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Summary of Contents for Eagle XL30 2015
- Page 1 Operations Manual Vehicle Types: XL30 and XL40 Models...
- Page 2 Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 This page intentionally left blank. Rev G - 20-May-2015...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Table of Contents Page Description Safety Warning Welcome and Contact Information Warranty Information Vehicle Specifications Putting Into Service General Safety Operator Requirements and Workstation Pre-Operation Checklist Startup/Shutdown and Safe Towing Controls Instrumentation Cold-Weather Operation Steer Override Revision Log Rev G - 20-May-2015... -
Page 4: Safety Warning
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Safety Warning Read this manual in its entirety before putting your Eagle tow tractor into service. This manual contains important safety instructions. Improper usage or a failure to follow the safety require- ments listed in this manual could result in severe injury or death. -
Page 5: Welcome And Contact Information
This manual is designed as a quick guide to familiarize you with the correct and safe oper- ation of your Eagle tow tractor. Your Eagle tractor was designed to do very specific tasks. For that reason, it will look, feel, drive and function differently than over-the-road trucks and automobiles, as well as various other types of vocational vehicles. -
Page 6: Warranty Information
Warranty Registration Please take the time to completely fill out the warranty registration information at our web- site www.eagletugs.com. It allows Eagle Tugs to contact the appropriate person(s) for fu- ture documentation updates, warranty notices, and safety bulletins. Note: Eagle Tugs cannot start a warranty claim without a completed registration card. -
Page 7: Vehicle Specifications
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Vehicle Specifications Vehicle Specifications Note: for full vehicle specifications refer to the Parts and Preventive Maintenance Manual section 10. Rated DBP* Vertical Hitch Towing Capacity† Tractor Model (lbs/kg) (lbf/kN) Capacity (lbf/N) (lbs/kg) XL-30 33,000 / 15.000 28,000 / 125 750 / 3300 300,000 / 136.000... -
Page 8: Putting Into Service
Reference the Parts and Preventive Maintenance Manual for details as ap- propriate. During the unloading of your tractor, note any shipping damage and report it to Eagle Tugs and the shipping company. Verify that all components appear to be in order and undamaged. -
Page 9: General Safety
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 General Safety General Safety The following safety recommendations are not intended to cover all possible safety as- pects of the XL series tow tractor. Please use common sense in addition to the safety recommendations that follow. Warning: Failure to comply with the following safety precautions can result in serious injury or death as well as equipment damage. -
Page 10: Operator Requirements And Workstation
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Operator Requirements and Workstation Operator Requirements The XL series tow tractor is a piece of industrial equipment and has inherent safety risks. As such, the operator of the tow tractor is expected to have a fork truck or similar license, or be otherwise trained in the usage of material handling equipment. -
Page 11: Pre-Operation Checklist
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Pre-Operation Checklist Pre-Operation Inspection Checklist The following inspections should be conducted as stated below. Additional inspections may be required due to unusual operating conditions. Satisfac- Service Daily Pre-Operation Checklist Required Applicable tory Walk-around inspection Verify no evidence of leaks under and around the tractor Verify fuel cap securely in place Visually verify tires are fully inflated... -
Page 12: Startup/Shutdown And Safe Towing
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Startup/Shutdown and Safe Towing Starting the unit: 1. With feet firmly on floor mat, adjust the seat to a comfortable position. 2. Sit in operator seat and buckle the seat belt. 3. Ensure the parking brake is engaged. 4. -
Page 13: Controls
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Controls Ignition Switch Your tractor is equipped with a keyed or keyless ignition switch. The switch provides pow- er to the tractor and is used to crank the engine. Headlight Switch The headlight switch is an on/off type. There is no hi/low beam control position. Head- lights will work regardless of whether the tractor’s ignition switch is in the “ON”... - Page 14 Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Controls (Continued) Charge Warning Light This indicator light helps diagnose a problem with the alternator. If the light stays lit while the tractor is running, it should be addressed by maintenance personnel. Horn Button The horn button is located in the center of the steering wheel.
- Page 15 Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Controls (Continued) Foot Brake The foot brake is hydraulically powered and should be applied with a steady and firm downward pressure. Speed should always be adjusted to allow for a safe and controlled stop. Adjust your speed based on the surface conditions, the space available for stopping and the weight of the load being moved.
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Page 16: Instrumentation
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Instrumentation Familiarize yourself with all instruments on the tractor. Many are designed to alert you to condi- tions that must be addressed. When operating the tractor, frequently check gauges to ensure everything is functioning as it should be and in the normal range. XL Digital Control Panel: The XL line of tow tractors is equipped with digital display and control unit. - Page 17 Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Instrumentation (Continued) Operation Screen: The Operation Screen is the main screen and provides gauges and other engine/tractor operating information. The Operation Screen will also show fault codes, warnings, and informational messages. If a fault code appears, take careful note of it before powering down the tractor. The fault code history will be deleted after restarting.
- Page 18 Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Instrumentation (Continued) Fault Codes: Press B to from the Operation Screen to view the Engine Fault Screen. This will show ac- tive and inactive faults that have occurred since the vehicle was turned on. If you are re- ceiving a fault code, take careful note of it before powering down the tractor.
- Page 19 Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Instrumentation (Continued) Temperature Gauge This gauge indicates the temperature of the engine coolant. The temperature will rise to the normal range as the engine warms. If the value moves above the normal range of 230°F (110°C), the engine is overheating.
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Page 20: Cold-Weather Operation
(15°F / -10°C). The engine will be forced to idle until the transmission reaches operating temperature, at which point the tractor can then be used normally. For extreme cold weather operation, a sump cartridge heater may be required. Contact Eagle Tugs for more information. Rev G - 20-May-2015... -
Page 21: Steer Override
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Steer Override Should a component failure or vehicle damage render the four wheel steering system non- operational, the XL tractor features a steering override system to allow for continued short-term operation of the tractor. Should you experience issues with steering coordination, please follow the below steps to return the tractor to an operating condition. -
Page 22: Revision Log
Operations Manual - XL30 and XL40 Revision Log Date Description Appr. 02-Apr-2013 Original release for production 03-Apr-2013 Corrected towing capacities and towing capacity footnote 09-Apr-2013 Revised transmission cold weather operation 03-May-2013 Revised steering mode switch operation 14-Jan-2015 Updated operating speeds, added defroster control information 19-Jan-2015 Updated four wheel steering behavior 20-May-2016 Added prop 65 warning, some small revisions for accuracy...
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