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CV Sweeper
Original Instructions
Issue: 12/07/2024
Operator and Service Manual

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  • Page 1 CV Sweeper Original Instructions Issue: 12/07/2024 Operator and Service Manual...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Identification Of Machine................... . 5 1.1 Machine Data.
  • Page 4 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments............... . . 130 5.1 Maintenance Schedules .

  • Page 5: Identification Of Machine

    This section provides the information for identifying the machine. 1.1 Machine Data Manufacturer : Multihog Limited Machine Model : CV Operator Manual Author : Sarah McAdam (sarah.mcadam@multihog.com) Issue Number : 15 Issue Published Date: 12/07/2024 Address : Finnabair Industrial Estate,...

  • Page 6: Declaration Of Conformity

    1 Identification Of Machine 1.2 Declaration Of Conformity This manual conforms to REGULATION No 167/2013 and the following directives and standards: • DIRECTIVE 2006/42/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 May 2006 on machinery, and amending Directive 95/16/EC. •...

  • Page 7: Introduction

    We hope you enjoy using the CV. Hopefully this manual is helpful to you. Please read and understand it entirely before attempting to use the machine. The manual will help you to effectively use the machine and to ensure that the machine is used safely.

  • Page 8: Intended Use

    You must contact your local dealer or a Multihog representative if you wish to carry out a procedure on or with the machine which is not included in this manual. Remember that all machines and components have a life expectancy and must be replaced or serviced as required.

  • Page 9: Glossary And Diagram Key

    2 Introduction 2.4 Glossary And Diagram Key The following terms are used throughout the manual and need to be understood: Road Mode = The mode of the machine used for regular driving on the road where the machine can be driven at up to 40 km/h (25 miles/h).

  • Page 10: Operator Manual And Machine Symbols

    2 Introduction 2.5 Operator Manual And Machine Symbols The following symbols are used in the manual and/or are used on the machine : 4 Manual Symbols Symbol Description Symbol Description Rotate as symbolised to unlock/ Represents that a component is open.
  • Page 11 2 Introduction 4 Manual Symbols (continued) Horn control. Remove and reattach component fixture bolts using a spanner. Limited circular motion tilt control Hydraulic oil tank. 5 Manual Symbols Symbol Description Symbol Description Water (spray) tank filling. Heated seat. (Clean water tank) Tie down point for “Wear safety belt”...
  • Page 12 2 Introduction 5 Manual Symbols (continued) Air vent. Engine air intake filter. Trailer. Tow bar coupling. 6 Manual Symbols Symbol Description Symbol Description Manual cleaning required. Disk brush. Fuel tank (diesel). Work light. Exterior/side mirror. Windscreen wiper. Suction hose. Water (spray solution) tank. Loudspeaker.
  • Page 13 2 Introduction 6 Manual Symbols (continued) Windscreen washer Windscreen wiper speed control. control. Suction hood flap. Suction hood wheel. 7 Manual Symbols Symbol Description Symbol Description Engine revolutions per Reversible fan. minute. Fan/air blower speed Rear water pump. control. Cabin. Rear hydraulic pump.
  • Page 14 2 Introduction 7 Manual Symbols (continued) Suction hood. Joystick function control. Front hydraulic pump. Boost button. Front water pump. Hydraulic quick release couplings. 8 Manual Symbols Symbol Description Symbol Description Work mode. Hose Reel. Road mode. Pressure washer. Control system display Lever.
  • Page 15 2 Introduction 8 Manual Symbols (continued) Spray nozzle. Engine oil filter. Beacon light and flashers. Hydraulic tank filter. Exhaust Gas Recirculation Hazard lights control. (EGR) filter. 9 Manual Symbols Symbol Description Symbol Description Disengage. Water pump filter. Engage. Pollen filter. Hand pump.
  • Page 16 2 Introduction 9 Manual Symbols (continued) Nozzle tap/water pressure Engine regeneration lever. paused/blocked (red). Park brake control. Engine soot capacity at maximum. Engine reset regeneration required. Differential lock control.

  • Page 17: Location Of The Main Components On The Machine

    2 Introduction 2.6 Location Of The Main Components On The Machine The following diagrams show locations of the main components of the machine. FRONT VIEW OF THE MACHINE 10 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Balloon Number Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Applicable...
  • Page 18 2 Introduction 10 Diagram Key (continued) Brush Amber flashers Suction hood wheel Beacon Suction hood flap...
  • Page 19 2 Introduction LEFT VIEW OF THE MACHINE 11 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Balloon Number Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Applicable Head light Hopper lid Side mirror Hopper Brush Suction hose Work light Fuel tank Cab door handle Access panel latch Cab door with opening window...
  • Page 20 2 Introduction 11 Diagram Key (continued) Rear hydraulic Wander hose quick release blanking plate couplings Clean water (spray Recirculation solution) tank water tank (inside base of hopper) Hopper inspection Beacon door...

  • Page 21: Rear View Of The Machine

    2 Introduction REAR VIEW OF THE MACHINE 12 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Number Applicable Hopper storage Deutsch door rubber flap connector Hopper storage Battery isolator/ door disconnect switch Rear licence plate Tow bar light Rear licence plate Beacon...
  • Page 22 2 Introduction 12 Diagram Key (continued) Warning light Wander hose flashers mouthpiece Reflector...
  • Page 23 2 Introduction RIGHT VIEW OF THE MACHINE 13 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Number Applicable Head light Hopper inspection door Side mirror Cab door handle Brush Cab door with opening window Suction hood flap Hydraulic tank Suction hood Wander hose...
  • Page 24 2 Introduction 13 Diagram Key (continued) Work light Beacon Access panel Fire hydrant adapter...
  • Page 25 2 Introduction INSIDE THE CAB : FRONT 14 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Number Applicable Air vent Accelerator pedal Roof switches Brake pedal Speaker Suction hood window Radio Tray...
  • Page 26 2 Introduction 14 Diagram Key (continued) Cab climate Cup holder controls Steering wheel Inside door handle and steering column Control system 12 button keypad display Arm rest control Pressure gauge module (option) Arm rest...
  • Page 27 2 Introduction INSIDE THE CAB : REAR 15 Diagram Key Bal- Description Symbol(s) If Balloon Description Symbol(s) If loon Applicable Num- Applicable Num- Air vent Dual USB socket Arm rest control Cab seat module Suction hood Seat belt window Tray Fire Extinguisher (option)
  • Page 28 2 Introduction 15 Diagram Key (continued) Inside door handle Hopper control pendant Water pump access Interior light plate Lighter socket...

