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MG622 Motor Grader Operation, Service and Parts Manual Begins with Serial No.__________ Pavement Services, Inc. IMPORTANT! It is the responsibility of the customer or user’s management to train, educate and supervise the employee in the proper operation and maintenance of this equipment.
PSI repair facility, nor to any product which has been subject to misuse, negli- gence, or accident. The exclusive and sole remedy for breech of contract shall be limited to repair, modification or replacement at the sole discretion of PSI.
Address ___________________________________________________________ City, State, FOR:________________________________________________________________________ Machine & Model Number ________________________________________________________ Serial Number __________________________________________________ Delivery Date ISSUED BY:__________________________________________________________________ Authorized PSI Dealer ____________________________________________________________ City, State, Mail To: Pavement Services, Inc. 23416 456th Ave Madison, SD 57042 Telephone (605)256-0795 Fax (605)256-0989 Page v...
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________Hyd. Tank _______________________________________________________ ________Grease per Lube Chart (Section E) Was machine Sold or placed in Stock ________Check/Tighten Hyd. Oil Filter(s) ________Check Tire Pressure (approx. 25 PSI) LITERATURE RECEIVED: ________Check/Tighten Wheel Lug Nuts Inspection & Delivery Report: ________ ________Install Rotating Beacon Operation, Service &...
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Pavement Services, Inc. 23416 456th Ave Madison, SD 57042 Telephone (605)256-0795 Fax (605)256-0989 NEW MACHINE DELIVERY REPORT Mail to Pavement Services, Inc. at above address. Model Number: _________________________________ Date: _____________________________ Serial Number: _______________________________ Delivery Location: ____________________________________________________________________ (Exact Address) Dealer Personnel Making Delivery: ________________________________________________________ (Name) (Title) Hour Meter Operating? Yes/No ________...
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ALWAYS keep this manual in a convenient place for instant reference and NEVER attempt to make repairs or adjustments that you do not fully understand. If you require additional information or service, contact you authorized PSI Dealer. REMEMBER! It is the owner’s responsibility to communicate information on the safe use and proper maintenance of this machine! This includes providing understandable interpreta- tion of these instructions for operators who are not fluent in reading English.
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MG622 Section A - Safety NOTE When Engine is stopped and the Starter Key Switch is in the ON position, a Light will come on until the Key Switch is in the OFF position. Loss of Battery power will result if the switch is left in the ON position.
MG622 Section A - Safety ALWAYS keep hands, feet, and arms inside of the Operator’s Station when operating the machine! ALWAYS wear appropriate personal safety gear as called for by the job or working condi- tions! ALWAYS be aware of pinch point areas on the machine such as Wheels to Frame, Cylin-...
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MG622 Section A - Safety ALWAYS be alert for immovable objects such as rocks, tree stumps or roots when blading! Do NOT remove the Radiator Cap when the Engine has reached operating temperature or becomes overheated. The Engine Coolant is extremely HOT and is pressurized. Exploding Engine Coolant will cause serious injury.
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MG622 Section A - Safety P/N 108785 Located at front on both sides of Front Frame Ass’y and on both sides of Rear Hood between Rear Wheels P/N 065927 Located on both sides at front, middle and rear of Front Frame Ass’y...
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MG622 Section A - Safety P/N 108787 Located in Cab at Seat Deck Safety Page 6 01-04...
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MG622 Section A - Safety P/N 065924 Located on both sides of Radiator Shroud P/N 072797 Located on top of Rear Hood at Diesel Tanks 01-04 Page 7 Safety...
Heater/Defroster/Rear Windshield Wiper Air Conditioner Lighting package Front-Wheel-Assist See your locally authorized PSI Dealer for other optional equipment and attachments. Weights and Overall Dimensions (Without Options): Operating Weight ......................22,840 lbs (10,360 kg) Front Axle Weight ......................6,695 lbs (3,037 kg) Rear Tandem Weight .....................
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MG622 Section B - Specifications Scarifier: Tool Bar/Scarifier Width ......................46” (1.17m) Maximum Tool Bar Height ......................22” (.56m) Down Pressure ........................ 8,100 lbs (3,674 kg) Number of Shanks ............................5 Shank Penetration ..........................9” (.23m) Minimum Turning Radius: Inside Wheel ..........................123” (3.12m) Outside Wheel ...........................
