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- Page 1 Single-Direction Vibratory Plate Compactor SP140 SP210 SP250 Operator’s Manual thirdcoastequipment.com...
- Page 2 ©2024 by Third Coast Equipment, Inc. All rights reserved. All trademarks referenced in this manual are the property of their respective owners. No portion of this manual may be reproduced without written permission from Third Coast Equipment, Inc. To reduce the risk of injury, all operators and maintenance personnel must read and understand their machine’s instruction manual in full before operating, changing accessories, or performing...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Introduction Applications Safety Labeling Hazard & Notice Iconography Machine Label Locations Machine Labels Hazards & Risks California Proposition 65 Warning General Hazards & Risks Transportation Hazards Mechanical Hazards Fire, Explosion & Thermal Hazards Chemical Hazards Noise Hazards Personal Protective Equipment & Human Health Hazards Additional Hazards Operation Steps before First Use... -
Page 5: Introduction
INTRODUCTION Thank you for your purchase of this Third Coast Equipment, Inc. (“Third Coast”) single-direction vibratory plate compactor. Please read this operator’s manual in its entirety prior to using your new machine. This manual provides information pertaining to the safe use, proper operation, and routine maintenance of this machine. -
Page 6: Safety Labeling
Any label that becomes illegible through operation, wear & tear, or for any other reason must be replaced before the machine is operated, transported, or serviced. PLATE COMPACTOR SP210 lbs. Serial No. 3CECT48H225808 THIRD COAST EQUIPMENT, Inc. New Berlin, WI USA www.thirdcoastequipment.com... -
Page 7: Machine Labels
PLATE COMPACTOR SP210 important information about the model, lbs. Serial No. 3CECT48H225808 weight, gross horsepower, manufacturer, and THIRD COAST EQUIPMENT, Inc. New Berlin, WI USA other machine-specific information. www.thirdcoastequipment.com READ THE MANUAL: Prior to use, read and familiarize yourself with this manual. -
Page 8: Hazards & Risks
HAZARDS & RISKS CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING Use of this product may expose you to certain chemicals, including gasoline engine exhaust, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. GENERAL HAZARDS & RISKS General hazards are those that do not fall under a specific hazard classification, or that relate to multiple hazard classifications. -
Page 9: Mechanical Hazards
MECHANICAL HAZARDS Certain mechanical hazards are inherit in operating this machine due to the weight, operation, travel, and vibration of this machine. Disregarding these warnings can lead to serious injury. Do not operate this machine unless all protective guards are in place. Keep hands and feet clear of rotating and moving parts. -
Page 10: Noise Hazards
gases from internal combustion engine driven equipment can cause death in confined spaces. Do not refuel this machine in confined spaces. Gasoline vapors may be hazardous to your health, and concentrated gasoline vapors may cause an explosive atmosphere. Any fluids spilled from the machine, whether flammable or not, must be cleaned up in a manner consistent with all local environmental regulations. -
Page 11: Operation
OPERA TION STEPS BEFORE FIRST USE Pre-delivery service is completed at Third Coast’s warehouse prior to shipping your machine to you. This consists of filling all fluids to proper levels (except gasoline), torquing all fasteners to the proper operational torque, and validating machine operation and performance. Upon receipt of your machine, you only need to attach the handle and perform a pre-operation inspection. -
Page 12: Honda Engine Startup
transitioning the choke from CLOSED to OPEN. Allow the engine a few minutes to warm up in the idle THROTTLE position before starting compaction. LEVER To start compaction, move the throttle lever to the CHOKE FAST position, indicated by the icon of a rabbit ( ). -
Page 13: Using The Water Tank
Proper Compaction” section. If you are ever in doubt of how to prepare your surface for proper compaction, consult your jobsite engineer for guidance. USING THE WATER TANK This single-direction plate compactor features an integrated water tank to distribute water under the plate compactor. -
Page 14: Tips For Proper Compaction
TIPS FOR PROPER COMPACTION Proper compaction is extremely important in construction, as it eliminates extraneous air in the substrate and reduces the transport of air and water, resulting in a more stable base with less chance of shifting or settling. Builders can usually compensate for surfaces that are out of level, but they cannot compensate for substrates that are poorly compacted;... -
Page 15: Extended Storage
EXTENDED STORAGE Following proper long-term storage procedures ensures the machine is ready to operate when you return to it. The following procedure should always be performed when the machine will not be in use for the next 30 days: Drain the fuel tank completely. Operate the plate compactor to consume any residual fuel in the fuel lines and carburetor. -
Page 16: Care & Preventative Maintenance
CARE & PREVENT A TIVE MAINTENANCE Third Coast plate compactors are designed to provide years of trouble-free service, but as with any high-vibration equipment, periodic maintenance is required to keep it running smoothly. Maintenance is a normal part of ownership of any plate compactor and must be carried out on-time per the prescribed intervals or as needed. -
Page 17: Engine Inspection & Maintenance Tables
FULL VISUAL INSPECTION At the start of each workday, or after each eight hours of machine operation, perform a full visual inspection of the machine, looking for signs of visible damage to any component. Repair or replace any defects found prior to operating the machine. MACHINE CONTROL CHECK At the start of each workday, or after each eight hours of machine operation, perform a full inspection of all machine controls, including those on the engine. -
Page 18: Tightening Torque Tables
TIGHTENING TORQUE TABLES The threaded fasteners on this machine are all right handed, coarse-thread, metric, Class 8.8 or Class 12.9 fasteners. All fasteners on this machine are marked by strength class and must be torqued to the proper specification for that class. To identify whether a fastener is a Class 8.8 or Class 12.9 fastener, check the identifying marks stamped on the head. -
Page 19: Specifications
SPECIFICA TIONS MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS TABLE 5: COMPACTOR SPECIFICATIONS WEIGHT & DIMENSIONS SP140 SP210 SP250 Operating Weight, lb 147.7 213.8 233.6 Base Plate Width, in (A) 14.6 19.7 19.7 Base Plate Length, in (B) 19.3 20.9 23.2 Machine Length, in (C) 24.8... -
Page 20: Engine Specifications
ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS This machine is available with Honda GX160 or Vanguard 200 engine options: TABLE 6: ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS HONDA GX160 VANGUARD 200 Engine Manufacturer Honda Vanguard Engine Model # GX160 12V3 Horsepower, Gross Not Published 6.5 HP Horsepower, Net 4.8 HP Not Published Operating Speed 3,600 rpm... -
Page 21: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Engine does not start, Ignition switch in Off “O” position (Honda Turn switch to On “I” position. but has spark. only). Fuel valve in Off position (Honda only). Move fuel lever to the On position. Engine throttle lever in Stop position Move throttle lever to the idle speed (Vanguard only). - Page 22 SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Engine shuts off after Fuel valve partially closed (Honda only). Move fuel lever to Open position. operating for a short Oil level too low. Low oil cutoff engaged. Check oil level. Refill if necessary. period of time. Fuel system clogged.
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Page 23: Warranty
Water valve not in fully open position. Open water valve more to ensure uniform distribution. WARRANTY Third Coast Equipment stands behind all of its products with a best in class warranty, including: Five-year warranty on spare parts WARRANTY Four-year warranty on Vanguard engines... - Page 24 3CE Dealer Card Third Coast Equipment, inc. New Berlin, WI SP - OM-02 thirdcoastequipment.com...
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