  • Page 29: Safety Information

    The machine must be checked to be of safe working order before every use. Report any damage (or machine behaviour changes) to your supervisor or your Multihog representative. Only Multihog approved and trained personnel are permitted to carry out repairs.
  • Page 30 (maximum tyre pressure printed on tyre). Do not drive the Multihog until the • Make sure all relevant instructions are wheels and rims are fixed/inflated correctly.

  • Page 31: Normal Operation And Service Safety

    3 Safety Information 3.2.2 Normal operation and service safety DANGER : Always operate the machine and carry out any maintenance as safely as possible. Never take any risks while operating or servicing the machine or its attachments. • The seat safety belt must be worn when operating the machine.
  • Page 32 3 Safety Information particles such as dense dust or flammable materials. Do not inhale the exhaust fumes. • Driving performance is greatly affected by ground condition, attachment weight, centre of gravity of the load, tyre pressure, and trailer weight. Reduce speed as required and allow for greater braking distances and longer travel times.

  • Page 33: Clearing Blockages And Cleaning Safety

    3 Safety Information • should be kept from the attachment arms at all The sweeper brushes can cause serious injury times. while rotating if a part of the body comes into contact with the brush heads. Keep feet, • Standing between, on, or near the attachment hands, and all other body parts away from the arms during operation could result in pinching brushes.

  • Page 34: Maintenance And Adjustments Safety

    3 Safety Information • • If towing with straps or a tow bar, make sure The towed load must not exceed the allowed that the safety straps or tow bar are free from maximum weight of the towing truck. damage or defects and is secured with safety •...

  • Page 35: Storage Safety

    Always place chocks downhill of the machine wheels if parking or storing on a sloped surface. • Always consult your Multihog representatives with regards to weather precautions, especially cold weather. Water systems may need to be drained and fluids may need additives or DANGER : alternatives for harsher climates.

  • Page 36: Safety Signs And Sign Locations

    Keep all safety signs clean and check that all signs are legible and visible. If any safety signs are missing or damaged that they are illegible, immediately contact your Multihog representative to order a replacement sign. Place new/replacement signs on the machine immediately upon delivery.
  • Page 37 3 Safety Information BRUSH OPERATION AREA : CRUSHING HAZARD Part Number : 630–1344 • This safety sign identifies the pinch point hazard associated with the brush arms. • This sign indicates that the front attachment (brush) arms are not to be used as a step. •...

  • Page 38: Operation

    4 Operation 4 Operation 4.1 Machine Set Up ................... . . 39 4.1.1 Entering and exiting the machine using the 3 point contact method.

  • Page 39: Machine Set Up

    4 Operation 4.1 Machine Set Up The following steps must be followed before starting the machine, provided that initially all external safety checks have been carried out as directed. 4.1.1 Entering and exiting the machine using the 3 point contact method The 3 point contact method must be used when entering or exiting the machine.
  • Page 40 4 Operation your left foot on the floor of the cab next to the Facing the front of the machine, bring your right door. foot from the cab floor down to the ground. Grab the handle in the rear left of the cab with your right hand.
  • Page 41 4 Operation If exiting the cab from the right side then exit the your right hand, raise yourself from the seat and machine in the opposite sequence to which you place your right foot on the floor of the cab entered the cab : next to the door.

  • Page 42: Adjusting The Steering Wheel Position

    4 Operation 4.1.2 Adjusting the steering wheel position The steering wheel position can be adjusted for maximum comfort. STEERING COLUMN BASE TILT Step on the steering column base tilt pedal adjuster and pull the steering wheel towards you as needed. Release the pedal to lock the position.

  • Page 43: Adjusting The Seat Position

    4 Operation 4.1.3 Adjusting the seat position The seat is heated and the positioning is fully adjustable for maximum comfort. All comfort adjusters are positioned along the seat’s left side and lower front. Position the seat for comfortable access of all controls (including the accelerator/drive and brake pedal) and also for comfortable viewing of the suction hood window.

  • Page 44: Document Holder

    4 Operation 21 Diagram Key (continued) The back of the seat has lumber support Seat which can be increased or decreased by rotating suspension the adjuster forwards or backwards respectively. adjustment lever HEATED SEAT BUTTON Document holder The seat has a heating element which can SEAT SUSPENSION ADJUSTER be switched on and off by pressing the button.

  • Page 45: Adjusting The Arm Rest Control Module Position

    4 Operation 4.1.4 Adjusting the arm rest control module position The arm rest control module positioning should be adjusted every time that there is a different driver so that the driver is as comfortable as possible. (1) ARM REST FORWARD AND BACK MOVEMENT ADJUSTER Loosen the adjuster so that the arm rest can slide forward and back.

  • Page 46: Ventilation (Opening The Windows)

    4 Operation 4.1.5 Ventilation (opening the windows) To open the cab door windows (if fitted) : Depress the window latch handle to slide the window open or closed. 23 Diagram Key Balloon Number Description Symbol(s) If Applicable Window latch handle 4.1.6 Opening the cab door (from the inside) To open the cab doors from the inside, raise the latch handle.

  • Page 47: Controls And Display

    IMPORTANT : • For Road Mode Controls : Please refer to the CV BASE MACHINE OPERATOR MANUAL for operating instructions for while the machine is in Road Mode. Road Mode alters the arm rest control functions to optimise the machine controls for driving on the road.

  • Page 48: Arm Rest Control Module (Sweep Activated Mode)

    4 Operation 4.2.1 Arm rest control module (Sweep Activated Mode) The arm rest control module contains most of the sweeper operation controls which are explained in this section. These control instructions apply for while the machine is in Sweep Activated Mode (if there is no Sweep Mode on the drive mode selector, then Sweep Activated Mode is Work Mode with the sweeper attachment activated on the control system display).

  • Page 49: Push Buttons (Sweep Activated Mode) On Previous Machine Models

    4 Operation 4.2.1.1 Push buttons (Sweep Activated Mode) on previous machine models The instructions for the different push buttons on the arm rest control module for Sweep Activated Mode are as follows : 26 Diagram Key Balloon Number Description Symbol(s) If Applicable Cruise control, black button Sweep cycle Auto Start, green button...

  • Page 50: Cruise Control

    4 Operation 26 Diagram Key (continued) Joystick changeover, blue button (optional) Suction Fan Boost, red button (1) CRUISE CONTROL The front water pump (clean water for the brush nozzles) and the rear water pump (hopper recirculation water) turn on. NOTE : When the Auto Start cycle has been •...

