Summary of Contents for Flory 33 Series
- Page 1 Operators Manual __________________________ Flory 33 SERIES Diesel Sweeper Flory Industries, Inc. 4737 Toomes Road P.O. Box 908 Salida, California 95368 (209) 545-1167...
- Page 2 Environmental Stewardship ————— Flory Industries, Inc. is aware that harvesting of tree nuts can be a very dusty operation. In an effort to be as friendly as possible to our neighbors and environment, we recommend a few dust control measures:...
- Page 3 Flory equipment. We take great effort to manufacture the finest quality machinery with the superior value that the Flory name represents. You will notice that we have sought to anticipate your needs with respect to safety, engineering, and environmental conditions.
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Page 4: Personal Safety
The Flory Sweeper is designed for simple, fast, one man operation, so never allow more than one person on the sweeper at one time. Under no circumstances should anyone be allowed to ride on the machine! The operator must never allow anyone within 100 feet of the blower fan outlet while the machine is in operation. -
Page 5: Machine Safety
ARNING Failure to heed these warnings may result in personal injury or death!! Before operating this machine, read the operators manual carefully. Operator is to remain seated at all times while operating this machine. Use eye, ear, and head protection to protect operator from any flying debris and noise. Always shut off engine, allowing all movement to stop before leaving the operators position to adjust, lubricate, or unclog the machine. - Page 6 This warranty shall not apply to any equipment which may have been repaired or altered outside of its factory. Flory makes no guarantee whatsoever in respect to tires, rims, motors, controls, clutches or other trade accessories inasmuch as they are guaranteed separately by their respective manufacturers.
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Page 7: Safety Decals
Please take this manual and walk around your machine, and note the content and location of these warning signs. Review these decals and the operating instructions in this manual with your machine operator(s). Keep the decals legible. If they are not, obtain replacements from your Flory dealer or from the factory. -
Page 8: Operation
PERATION Qty. - 1 Location – Inside cab on seat mounting bracket. Flory P/N: FD240 Qty. – 1 Location – Fuel Tank – right side Flory P/N: FD172 Qty. - 1 Location – Blower housing – left side Flory P/N: FD239... - Page 9 PERATION Pre-start Inspection ————— Although adjustments are not necessary daily, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT for the operator to inspect and clean all foreign material from the machine and engine compartment. All debris must be removed from the top of the engine and surrounding area to avoid engine fires. This must be done as often as needed. Always replace and secure all safety shields before starting the machine.
- Page 10 PERATION Stopping the Engine ————— ATTENTION: Before stopping an engine that has been operating at working load, idle the engine for at least two minutes at 1,000-1,200 R.P.M. to cool hot engine parts. Move throttle lever to idle position. Turn ignition switch counter-clockwise to “off” position. Propulsion —————...
- Page 11 The Right Soft Key (push 2 times) brings up the Main Menu. i. This screen is primarily for programming and requires the use of a PIN number to make any changes in the program. Flory Industries retains possession of all programming information.
- Page 12 PERATION Controls/Gauges ————— Reel Control (on-off and speed) Caution Light Switch A/C – Temperature Control Caution Light Indicator A/C – Heater Switch Murphy switch Hi/Low Shift (Becomes 2WD/4WD with Blower Damper Control Optional 4WD kit) Speed Control Lever (F – N – R) Cooling Fan Manual Purge Engine Throttle Parking Brake...
- Page 13 PTIONAL QUIPMENT Flory Industries offers some optional equipment configurations for 33 Series Sweeper for use in specialized environments. Listed below are some of the options; please contact the Factory or your Flory Authorized Representative for more information. Berm Brush Option The brushes on the outer ends of the sweeping heads can be adjusted manually for the width of coverage.
- Page 14 DJUSTMENTS Sweeping Reel ————— The control to operate the reel is located to the left, and forward of the operator, on the dashboard. To engage the reel, move the handle in a clockwise direction from the “off” position. This valve controls the “on and off”...
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Page 15: Maintenance
AINTENANCE Engine ————— Please refer to the enclosed engine manual provided by JOHN DEERE when ordering parts or if you have questions about the engine. Always use clean fuel and keep the tank full to minimize water condensation. The engine fuel filter and water separator canisters are located on the left side of the engine and must be serviced periodically, (see engine manual). - Page 16 When cleaning this (conventional style) element, use caution so as not to damage the paper media or sealing area, which could result in a “dusted” engine. Flory Industries recommends replacing the element rather than servicing it. According to Donaldson, the filter dirt holding capacity is reduced 20-40% with each...
