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MAGNATRAC
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RT1150
Operator / Technical Manual
Struck Corp. - Cedarburg, WI 53012
Copyright 2023 C. F. Struck Corp. All rights reserved.
Version - 01.01.23

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  • Page 1 MAGNATRAC ® RT1150 Operator / Technical Manual Struck Corp. - Cedarburg, WI 53012 Copyright 2023 C. F. Struck Corp. All rights reserved. Version - 01.01.23...

  • Page 2: Very Important Facts & Tips For Performance

    You’re encouraged to completely read this Man- The following are facts that will be expanded on ual to get a firm over-view of: how your RT1150 within this Manual. They are brought to you “first” operates, significant safety points, and also main-...
  • Page 3 1. It will flash “LUBE” at 25 hour service inter- blade, for moving the loosened material. This al- vals. Please see the 25 hour service section of this lows you to use the power of the RT1150 smartly manual. & efficiently.
  • Page 4 Illustrations for complete service and repair so that anyone with reasonable mechanical skill can preform all required service work. Check the MAGNATRAC Specifications & Ratings (in Spec Book or Buyer’s Guide) for a list of all standard features. I hereby accept the terms and conditions of Warranty described above:...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Wiring Diagram .............90 IMPORTANT: Though the MAGNATRAC is offered completely assembled, it’s still the customer’s responsibility to provide competent service ability! The servicing can be provided either by the mechanically-inclined cus- tomer, or by a local mechanic.

  • Page 6: 1- To The Operator

    FOLLOW SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS MAGNATRAC Model: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MAGNATRAC Serial # _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...

  • Page 7: Service Records

    SERVICE & MAINTENANCE RECORDS Proper service and maintenance work is critical to trouble free operation of your equipment. It is also critical to diagnosing problems should they arise. Use the space provided on the following - page to record maintenance and service work performed. Date Service Work Date...

  • Page 8: 2- Safety Rules

    2- SAFETY RULES Carry the Bucket or Blade as low as possible at all times, especially when you work on a hillside Reports on accidents show that care- or back up a steep hill. less use of machinery causes a high percentage of accidents.

  • Page 9: Service Safety

    SERVICE SAFETY Do not use open pans of gasoline or diesel fuel for cleaning parts. Use good commercial, nonflam- mable solvents. Be sure you understand a service procedure be- fore you work on the Crawler. Provide adequate ventilation when charging bat- tery.

  • Page 10: Protection From Noise

    START ENGINE ONLY FROM THE OPERATOR’S SEAT! Avoid possible injury or death from Crawler run- away. Do not start Engine by shorting across starter so- lenoid terminals. Crawler may start and move if normal circuitry is bypassed. CAUTION: Never start Engine while standing on ground.

  • Page 11: 3- Controls And Instruments

    3- CONTROLS D - HEADLIGHT (if equipped) & INSTRUMENTS E - KEY IGNITION SWITCH Learn the location and purpose of all Controls, Instruments and Warning labels. Thoroughly F - HOUR METER/TACH study the Operator’s Manual furnished by the en- gine manufacture and included with your Crawler (if equipped) instructions.

  • Page 12: Left & Right Track Drive Controls

    A & B - LEFT & RIGHT TURNING RIGHT: TRACK CONTROLS B - Right To turn sharply right, push forward on Left Track Control while holding Right Track Control in neu- A - Left tral. TURNING LEFT: PARKING BRAKE TRACK INTRODUCTION: turn DRIVE...

  • Page 13: Dashboard Controls

    Adjusting your Power vs. Speed is up with your maintenance of done mostly in the Left & Right Track Drive your MAGNATRAC keeps it Controls. Push the track drive controls “slightly” running in top condition! forward or rearward to achieve “maximum power”.
  • Page 14 G - FUEL VALVE LEVER H - PARKING BRAKE The Fuel Shut Off Valve Lever controls the fuel to The Parking Brake acts both as a parking brake the carburetor. Turn it OFF for transport or when and as an emergency brake. cleaning carburetor.