  • Page 51: Boost Button

    4 Operation to lift the suction hood to check that it is raised (4) JOYSTICK FUNCTION CHANGEOVER properly while driving. The suction hood is visible BUTTON I.E. 3rd BRUSH ACTIVATION through the cab suction hood window in the floor. BUTTON (OPTION) Manual Operation : •...

  • Page 52: Dynamic Buttons (Sweep Activated Mode) On Previous Machine Models

    4 Operation 4.2.1.2 Dynamic buttons (Sweep Activated Mode) on previous machine models The directions for the movement/variable control buttons on the control module for while the machine is in Sweep Activated Mode are as follows : 27 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Balloon...

  • Page 53: Forward/Reverse Selector

    4 Operation 27 Diagram Key (continued) Joystick 1 Load assist pressure adjustment (brush weight) Suction hood flap 3rd brush speed rocker switch adjustment (optional) (1) ENGINE SPEED SELECTOR • Select the required drive mode by rotating the drive mode switch. NOTE : •...
  • Page 54 4 Operation • IMPORTANT : Move the joystick backward : The left brush will lift until the joystick is released. There may • When the optional 3rd brush is fitted and be a delay before the brush starts to lift as the connected : The function of Joystick 2 changes system must refill before the brush can lift.

  • Page 55: Push Buttons (Sweep Activated Mode) On The Most Recent Machines

    4 Operation IMPORTANT : Refer to the relevant operator manual for more information. 4.2.1.3 Push buttons (Sweep Activated Mode) on the most recent machines The instructions for the different push buttons on the arm rest control module for Sweep Activated Mode are as follows : When the pedal is released, the machine speed will resume the set cruise control speed.
  • Page 56 4 Operation • Press a second time : Auto Start pauses. • Press once : To override the suction fan set speed to increase the fan speed to maximum The front brushes turn off. rpm. The water pumps turn off. (4) SUCTION HOOD CONTROL The brushes lift from the ground.

  • Page 57: Dynamic Buttons (Sweep Activated Mode) On The Most Recent Machines

    4 Operation 4.2.1.4 Dynamic buttons (Sweep Activated Mode) on the most recent machines The directions for the movement/variable control buttons on the control module for while the machine is in Sweep Activated Mode are as follows: 29 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Balloon...
  • Page 58 4 Operation 29 Diagram Key (continued) Suction hood flap 3rd brush weight rocker switch adjustment (optional) Joystick 2 (1) ENGINE SPEED SELECTOR • Ensure that the engine speed is fully reduced to the minimum setting before changing the drive mode. •...
  • Page 59 4 Operation power until the joystick is released or until it is IMPORTANT : 3rd Brush Tilt (Option) fully lowered. • When the optional 3rd brush is fitted and • Move the joystick backward : The left brush connected : The function of Joystick 2 changes will lift until the joystick is released.
  • Page 60 4 Operation (11) 3rd BRUSH WEIGHT (LOAD ASSIST) IMPORTANT : Float mode must be active for Brush Weight Adjustment to take effect. ADJUSTMENT (OPTION) • Rotate clockwise : The 3rd brush load assist increases and ground pressure reduces. • Rotate anti-clockwise :The 3rd brush ground OPTION : Active when the 3rd brush is fitted and activated.

  • Page 61: Option: Front Brush Tilt Control

    4 Operation 4.2.2 Option: Front Brush Tilt Control 30 Diagram Key Button Number Description Symbol(s) If Applicable Axis 1 Retract Axis 1 Extend Axis 2 Extend Axis 2 Retract...
  • Page 62 4 Operation 31 Diagram Key Balloon Number Description Symbol(s) If Applicable Axis 1 actuator (left and right tilt control shown) Axis 2 actuator (left and right tilt control shown)
  • Page 63 4 Operation 31 Diagram Key (continued) Tommy bar turnbuckle (forward and back tilt control shown) Tommy bar turnbuckle (forward and back tilt control shown) • This is an option of electronic tilt control of the front brushes. The upgraded brush arms allow for a maximum of two axis tilt with electrical control and the other two axis tilt can be adjusted manually using the turnbuckles.

  • Page 64: Steering Column Controls

    4 Operation 4.2.3 Steering column controls 4.2.3.1 Stalk controls 32 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Steering column stalk: Turn signal control Horn control Master light controls TURN SIGNAL/INDICATOR CONTROL Move the stalk to indicate to the right or to the left when signalling a turn/manoeuvre.

  • Page 65: Steering Column Switches

    4 Operation MAIN VEHICLE LIGHTING CONTROLS (HEADLIGHTS) – : Master/main lights off (side lights and low beam head lights off). – : Position lights (side lights, tail lights and rear licence plate light) on. WARNING : Always turn off high beam head lights when facing on-coming traffic and when behind another moving vehicle to prevent –...

  • Page 66: Cab Roof Controls

    4 Operation NOTE : The machine will automatically apply the • Press and hold the bottom of the rocker switch park brake when the engine is off or if the : To operate the differential lock. operator leaves the seat. IMPORTANT : •...

  • Page 67: Operating The Climate Controls (With Air Conditioning And Heating)

    4 Operation 4.2.4.1 Operating the climate controls (with air conditioning and heating) The air conditioning unit in the cab provides fully adjustable air flow and temperature control for maximum driver comfort. NOTE : The engine must be running for the cab air flow unit to work best. AIR FLOW/BLOWER FAN SPEED ADJUSTER Rotate the fan speed adjuster clockwise to...

  • Page 68: Cab Roof Rocker Switches

    4 Operation • Air conditioning is normally used to provide cold • Air conditioning must be turned on to adjust the air but it can also be used to demist the glass in air temperature below the external ambient air the cab when working in wet or cold conditions.

  • Page 69: Roof Keypad Buttons (Sweep Activated Mode)

    4 Operation 4.2.4.3 Roof keypad buttons (Sweep Activated Mode) The keypad (1) is located at the centre of the roof panel in the cab and consists of 12 buttons. 11 of the keypad buttons are active in Sweep Activated Mode. 37 Diagram Key Bal- Description...
  • Page 70 4 Operation (1) FRONT BRUSHES other debris getting sucked in and blocking the grills. • Press and hold : To stop and then reverse the direction of the fan. Release to return to normal In Sweep Activated Mode, this button operation.

  • Page 71: Work Lights

    4 Operation • Press to select 2nd gear. • Remember that the machine will automatically • Press and hold : To spray washer fluid drop to 1st gear while the machine is in reverse. onto the windscreen. The machine will then revert to the previously selected gear when the machine is placed back (11) WINDSCREEN WIPER SPEED into forward drive.

