring ø...
  • Page 82 Side Brush - Left Hand Part No. Description 10003061 Support arm Left 10002576 Lever 40000089 Countersunk screw M8x65 40000028 Hex nut M8 40000041 Flat washer A10,5 40000049 Spring ring A10 40000106 Hex screw M10x35 10002578 Stop pin 40000064 Flat washer A21 40000088 Folding plug ø4,5x32...
  • Page 83 Side Brush - Left Hand Part No. Description 10009060 Swivel arm 10002577 Bearing bolts 40000051 Flat washer shape R ø 11/34x3 40000049 Spring ring A10 40000050 Hex screw M10x25 40000090 Rubber buffer ø 50x 45 Form E 40000106 Hex screw M10x35 40000026 Hex nut M10 40000091...
  • Page 84 Side Brush – Right Hand Part No. Description 10002585 Mounting 10002576 Lever 40000089 Countersunk screw M8x65 40000028 Hex nut M8 40000041 Flat washer A10,5 40000049 Spring ring A10...
  • Page 85 Side Brush – Right Hand Part No. Description 40000106 Hex screw M10x35 10002578 Stop pin 40000088 Folding plug ø4,5x32 40000064 Flat washer A21 10009060 Swivel arm 10002577 Bearing bolts 40000051 Flat washer shape R ø 11/34x3 40000049 Spring ring A10 40000050 Hex screw M10x25 40000090...
  • Page 86 Hydraulic Bin Emptying System Part No. Description 10003746 Upper link Hydr. Emptying 10003747 Lower link hydr. Emptying 10003748 Pivot point bolts 40000144 Clamping pin ø 6x40 10007937 Upper link bolts 40000144 Clamping pin ø 6x40 40000740 Split Pin Ø4,5x40 10002545 Bolt 40000029 Securing chain PVC...
  • Page 87 Manual Bin Emptying System Part No. Description 10002551 Manual Emptying Assembly drawing 10003749 Upper link mechanical emptying 10003751 Lower link bar 10003750 Lower link sleeve 10008015 Spacer sleeve 40001330 Hex screw M8x16 40000032 Flat washer A8,4 40000042 Flat washer A13 40000331 Hex screw M12x120 40000044...
  • Page 88 Angle adjusting hydraulic cylinder Part No. Description 10002547 Hydraulic cylinder 10002548 Threaded joint 40000134 Threaded pin M6x10 40000054 Grease nipples straight M6 40000055 Grease nipple cap M6 40001672 Sapwood bolts ø16x60/70 40000088 Folding plug ø4,5x32 Mounting hydr. Control unit side adjustment Plus 590 10015596...
  • Page 89 Inclined iron model Plus Part No. Description 10002681 Inclined iron 2 Plus 10002680 Inclined iron 1 Plus 40001339 Hex screw M8x30 40000028 Hex nut M8 New version 10013122 Tilting adjustable model replaces the 10002565 Part No. Description 10013120 Adjustable inclined 10013121 Eye Bolt M16x70 40003133...
  • Page 90 Third Support wheel ø200x50 Part No. Description 10001448 Support wheel carrier 40000187 Pin ø20x110 40000088 Folding plug ø4,5x32 10003023 Support wheel inner tube 10003024 Support wheel bolts 40000652 Blanking Cap Sq 50x50x4 40000036 Swivel castor Wheel Standard Duty 200x50 40000050 Hex screw M10x25 40000041 Flat washer A10,5...
  • Page 91 Water Tank with holder 100L Part No. Description 40003014 Water tank pre-assembled 12V without lighting 40003015 Water tank pre-assembled 24V without lighting 40003016 Water tank pre-assembled 12V with lighting 40003017 Water tank pre-assembled 24V with lighting Part No. Description 40001247 Water tank 100 liters 40000170 Flat washer A6,4...
  • Page 92 Water tank with holder 200L 12v Part No. Description 40003002 Water tank pre-assembled 12V without lighting 40003003 Water tank pre-assembled 24V without lighting 40003004 Water tank pre-assembled 12V with lighting 40003005 Water tank pre-assembled 24V with lighting Part No. Description 10002571 Water tank holder 200L 40000203...
