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  • Page 1 Pitbull Compact Loaders Operator’s manual...
  • Page 3 © Copyright 2019 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, by photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Peeters Landbouwmachines B.V.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1. Introduction ............................6 1.1 Preface ............................6 1.2 Warranty and liability ........................7 1.3 EC declaration of conformity ......................8 1.4 Safety instructions ......................... 9 1.5 Type designation ........................... 9 2. Applications of the machine ......................10 3. Safety instructions ..........................12 4.
  • Page 5 8.18 Battery ............................42 8.19 Article numbers ......................... 42 9. Damage and malfunctions ......................... 43 9.1 Damage repair ..........................43 9.2 Towing ............................43 9.3 Hoisting ............................43 9.4 Troubleshooting list ........................45 10. Servicing ............................48 11. Fluids Specification Sheets ......................52 Index ..............................

  • Page 6: Introduction

    This contributes to better control and maintenance for an optimal machine service life. Ensure that the user manual is always present with the Pitbull; this document is an integral part of the machine and must always be present with the machine to provide the correct information about the machine.

  • Page 7: Warranty And Liability

    These maintenance services must be documented in chapter 10. Servicing.  Non-original parts are used for maintenance and repairs. The original parts that must be used are included in the parts list. The parts book can be downloaded via www.pitbull- loader.com under 'Support'. ...

  • Page 8: Ec Declaration Of Conformity

    Technical documentation available at the abovementioned manufacturer's site. EC declaration of conformity The undersigned hereby declares that the machine: Brand: Pitbull Models: X24-36, X24-45, X27-36, X27-45 Category: Compact wheel loader / articulated loader / shovel / earth-moving machine Complies with the following guidelines:  2006/42/EC (Machinery Directive) ...

  • Page 9: Safety Instructions

    Incorrect or careless operation of the compact wheel loader can cause an accident. To ensure safe operation and maintenance of the Pitbull, it is important that all instructions contained in this user manual are followed. All persons who use the machine must familiarise themselves with the instructions.

  • Page 10: Applications Of The Machine

    Operations that are not permitted by law. Attachments The Pitbull is suitable for performing various tasks thanks to the wide variety of attachments that can be used. An implement is supplied as standard. Use only undamaged and CE-approved attachments. Your Pitbull may have the option for a different insertion than the standard insertion, so use only attachments that are suitable for your chosen insertion.
  • Page 11 This, therefore, applies to the Pitbull both with and without the option package for road admission. According to the Working Conditions Act, the machine is considered lifting and hoisting equipment, which means that it may only be operated by persons who have specific expertise for this purpose.

  • Page 12: Safety Instructions

    3. Safety instructions To contribute to safety, a number of stickers have been placed on the Pitbull with safety and warning signs. They draw your attention to the risks that are present in and around the machine. Check that all warning indicators are present. If this is not the case, contact the dealer and ensure that the warning signs are renewed where necessary.
  • Page 13 Ensure that no loads are stacked on top of each Wear hearing protection. The maximum sound other that may shift when the boom is moved. power level that the machine can produce (LwA) is 109 dB, the sound pressure level measured at the operating position (LpA) is 88 dB.
  • Page 14 Lubrication point. Follow the instructions in the Forbidden to come under the load. user manual. 13.1 13.2 13.3 Remove the key from the Danger of hand injury. Avoid Explosion and shock hazard. ignition before servicing. contact with leaking fluids Ensure adequate ventilation under pressure.
  • Page 16 Green indicates that the position of the sticker is not visible on the image, but is between the boom. Inner sides of bonnets...

  • Page 17: Function Of The Machine

    4. Function of the machine In order to work safely with the machine, it is important to be properly informed about the Pitbull's operation and the machine's specifications. The main elements of the machine are mentioned first. These terms are used more often in the manual. Due to the different options with which the Pitbull can be equipped, the images used may differ slightly.

  • Page 18: Technical Specifications

    4.2 Technical specifications The values in the table below are default data, based on the options your Pitbull is equipped with, this may vary. X24-36 X24-45 X27-36 X27-45 1624 1624 1624 1624 Wheelbase (A) 3100 3100 3150 3150 Length without implement (B)

  • Page 19: Loading Diagrams

    The loading diagrams below have been calculated with the Pitbull positioned straight ahead. The pallet fork is used, which can be ordered optionally with the Pitbull. The spoons of this pallet fork have a length of 1000 mm. The indicated tipping load and recommended operating capacity are indicated for objects where the centre of gravity rests exactly on the centre of the spoons of the pallet fork.