  • Page 72: Hopper Control Pendant

    4 Operation 4.2.5 Hopper control pendant To prevent unintentional movement of the hopper it is necessary to press 2 buttons at the same time to lift or lower the hopper. The control pendant has a safety button (2) which must be pressed at the same time as either the lift (1) or lower (3) button to move the hopper.

  • Page 73: Control System Display

    4 Operation 4.2.6 Control system display The control system display should be visible though the gaps in the steering wheel. WARNING : Never operate the control system display while operating the machine. 39 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Applicable Number Control system display monitor 2,3,4,6,7,8...

  • Page 74: Display Monitor : Symbols

    If it appears and stays on during operation, then engine glow plug malfunction has occurred. Contact your Multihog representative. The wipers are Water is detected turned on at in the fuel. speed. Contact your Multihog representative.
  • Page 75 Differential lock The park brake is control is active. active. Engine limits Hazard lights are exceeded. Contact turned on. your Multihog representative. Bulb failure has Engine protected. occurred. Please System fault. check all light Contact your functions.
  • Page 76 4 Operation 40 Display Monitor Symbols (continued) Battery fault. The left turn Charge or signal is turned replacement may be required. Press the assigned The right turn control system signal is turned display button to turn off engine regeneration. Press the assigned The position lights control system are turned on.
  • Page 77 4 Operation 41 Sweeper Display Monitor Symbol (continued) Brush float mode is Brush weight active. control is active. Auto Start is active. Auto Start is paused. The suction fan The suction fan (rear hydraulic boost setting is pump) is turned on. active.

  • Page 78: Display Monitor : Menu Navigation

    4 Operation 4.2.6.2 Display Monitor : Menu Navigation • The buttons along the side of the control system display monitor (1) open the different system menus and activate/deactivate different settings. • Use the menu navigator (2) to navigate the machine menu for settings and options. Press the centre button on the navigator (2) to open the menu and submenus.

  • Page 79: Display Monitor : Menu Structure Chart

    4 Operation 4.2.6.3 Display Monitor : Menu Structure Chart The display monitor shows the current machine states, parameters, and settings.

  • Page 80: Display Monitor : Menu Structure Flow

    4 Operation 4.2.6.4 Display Monitor : Menu Structure Flow Main Page 43 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Applicable Number Fuel Level Dial Engine Speed Dial (rpm) Current Time Clock Current Driving Speed (km/h or mph) Driving Speed Dial (km/h or mph) Bypass Seat Switch Button Focused View Page Button...
  • Page 81 4 Operation 43 Diagram Key (continued) Menu Navigator Button Engine Temperature Dial Clean Water Level (Option) Rear Axle Load Level (Option) Engine Voltage (V) Current Drive Mode and Transmission Setting (Forward/ Neutral/Reverse) Current Trip, Total Mileage, and Total Operational Hours Table Main Current Operating State Levels (Shown with Sweeper Attachment Activated)
  • Page 82 4 Operation Press and hold the seat bypass switch until the BSS (Bypass Seat Switch) button label turns yellow to turn on the Bypass Seat Switch. Press the button again to switch it off. Bypassing the seat switch allows the machine hydraulics to operate without someone sitting in the seat. DANGER : The seat switch is a safety feature which should only be bypassed for appropriate reasons e.g.
  • Page 83 4 Operation 7. Focused View Page Button Press the Focused View Button to open the Focused View Page which expands on the current operational machine states. 8. Menu Navigator Button Press the centre button the navigator button to open up the Menu. 9.
  • Page 84 4 Operation The operational hours for the front and rear hydraulic pumps since machine starting, will be shown. The exact current hydraulic oil temperature will be shown, once the hydraulic oil temperature goes above 60 °C . The oil temperature will just display <60C (less than 60 °C) until 60 °C has been reached. 16.
  • Page 85 4 Operation Main Page (Auto Start) The active sweeper symbols will also be shown on the main page, e.g. the suction fan symbol will be visible when the sweeper is active and the rear hydraulic pump is turned on. Refer to the Monitor Symbols for more information.
  • Page 86 4 Operation Be aware that some functions will be unavailable as a consequence to other actions e.g. putting the machine into reverse while sweeping turns off the front water pump and lifts the suction hood. These settings however, can be customised in the settings menus like shown where the automatic suction hood lift is turned off:.
  • Page 87 4 Operation Focused View Page The Focused View Page shows the machine’s current states and active functions for ease of operation. The current driving speed, time, and engine speed values, and the relevant gauges are also shown. • Auto Start Active The active sweeper function symbols are also displayed on the Focus View Page.
  • Page 88 4 Operation • Boost When the Boost button is pressed , this also shows on the focus page:...
  • Page 89 4 Operation • Auto Start Paused When the Green Button (Auto Start) is pressed to pause, the suction hood and brushes lift and the water pumps turn off. The suction fan stays on until shut down (either manually or by shutting off Auto Start).
  • Page 90 4 Operation Menu Press the centre button of the Menu Navigator Button to open the Menu. • Reset Trip The first menu option is Reset Trip. Press and hold the centre navigator button for 3 seconds, to reset the current machine trip (km or miles).
  • Page 91 4 Operation • General Settings Press the down arrow on the navigator to get to General Settings. Press the centre navigator to open the General Settings page.
  • Page 92 4 Operation 1. Operational Mode: Press the left or right navigator to change attachment type. IMPORTANT : The Operational Mode can only be changed when the engine is switched off. The ignition key should only be half turned to turn on the electronics and change the operator mode.
  • Page 93 4 Operation 9. Distance to Open Brushes (s): Press the left or right navigator to decrease/increase the number of seconds spent opening the brushes when Auto Start is activated. Recommended value of 2 seconds. 10. Distance to Close Brushes (s): Press the left or right navigator to decrease/increase the number of seconds spent lifting and closing the brushes together when Auto Start is paused.
  • Page 94 4 Operation IMPORTANT : The front attachment should be lowered to the ground when pausing operation, before turning the engine off, and when the changing drive modes. If the engine is running when trying to change general settings the following “warning check” may appear on screen: DANGER : –...
  • Page 95 4 Operation • Parameters The parameter controls allow fine tuning of the machine. This may be required when fitting an attachment for the first time. A password is required to access different parameter pages. Consult your Multihog Representative for recommended settings.
  • Page 96 4 Operation 1. Reverse Cooling Fan Time: Press the left or right navigator to reduce/increase the time spent reversing the cooler fans. 2. Reverse Cooling Fan Interval: Press the left or right navigator to reduce/increase the time in between cooling fan reverses. 3.
  • Page 97 4 Operation Sweeper a. Front Hydraulic Auto Sweeper Start Delay Press the left or right navigator to reduce/increase the time delay between Auto Start activation and when the front brushes start rotating/sweeping. A 5 second delay is recommended as the rear hydraulic pump (suction fan) takes 5 seconds to ramp up to operating (suction) speed.
  • Page 98 4 Operation higher if heavily loaded. Too high a value could cause jerky manoeuvring. Press the left or right navigator to reduce/increase the rear hydraulic start up value. The recommended value for this setting is 50%. Other Attachments a. Attachment Lift Force Calibration Page When an attachment is put on for the first time, the calibration for that attachment should be done immediately.
  • Page 99 4 Operation Press the left or right navigator to reduce/increase the percentage of the front hydraulic flow going to the first front left auxiliary. IMPORTANT : This value should be set every time the front attachment is changed. Certain attachments will require more power (hydraulic oil flow) than others. g.
  • Page 100 4 Operation Press the left or right navigator to decrease/increase the maximum load recognisable by the rear axle load sensor. 9. Boost Off Timer Press the left or right navigator to decrease/increase the duration of time for the rear hydraulic pump (suction fan) boost.
  • Page 101 4 Operation • Diagnostics The diagnostic pages are required for troubleshooting. This information may be requested if there is an issue with a machine. The instructions for accessing these pages are therefore included in this manual. Press the centre navigator button to select the diagnostic menu.
  • Page 102 4 Operation 1. Engine Diagnostics Selecting the Engine Diagnostic page displays engine speeds, loads, torques, temperatures, pressures, regeneration information (European machines), ECU information, and volt supply. 2. Drive Pump Diagnostics Selecting the Drive Pump Diagnostic page displays mechanical and electrical information.
  • Page 103 4 Operation 3. Diagnostic Inputs The Inputs page shows the controller and loom connection information. 4. Diagnostic Outputs The Output diagnostic page shows the control valve electrical information.
  • Page 104 4 Operation 5. Electric Tilt Diagnostics The electrical tilt page shows the electrical information for the electric tilt option.
  • Page 105 4 Operation Software Info The Software Info page shows the current software versions on the machine.
  • Page 106 4 Operation Contact The Contact page has Multihog’s contact details. Contact us any time if you have any issues.
  • Page 107 4 Operation Software Update The software update page contains update status information. If a software update USB is plugged into the machine, the status information will be shown on the monitor.
  • Page 108 ECU which could corrupt the machine system. The machine may need to be reset if this is done more than once. A Multihog representative/service personnel is required to carry out this service.

