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- Page 1 EZEE-ON MODEL 2090s-2090 2095s-2095 FRONT-END LOADER OWNERS' MANUAL and PARTS LIST Manufactured Vegreville, Alberta Ezee-On Mfg. Ltd. Canada Printed in Canada...
- Page 2 EZEE-ON WARRANTY FOR PRODUCTS EZEE-ON warrants each item of new EZEE-ON equipment sold by it to be free from defects in material and workmanship under recommended agricultural use. This warranty is void if equipment is used for other agricultural purposes.
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Page 3: Operation
INTRODUCTION Thank-you for deciding to purchase an Loader. addition to Ezee-On and durable Loader, new loader incorporates a number of operational and safety features. We urge you to familiarize yourself with the operation and maintenance of your Loader by reading this manual carefully. -
Page 4: General Safety
LOADER SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS Watch for this symbol important safety messages When you see this symbol, read the safety message GENERAL SAFETY 1. Never allow anyone to ride on any portion of the loader or tractor. The person may fall and be seriously or fatally injured. 2. -
Page 5: Maintenance Safety
MAINTENANCE SAFETY 1. Do not disassemble or loosen hydraulic there is pressure within those Parts and fluid could fly out at a high velocity, resulting in serious injury. Always relieve the pressure in the hydraulic system. 2. Always use wood or cardboard as a backstop, and wear gloves and eye protection when searching the hydraulic system for leaks. Hydraulic escaping under pressure can cause personal injury by penetrating the skin. -
Page 6: Operation Safety
TRANSPORT SAFETY CONTINUED: 3. Never transport the loader with the bucket (or any other attachment) in the "DUMP" position. If the hydraulic system failed, or if the hydraulic lever was accidentally operated, the loader will drop, causing the bucket (or attachment) to dig into the ground. This may result in serious injury or death to the operator and serious damage to the tractor loader, especially if the tractor is moving at a high rate of speed. -
Page 7: Avoid Accidents
OPERATION SAFETY 8. When raising a load, level attachment at higher lifting ranges to prevent material falling on to tractor operator. Falling material may cause serious injury or death to operator and serious damage to tractor and loader. Add necessary wheel ballast or rear weights to increase tractor stability. 10. - Page 8 ILL. 1 Model 2095-2095s indicates location of grease fitting. ILL. 2 Model Arrow indicates location Page...
- Page 9 ASSEMBLY 1. Attach mount brackets to tractor. See instructions in mount bolt package. 2. IMPORTANT: See ILL. 1. 2095 only. Break shipping bands and remove wooden blocks used to secure bucket cylinder and linkage for shipping. position one pivot arm, arrow 13, over inside and outside of each front H- 1"...
- Page 10 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIOIVS See ILL. 1. Model 2095-2095s Attach tube end of push arm assembly, arrow 5, to top pin on each side of bucket, arrow 4. Secure each pin with one 114" x cotter pin. See ILL. 2. Model -Attach two (2) bucket cylinders, arrow 5, with the tube end attached to the cylinder lugs, arrow 13, on each side of main frame.
- Page 11 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ILL. 5 (MODEL 10. CONNECTIIVG SYSTEM MODEL 2095-2095s - See ILL. 5 IMPORTANT: CLEANLIIVESS IS ABSOLU' T ELY NECESSARY TO WHEN HOOKING COMPONENTS. HANDLE THE FITTINGS CAREFULLY. DO NOT REMOVE THE CAPS FROM THE AND HOSE ENDS ARE IIVSTALLED.
- Page 12 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED: Model 2095 See ILL 5. Connect one (1) 60" hydraulic hose, arrow 5, to the tee, arrow 6, on the oil line at the centre of the main frame. ' T hen fasten the opposite end to the x 90 degree swivel street elbow, arrow 1, on the lift cylinders.
- Page 13 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS CONTINLIED: ILL. 6 (MODEL 11. CONNECTING SYSTEM MODEL See ILL. 6 IMPORTANT: CLEANLINESS IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION WHEN HOOKING UP HYDRAULIC ' T HE FITTINGS CAREFLILLY. DO REMOVE THE CAPS FROM THE HOSE ENDS UNTIL ALL FITTINGS ARE INSTALLED. NOTE: Use good sealant on fittings and hoses to prevent leaks.
- Page 14 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED: x 60" hydraulic hose, arrow 5, to each side of Model 2090 See ILL 6. Connect one tee, arrow 6, on the oil line. Then fasten the opposite end of each to the x 90 degree swivel street elbow, arrow 1, on each lift cylinder. 'Thread hose as shown.
- Page 15 ASSEMBLY CAUTION: BE SURE ALL CYLINDERS ARE COMPLETELY FILLED WITH HYDRAULIC FLUID TO AVOID LOADER FREE-FALL OR SUDDEN MOVEMENT. IF THE CYLINDERS ARE NOT COMPLETELY FILLED, THE LOADER DROP. 12) Extend the lift cylinders. This will raise the loader into the mounting position, as shown in ILL.
- Page 16 14. See ILL. 1 and 2 (Optional). Bolt bucket teeth, arrow 16, to top of bucket blade with two 7/16" x carriage head bolts complete with nuts and lockwashers. Bolts are installed from bottom of bucket. Teeth should be installed with front point facing down. There are seven teeth required for 60"...
- Page 17 1. LOADER MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS: THE LOADER IN THE POSITION ABOVE ILL. 9 If the loader is sitting flat on ground, as shown in ILL. 1 and 2, it can be raised into the position shown in ILL. 9, by attaching the hydraulic hoses to the tractor hydraulic system and extending the lift cylinders.
- Page 18 OPERATION CONTIIVUED: Position Position EZEE-A-TACH SYSTEM (OPTIONAL) The EZEE-A-TACH system allows the operator to install (or remove) attachment onto (or from) loader. To install attachment proceed as follows: STEP 1: See ILL. 12. With spring-loaded locking pins in the "UP" position and carrier tipped forward, drive the carrier between the brackets of the attachment.
- Page 19 OPERATION CONTINUED: CAUTION: MOVE AND TURN THE TRACTOR AT LOW SPEEDS. OPERATING THE TRACTOR AT HIGH SPEEDS REDUCES TRACTOR STABILITY, CAUSING POSSIBLE TRACTOR WHICH COLILD IN SERIOUS OR DEATH TO THE OPERATOR AND SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE LOADER AND TRACTOR. CAUTION: NEVER STAND ANY PART OF THE LOADER OR ATTACHMENT WHEN THE LOADER ARMS ARE IN A RAISED I F ANY COMPONENT OF...
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Page 20: Bucket Level Indicator
OPERATION CAUTION: USE A GRAPPLE FORK ONLY WHEN CARRYING ROUND BALES BUCKET, USE AN APPROVED BALE CARRYING FORK. USE OF UNAPPROVED FORKS ATTACHED TO ' T HE BUCKET, OR ANY OTHER UNAPPROVED ATTACHMENTS TO CARRY ROUND BALES IN INJURY OR DEATH TO OPERATOR OR NEARBY AND SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE LOADER DUE... -
Page 21: Maintenance And Storage
MAINTENANCE and STORAGE 1. Check the hoses and oil lines periodically for signs of ruptures and leaks. CAUTION: ALWAYS USE A PIECE OF WOOD OR CARDBOARD AS A BACKSTOP AGAINST SPURTING FLUID. ALWAYS WEAR GLOVES AND EYE PROTECTION WHEN SEARCHING HYDRAULIC SYSTEM FOR LEAKS.
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