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Model SPD-6

Midland Machinery Co., Inc.101 Cranbrook Ext.

Tonawanda, NY 14150Phone: 716-692-1200

Fax: 716-692-1206www.midlandmachinery.com

SPD-6 Operation, Parts & Service Manual

Machine Serial Number_____________________________ Revision May 2017

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Model SPD-6

Applicable to S/N 2030^.


Model SPD-6Contents

1. IntroduCtIon And WArrAnty ...................................................................... 61.1 Introduction ....................................................................................................... 61.2 Serial Number ................................................................................................... 61.3 Warranty ............................................................................................................ 71.4 Engine Warranty ............................................................................................... 7

2. Component IdentIfICAtIon ........................................................................... 82.1 Overall Machine ................................................................................................ 82.2 Operators Console ........................................................................................... 9

3. speCIfICAtIons .......................................................................................... 10

4. sAfety ..................................................................................................... 114.1 Safety Alert Symbol And Signal Words .........................................................114.2 Hazards .............................................................................................................11

4.2.1 mAIntenAnCe .................................................................................................................... 114.2.2 Burn preventIon .............................................................................................................. 114.2.3 pressurIzed HydrAulIC fluId And GreAse ........................................................................ 124.2.4 HAzArdous CHemICAls ...................................................................................................... 124.2.5 fIre or explosIon preventIon .................................................................................................12

4.3 Operation And Maintenance .......................................................................... 124.3.1 CAlIfornIA proposItIon 65 WArnInG ................................................................................. 144.3.2 prepAre for emerGenCIes ................................................................................................ 154.3.3 do not AlloW rIders ...................................................................................................... 154.3.4 AvoId poWer lInes .......................................................................................................... 15

4.4 Hazards From Modifying Equipment ............................................................ 154.5 Safety Warning Labels ................................................................................... 16

5. operAtIon ................................................................................................ 245.1 Operational Safety .......................................................................................... 245.2 Startup Procedure .......................................................................................... 245.3 Strike-Off Blade Setup .................................................................................... 265.4 Change Blade Length .................................................................................... 275.5 Push Roller Setup ........................................................................................... 29

5.5.1 mAnuAl pusH rollers ..................................................................................................... 295.5.2 HydrAulIC pusH roller (optIonAl) .................................................................................. 29

5.6 Operation ......................................................................................................... 305.6.1 stArt operAtIon .............................................................................................................. 305.6.2 stop operAtIon ................................................................................................................ 31

5.7 Loading For Transport.................................................................................... 32


Model SPD-66. servICe And mAIntenAnCe ....................................................................... 34

6.1 Service Intervals ............................................................................................. 346.2 Axles And Gearbox ........................................................................................ 366.3 Conveyor Belt ................................................................................................. 37

6.3.1 Adjust Conveyor Belt tensIon ........................................................................................ 376.4 Conveyor Belt Maintenance ........................................................................... 38

6.4.1 Belt tensIon .................................................................................................................... 386.4.2 Adjust sCrAper ............................................................................................................... 386.4.3 Adjust end GAtes ............................................................................................................ 386.4.4 end of dAy CleAn out .................................................................................................... 39

7. pArts ...................................................................................................... 407.1 SPD-6 Final Assembly .................................................................................... 407.2 Front Axle Assembly, SP-684 Rev-A ............................................................ 427.3 Conveyor And Hopper Assembly, SP-1911 ................................................. 44

7.3.1 CHAIn Cover AssemBly, sp-1380 .................................................................................... 507.3.2 defleCtor AssemBly, sp-1094 rev-B ............................................................................ 517.3.3 defleCtor AssemBly, left sIde, sp-1978 ....................................................................... 527.3.4 pusH roller AssemBly, sp-689 rev-A ........................................................................... 53

7.4 Blade And Column Assembly, Right Side, SP-1909 ................................... 547.4.1 HydrAulIC vArIABle strIke off BlAde AssemBly, sp-2030 rev-A ................................. 58

7.5 Operators Console, SP-2982 ........................................................................ 607.6 Engine Installation, SP-2981 ........................................................................ 647.7 Electrical Installation, SP-2980 ..................................................................... 66

7.7.1 junCtIon Box AssemBly sp-2169 .................................................................................... 727.7.2 AutoGrAde And Autoslope sCHemAtIC ............................................................................. 74

7.8 Hydraulic System Installation, SP-2983 Rev-A ........................................... 767.9 Pneumatic Installation, SP-645 Rev-A ........................................................ 817.10 Machine Label & Decal Locations, SP-1979 Rev-A ................................... 82