MG622 Section C - Controls and Accessories CAUTION The operator must be familiar with all controls and instruments before operating the machine. All controls are within easy reach of the operator. OPERATOR’S STATION INDICATORS AND SWITCHES Ignition Key Switch and Start Button When the key is straight up and down in the Key Switch, it is in the OFF position and all electrical functions are disconnected from the electrical circuit.
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MG622 Section C - Controls and Accessories Battery Charge Lamp This Lamp indicates output performance of the Alternator. During normal operation, with the Engine running above idle speed, this Lamp should be OFF. During starting and when the Engine is NOT running, this Lamp should be ON.
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MG622 Section C - Controls and Accessories Travel/Work Mode Toggle Switch With the switch in “Travel” position, the speed range is 0 to 22 mph (0 to 35 kph). This mode is used for travelling on road ways, in 2-wheel drive. With the switch in “Work” position, the speed range is 0 to 8 mph (0 to 13 kph).
MG622 Section C - Controls and Accessories Optional INSTRUMENT PANEL INDICATORS Water Temperature Fuel Hour Meter Engine Oil Pressure Hydraulic Oil High Temp. Light Horn Button Starter Key switch Optional Tachometer 15 16 Ammeter Engine Oil Pressure Grid Heater Button (Option - Not...
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MG622 Section C - Controls and Accessories DRIVE FUNCTION CONTROLS Engine Throttle In Manual Mode, the Foot Pedal controls engine’s rpm from idle (1150 rpm) to max throttle (2650 rpm). In Automatic Mode, the engine rpm is set by the computer, depending on speed and direc- tion inputs from the operator and blade load.
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MG622 Section C - Controls and Accessories MOLDBOARD AND ATTACHMENTS CONTROLS The Left Bank & Right Bank Levers are used to activate selected Moldboard positions. NOTE: Refer to the pictures for the appropriate valve action lever in the following descriptions.
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MG622 Section C - Controls and Accessories Blade Tilt The Moldboard may be tilted forward or backward up to 45°. Move Lever (8) on the Left Bank Controls FORWARD to tilt the Blade forward. Pull Lever (8) BACK to tilt the Blade backward.
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MG622 Section D - Operations PRE-START Check the machine daily to make sure all systems are in good operating condition. Perform the following before starting the machine the first time each day. Perform at least two “walk-around” inspections each working day - - once before starting the day and once at day’s end when parked for refueling and fluid checks.
MG622 Section D - Operations Before operating the machine on roads or highways, check local laws regarding the use of lights, flags, licensing, slow moving vehicle emblems (SMV), etc. ENGINE BREAK-IN Your new Engine does not require extensive break-in. However, for the first 100 hours of operation, keep the following in mind: Allow the Engine to idle for a few minutes after every cold start.
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MG622 Section D - Operations NOTE If the engine fails to start on the first try or it dies after only running a short time, turn the Key Switch to OFF, wait at least two minutes and repeat above steps.
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MG622 Section D - Operations Stopping Engine When ready to stop operating the machine use the following procedure: Bring the machine to full parking stop on a level surface. NEVER park on a slope or hill side. With all personnel clear of the machine, slowly lower hydraulic equipment flat to the ground in a positive support position.
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MG622 Section D - Operations For maximum cut, TILT the Moldboard to the extreme backward position. For leveling, begin with the top of the Moldboard slightly ahead of the bottom. To assist in rolling of material to the desired area, on the right or left side, adjust the ANGLE of the Moldboard accordingly.
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MG622 Section E - Fuels and Lubrication FUELS NOTE Due to chemical differences in petroleum products, see the Engine Manual for recommended fuels and lubricants. The following lubricants and fluids are factory recommendations. Any lubricants, fuels or fluids which are NOT recommended here are used at your own risk. The manufacturer assumes NO responsibility for the results due to the use of any lubricants, fuels or fluids which are NOT recom- mended.
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MG622 Section E - Fuels and Lubrication Torque Hub Gear SAE 90 Weight Gear Oil. Greases Multi-Lube Lithium Grease NLGI #2 or equivalent. Greasing Wipe dirt from the Fittings before greasing them to prevent the dirt from being forced into the Bearings of the pivot joints.
