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- Page 1 SAND MAN INSTRUCTION & PARTS MANUAL MODEL 850 __________________________ MACHINE SERIAL NUMBER CATALOG 85-04039 H. Barber & Sons, Inc. 15 Raytkwich Dr. Naugatuck, CT 06770 USA TEL: 203.729.9000 FAX: 203 729.4000 WEBSITE: www.hbarber.com...
- Page 2 10. Never modify any part of the Sand Man without prior approval, in writing, from the manufacturer. Never replace any components of the Sand Man with one which is not manufactured by H. Barber & Sons, Inc., or listed in this manual as a proper replacement part.
- Page 3 INDEX Description 1.0 PACKING-HANDLING-TRANSPORT 2.0 DESCRIPTION OF MACHINE 3.0 CORRECT USE OF THE MACHINE 4.0 SAFETY DEVISES-PROTECTIONS 5.0 ADVANCE OF THE MACHINE 6.0 STOP OF THE MACHINE 7.0 DEPTH ADJUSTMENT 8.0 SIEVE OPERATION 9.0 CHANGE OF DIRECTION 10.0 EMPTYINGOF THE COLLECTION BOX 11.0 SIEVE REPLACEMENT 12.0 ACCESSORIES 13.0 MAINTENANCE...
- Page 4 1.0 PACKING – HANDLING – TRANSPORT The machine is packed on a wooden pallet, fastened and protected with plastic (Fig. 1) OR in a wood crate set on a pallet (Fig. 2). 85-04039...
- Page 5 The machine can be lifted either by means of a forklift or, by two (2) rings on top center of frame (Fig. 3) ATTENTION! Use suitable lifting means with higher capacity than the machine weight. In the case of packing in a wooden crate, the handlebars of the machine will need to be fitted onto the machine.
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Page 6: Description Of The Machine
Pull the handlebars back (toward you) into position. Replace screws and tighten. You will also need to connect the hand wheel and arm. Remove the nut and washer from the machine. Connect the end of the arm to the bar by the font roller with snap pin. - Page 7 The machine operator should never leave the machine unattended and during his absence, even though for a short while, he should always stop the machine according to the following instructions (see Fig. 4) lower the plow-share blade onto the ground by means of the depth control wheel (9) reduce the throttle lever (10) release the safety lever (18)
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Page 8: Before Operating
4.0 SAFETY DEVICES (Fig. 4) While operating, the operator shall keep the kill switch (18) steadily engaged. All safety shielding must be in place when operating the machine. 5.0 BEFORE OPERATING Before carrying out any operation or starting the engine, it is necessary to carry out the checks below: correct oil levels in all the parts of the machine and of the engine gearshift lever (1) in neutral position... -
Page 9: Depth Adjustment
IMPORTANT!! To move the machine without starting the engine, pull the drive disengage lever (6). 7.0 DEPTH ADJUSTMENT To lower the cutting edge, turn the depth-control wheel (9) clock-wise. To lift the cutting edge, turn the wheel (9) counter clockwise. 8.0 SIEVE OPERATION Start the machine as per procedure (see point 5.0), then: pull the clutch lever (11) -
Page 10: Change Of Direction
If all the sand is not being sifted through the screen and is reaching the hopper: a) pull the clutch lever (11) which will stop the forward motion on the machine and allow the screen to process through the excess sand. b) reduce cleaning depth by turning the depth control wheel (9) counterclockwise. - Page 11 then: disengage lever (19) by lifting it up remove the container (20) laterally by means of the handle (21) empty it reposition the container by laying the gear guide onto the raceway (in order to simplify the introduction, the box shall be a bit tilted) engage the lever (19) in order to lock the whole unit 11.0 CHANGING SIEVE...
- Page 12 IMPORTANT!! When changing the screen, make sure that the coupling is done correctly: the short net shoulder should be on the blade side (fig. 7) 12.0 ACCESSORIES (Fig. 8) & (Fig. 9) The machine can be supplied with a front SCRAPER and its counterweight. To couple the scraper to the machine: unscrew the four bolts (12) from the front-roller support (14) line up holes in scraper (13) with frame...
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Page 13: Gear Box Service
ATTENTION!! The operation shall be carried out with the machine stopped, the plow-share lifted-up and the engine stopped. 13.0 MAINTENANCE 13.1 CLUTCH It is CRUCIAL that the clutch cable be adjusted correctly. If it is too loose the clutch will not disengage properly. If it is too tight the clutch will slip unnecessarily causing premature wear. - Page 14 b) Remove protective shield (30). Loosen bolt (29) and adjust pulley arm (28) by HAND, tight. Do not over tighten, this belt must slip if drive is overloaded (fig. 12) c) If unit is supplied with an automatic belt tensioner, replace belt if inspection reveals belt loose beyond ability of automatic tensioner.