  • Page 109: Operating Instructions

    4 Operation 4.3 Operating Instructions This section includes information and instructions for safe and efficient machine operation. WARNING : See Section 3.2.2 for additional safety messages which are relevant to this section, including to never start the machine in an enclosed space or in an area of poor ventilation. Exhaust fumes are severely toxic.

  • Page 110: Starting, Stopping, And Shutdown Of The Machine

    • Engine speed affects the maximum speed of the machine. ACTIVATED MODE) • Setting the engine speed to 1600 rpm allows Please refer to the CV BASE MACHINE for maximum hopper suction with a OPERATOR MANUAL for Road Mode instructions maximum machine speed of 12 km/hour (7.5 or the relevant attachment operator manual if miles/hour) in 1st gear.

  • Page 111: Shutting Down The Machine

    4 Operation steep inclines or with heavy attachments. STOPPING THE MACHINE (AS A SWEEPER) Always maintain a safe driving speed. If stopping temporarily, i.e. stopping with the – While it is not recommended, it is intention of restarting after a few moments : possible to change the gear e.g.

  • Page 112: Driving The Machine

    4 Operation 4.3.3 Functions and adjustments 4.3.3.1 Operating the machine DRIVING THE MACHINE 45 Diagram Key • The machine is articulated with a hydrostatic Balloon Description Symbol(s) If steering and braking system. Number Applicable • Steer the machine by rotating the steering Steering wheel wheel with your left hand on the steering knob...
  • Page 113 4 Operation OPENING AND CLOSING THE REAR HINGING OUT THE FUEL TANK CHASSIS ACCESS PANELS Procedure : Procedure : Open the access panel in front of the fuel tank to get access to the fuel tank latch. Unfold the latch handles (1) or (2), push the access panel into the machine and rotate the Open out the tank by moving the lever forward handle towards the front of the machine to...

  • Page 114: Cold Weather Operation

    (such as kerosene) and • Make sure that the suction hopper fan is consult your Multihog representative to make sure regularly cleaned. A build up of dirt will cause that the fuel meets the required specifications.

  • Page 115: Sweeper Operation

    4 Operation 4.3.3.2 Sweeper operation HYDRAULIC HOSE COUPLINGS: QUICK IMPORTANT : RELEASE FITTINGS – Always release any pressure from the hose lines before attempting to connect an • Attachment and accessory hoses connect to attachment. the front and back of the machine via quick release couplings.
  • Page 116 4 Operation • 48 Diagram Key (continued) The machine must be off and cold when touching the brush (front attachment) arms. Brush speed return Brush case drain GENERAL SWEEPER BRUSH OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS The sweeper brushes are in their optimum position when the brush arms are vertical/straight ahead.
  • Page 117 4 Operation • The brushes can be adjusted up, down, left, and • Clean water can also be sprayed into the suction right using the joysticks on the arm rest control hose to provide additional dust suppression or module. to prevent material build up along the inside of the hose itself.
  • Page 118 4 Operation 49 Diagram Key the hopper while sitting inside the cab. The hopper will only lift when the suction fan is turned off. 1. Turn off the rear suction fan (rear hydraulic Balloon Description Symbol(s) If pump) Number Applicable 2.
  • Page 119 4 Operation HOPPER PRESSURE WASHER (OPTIONAL) Make sure that the suction fan (rear hydraulic pump) is off and that the engine speed is set OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS just above idle. Set the suction fan adjuster to the lowest setting. Activate the BSS (Bypass Seat Switch) on the control monitor.
  • Page 120 4 Operation Replace/Rewind the hose (1) and the place the Shut down the Auto Start cycle and stop the pressure washer (2) back into the hopper suction fan (rear hydraulic pump) if it is on. storage compartment. When the hopper is fully down, open the Close the hopper storage door.
  • Page 121 4 Operation 51 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Wander hose mouthpiece Suction hose seal plate Hopper storage door Wander hose Inspection door blanking plate Hopper inspection door...
  • Page 122 4 Operation REPLACING THE BRUSH HEADS With usage, the brush heads will gradually weaken and wear down and will need to be replaced. Continuing operation with damaged brush heads will result in a lower work quality and less work efficiency. PROCEDURE : Lower the front brush arms towards the ground.
  • Page 123 4 Operation Replace the port covers over the open quick releases. The brush arms can now be stored somewhere dry and safe. Keeping the brushes and brush arm hose ends attached to the brush arms will save time when reattaching the arms. DANGER : •...