  • Page 15: 4- Operation

    4- OPERATION Be sure to know the correct starting and stopping procedure. Sit in the Operator’s Seat. PRE-STARTING INSPECTION PREPARE FOR ENGINE STARTING Before you start your Crawler for the first time each day, perform the following checks: 1. Allow Left (A) and Right (B) Track Controls to assume their natural “spring-loaded”...

  • Page 16: Warm-Up Period

    CAUTION: If the Engine develops suffi- To move straight ahead, simultaneously push cient speed to disengage the starter but both Left Track Control (A) and Right Track Con- does not keep running (a “false start”), trol (B) forward. the Engine rotation must be allowed to Forward Forward come to a complete stop before attempting to...

  • Page 17: Parking & Storage

    “cross- ways” to the hill! STORAGE Always store your MAGNATRAC in a garage, shed or barn. If the only option is to park outside, make sure to securely tarp the unit and park on a flat surface with the parking brake engaged.

  • Page 18: 5- Drive Belt, Fuels And Lubricants

    DRIVE BELT TRANSAXLE OIL Your RT1150 is equipped with a #004520 Oil & Heat Resistant, Hi-Power II Double V Drive Check enclosed Transaxle Manual and closely fol- Belt. This drive belt powers your left & right hy- low their recommendations.

  • Page 19: 6- Lubrication And Service Intervals

    Idler and Rear Drive Assemblies. Grease each grease fitting until you feel “back pressure”. A small breakdown of how many grease fit- tings are on the RT1150 and various Attach- PERIODIC SERVICE CHART ments is as follows: Air Filter - Service per instructions in Engine As a standard guide, there will be a grease Owner’s Manual.
  • Page 20 Rear Drive Chain - Lubricate & maintain proper 300 HOURS 300 HOURS chain tension in Crawler’s Rear Drive. Check Service section of this manual for Drive Belt - Check drive belt tension & condition. complete rear drive chain tensioning. Check Service section of this Manual for complete Drive Belt tensioning &...

  • Page 21: 7- Service

    COLD WEATHER BATTERY SERVICE ENGINE During cold weather, attach a trickle charger to Your RT1150 comes with a complete Engine your battery for ease of starting. Owner’s ManuaI. It provides complete operation and maintenance instructions for your engine. BATTERY STORAGE...

  • Page 22: Safe Starting Switches

    1. By pushing down on the center of the seat the Seat Switch should “open”. A continuity There are two Safety Switches on the RT1150. tester, attached to the two terminals of the Switch, One on underside of the Seat, and the other, on should have its light OFF at this time! the Brake Lever Rod inside the RT1150.

  • Page 23: Seat & Rear Cover Assembly

    SEAT & REAR COVERS Seat Removal: 1) Fully open the Hood by loosening & removing the two #1866 “threaded” Knobs (located at lower rear of Hood). Rotate Hood fully forward until #4562 Chain holds it. #1824 2) Disconnect the #1824 & 1825 Wires at mating #1674 Plug.
  • Page 24 Disengage Parking Brake. Remove the two elec- met, replace Parking Brake Switch. If both condi- trical wire plugs from their #441 Parking Brake tions of procedure (1) are met, but the conditions Switch and connect a continuity tester to its two of procedure (2) &...

  • Page 25: Battery

    BATTERY LOCATION & REMOVAL Your battery is securely mounted inside the bat- Your Crawler has a 12 volt, negative-grounded tery box shown below. Battery box cover is slot- system with one battery. ted for easy access, and has a lockable bolt that securely holds the cover in transit.

  • Page 26: Engine: Filters & Oil Drain Hose

    ENGINE Air Filter Your RT1150 comes with an Engine Owner’s ManuaI. It provides complete operation and main- tenance instructions for your engine. On this page, Fuel Shut-Off you will find helpfull pictures that allow easy acess to engine filters, oil drain hose, etc.

