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TOMBERLIN® CONSUMER DISCLAIMER
Tomberlin® reserves the right to change the suggestions gained in this consumer support site. It is
intended primarily for educational purposes only. Some experienced consumers prefer to do the
maintenance and service themselves, for the "Do It Yourself" owners, Tomberlin strongly encourages
interaction with your local dealer first and to never attempt a procedure you are unfamiliar with safely
performing. An electric vehicle has a significant voltage that can result in shock, fire and injury if not
performed by a professional. Damage to the vehicle can also occur. Some procedures require specific
torque settings that when not followed can result in dangerous, possibly life threatening situations.
Many errors will not surface immediately. The information herein has generally proven to enhance the
life cycle, safety and overall ownership experience when properly followed. Tomberlin assumes no
liability for the content provided in this consumer educational section and it is possible that an error
with regard to spelling, grammar, nomenclature, and translation is present. Note that the information
provided should be treated as live documents meaning they are always in a state of refinement,
correction and improvement. Check back often and if printed, check back prior to reliance to assure they
remain current. Never attempt to manipulate the vehicle to exceed the speed as required by
regulations. The highest speed range for Tomberlin® E‐Merge™ PTV's and LSV's are factory set at 15‐19
mph as a PTV or 22‐25 mph as an LSV. Consumers should always exercise prudent common sense
measures, use proper safety gear with tools designed specifically for the task. Always utilize insulated
tools around electrical connections. Never exceed your comfort level and when in doubt, stop and call
your local dealer. Tomberlin Authorized Dealers are always your best resource. If you notice an error or
have an idea that will improve our efforts here, please email your idea to info@tomberlin.net.
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- Page 1 TOMBERLIN® CONSUMER DISCLAIMER Tomberlin® reserves the right to change the suggestions gained in this consumer support site. It is intended primarily for educational purposes only. Some experienced consumers prefer to do the maintenance and service themselves, for the "Do It Yourself" owners, Tomberlin strongly encourages interaction with your local dealer first and to never attempt a procedure you are unfamiliar with safely performing. An electric vehicle has a significant voltage that can result in shock, fire and injury if not performed by a professional. Damage to the vehicle can also occur. Some procedures require specific torque settings that when not followed can result in dangerous, possibly life threatening situations. Many errors will not surface immediately. The information herein has generally proven to enhance the life cycle, safety and overall ownership experience when properly followed. Tomberlin assumes no liability for the content provided in this consumer educational section and it is possible that an error with regard to spelling, grammar, nomenclature, and translation is present. Note that the information provided should be treated as live documents meaning they are always in a state of refinement, correction and improvement. Check back often and if printed, check back prior to reliance to assure they remain current. Never attempt to manipulate the vehicle to exceed the speed as required by regulations. The highest speed range for Tomberlin® E‐Merge™ PTV's and LSV's are factory set at 15‐19 mph as a PTV or 22‐25 mph as an LSV. Consumers should always exercise prudent common sense measures, use proper safety gear with tools designed specifically for the task. Always utilize insulated tools around electrical connections. Never exceed your comfort level and when in doubt, stop and call your local dealer. Tomberlin Authorized Dealers are always your best resource. If you notice an error or have an idea that will improve our efforts here, please email your idea to info@tomberlin.net. ...
- Page 2 A N V I L OPERATOR’S MANUAL Electric Low-speed Vehicle (LSV) Anvil Operator’s Manual Page 1...
- Page 3 WARNING THE TOMBERLIN ANVIL IS EQUIPPED TO OPERATE AT A TOP SPEED OF 25MPH (40 KPH) AND IS INTENDED FOR USE AS A LOW-SPEED-VEHICLE. WARNING WHEN OPERATING VEHICLE ON PUBLIC ROADS THIS VEHICLE OFFERS MUCH LESS CRASH PROTECTION THAN A NORMAL PASSENGER CAR, VAN, OR TRUCK.
- Page 4 Always obey and follow laws and regulations regarding the transportation of children • Children that require the use of a child safety seat in a regular type automobile should not be transported in this vehicle Anvil Operator’s Manual Page 3...