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MG622 Section F - Transporting & Theft Deterrents TRANSPORTING When loading or unloading in a congested area, be sure flagmen are used to insure the utmost SAFETY to the operator and other motorists and/or pedestrians in the area. CAUTION ALWAYS follow ALL state and local regulations regarding the operation of equipment on or across...
MG622 Section F - Transporting & Theft Deterrents Slowly (at the lowest Engine speed possible) and carefully drive the ma- chine up the ramps to the forward bulkhead of the trailer. CAUTION NEVER attempt to adjust travel direction (even slightly) while travelling on the ramps. Instead, back down off the ramps and then re-align the machine with the ramps.
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THEFT DETERRENTS THE CERTAINTY OF APPREHENSION IS A STRONG DETERRENT TO THIEV- ERY OF CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT! PSI has recorded all Part Numbers and Serial Numbers. Users should take as many of the following actions as possible to discour- age theft, to aid in the recovery in the event that the machine is stolen, or to reduce vandal- ism: Remove keys from unattended machines.
Repairs to hydraulic components, electronic systems, engine or transmission should ONLY be done by your PSI Dealer or authorized Service Dealer. Clean or replace.
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MG622 Section G - Troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY See Causes 6, 12. See Remedies for Causes 6, 12. White Exhaust Smoke (Refer to En- gine Manual for complete list) See Causes 1, 4-6, 8, 9, 11-13. See Remedies for Causes 1, 4-6, 8, 9, Low Power (Refer to Engine Manual 11-13.
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MG622 Section G - Troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY Jerky Operation Of Any Accessory Control valve handle linkage. Adjust. Damage or excessive wear on Cylin- Repair or replace. der attachment parts. Unit Will Not Start (Engine Starter not Key switch inoperative.
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MG622 Section G - Troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY Fill to proper level. Accessory Pump Noisy Low hydraulic fluid level. Tighten connections, replace damaged Suction hose/fittings leaking (pump hose. cavitations). Fill to proper level. Hydraulic Cylinders Operating Slow Low hydraulic fluid level.
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MG622 Section G - Troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY Low hydraulic fluid level. Transmission Pump Noisy Fill to proper level. Transmission pump filter restricted. Change filter. Drive plate/Drive link assembly loose. Re-tighten. Internal pump problems. Consult an authorized Service Dealer. Hydraulic system too full.
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MG622 Section G - Troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY Drive System Not Responsive When Transmission pump problems. Consult an authorized Service Dealer. Changing Directions Consult an authorized Service Dealer. Excessive worn drive motor causing Brakes Engaging Prematurely or loss of charge pressure.
In addition, WARRANTY repairs can only be done by a PSI Dealer. They will know what portions of the machine are covered under the terms of the PSI warranty and what portions are covered by other vendor OEM warranties.
MG622 Section H - Service NEVER weld on support frame or overhead guards without the consent of the manufac- turer. Special metals may have been used which require special welding techniques, or their design should NOT have welded repairs. NEVER cut or weld on fuel lines or tanks.
MG622 Section H - Service The hydraulic Reservoir is full if the fluid is visible in the Lower Sight Gauge. If fluid is visible in the Upper Sight Gauge, the Reservoir is OVERFILLED. Excess fluid may be piped overboard through the Pressure Relief Filler Cap.
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MG622 Section H - Service Acid from the Battery can damage the paint and metal surfaces of the machine. Avoid overfilling the Battery cells. Whenever Battery is removed from the unit, BE SURE to disconnect the negative (-) Bat- tery terminal connection Cable first.
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MG622 Section H - Service If contaminants in the Element contain soot or oily deposits, it may be necessary to wash the Element. Two ounces of detergent soap mixed with a gallon of water makes a good soak/ wash solution. Soak for 15 minutes or more and rinse with clear water. Remove excess water with low air pressure.
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MG622 Section H - Service Oil Fill Engine Oil Dipstick The Engine Oil Filter should be changed at every oil change interval. Re- move and discard the throw away Filter canister. Wipe the Gasket sealing area of the block with a clean cloth.