  • Page 27: Drive Belt Procedures

    Bolt and Nut shown in the top picture above. Note: The area is tight, remove cross braces, Your RT1150 is equipped with a #004520 Oil & by loosening their corner bolts, if needed. Heat Resistant, Hi-Power II Double V Drive Belt.
  • Page 28 Note: There are welded nuts on the underside of the pump mount that is closest to the operator seat. Use the two pictures below as a guide. The picture below shows the bolt 1 & 2 with the welded nut on the underside. No need to hold the nut, just loosen the 2 bolts, but do NOT remove.
  • Page 29 Step 6: Tighten bolt 3 & 4 and their corresponding nuts. (PICTURE BELOW) The nuts are on the un- derside of the “raised body pan.” Note: Using ratchet extension with socket and wrench, have 1 person hold the nut from the underside Hyd.
  • Page 30 Be careful not to damage the engine, wiring, etc. Step 8: If you moved the cross braces to gain ac- cess to the area, move cross braces back into po- sition and tighten bolt and nuts. Push Forward Engine Stand Pry Bar Hyd.
  • Page 31 Step 14: The drive belt should be free at this time. Step 16: Now pull the drive belt rearward, toward Pull forward or rearward, depending which area the back of the unit, keeping enough pressure on has better access, and then out the body. the belt, that it stays on the engine drive pulley.
  • Page 32 Note: If your drive belt is in good to great con- dition, but you’ve maxed out on the tensioning that the pump mount can provide, you can move the pump on the pump mount. Please speak with a Struck Technician for as- sistance with moving the pump on the pump mount.

  • Page 33: Hydrostatic Transaxles: Fluid, Filters And Bypass Valves

    The machine must be 3. Inspect the MAGNATRAC control linkage to the stationary, on a level surface and in directional control arm on the transaxle. Also in- neutral when actuating the bypass.
  • Page 34 See below. thereafter is recommended. The following procedure can be performed with the transaxles installed, and the MAGNATRAC on “Front Rail” a level workspace. Apply the bypass valve for each transaxle and engage the MAGNATRAC parking brake.
  • Page 35 Step 3: Use the “Down Pressure” of your rear at- tachment to lift the back of the RT1150 a few inches off the ground. If no rear attachment is mounted, remove any rear counterweight to lessen the weight. Move floor jack under the cen- ter “rear lip”...
  • Page 36 Step 11: Continuing to follow the Transaxle Serv- REAR ice Manual, (Step 3), on page 11. After the oil has 4 Bolts 4 Bolts drained, wipe the filter base surface off and apply a film of NEW oil to the gasket of the NEW re- placement Transaxle Oil Filter #004519-1.
  • Page 37 Step 1: Rotate the “Flapper” upward as shown in the picture below. Prior to opening the bypass arms, disengage the MAGNATRAC brake lever. Lift up lever on the left fender, and release off of bolt. See the picture below. DISENGAGED...
  • Page 38 5 to 6 times. See picture at the top left of the next tem. page. These purge procedures should be implemented Shut off the MAGNATRAC at this time. Keep any time a hydrostatic drive system has been your MAGNATRAC brake lever disengaged at opened to facilitate maintenance, or the oil has this time.
  • Page 39 “Rear Collar” to come through ENGAGED the key hole slot in the “Bracket.” It should now look like the picture below. Step 8: “Disengage” the MAGNATRAC brake lever while the engine is still running. See below. Front Collar DISENGAGED...
  • Page 40 Step 10: Shut off the MAGNATRAC at this time. our technical support team prior to making any ad- Keep your MAGNATRAC brake lever disengaged justments to the return to neutral adjusting screw.