  • Page 93 Spray Tube Assembly 1,50m Part No. Description 80009-0003 Spray tube holder 10002569 Spray tube fixation 40000215 Hex screw M6x25 40001135 Disc Shape R M6 40000172 Wing nut M6 40000180 Pipe clamp 40000027 Hex screw M6x20 40000227 Sleeve 40000222 Angle screw-on grommet 1/2" IG x ø12mm 80010-0008 Spray pipe 40000021...
  • Page 94 Spray Tube Assembly 1,80m Part No. Description 80009-0005 Spray tube holder 10002569 Spray tube fixation 40001135 Disc Shape R M6 80010-0012 Spray pipe 40000215 Hex screw M6x25 40000172 Wing nut M6 40000180 Pipe clamp 40000027 Hex screw M6x20 40000021 Locking tooth nut M6 40000023 Hexagon protective cap M6 40000226...
  • Page 95 Spray Tube Assembly 2,30m Part No. Description 80009-0007 Spray tube holder 10002569 Spray tube fixation 40001135 Disc Shape R M6 80010-0006 Spray pipe 40000215 Hex screw M6x25 40000172 Wing nut M6 40000180 Pipe clamp 40000027 Hex screw M6x20 40000021 Locking tooth nut M6 40000023 Hexagon protective cap M6 40000226...
  • Page 96 Plus 3-Point Linkage Mounting System – Cat. 1/2 Part No. Description 40000040 Hex screw M12x40 40000042 Flat washer A13 40000044 Hex nut M12 10002591 Transport eyelet 10002592 Latch 40000187 Sapwood bolts ø20x110 40000080 Split Pin ø4x40 10002688 Attachment Bracket Pin Plus 10001437 Brace pipe three-point linkage 10001433...
  • Page 97 Plus 3-Point Linkage Mounting System - Cat Part No. Description 40000130 Flat washer A17 40000114 Hex screw M16x110 40000060 Hex nut M16 40001448 Hex screw M16x55 10002685 Parking support 40000147 Mubux-M thread insert M6x12 40000054 Grease nipples straight M6 40000055 Grease nipple cap M6 10002545 Bolt...
  • Page 98 A-Frame Municipal Vehicle Attachment Part No. Description 10006138 Dome triangle Municipal 10002722 Locking nose 10002723 Bolt bearing 10002724 Plug-in bolts 40000030 Spring plug 40000029 Securing chain PVC 40000139 Countersunk screw M8x25 40000032 Flat washer A8,4 40000028 Hex nut M8 10002590 Recording jack 40000042 Flat washer A13...
  • Page 99 Fork-Tine Mounting System Part No. Description 10002745 Fork Tine Holder Plus 10002727 Parallelogram arm 10002730 Height indicator tube 10002747 Interlock 10002718 Height indicator tube 40000245 Sleeve PVC 10001396 Swivel part HG / HH short 40000054 Grease nipples straight M6 40000055 Grease nipple cap M6 10002717 Parallelogram bolts...
  • Page 100 Euro Hitch Loader Attachment System Part No. Description 38.66.00025 Euro Hitch Frame 38.66.00075 Swivel Mounting Arm Arm – Parallelogram – 25 & 25mm 10002727 Arm - Parallelogram – 25 & 40mm 10002728 40000054 Grease Nipple Straight M6 40000055 Grease Nipple Cap Pin –...
  • Page 101 Loader Attachment System Part No. Description 40000011 Nyloc Nut M8 40000102 Hex Head Screw M8x25 (38.66.00300) Top Pivot Mounting Block (Welded to frame) (38.66.00310) Lower Pivot Mounting Bracket (Welded to Frame) 38.66.00290 Transport Securing 40000088 Linch Pin 4.5x32 38.66.00295 Transport Pin 40000029 Securing Chain 40000030...
  • Page 102 Imported & Distributed by: AgriQuip Limited 30 Hurlstone Drive, New Plymouth New Zealand 4312 Phone: +64 6 759 8402 Email: parts@agriquip.co.nz Web: www.agriquip.co.nz...

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