- Page 15 Parts Manual Index...
- Page 16 POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 85-10001 Spindle 85-50130 85-10002 Wheel 85-50134 Bolt 85-10003 Frame 85-50131 85-10004 Shield 85-10005 Covering 85-10006 Hook 85-955004 85-10008 Shield Box 85-10009 Shield 85-10010 Bolt 85-10011 Balance Weight 85-10012 Balance Weight 85-10013 Basket 85-10014 Frame 85-10015...
- Page 17 POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 85-911283 Screw 85-911279 Tie-Rod 85-911282 Washer 85-911280 Tie-Rod 85-911273 Handlebar 85-911087 Rubber Ring 85-10030 Support 85-908101 Knob 85-10031 Shield 85-902831 Collar 85-911281C 85-913044 Ratchet 85-915086 Cable 85-909343 Lever 85-908096A Sheath 85-904072 Clamp 85-907025 Regulator 85-909349-XX...
- Page 18 POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 85-903118 Split Pin 85-911243 Lever 85-903045 Knob 85-907146 Washer 85-905133A Clamp 85-907025 Regulator 85-908223 Sheath 85-911245A Fork-Lever 85-904117A Spring 85-905341A Brake Jaw 85-911246B Drum 85-911246A Disc 85-905265 Cable 85-904558 85-905133B Bushing 85-911214A Bolt 85-04039...
- Page 19 POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 85-10060 Frame 85-10061 Cutter Blade 85-10062 Engine Hood 85-10063 Basket 85-10064 Basket Handle 85-10065 Engine Hood Handle 85-10066 Basket Support 85-10067 Guide 85-10068 Basket Frame 85-10069 Support 85-10070 Bearing 85-10071 Shaft 85-10072 Spacer 85-50011 Bolt 85-50012 Washer 85-50011 Bolt...
- Page 20 POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 85-10100 Frame 85-10116 Roller 85-10120-3 XXS Small Sieve Assy. 85-50020 Bolt 85-10120-5 XS Small Sieve Assy. 85-50021 85-10120-8 S Small Sieve Assy. 85-50132 Bolt 85-10120-12 M Medium Sieve Assy. 85-50131 85-10120-20 Large Sieve. Assy. 85-50021 Intentionally Left Blank...
- Page 21 POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 85-10080 Roller 85-10081 Plug 85-10082 Bushing 85-10083 85-10084 Rocker Arm 85-10085 85-10086 Fork-lever 85-10087 Engine Hood 85-10088 Handwheel 85-10089 Guide 85-10090 Worm screw 85-10091 85-10092 Bushing 85-10093 Cutter Blade 85-50005 Screw 85-50017 Bolt 85-50018 Screw 85-50002 Washer 85-50019 85-50020...
- Page 22 POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 85-902593 Spring 85-911095 Plug 85-911257 Lever 85-907133 Screw 85-903116 85-911005 Covering 85-911285 85-911262 Threaded Rod 85-911089 Plug 85-902668 Guide Pin 85-911275 Covering 85-911042 Gasket 85-908058 Ring 85-907146 Washer 85-911003 Crankease 85-903061 85-911037 Boot 85-907053 85-911323...
- Page 23 POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 85-911045 Articulation 85-911134 Lever 85-911135 Lever 85-911052 Lever 85-911083 Guide pin 85-911025 Lever 85-902666 85-903010 Ring 85-904024 Sliding Pad 85-911024 Lever 85-911023 Lever 85-911026 Sliding Pad 85-907191 Screw 85-909371 Washer 85-908626 Eyelet 85-911248 Stud 85-911128 Screw 85-97044 Ball 85-94116...
- Page 24 POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 85-911259 Lever 85-903037 Screw 85-911263 Washer 85-908100 Plate 85-906113 Sliding Pad 85-908026 Hose 85-903024 Rubber Ring 85-911254 Crown 85-911267 Bearing 85-909189 Spring 85-903030 85-906146 Ball 85-911258 Slider 85-911072 Shim 85-911255 Crown Whell 85-911067 Rubber Ring 85-911251...
- Page 25 POSITION PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 85-911032 85-911006 Shaft 85-907092 Bearing 85-902653 Stop Ring 85-906062 85-911015 Gear 85-911014 85-902686 Screw 85-907114 Bearing 85-911010 Shaft 85-911011 Gear 85-911094 Ring 85-911012 Gear 85-911068 Rubber Ring 85-911013 Hose 85-911112 Washer 85-908651 F02-2 85-04039...
- Page 26 Barber SAND MAN Engine Maintenance Schedule Each First Every Every Every Regular Service Period Use. Month 3 Month 6 Month Year Performed at every indicated month or 50 Hrs. 100Hrs. 300 Hrs. 20 Hrs Operating hour interval, whichever comes first.