  • Page 41: Hydraulics: Attachment Control System

    HYDRAULICS CHECKING HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL To check hydraulic oil level, make sure your MAG- GENERAL INFORMATION NATRAC is sitting on level ground. Stand behind the rear of the unit. The oil sight window is located Hydraulic fluid is the medium by which power is on the back of the hydraulic tank, on the right rear transferred in your attachment control system.
  • Page 42 10 minutes! Step 1: Drive your MAGNATRAC to a level area, such as a flat garage floor. Make sure no by- standers are in the area, and that the area is well ventilated.
  • Page 43 Step 8: Wrap a plasic bag around the end of the- Step 12: Thread the strainer back into the tank. suciton hose, use a zip tie to secure, and support Tighten using an adjustable crescent wrench, or a suction hose so it is in a vertical position, not al- ratchet with a 1-1/2”...
  • Page 44 Step 15: Add just enough hydraulic oil to the tank PURGING PROCEDURE so the level is above the strainer. Check for leaks at the strainer connection and the oil drain nut. Anytime you drain the tank, disconnect and re- Note: If leaks are found, repeat steps 7-15. connect any threaded hose connections, or open up any part of the attachment control system, you Step 16: If no leaks are found, continue filling the...

  • Page 45: Rear Drive Chains

    REAR DRIVE CHAINS #4510 CHAIN TENSIONING #1805 Do a thorough washing and cleaning of the #1805 Chains and mating Sprockets with a powerwasher or a stiff brush. The Sprockets must be clean and the mating Drive Chains must be clean & lubri- cated to give proper chain adjustment.
  • Page 46 “Inner Welded” Nut “Inner Jamb” Nut Bolt Adjustment Plate 4 Nuts “Inner” Rear Axle Plate “Inner” Adjustment Bolt “Outer” Adjustment Bolt Left Rear View “Outer Jamb” Nut “Outer” Front Large Small Axle Washer Washer 4 Nuts Step 4: Using a cordless impact driver or ratchet with 3/4”...
  • Page 47 Step 8: To ensure that both Front Idlers (on each side) have moved rearward, using a mallet, pound #1625 on each track & front idler in the area shown #4562 below. Do this to both sides. See below. Your front idlers should have moved rearward during Steps 4-8.
  • Page 48 Step 4: Loop a #1805A Chain around each set of Rear Drive Sprockets and #4540 Sprocket Hub on left & right sides of Body. See below. Step 5: Join ends of each #1805A Chain with the pins of each #1805B Connecting Link. Secure each Link with Plate and lock with Clip.

  • Page 49: Rubber Tracks

    #2065 Front Axle rearward. This is accomplished PERFORMANCE TIPS by the following procedure. The track system of your MAGNATRAC is the re- Open Hood and swing fully forward; remove sult of over 60 years of experience. As always, #1688 Seat Pin. Remove Seat & Bracket, Arm please contact the Struck Technical Support Team Rests and Rear Cover.
  • Page 50 “Outer” Adjustment Bolt “Outer Jamb” Nut #2065 Front Idler “Outer” Front Large Small Pound Rearward Axle Washer Washer Both tracks should now be loosened. To re- Step 4: Using a cordless impact driver or ratchet move your tracks, continue onto the next sec- with 3/4”...
  • Page 51 CAUTION: When working with the Rub- ber Tracks, you will be dealing with some significant weight and lifting situ- ations. Though the Crawler can be suc- cessfully “blocked up” off the ground and the Rubber Tracks removed and replaced by a single person, it’s advisable to have an able-bodied “helper”...
  • Page 52 Step 1: Slip the rearward end of Track around the Step 4: The front idler and/or tracks may have to Sprocket of the Rear Drive. Rotate the rubber be rotated to ensure the “front idler” sits between track slightly to mate up the rear drive sprocket the “inside guidance rails”...
  • Page 53 Step 1: From “outside” the Crawler’s body, loosen (but do not remove) the five nuts on each Front “Inner Welded” Nut “Inner Jamb” Nut Axle Plate. Do the same for both sides of the trac- tor. See below. Bolt Adjustment Front of Machine Plate 5 Nuts...
  • Page 54 Step 7: On the Right Side of the machine, lay a 3 ft. straight edge accross the “Outside Face” of 2 Bolts the “Rear Drive Sprocket” and the “Front Idler”. Track Expander Center Idler Frame “Outside Faces” Right Side Step 12: Hand thread, then using a cordless im- pact driver or ratchet with 3/4”...