  • Page 124: Removing The Hopper

    4 Operation 54 Diagram Key REMOVING THE HOPPER The hopper must be mounted or removed using the supplied hopper frame. Contact your Multihog Balloon Description Symbol(s) dealer or representative for more information. Number Applicable Front brush arm fixtures 4.3.4 Clearing blockages and cleaning...
  • Page 125 4 Operation CLEANING AND UNBLOCKING THE 56 Diagram Key HOPPER (RECIRCULATION TANK) AND SUCTION HOSE Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable To clean the recirculation tank, the hopper does not need to be raised. Recirculation 1. On the front side of the suction hopper, tank flushing connect flushing hoses to the 2 lower brass port...
  • Page 126 4 Operation 57 Diagram Key • Do not wet any bearings or electrical components of the machine. If any bearings get wet, re-grease them immediately. If any Balloon Description Symbol(s) If electrical components get wet, let them dry Number Applicable completely before attempting to start the machine.

  • Page 127: Cleaning The Machine

    4 Operation CLEANING THE SUCTION FAN CLEANING THE MACHINE • • The suction fan should be cleaned weekly at If washing the machine with a pressure washer, least. the spray nozzle must be kept at least 2 metres away from the machine to avoid any damage. •...

  • Page 128: Brush Nozzles

    Open the right side access panel (1). engine until it has cooled unless there is a severe leak of coolant. immediately contact your Multihog Push in the engage lever fully to disengage the representatives. Check that the engine air intake park brake (2).
  • Page 129 4 Operation radiator grills are clear/unblocked. Check the level care while opening the coolant filler cap. Turning of the coolant system. Allow the engine to cool off the engine while the engine temperature is too before topping up the coolant level. Take extreme high can cause serious damage to the engine.

  • Page 130: Routine Maintenance And Adjustments

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 5.1 Maintenance Schedules ................. . . 130 5.2 Fluid Quantities .
  • Page 131 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 61 Checks and Procedures After First 10 Hours Category Description General The top pivot pin must be torqued to 150 Nm after 10 hours of operation. 62 Checks and Procedures After First 100 Hours (100 Hours Kit: 697–1235) Category Description Fluid...
  • Page 132 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 63 Checks and Procedures Every 500 Hours (Or Every 2 Years If This Comes First) (500 Hours Kit: 697–1242) (continued) Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary. Visually check the fuel lines and fuel tank for leaks or damage. Check the fuel (diesel) level and top up as necessary.

  • Page 133: Additional Procedures

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 64 Additional Procedures Period Description Yearly Spray vehicle with anti-corrosion wax before winter operation or conditions where the machine is subjected to corrosive elements e.g. sea water. Every 1000 Hours Drain and refill the hydraulic oil tank, and replace all hydraulic filters and (or every 4 years if strainers.

  • Page 134: Fluid Quantities

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 5.2 Fluid Quantities The instructions for filling, draining, and checking the levels for all fluids must be followed. If a tank is overfilled (such as the engine oil), it must be drained. Refer to the fluid maintenance instructions for more information.

  • Page 135: Maintenance Procedures

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 5.3 Maintenance Procedures 5.3.1 Filters CLEARING/CHANGING THE ENGINE AIR 66 Diagram Key INTAKE FILTERS Balloon Description Symbol(s) If IMPORTANT : Never cover the air intake filter Number Applicable grill. A blocked intake filter can cause the engine to operate at minimum speed (“limp home”...
  • Page 136 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments CHANGING THE CAB AIR FILTRATION CHANGING THE FUEL PREFILTER, FUEL SYSTEM (POLLEN FILTER) FILTER, AND THE ENGINE OIL FILTER PROCEDURE : IMPORTANT : The safety information for the maintenance materials fuel and engine oil, must be The machine must be off and cold before followed.
  • Page 137 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 68 Diagram Key (continued) Fuel tank Splash guard Fuel prefilter Fuel filter Engine oil filter New Stage V Fuel Pre Filter 68 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Access panel...
  • Page 138 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments CHANGING THE EXHAUST GAS 69 Diagram Key RECIRCULATION (EGR) FILTER (VALVE) (STAGE 5 ENGINES ONLY) Balloon Description Symbol(s) Number PROCEDURE : Applicable The machine must be off and cold before continuing. Hopper removed Remove any mounted rear attachments (1). Rear bonnet Remove the rear bonnet (2) by loosening the fastener bolts with a spanner.
  • Page 139 In this situation, the engine must be – The engine is operating at moderate/high immediately serviced by a trained power. Multihog/HATZ representative. – There is no pause/block on regeneration. Symbol (3) will be displayed on the control • Preventing the engine from regenerating system display if regeneration has been could cause severe damage to the DPF.
  • Page 140 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments NOTE : Regeneration may stop if the regeneration is paused/blocked, symbol (3) will conditions for regeneration are not fulfilled e.g. be displayed on the control system display. machine operation has paused. Regeneration IMPORTANT : Regeneration should only be will start again, when the conditions are blocked if necessary and can only be blocked for a fulfilled.
  • Page 141 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments CHANGING THE HYDRAULIC OIL TANK 72 Diagram Key FILTERS Balloon Description Symbol(s) PROCEDURE : Number The machine must be off and cold before Applica- continuing. Drain the hydraulic oil tank. Rear grill Remove the rear grill (1) from the back of the machine, or if easier, remove the bottom belly plate from the bottom of the machine.

  • Page 142: Battery Replacement

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 73 Diagram Key Balloon Description Symbol(s) Number Applicable Clean water filter 5.3.2 Electrical Maintenance damaged battery is leaking acid, wear protective BATTERY REPLACEMENT glasses and clothing. Do not allow the acid to come into contact with clothes, skin, or eyes and do not inhale any battery fumes or ingest any battery fluid.
  • Page 143 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments • Keep the battery away from hot surfaces or Reattach the battery cables to the positive and gases. In the case of a battery acid related fire, the negative terminals of the battery exactly as extinguish with dry chemicals, carbon dioxide, they were connected on the old battery (red : or foam.