7.10.1 front lABels ................................................................................................................ 827.10.2 reAr lABels ................................................................................................................. 847.10.3 sIde lABels .................................................................................................................. 867.10.4 top lABels ................................................................................................................... 887.10.5 top vIeW - InsIde pump ACCess HAtCH ........................................................................... 907.10.6 Control Console lABels.............................................................................................. 92

7.11 Diesel Washdown System Installation, SP-1330 Rev-A ............................ 94

8. oem Component pArts And servICe InformAtIon .................................... 99


Model SPD-6

spd-6 operAtIon, pArts & servICe mAnuAl


Model SPD-61. IntroduCtIon And WArrAnty

1.1 IntroduCtIonCongratulations on your purchase of the Midland Machinery SPD-6. The SPD-6 has been designed and manufactured to the strictest specifications. It is our utmost desire that you achieve success and are rewarded years of service from your equipment purchase.

Carefully examine your machine upon receipt. Report any damage immediately to the freight carrier and register any claim. Should any material or manufacturing defects be discovered, report your findings to our service department along with the model, serial number and date of purchase. We want to know that you are satisfied with the machine. As always, we welcome input on how our products can be improved to serve you better.

Read and understand this manual before using your machine and follow all of the safety instructions. Keep this manual with your machine at all times.

Some components may have separate operation and maintenance manuals. Where this manual indicates that you should read another manual, and you do not have that manual, contact Midland Machinery for assistance.

This manual explains the operation and routine maintenance of the SPD-6. It does not instruct you how to transport, travel and/or operate on specific roadways or terrain.

Information furnished in this manual does not include all of the details of design, production, or variations of the equipment. It does not cover all the possible contingencies, which may arise during operation, setup, or maintenance. Should special problems arise, or further information be desired, please contact Midland Machinery. This manual is provided to the SPD-6 owner to assist in the safe operation and maintenance of the equipment.

The text contained in this manual is for current production models. Some instructions and maintenance procedures may not apply to your specific unit.

Equipment modifications from original design and specifications are strictly prohibited. Modifications may compromise safe operation of the machine, subjecting users to serious injury or death and may void any remaining warranty.

Midland Machinery reserves the right to change, improve, modify or expand features of this equipment at any time. Specifications, models, or equipment are subject to change without notice, and without incurring any obligations to change, improve or expand features of previously delivered equipment. Because of variations in optional equipment and continued design improvement, certain information contained within this manual may not apply.

This Operator’s Manual does not replace, nor does its use release the operator from observing all safety or operating limitations as well as any applicable federal, state, provincial or local regulations.

1.2 serIAl numBer

The serial number plate (A) is located on left rear corner of the machine.


Model SPD-61.3 WArrAnty

Midland warrants to the original purchaser only, that each part of the Road Building Machine, or components, or the other manufactured items, sold herein, under normal use and service, shall be free from defects in workmanship and material for 180 days or 500 working hours, from initial start-up, whichever occurs first, except that this warranty shall not apply to tires, engines, batteries, manufactured hydraulic components, which items shall be subject only to the original manufacturer’s warranty. No adjustment shall be made for defective items unless notice is given in writing within ten days after the defect is noted and the equipment is immediately taken out of service. Use of equipment thereafter shall constitute acceptance and waiver of the alleged defects.

This warranty shall be fulfilled by Midland repairing or replacing at its factory, products or parts that have been returned to it with transportation charges prepaid and that appear to its satisfaction to have been defective in workmanship or material.

THE FOREGOING SPECIFIC WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR USE, AND ANY OTHER OBLIGATION ON PART OF MIDLAND. MIDLAND SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE UNDER THIS WARRANTY FOR ANY LOSS OF USE OF THE VEHICLE, LOSS OF TIME, INCONVENIENCE, COMMERCIAL LOSS OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE.

NO AGENT, EMPLOYEE OR REPRESENTATIVE OF MIDLAND HAS ANY AUTHORITY TO BIND MIDLAND TO ANY AFFIRMATION, REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY CONCERNING THE MACHINE SOLD UNDER THIS CONTRACT NOT STATED WITHIN, AND UNLESS AN AFFIRMATION, REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY MADE BY AN AGENT, EMPLOYEE OR REPRESENTATIVE IS SPECIFICALLY INCLUDED WITHIN THIS WRITTEN AGREEMENT, IT SHALL NOT BE ENFORCEABLE AGAINST MIDLAND.

1.4 enGIne WArrAnty

To receive full warranty protection, All cummins diesel engines must be registered with Cummins Inc. To register your engine with Cummins Inc., please visit the website: https://prodreg.cummins.com/prodreg/productRegistration.doWarranty Period is normally 2000 engine hours or 2

years from the date of purchase which ever occurs first.ALL WARRANTY REPAIR REQUESTS MUST BE RECEIVED THROUGH AND PROCESSED BY CUMMINS INC. TO AUTHORIZE LOCAL CUMMINS DEALER REPAIRS. CONTACT CUMMINS INC. AT PHONE NUMBER 1-800-DIESELS (1-800-343-7357) TO RESPOND TO YOUR WARRANTY REPAIR REQUEST. UNAUTHORIZED REPAIR MAY VOID ANY ENGINE WARRANTY.”