  • Page 55: Center Idler System (If Equipped)

    Front of Machine 4352R BOLT 5 Nuts HOLE Idler Frame ON LEFT Assembly Front Axle STEEL Plate Front Idler ANGLE BEND ON LEFT Step 2: Install (3) #706 O-rings into each side Step 14: Your tensioning procedure should now of the #4351 Idler. The O-rings should rest be complete.
  • Page 56 Step 4: Slide the remaining end of the #4354 Center Axle through the RIGHT collar. Push through fully. Do the same process to the other 3 sets of #4354 Center Axles and #4351 Idlers. 4352R Idler Frame Assembly (Upside down view) For the next steps, Bolts 1, 2 and 5 are the 2061 5/16”...
  • Page 57 Step 10: Loosely, attach Bolt - 5 through the #4352R Idler Frame Assembly, then through the bodywall. Attach a 5/16” Nut to the inside Track Sprocket Path Idler Wheel Path of the body wall. See previous picture. All bolts should be loose at this time. Repeat Steps 6-10 to the other side of the tractor, Track Expander using the #4352L Idler Frame Assembly.

  • Page 58: 8- Troubleshooting

    Engine won’t crank. • There are 2 electrical safety switches on Hydraulic attachments Behave erratically. every MAGNATRAC (seat safety switch & • Verify hydraulic fluid level is showing in the brake safety switch). If the safety switches oil sight window. Low fluid levels can result are not in contact;...
  • Page 59 • Verify there are not external loads draining tory with any questions. engine power. • To tow the MAGNATRAC at a maximum of 2 • Check the condition of the engine drive belt m.p.h. without starting the engine: Lower all...
  • Page 60 • Brake partially engaged. > Disengage brake, replace broken or missing brake re- turn spring. MAGNATRAC operates in one direction only. Transaxle leaks oil • Transaxle control linkage bent or out of ad- justment. > Repair or replace linkage, see •...

  • Page 61: 9- Safety & Work Procedures

    The following material is designed to familiarize you with the basic characteristics of a MAGNATRAC (tracked Vehicle). Its purpose is to teach you how a MAGNATRAC responds in comparison to the more familiar wheeled tractors. In addition, it outlines safe and efficient work procedures for a compact crawler tractor equipped with optional attachments (loaders, backhoes, blades, etc.)
  • Page 62 A tracked Vehicle, by its very nature, requires the use of operating techniques and procedures that are unfamil- SAFETY WARNING: ANYTIME A PORTION OF iar to most people used to driving wheeled vehicles. THE TRACK IS NOT IN CONTACT WITH THE This means that a person intending to operate a GROUND, STABILITY IS REDUCED.
  • Page 63 TRACKED VEHICLE OPERATION cific obstacle can be traversed. If in doubt, do not at- tempt. A Tracked Vehicle, by its very nature, is a vehicle re- quiring a great degree of care and judgment during opera- tion. It should be kept in mind that while your Tracked SAFETY WARNING: ON STEEPER SLOPES Vehicle is designed to operate in rough terrain, this same SMALLER OBSTACLES WILL CAUSE A TRACKED...
  • Page 64 DOWNHILL OPERATION SAFETY WANING: OBSTACLES, SOME OF WHICH MIGHT BE DRIVEN OVER SAFELY SUDDEN STOPS WHILE ON LEVEL TERRAIN, CAN CAUSE A If a Tracked Vehicle is driven down a slope and the HAZARD WHILE OPERATING ON SLOPES. tracks are stopped suddenly, the vehicle’s exceptional traction may cause it to tip over forward.
  • Page 65 ables are the steepness of the slopes, size of the obstacle OPERATING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS causing the drop, the shape of the last point of support, 1. Keep hands and feet inside vehicle. the load on the Tracked Vehicle, initial speed, tightness of 2.