- Page 17 AINTENANCE Wheel Torque Hubs ————— The Torque Hub fluid level should be maintained at 1/2 full at all times. To add fluid to the Torque Hubs, rotate the hub so that the plug is directly to the right or left of center. Remove the plug, (see illustration below) and add fluid until it runs out of the hole positioned at 3:00 or 9:00.
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Page 18: Installation
AINTENANCE Fan Wheel/Fan Shaft ————— Should it become necessary to remove the blower fan shaft from the engine flywheel, it is very important that the shaft be removed and re-installed using the following procedure, to ensure that the shaft runs straight and does not vibrate. - Page 19 AINTENANCE Tires/Wheels ————— See Specifications and Fluids page at the back of this manual for proper tire inflation pressures. Front wheel bearings should be re-packed once per season. Wheel lug nuts should be inspected after 10 hours of initial operation, then once per season, or every 200 hours.
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Page 21: Specifications
& F PECIFICATIONS LUIDS John Deere 4045TF290 (approx 74 hp) Engine Set at 2200 R.P.M. (No Load) Fuel Capacity 34 Gal. Cooling System Capacity 4 Gal. Hydraulic Oil Capacity 30 Gal. Front: 20 P.S.I. Tire Inflation Rear: 25 P.S.I. Depth Wheel assembly on header …………...…………20 x 10.00-10 6 ply tubeless …….…. Inflate to 15-20 P.S.I. Weight 5,680 Lbs. - Page 22 & F PECIFICATIONS LUIDS HYDRAULIC SYSTEM RELIEF PRESSURE SETTINGS: Reel drive flow control relief ----- 1500 psi Steering priority relief ----- 2000 psi Hydrostat high pressure reliefs ----- 4350 psi Hydrostat charge pressure relief ----- 320 psi Header lift, spout and damper relief ----- 1800 psi...
- Page 23 OTES...
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Page 24: Fan Specifications
Do not operate or perform any maintenance on this product, until you have read and understood the operation and maintenance information. Please contact Flory Industries or their approved dealer for any information that you may require. The person(s) servicing the product may be Cooling Mode unfamiliar with many of the systems or components on the product. -
Page 25: Fan Blades
® How the Cleanfix Reversible Fan works: FAN BLADES ® The fan blades are designed to provide thousands of The Cleanfix fan is a pneumatically actuated variable hours of life and typically will last for the life of the fan. pitch fan. - Page 26 ! CAUTION ! ! CAUTION ! ! CAUTION ! BEFORE STARTING THE MACHINE CHECK THE 5. MAKE SURE TOOLS HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING: REMOVED from engine compartment including the topside of the radiator and inside of the shroud 1. CHECK THE AIR TUBE INLET on the front of the before the fan guards are installed.
- Page 27 Assembly Instructions The Cleanfix Fan Kit includes the following components required to install or replace the original equipment fan (refer to figure 1): Control Box and 10 feet of 2-wire, 14 gage electrical cord (with or without automatic timer), 20 feet of 6-mm air tube, 1 x brass tube support, 1x compression fitting (steel-to-plastic), 1x compression fitting (steel to steel if required), 1 x rubber grommet, 1 x 12-inch air tube extension (if required), 6 x M8-1.25 hex bolts, flange mounting bolts (if supplied), adapter flange to suit fan drive pulley or jack shaft, 5 tie straps and one push button.
- Page 28 STEP 5 – Set up dial indicator gauge to measure axial STEP 8 - Connect the supplied steel to steel compression and radial deviation. Rotate the flange clockwise taking fitting to the air tube inlet on the fan. NOTE: Small readings from both the front face and the top edge of the diameter fan will not require an air tube extension or the flange (Figure 4).
- Page 29 STEP 16 - Connect the air tube to the quick connect on the side of the control box and test the connection by pulling on the air tube to make sure that it does not come out. To release the air tube from the control box, press the plastic ring on the connector towards the box and then pull the air tube away from the box with your other hand.
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Page 30: Installation Checklist
STEP 20 - Also check to see that the timer is functioning correctly by waiting for a cycle to occur. Re-connecting the battery terminal and turning the ignition key to the accessory power position only can do this check. DO NOT START THE ENGINE until all fan shields and guards have been replaced and the fan is securely installed.