ENGINE WARRANTY In order to receive full CUMMINS DIESEL WARRANTY PROTECTION, all CUMMINS Diesel Engines must be

registered with Cummins, Inc. To register new engine, go to:

https://prodreg.cummins.com/prodreg/productRegistration.do

WARRANTY REPAIRS: (WITHIN WARRANTY PERIOD – NORMALLY 2000 HRS/2

YRS. WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST) Call 1-800-DIESELS (1-800-343-7357) for Cummins, Inc. to assign a fully Authorize Local Service Dealer to respond to

your Warranty Repair Request. Unauthorized repairs may void any Warranty repairs.


Model SPD-62. Component IdentIfICAtIon

2.1 overAll mACHIne

A - Engine B - Hydraulic Pumps C - Manual PackD - Conveyor And Hopper AssemblyE - Conveyor Motors F - Deflector G - Hydraulic Pushroller Assembly

H - Blade And Column AssemblyI - Outer Edger Assembly J - Outer Edger Brace (One Per Machine) K - Slope Tubes L - Operators ConsoleM - Fuel Tank

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A - Murphy Display B - Ignition C - Parking Brake On Indicator D - Emergency/Park Brake (E-Stop) E - Travel Speed Controller - Conveyor SpeedF - Brake PedalG - Conveyor On/OffH - Engine Throttle I - Conveyor Discharge Direction J - Steering Wheel K - Murphy Audible AlarmL - Hydraulic Extension

M - Slope ControlN - Grade ControlO - Drive Speed RangeP - HornQ - Lights (Optional)R - Hazard Lights (Optional)S - Turn Signals (Optional)T - Hydraulic Push Roller (Optional)U - Tool Cylinder (Optional)V - P.T.O. Speed (Optional)W - P.T.O. Power (Optional)

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Model SPD-63. speCIfICAtIons Dimensions- Length: 15 ft. 8 in. (4.8 m) Width: Travel - 9 ft. 10 in. (2.6 m) Track - 5 ft. (1.52 m) / 17 ft. (2.44 m) Turn Radius Height: 8 ft. (2.44 m) Approximate Weight: 12,320 lbs. (5558 kg) Wheelbase: 8 ft. (2.44 m). Tires: 4 - 455/70R 22.5 Pneumatic Engine/Drive - 65 HP (48.5 kw) Model QSF2.8 Full Tier IV Final Turbocharged Cummins Diesel Engine Powerview Digital Type Display Mounted With Key Switch Start And Stop Hydraulic Drives Front Steering /Drive Axle Two Speed Hydrostatic Transmission Hydraulic/Air Brakes, Spring Actuated Emergency/Parking Brake Travel Speed: 0 – 8 mph (18 km/hr.) Working Speed: 0 – 150 ft/min.(46 m/min.)

Strike-Off Blade - 1 To 6 Ft. (1.82 m) Spread Width, 18 in. (0.46 m) High 1 Ft. (30 cm) & 2 ft. (60 cm) Modular Blade Sections Optional Hydraulic Section 2 - 3 Ft. (60 - 91 cm) Hydraulic Grade Control – 12 in. (30.5 cm) Above And Below Grade Hydraulic Slope Control +/-16 %

Receiving Hopper - 2.75 cubic yards (2.1 cu. m) 9 ft. 5 in. (2.89 m) Inside Width Material Bib - ¾'' Thick (1.905 cm) Full Width Reinforced Rubber

Conveyor - Two Variable Drive - High Torque Hydraulic Motors Mounted On Both RH And LH Conveyor Drive Roller With Sprockets 18 in. (46 cm) Wide, Heat And Oil Resistant Conveyor Belt Bolted To Drive Chains Variable Speed Hydraulic Drive To 300 tph

Push Rollers - Extendable, Oscillating, Self Cleaning Hydraulically Adjustable To 14 in. (35 cm)

Specifications subject to change without notice.


Model SPD-64. sAfety

4.1 sAfety Alert symBol And sIGnAl WordsThis manual covers the SPD-6 produced by Midland Machinery. Before setting up, operating or servicing the SPD-6, you must read, understand and follow the instructions and safety warnings in this manual. Your machine may not be equipped with some of the optional equipment shown in the illustrations in this manual.

All personnel that will be operating, maintaining and working around this machine must read and understand these documents before interacting with the SPD-6.