  • Page 144: Component Maintenance

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 5.3.3 Component Maintenance WHEELS AND TYRE PRESSURE CLEARING THE COOLER RADIATOR GRILLS • Check that all wheel nuts are in place and PROCEDURE : secured. If loose torque the wheel nuts to 200 Nm, do not over tighten. The machine must be off and cold before continuing.

  • Page 145: Replacing The Headlight Bulbs

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 75 Diagram Key If replacing the low and high beam bulb (2), align the flat sides of the bulb that they are parallel with the grooves on the reflective backing. Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Reattach the front casing with the original fastener bolts.
  • Page 146 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 76 Diagram Key (continued) 76 Diagram Key (continued) Low and high 3,4,5,6 Fixture bolts beam bulb...

  • Page 147: Maintenance Materials And Procedures

    Do not than regular fuel station diesel, you must induce vomiting. contact your Multihog representative to check • Wear protective gloves and glasses while using. that the fuel is compliant with the engine. Using If skin gets in direct contact with the fuel,...

  • Page 148: Hydraulic Oil

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 77 Diagram Key • Only use in a well ventilated area. If inhaled, proceed to breathe fresh air and get medical help if feeling unwell. Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable • Hydraulic oil can be irritating to the skin. Wear protective gloves and glasses during use.
  • Page 149 Symbol(s) If conditions. If you wish to use a different hydraulic Number Applicable oil to HLP 46, you must contact your Multihog representative to make sure that the oil is Hydraulic tank compliant with the machine. Using a noncompliant filler oil (especially bio-oil) could cause severe damage to the machine.
  • Page 150 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments DRAINING THE FUEL AND HYDRAULIC 79 Diagram Key TANKS Balloon Description Symbol(s) If PROCEDURE : Number Applicable IMPORTANT : All safety messages regarding fuel (diesel) and hydraulic oil must be followed. Fuel tank The machine must be off and cold before bung continuing.
  • Page 151 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments ENGINE OIL : LEVEL CHECK, FILL AND inhaled, proceed to breathe fresh air and get medical help if feeling unwell. If swallowed, EMPTY/DRAIN rinse mouth and get medical help if feeling The engine oil must meet the specification ACEA unwell.
  • Page 152 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments LEVEL CHECK AND FILLING PROCEDURE : Reinsert the dipstick if not already done so and IMPORTANT : close over the fuel tank and access panel if Do not overfill. Over filling finished. causes severe damage to the engine. Check oil levels when the machine is off, the engine is cold, and the machine is on level ground.
  • Page 153 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 80 Diagram Key (continued) 80 Diagram Key (continued) Splash guard Engine oil filler...
  • Page 154 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments RECTIFY OVER-FILLING/ENGINE OIL Open the bung and drain the engine oil as DRAINAGE PROCEDURE: necessary. If draining excess oil make sure to drain the oil gradually, constantly checking the If the engine oil level reads above maximum dipstick level.

  • Page 155: Checking And Filling Coolant

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 81 Diagram Key CHECKING AND FILLING COOLANT Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Access plate removed WARNING : • The coolant is flammable. Keep the liquid away Engine oil from heat or hot surfaces and keep away from bung naked flames or ignitable materials/objects.
  • Page 156 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 82 Diagram Key Using a flexible funnel or a long spouted container, fill the coolant tank to the maximum level line with Fricofin LL 60:40 coolant. Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Re-screw the coolant tank lid closed and store any left over coolant in a dry place indoors away from children following local storage Coolant header...
  • Page 157 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments FILLING THE CLEAN WATER TANK OF 83 Diagram Key THE SWEEPER Balloon Description Symbol(s) If Number Applicable Clean water tank filler caps CAUTION : Wet surfaces can be slippy. Wipe away any spills on the machine and mop up any spills on flooring immediately.
  • Page 158 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments DRAINING THE CLEAN WATER TANK FILLING THE HOPPER/RECIRCULATION WATER TANK OF THE SWEEPER PROCEDURE : Park the machine over a drain. Turn the machine off. Open both bungs (using a spanner) at the base of the clean water tank to drain the tank. WARNING : When finished draining, refit the bungs and tighten with a torque spanner.
  • Page 159 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments FILLING THE WINDSCREEN WASH BOTTLE PROCEDURE : If fitted, remove the cover plate from the front of the rear chassis by loosening the fastener bolts with a spanner. Unscrew the windscreen wash bottle cap. Fill the bottle as required with water and with the preferred wash or winter concentrate if necessary.
  • Page 160 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments FILLING THE BRAKE FLUID BOTTLE be reattached after the brake fluid bottle is refilled. Check the brake fluid level in the bottle. If refilling/topping up, unscrew the cap from the brake fluid bottle. Using a flexible funnel or a long spouted WARNING : container, fill the brake fluid bottle with DOT 4 brake fluid.

  • Page 161: Lubricants

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 5.4.2 Lubricants 5.4.2.1 Pivot grease points The pivot points of the machine must be greased daily and after every wash. There is a grease nipple on both points. 88 Diagram Key Diagram Item Description Symbol(s) If Applicable Pivot grease points...

  • Page 162: Grease Points

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 5.4.2.2 Grease points All of the hydraulic cylinders and the brush arms need to be greased every 10 hours and after washing the machine, especially after using a pressure washer. The locations of these grease nipples are highlighted : 89 Diagram Key Diagram Item Description...

  • Page 163: Headlight Alignment

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 5.5 Adjustments 5.5.1 Machine adjustments HEADLIGHT ALIGNMENT When registering the machine for road use, the headlights must be aligned. If a headlight is replaced or knocked out of position, the headlight will also need to be realigned. Check that the procedure below complies with your local laws and guidelines before attempting to align the headlights : PROCEDURE : Measure the height of the headlight (low and high beam) bulb.
  • Page 164 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments Left Hand Drive: 90 Diagram Key Balloon Number/Letter Description Headlight position fixtures. Wall or tall vertical face. Shape of the strongest illumination of the headlight. Height of the headlight bulb.
  • Page 165 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 90 Diagram Key (continued) H divided by 2= D. Horizontal line at the height of value D. The point where the top horizontal section meets the top asymmetrical section of (3). Width between the headlights. Vertical line marking the position of the left headlight.
  • Page 166 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments Right Hand Drive: 91 Diagram Key Balloon Number/Letter Description Headlight position fixtures. Wall or tall vertical face.
  • Page 167 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 91 Diagram Key (continued) Shape of the strongest illumination of the headlight. Height of the headlight bulb. H divided by 2= D. Horizontal line at the height of value D. The point where the top horizontal section meets the top asymmetrical section of (3).