  • Page 66: Loader Operation Tips

    LOADER OPERATION With the bucket level, start a cut at the notch approxi- mately 2 inches (50.8 mm) deep. Hold the depth by feath- Suggested operating techniques for loader operation ering the bucket to adjust the cutting lip up or down. are outlined in this section.
  • Page 67 OPERATING WITH FLOAT CONTROL DUMPING THE BUCKET During hard surface operation, place the control lever Lift the bucket high enough to clear the side of the ve- in “float” (held by the detent), and keep the bucket level. hicle. Move unit in as close to the side of the vehicle as This will permit the bucket to “Float”...
  • Page 68 Leave soil that drifts over the side of the bucket for LOADING FROM A STOCKPILE final cleanup. Initially approach the stockpile with the bucket approx- One lengthwise cleanup pass will usually leave the imately to feet (609.6 mm) off of the ground. Lower the backfill at an acceptable grade.
  • Page 69 Always keep the truck close to the operation and keep If the pile sides are too high and are likely to cave in, cutting depth half the length of the truck bed. use the loader to break them down. Backgrade with the bucket occasionally, and approach the bank with the bucket flat.

  • Page 70: Bulldozing Operation Tips

    BULLDOZING DOZER DITCHING A dozer and blade can dig wide, shallow ditches effec- tively as shown in the following illustrations. When the DOZER EXCAVATION limits for side excavation are reached (A)... When dozing out a pit with a blade or bucket, make cross cuts working from South to North in overlapping swaths.
  • Page 71 SIDE HILL CUTS 2. Working from Side (only) Always start or pioneer all side hill cuts from the top of A short, wide shelf may also be cut in a hillside, work- hills and then work your way down with the cut. It may be ing from the side only as illustrated below.
  • Page 72 EARTH MOVING BACKFILLING When stripping soil from a road or driveway, either Angling blade bulldozers are excellent for backfilling push it forward and angle it to the side (A) or push it for- ditches as they can drift material into the trench while ward, then perpendicularly push it to the side (B).
  • Page 73 TECHNIQUES FOR COMPLETING VARIOUS PROP- ERTY IMPROVEMENTS Another method commonly used: Start at the bottom and travel diagonally up the slope. In this way a windrow When enlarging ponds or streams, leave a ridge be- will be continually drifted to one side and will tend to fill tween the water and the excavation.

  • Page 74: Backhoe Operation Tips

    BACKHOE OPERATION When lifting a full bucket, there is a tendency for the front of the tractor to rise. Counterweight in the form of a TERMINOLOGY ballast box is required to overcome this tendency. The backhoe should not exert more lift force than the effective BOOM counterweight can balance.
  • Page 75 DUMPING THE BUCKET To dump the bucket at the end of the digging cycle, lift the bucket clear of the trench while crowding it out and swinging it to the spoil pile. As the pile is approached, dump the bucket. When the bucket is empty, the dipstick and bucket are in position to resume digging upon return to the trench.
  • Page 76 as possible. Pile the spoil on the opposite side of the Level the backhoe on slopes with the stabilizers to dig trenches. plumb trenches, or... Continue the trench by moving the Tractor forward..use the backhoe or loader to cut a level slot for the uphill Moving too far will require excessive down pressure for track and stabilizer.
  • Page 77 CONTINUOUS TRENCHING WITH SPACED BELL- DIGGING STRAIGHT WALL SHALLOW BASEMENTS HOLES Begin at one corner, removing a much material as Begin by digging the trench to the desired grade. possible to grade level. Then, reset the unit forward and Progress along the trench to the bellhole locations and dig continue digging to grade.
  • Page 78 When grave markers prevent a straight-in position PIPELINE LEAK REPAIR back the tractor in at a 45° or 90° angle to the grave site. Locate the pipeline with a bellhole about six feet (182 Position the tractor close enough to the grave to dig a cm) wide and tenn feet (304 cm) long.