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Page 5: Important Operating Notes
Foreword Thank you for the purchase of your Tomberlin Anvil. Your satisfaction with your new vehicle is important to all of us at Tomberlin. Please take the time to review this Operator’s manual and abide by all safety and operation warnings before allowing anyone to operate your new Anvil. Familiarizing yourself with the Operator’s Manual and warnings will help avoid possible personal... -
Page 6: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Precautions ------------------------------------------------------------------6 Safety Regulations---------------------------------------------------------6 General Warnings-----------------------------------------------------------6 Appearance of Control-----------------------------------------------------8 Controls And Operation---------------------------------------------------9 Pre-operation Inspection-------------------------------------------------14 Driving Instructions--------------------------------------------------------15 Towing--------------------------------------------------------------------------16 Storage-------------------------------------------------------------------------16 Maintenance------------------------------------------------------------------17 - Scheduled Maintenance----------------------------------------------18 - Battery Pack--------------------------------------------------------------21 Charger-------------------------------------------------------------------------23 Cleaning -----------------------------------------------------------------------26 Vehicle Specifications-----------------------------------------------------27 Warranty------------------------------------------------------------------------28 Anvil Operator’s Manual Page 5... -
Page 7: Precautions
PRECAUTION The Anvil is designed and manufactured as a Low-Speed-Vehicle (LSV). It is important that every Operator become familiar with safe operation of the vehicle as described in this Operating Manual and also with all applicable State, Local, and Community regulations governing the use of an LSV. - Page 8 The Anvil contains batteries which can emit quantities of explosive gases. Keep the vehicle in a well ventilated area and away from sparks and open flames. Ventilate when charging or operating the vehicle in enclosed areas. Do not perform service or maintenance on batteries while vehicle is charging.
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Page 9: Appearance Of Control
Do not attempt to alter the vehicle in any manner which would affect stability, control, or top speed. Such alterations may lead it serious injury or death, violate state and local laws, and will void the manufacturer’s warranty. APPEARANCE OF THE ANVIL CONTROLS 1. Headlight & turn signal stalk 15. Cup holder 2. -
Page 10: Controls And Operation
11. High beam indicator 4. Speed display 12. Low beam indicator 5. Odometer display 13. Motor over temperature indicator 6. Right turn signal indicator 7. Battery Power gauge 8. Voltage display CONTROLS AND OPERATION WARNING Anvil Operator’s Manual Page 9... - Page 11 It is imperative that all operators of the Anvil be familiar with the controls prior to operation. To avoid unintentional acceleration and vehicle damage, do not turn the direction selector switch (forward/reverse) until the vehicle has come to a complete stop.
- Page 12 To activate High Performance mode, stop the vehicle place it in neutral and depress the HP switch. The light on the switch will illuminate and also the HP symbol will illuminate on the display Heated Seat Switch Anvil Operator’s Manual Page 11...
- Page 13 The brake pedal is the larger foot pedal to the left of the accelerator pedal. The brake pedal engages all four of the Anvil brakes for shorter stopping distances. To slow the vehicle down, the operator should depress the brake pedal.
- Page 14 Maximum Amp draw of 5A. Safety Belts The Anvil has two front seats and one rear bench seat and is equipped with four safety belts, one for the driver and the others for the passengers. The safety belts should be used at all times while operating the vehicle.
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Page 15: Pre-Operation Inspection
Parking Brake– make sure the hand operated parking brake is functioning properly. The parking brake should engage the rear tires when in the up position and allow the Anvil Operator’s Manual Page 14... -
Page 16: Driving Instructions
General Operation Motor Braking the top speed of the Anvil is limited to 25 mph. The motor will engage to limit the top speed of the vehicle. The motor acts as a generator, transferring some of the excess energy into a charging for the batteries. -
Page 17: Towing
Holding the accelerator pedal will reduce the life of the batteries and motor. Parking the Anvil After stopping the Anvil, engage the parking brake by pulling up on the hand lever. Turn the key switch off, remove the key, and place the FWD/REV switch in the Neutral position. -
Page 18: Storage
4. Perform Pre-operation inspection. MAINTENANCE WARNING Only a certified Tomberlin Automotive Group technician should repair the vehicle. It is important to abide by all procedures described in this manual and all safety signs such as “Danger”, “Warning”, or “Caution”. If a problem is found during routine maintenance or inspection, do not operate the vehicle until the problem has been repaired. -
Page 19: Scheduled Maintenance
Front wheel alignment Check and adjust if needed Entire car lubricate entire vehicle as per diagram Check all of the above routine / weekly/ monthly/ quarterly inspection items Annual inspection Battery pack Carry out discharge test Anvil Operator’s Manual Page 18... - Page 20 You should also periodically check the fluid manually by removing the cap and visually inspecting as per the next section on how to add brake fluid. Anvil Operator’s Manual Page 19...