  • Page 168: Sweeper Adjustments

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments 5.5.2 Sweeper adjustments ADJUSTING THE NOZZLE WATER FLOW 92 Diagram Key • Rotate the water pump regulating levers (1)(2) Balloon Description Symbol(s) If to adjust the nozzle water flow. Number Applicable • Rotating the right lever (1) clockwise turns on Suction hose the water for the suction hose nozzles which nozzles’...
  • Page 169 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments ADJUSTING THE BRUSH TILT ANGLE • The brush bristles are strong and sharp enough to cut flesh and bone. Never approach the • Remove the desired alignment locking bolts. brush heads while the machine is operating and maintain a safe distance from the brush heads •...
  • Page 170 5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments BRUSH WEIGHT/GROUND PRESSURE OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS (OPTION) NOTE : weight transfer is an optional extra When the brushes are sweeping the ground, force is applied downwards. weight transfer counteracts the downwards force which also prolongs the life of the brush bristles.

  • Page 171: Storage

    5.6.1 General storage • • The machine should only be parked on level Consult your Multihog representative before ground, however if parking on a slope : adding any fuel stabilisers. – Make sure that the park brake is activated. •...

  • Page 172: Taking The Machine Out Of Storage

    5 Routine Maintenance And Adjustments – Both the clean and dirty (recirculation) • Lift the windscreen wipers to prevent the water pumps must be emptied of water. wipers from sticking to the windscreen in the event of freezing. Turning on the windscreen –...

  • Page 173: Dimensions And Weights

    6 Specifications 6 Specifications 6.1 Technical Data....................173 6.2 Torque Data .
  • Page 174 6 Specifications 97 Dimensions and Weights (continued) Suction hood ground clearance 8 mm (0.3 inches) Suction hood flap ground 0 mm clearance 98 Tyre Technical Data Tyre Load Capacity Maximum Maximum Maximum Maximum Tyre (at 40 km/h) Front Axle Rear Axle Load On The Pressure Mass...

  • Page 175: Torque Data

    6 Specifications 6.2 Torque Data 6.2.1 Clean Water Tank Torques...
  • Page 176 6 Specifications...

  • Page 177: Hydraulic Oil Tank Torques

    6 Specifications 6.2.2 Hydraulic Oil Tank Torques...
  • Page 178 6 Specifications...
  • Page 179 6 Specifications Hand tighten the shown 3 lower fittings, do not use excessive force or leverage to tighten the fittings.
  • Page 180 6 Specifications...
  • Page 181 6 Specifications...
  • Page 182 6 Specifications...

  • Page 183: Fuel Tank Torques

    6 Specifications 6.2.3 Fuel Tank Torques All bolts on the fuel tank are torqued to 5Nm.
  • Page 184 6 Specifications...

  • Page 185: Cooler Panel Torques

    6 Specifications 6.2.4 Cooler Panel Torques All bolts on the cooler panels are torqued to 6Nm. 6.2.5 Top Pivot Pin Torque...

  • Page 186: General

    • Buttons : PRE-DELIVERY INSPECTION – All fitted lights are operational and the Contact your Multihog representative if any of headlights are aligned. these checks are not as specified : – Windscreen wipers are operational.

  • Page 187: Upon Delivery

    Multihog representative for assistance. We will try to solve any issues as soon as RECEPTION possible. • Please do not hesitate to contact your Multihog • Inspect any additional accessories or representative or Multihog Headquarters if you components for signs of damage and...

  • Page 188: Tie Down Points

    7 General 7.2 Transportation The machine must always be transported on a flat bed trailer, in an enclosed trailer, or on/in a trailer truck. All tie-downs should be as tight as possible when transporting whether by chains, straps, rope, or some other tie down equipment.
  • Page 189 • Leave the engine running. The towing vehicle must have sufficient traction • Steer and brake the machine behind the and braking force for the towed Multihog towing vehicle. without brakes. If the machine is incapable of braking and/or the The towed load must not exceed the allowed machine is off.

  • Page 190: Jacking Points

    7 General 7.3 Jacking Points A jack can be inserted beneath the machine between the wheels at the positions shown : 101 Diagram Key Balloon Number Description Symbol(s) If Applicable Jacking point...
  • Page 191 7 General Sweep Activated Mode Work Lights Sweep Activated Mode Arm Rest Decal Plate Attachments Devices Battery 143, 171 Cold Weather Operation Battery Isolator Switch 111, 143 Controls Brake Release Valve Arm Rest Control Module Location Most Recent Machines 55, 57 Battery Isolator Switch Previous Machines 49, 52...
  • Page 192 7 General Coolant Hopper 17, 19 Cooler Radiator Grills Hopper Tipping Controller Diesel Particulate Filter Left Hopper Inspection Door Engine Oil Rear Hopper Access Door Engine Oil Draining Right Hopper Inspection Door Engine Regeneration Suction Hood Exhaust Gas Recirculation Suction Hood Flap Fuel Suction Hood Window Fuel And Engine Oil Filters...

  • Page 193: Service Forms

    8 Service Forms 8 Service Forms 8.1 Service Details Service Date Hours on the Machine Service Carried Out By (Dealer/ Distributor/Multihog Representative) Notes Signature 8.2 Service Details Service Date Hours on the Machine Service Carried Out By (Dealer/ Distributor/Multihog Representative)

  • Page 194: Service Details

    8 Service Forms 8.3 Service Details Service Date Hours on the Machine Service Carried Out By (Dealer/ Distributor/Multihog Representative) Notes Signature 8.4 Service Details Service Date Hours on the Machine Service Carried Out By (Dealer/ Distributor/Multihog Representative) Notes Signature...

  • Page 195: Service Details

    8 Service Forms 8.5 Service Details Service Date Hours on the Machine Service Carried Out By (Dealer/ Distributor/Multihog Representative) Notes Signature 8.6 Service Details Service Date Hours on the Machine Service Carried Out By (Dealer/ Distributor/Multihog Representative) Notes Signature...

  • Page 196: Service Details

    8 Service Forms 8.7 Service Details Service Date Hours on the Machine Service Carried Out By (Dealer/ Distributor/Multihog Representative) Notes Signature 8.8 Service Details Service Date Hours on the Machine Service Carried Out By (Dealer/ Distributor/Multihog Representative) Notes Signature...

  • Page 197: Service Details

    8 Service Forms 8.9 Service Details Service Date Hours on the Machine Service Carried Out By (Dealer/ Distributor/Multihog Representative) Notes Signature 8.10 Service Details Service Date Hours on the Machine Service Carried Out By (Dealer/ Distributor/Multihog Representative) Notes Signature...
  • Page 198 8 Service Forms...

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