  • Page 79: Misc. Operation Tips (Snowplowing, Logging, Etc.)

    MISCELLANEOUS TREE REMOVAL SNOW PLOWING Light trees and brush are removed by lowering the blade a few inches into the ground just enough to strike Snow is bulkier than dirt and its slippery consistency and cut roots...usually done in first or second gear. An oc- diminishes traction.
  • Page 80 over, reverse tractor quickly, for the roots pulling out of the When the tree is too large to lift in a bucket, dig ground may damage the machine. Next fill stump hole around the tree (as previously described) and then push it and then lift entire root section clear of the ground.
  • Page 81 MOVING BOULDERS AND STONE Dozers can move large rocks on firm ground perhaps several times its own weight. If the stone is too large for direct pushing, it can be pushed first on one side and then on the other. ROCKS When a large rock is imbedded in a group of smaller ones, loosen and remove the smaller ones before attack-...

  • Page 82: 10- Parts Listing & Diagrams

    10- PARTS LISTING & DIAGRAMS Item # Description CźƷƷźƓŭͲ ΏC{hΏ ǣ /ƌĻǝźƭ —ƚƉĻ 9Ɠķ Ή Ώ ǣ Ώ Ή δ ağĭŷźƓĻ YĻǤͲ Ή δ ǣ Ή δ ǣ δ ΏǒƦ ‘ğƭŷĻƩͲ Ώ Ή δ h5 ǣ Ή δ L5 hΏwźƓŭͲ Ώ Ή δh5 ǣ Ή δ L5 ‘ğƭŷĻƩͲ...
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  • Page 85 This section of your MAGNATRAC RT1150 Operator/Technical Manual is designed to help you quickly ® locate parts and areas you will need to identify to properly maintain and service your MAGNATRAC The photos are used to familiarize yourself with the MAGNATRAC ®...
  • Page 86 Photo RT-2 MAGNATRAC ® RT1150 Overview - Close Up Views Headlight Switch Hour Ignition Meter Throttle/Choke Handle Grease Points Hydraulic Tank Fill & Tank Breather Adjustment Hydraulic Oil Sight Holes for Seat Window Tension Bolts for Rear Drive Chain #4639...
  • Page 87 Photo RT-3 MAGNATRAC ® RT1150 Overview - Inside #4579 Throttle/Choke #4593 Ball Handle Dash Brace #4598 #4609 Expansion Grill Tank Bracket #4515 Honda Engine #1718 Valve Cover Photo RT-4 MAGNATRAC ® RT1150 Overview - Right View #4562 #4330 Seat Ball Handle...
  • Page 88 Photo RT-5 MAGNATRAC ® RT1150 Throttle - Rear View #4641 Throttle (Wire) #4640 Throttle (Outer Case) Photo RT-6 MAGNATRAC ® RT1150 Wiring - Back of Dash #447 Headlight Switch #444 Ignition Switch #290 Female Plug...

  • Page 89: Hydraulic Attachment System Diagram

    Photo RT-7 MAGNATRAC ® RT1150 Hydraulic Attachment System Diagram - Version 1.23 Note: If backhoe is purchased, your pump Pressure Line - (Hard Hose): “Pressure Line” (#4643) will go to the back- Suction or Return Line - (Soft Hose): hoe valve instead of the Attachment Control Hydaulic Flow Direction: Valve.

  • Page 90: Wiring Diagram

    Photo RT-8 MAGNATRAC ® RT1150 Wiring Diagram - Honda GXV390 - Version 1.23 #4617 LED Headlight #1800-4 #447 Hour Meter Headlight Switch #4515 Engine Spark Plug Starter Motor Ground Starter Solenoid Voltage Regulator #444 Ignition Switch Seat Engine Switch Block...

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