  • Page 20: Operation Of The Machine

    In order to work safely and efficiently with the machine, it is important that all users are familiar with the operation of the machine. Due to the different options with which the Pitbull can be equipped, the images used may differ slightly.
  • Page 21 Coolant temperature gauge, runs from cold coolant (left) to overheated coolant (right). 80 degrees Celsius is the optimal temperature. Allow the engine to warm up when the temperature is indicated in the light blue area on the left. Allow the engine to cool when the temperature is indicated in the red area on the right.
  • Page 22 Direction indicator with multiple functions. Move away from the driver for right turn signal. Move towards the driver for left turn signal. The button on the end can be pressed to use the horn. By rotating the casing, you can choose between lights off, sidelight and high beam. Button to switch hazard lights on/off when pressed.
  • Page 23 When you want to drive again, the button on top of the lever must be pressed and the lever pushed down. If your Pitbull has the option to lock the front axle 100%, there is no lever on the machine.
  • Page 24 Pushing the lever to the left will engage the locking pin to unlock the attachment. Your Pitbull may have options for a third and fourth front hydraulic function to power an attachment hydraulically. Coupling of the hydraulic system can be done via standard 3/8 BSP quick couplings with a ball valve.
  • Page 25 350 kg for the tow bar (ball and pin) combination option. The maximum trailer weight that can be towed with the tow bar option (bulb) is 2940 kg for the Pitbull X24 and 2830 kg for the Pitbull X27. The maximum trailer weight that can be towed with the optional combination tow bar (ball and pin) is 3840 kg on the Pitbull X24 and 3660 kg on the Pitbull X27.

  • Page 26: Making The Machine Ready For Use

    Remove the fuel cap before refilling, and then close the fuel cap properly. If your Pitbull has the option to lock the fuel cap, do not forget to lock the fuel cap.
  • Page 27 Fuse holder The fuse holder is positioned on the left-hand side of the wheelhouse. The fuses are protected against moisture and dust by a transparent protective cover. When checking or replacing a fuse, this protective cover must be removed. After checking or replacing, the protective cover must be reattached.
  • Page 28 Chapter 8.10 Engine oil. Brake fluid If your Pitbull has the option to lock the front axle 100%, you must not use brake fluid. In this case, the machine's oil multi-disc brake works with ordinary hydraulic oil. The brake fluid used with the standard machine is DOT4 brake fluid.

  • Page 29: Commissioning Of The Machine

    7. Commissioning of the machine When the machine is ready for use and the operator is familiar with the controls of the machine, the manual and safety rules, the machine can be used. In this chapter the operation is arranged in order, to facilitate working with the machine.
  • Page 30 DANGER! To prevent hearing damage, the operator of the machine and bystanders who are exposed to the machine noise for long periods must wear hearing protection. The machine is steered with a hydraulically powered steering wheel. There is a steering wheel button on the steering wheel, making it easier to operate the machine with one hand so that other functions can be operated with the other hand.
  • Page 31 If your machine has a third hydraulic function, switch it to the middle position.  If your Pitbull has a 45 hp engine, it is equipped with a turbo. Before switching off the engine, allow it to run at idle speed for one minute after intensive use. This allows the turbo to slow down while still being lubricated, and the lubricating oil to remain cooled.

  • Page 32: Maintenance

    When replacing parts, use original parts as listed in the parts book. The parts book can be downloaded via www.pitbull-loader.com under 'Support'.  Make sure the Pitbull is level and stable during maintenance.  Check that the engine is off and the parking brake is engaged.
  • Page 33 Machine hours Driveline Check tyre pressure and tyre wear ○ ○ ○ Check tightening torque of wheel nuts ○ ○ ○ Check level and quality of brake fluid ○ ○ Replace brake fluid ● Check handbrake adjustment ○ ○ Check brake disc ○...

  • Page 34: Service Areas

    (1). This is accessible via both the right and left-hand sides of the machine. These can be opened by turning the lock. Your Pitbull may be equipped with the option for locks on hoods. Please note that this service area near the engine compartment may be locked.

  • Page 35: Tyres

    8.5 Tyres Check tyre pressure every week. The table in chapter 6. Making the machine ready for use shows how high the tyre pressure should be. In addition to tyre pressure, check tyre wear. There must not be any cracks in the tyre, and the ridges must be high enough for the terrain in which they are used. Replace only with tyres that fit the rim, or replace the rims with them.