- Page 21 Immediately stop operation if your vehicle pulls severely to one side while braking. Do not continue operation. Your Anvil is equipped with 4 + wheel Brakes, there are actually three systems designed to limit your speed. The main pedal braking is done on all four wheels with a hydraulic brake system which includes front wheel disc brakes and rear wheel drum brakes.
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Page 22: Battery Pack
The third braking system utilizes the Anvil’s electric motor. It will transfer some of the excess energy back into the batteries when the brakes are applied. It will also engage to slow the vehicle if it starts to roll-away once stopped. - Page 23 The Anvil is equipped with a battery watering system to make maintenance of the battery electrolyte level easy. The system has two watering points. One is located in the battery compartment beneath the passenger seat, the other is located under the drivers’ seat.
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Page 24: Charger
Torque battery hold down straps to 40 in-lbs to insure the batteries are held in place securely. After each use, the Anvil should be placed on charge. The batteries should never be left discharged longer than absolutely necessary. Battery Charging WARNING Batteries emit hydrogen which is an explosive gas. - Page 25 This vehicle is equipped with solar panels, full and direct sunlight will provide the best charging benefit. When charging the red indicator light of the solar charger will be illuminated; when there is insufficient sunlight, the red indicator light of solar charger will Anvil Operator’s Manual Page 24...
- Page 26 WARNING Do not attempt to service the charger. If the charger requires service, take it to an authorized Tomberlin Automotive Group dealer or approved technician. Do not overload the AC circuit. The input voltage of the charger should be between 100-240 volt and supply a current at least 12 Amps.
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Page 27: Cleaning
The charger indicative light will display one by one and then returns to charging state. The charger will automatically apply sufficient power to bring the Anvil’s batteries to full charge. It will also automatically shut itself off when they are full charge. If left connected, the charger will occasionally check the batteries’... -
Page 28: Vehicle Specifications
Tomberlin Automotive Group, Inc. hereby warrants to the original purchaser of a new model Anvil shall be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for the periods stated below, subject to the provisions, limitations, and exclusions contained Anvil Operator’s Manual... - Page 29 Lack of proper maintenance as described in the vehicle’s Operator’s Manual; c. Damages caused by improper installation of a component; d. Vehicles charged by systems other than the Tomberlin charger provided with the Anvil e. Neglect, breakage, freezing, fire, explosion, wreckage, flooding, the addition of any...
- Page 30 4. SOLE REMEDY: Tomberlin Automotive Group’s liability under this limited warranty, or in any action whether based upon warranty, contract, negligence, strict product liability, or otherwise, shall be the repair or replacement, at Tomberlin Automotive Group’s option, of the vehicle or component thereof that is deemed to be defective.
- Page 31 AGREEMENT, WHICH IN ANY WAY VARIES THE TERMS OF THIS WARRANTY. 7. NO CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES: IN NO EVENT SHALL THE TOMBERLIN AUTOMOTIVE GROUP BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS RELATING TO PROPERTY OTHER THAN THE VEHICLE, LOSS OF USE, LOSS OF TIME, INCONVENIENCE, OR ANY OTHER ECONOMIC LOSS.
- Page 32 TOMBERLIN AUTOMOTIVE GROUP, INC. 3123 WASHINGTON ROAD AUGUSTA, GA30907 WWW.TOMBERLIN.NET (706)860-8880 Anvil Operator’s Manual Page 31...