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MG622 Section H - Service Hydraulic Fluid Filters (500 Hours or Every Season) These Filter Elements should be replaced at or before the first 25 hours on a new machine. Thereafter, replacement should be done whenever the Dash Indicator Lamp comes on, OR 500 hours AND every season.
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MG622 Section H - Service Jump Starting CAUTION The ONLY safe method for jump starting a discharged Battery is for TWO PEOPLE to carry out the following process. The second person is needed for removing the jumper cables so that the operator does NOT have to leave the Operator’s Seat while the Engine is running.
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MG622 Section H - Service Make final connection of the other end of the negative (-) jumper cable to the disabled vehicle’s Engine Block, NOT to the Battery Negative Post. When making the connection to the Engine, keep the clamp away from the Battery, Fuel Lines, Tubing, or Moving Parts.
MG622 Section H - Service MAINTENANCE LOG SERVICE EVERY 10 HOURS or DAILY COMPONENT & SERVICE REQUIRED PROCEDURE, SECTION, TOPIC REFERENCE Check Fuel Tank Level Refer to Section E - Fuels & Lubrication or Engine Manual for fuel types Check Engine Oil Level...
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MG622 Section H - Service MAINTENANCE LOG SERVICE EVERY 40 HOURS or WEEKLY COMPONENT & SERVICE REQUIRED PROCEDURE, SECTION, TOPIC REFERENCE Check Battery Fluid Level and Connections Refer to Section H - Service Check Fan Belt Tension & Wear Refer to Section H - Service...
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MG622 Section H - Service MAINTENANCE LOG SERVICE EVERY 250 HOURS COMPONENT & SERVICE REQUIRED PROCEDURE, SECTION, TOPIC REFERENCE Change Engine Oil and Filter Refer to Section H - Service Inspect & Clean Air Cleaner Element Refer to Section H - Service...
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MG622 Section H - Service MAINTENANCE LOG SERVICE EVERY 500 HOURS or EVERY SEASON COMPONENT & SERVICE REQUIRED PROCEDURE, SECTION, TOPIC REFERENCE Change Hydraulic System Filters & Fluid Refer to Section H - Service Change Air Cleaner Element Refer to Section H - Service...
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MG622 Section I - Storage If the machine will NOT be operated for a long period of time, prepare and store it using the procedures as follows. BEFORE STORAGE Perform the following prior to placing the machine in storage: Wash off the entire machine.
MG622 Section I - Storage AFTER STORAGE After removing the machine from storage and BEFORE operating it, perform the following: Change Engine oil and Filter to remove condensation or other residuals. Wipe off grease from Cylinder rods. Lubricate ALL grease fittings.
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Front Axle Assembly - Front Wheel Assist MG622 Item Part No. Description Qty. Req. 1 ..028000 ......THRUST BEARING, KING PIN ......2.00 2 ..047000 ......BUSHING, BRNZ, 2.00 ID X 2.25 OD X 2.00 ..4.00 3 ..047200 ......BUSHING, BRNZ, 2.00 ID X 2.25 OD X 3.00 ..2.00 4 ..
Decals MG622 Item 1 Located mid-way on both sides of Front Frame Ass’y Item 2 Located mid-way on both sides of Front Frame Ass’y and top of Rear Hood Item 3 Located on top of Rear Hood Item 4 Located on top of Rear...
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Part No. Description Qty. Req. 1 ..622861 ......MG622 DECAL ............2.00 2 ..D0345 ......ALLIGATOR DECAL, MEDIUM ......3.00 3 ..622862 ......4 x 6 DECAL ............. 2.00* 4 ..622863 ......6 x 6 DECAL ............. 2.00* 5 ..
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Decals MG622 Item 10 Inside Cab on Lever Heads Item 11 Item 9 Inside Cab on Lever Heads Inside Cab Item 12 Inside Cab on Left Side Item 13 Item 14 Located on Blade Hanger of Located on Blade Frame Ass’y Hanger of Frame Ass’y...
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Part No. Description Qty. Req. 1 ..622861 ......MG622 DECAL ............2.00 2 ..D0345 ......ALLIGATOR DECAL, MEDIUM ......3.00 3 ..622862 ......4 x 6 DECAL ............. 2.00* 4 ..622863 ......6 x 6 DECAL ............. 2.00* 5 ..
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