  • Page 36: Front Axle Oil

    8.8 Front axle oil Changing the oil on the front axle is the same for both the 45% and 100% locking function of the front axle. To change the LS 85W-90 lubricant on the front axle, unscrew the drain plug. Collect the old oil. Then unscrew the level and top-up plug and flush the front axle briefly to evacuate the old oil.

  • Page 37: Motor Oil

    8.10 Motor oil The engine oil that is suitable for the Pitbull is 15W40 engine oil. The oil level can be checked with the dipstick (1). Check the oil level according to the maintenance schedule. The dipstick uses dashes to show the minimum and maximum levels for the engine oil level. The engine oil can be topped up by unscrewing the filler cap (2).

  • Page 38: Cyclone Filter

    8.12 Cyclone filter The cyclone filter is easy to check. It is advised to do this once a week. It is positioned on top of the rear of the machine. Because it is transparent, it can be checked without the need to unscrew anything.

  • Page 39: Air Filter

    8.14 Air filter The air filter is suspended from the top of the engine compartment, on the left-hand side in a plastic holder. The lid can be removed from the holder by releasing two metal locks. The filter can be loosened by gently twisting the filter.

  • Page 40: Hydraulic Oil

    8.16 Hydraulic oil CAREFUL! Never top up the oil in the oil tank if not all the cylinders have been retracted. Changes in its level might otherwise cause the tank to flow over! The type of hydraulic oil used is HDZ hydraulic oil. It is important that there is always sufficient hydraulic oil in the tank.

  • Page 41: Hydraulic Oil Filters

    8.17 Hydraulic oil filters Change the hydraulic oil filters according to the maintenance schedule. The return filter is easily accessible via the left-hand side of the engine compartment. Unscrew the plastic cover and the filter can be lifted out. Insert a new filter and tighten the lid firmly by hand. The return filter can be changed without the need to change or drain the hydraulic oil.

  • Page 42: Battery

    8.18 Battery WARNING! Turn off the battery isolator before opening the battery service compartment. Protect the battery terminals with protective covers. To reach the battery, there is a service space on the side between the cabin and the engine compartment. The battery used is a 12-Volt lead-acid battery with a capacity of 60Ah. Only replace it with an equivalent battery.

  • Page 43: Damage And Malfunctions

    NOTE! After a (near) accident involving the Pitbull, insurers and government bodies may start an investigation. Do not move the Pitbull or repair any damage until the Pitbull has been released, unless this is necessary to secure the safety of people or animals.
  • Page 44 Limit the distance to be covered as much as possible, and keep the height as close as possible to the ground. Check the regulations of the crane for the wind speeds up to which hoisting is allowed. In addition, nothing must lie loose on the machine, and it must be hoisted horizontally. CAREFUL! Ensure the correct lengths of the hoisting cables or round sling so that they do not touch the roof.

  • Page 45: Troubleshooting List

    9.4 Troubleshooting list This troubleshooting list recommends actions to be carried out by the user to remedy a malfunction. Contact your dealer if the malfunction cannot be remedied with the recommended actions. Engine malfunctions Fault Possible cause Possible solution Starter motor is not Battery isolator is off Turn the battery isolator counter- running...
  • Page 46 * The plugs on the underside of the drive motor can be reached via the underside of the Pitbull. They are located above the rear axle and the connection is between the rear axle and the gearbox. Make sure the Pitbull is completely locked and cannot be started.
  • Page 47 Malfunctions in other hydraulic functions Fault Possible cause Possible solution Hydraulic systems Not enough hydraulic oil Top up the hydraulic oil. are not working Hydraulic oil too hot Allow the machine to cool at idle speed properly and without load, and ensure that the combination cooler is free of dirt or cover.

  • Page 48: Servicing

    10. Servicing...

  • Page 52: Fluids Specification Sheets

    11. Fluids Specification Sheets Brake fluid...
  • Page 54 Lubricating oil...
  • Page 57 Motor oil...
  • Page 60 Coolant...
  • Page 63 Hydraulic oil...
  • Page 65 Lubricating grease...

  • Page 67: Index

    Index Air filter 39 Lubrication 28 Ambient temperature 11 Lubrication points 34 Applications of the machine 10 Main elements 17 Article numbers 42 Maintenance 32 Attachments 10, 24 Motor oil 37, 58 Battery 42 Motor oil filter 38 Battery isolator 22 Oil front axle 36 Boom operation 30 Oil gearbox 35...

  • Page 68: Notes

    Notes...
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