NEVER ALLOW ANYONE TO OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT WITHOUT PROPER TRAINING!

If you have any safety concerns or questions that are not covered by this manual, please contact Midland Machinery at 1-716-692-1200.

^This symbol means ATTENTION! BECOME ALERT! YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED!

The level of risk is indicated by the following signal words:

^ DANGERDANGER - Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, WILL result in death or serious injury.

^ WARNINGWARNING - Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

^ CAUTIONCAUTION - Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.

NOTICENOTICE - Indicates a situation that could result in damage to the equipment or other property.

4.2 HAzArdsSPD-6 is a complex machine and its operation requires a high level of machine knowledge and skill. Safe use is dependant on correct operation and proper maintenance.

4.2.1 mAIntenAnCeBefore servicing machine:1. Park on a firm level surface.2. Apply parking brakes.3. Turn engine off, close and lock control panel cover.4. Chock tires. 5. Place a “Do Not Operate” tag on operators console.

Read and understand this manual. If you do not understand any part of this manual, contact your dealer.

Always wear face or eye protection, safety shoes, and other protective items as required.

Do not make unauthorized modifications to machine. Contact your dealer before you weld, cut/drill holes, or make any other modifications to your machine. Always use Midland Machinery replacement parts.

If you must service machine with engine running, have someone in constant visual contact who can shut off engine if necessary.

If you must service machine with an attachment raised, block attachment up to prevent attachment falling in case of pressure or power loss.

4.2.2 Burn preventIonBattery acid causes severe burns. Batteries contain sulfuric acid. Avoid contact with skin, eyes or clothing.

• If acid contacts skin: Flush with water. Apply baking soda or lime to neutralize acid and get immediate medical attention.

• If acid contacts eyes: Flush with water for 15 minutes and get immediate medical attention.

• If acid is swallowed: Drink large quantities of water or milk, then drink milk of magnesia, beaten eggs, or vegetable oil and get immediate medical attention.


Model SPD-6Keep battery fully charged to avoid battery freezing. If battery electrolyte freezes, battery can explode if you try to charge or jump start the battery.

Explosive release of coolant can cause serious burns. Turn off engine and let engine cool before removing coolant cap. Loosen cap to first stop to relieve pressure before removing cap completely.

4.2.3 pressurIzed HydrAulIC fluId And GreAseHydraulic fluid and grease injected into your skin may cause serious injury or death. Keep your hands and body away from any pressurized leak. Tighten connections before applying pressure. Never use your hand to check for leaks; use a piece of cardboard or paper. If fluid is injected into the skin, it must be surgically removed within a few hours or gangrene may result. Get immediate medical attention.

4.2.4 HAzArdous CHemICAlsFluids, lubricants, coolants, can be hazardous. Before servicing machine, check Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for each fluid or lubricant to understand the product, safe handling procedures, and first aid measures relating to the product. Follow this information when servicing machine.

Do not drain or pour any fluids or lubricants on ground. Check with local environmental agencies, recycling centers, or your dealer for correct disposal information.

4.2.5 fIre or explosIon preventIon Engine fuel can cause an explosion or fire. Do not service or refuel with engine running or near open flame. Do not weld or smoke near fuel. Never allow fuel to spill on hot machine components.

Keep sparks and flames away from batteries to prevent explosion of hydrogen gas in and near a battery. Other precautions include:

• When disconnecting battery cables, disconnect negative (-) cable first.

• When connecting battery cables, connect negative (-) cable last.

• Do not short circuit battery posts with metal items.

Remove all trash and debris from engine. Do not store oily rags or flammable materials on or near engine.Always have a fire extinguisher available on machine. Keep the extinguisher serviced according to manufacturer’s instructions.

Check for fuel, oil and hydraulic fluid leaks. Replace worn or damaged hoses or lines. Clean up spilled fluids.4.3 operAtIon And mAIntenAnCe

^ WARNINGPrevent serious injury or death.

Read and understand this manual before operating machine.

Always stop engine and remove key before leaving operators console.

Never allow anyone near machine during operation.

Travel at a safe speed.

^ WARNINGPrevent serious injury or death from moving parts.

Moving parts can crush and dismember.

Do not operate without guards and shields in place.

Disconnect and lockout power source before adjusting or servicing.

^ WARNINGCrush hazard.

Chock wheels before mechanically releasing brakes.

Do not operate machine with brakes mechanically released.

^ WARNING


Model SPD-6Carbon monoxide hazard.

Do not operate engine with machine in an enclosed building or confined area.

Avoid actions or areas that expose you and others to carbon monoxide.

^ DANGERSulfuric acid can cause blindness or severe burns. When servicing battery:• Wear appropriate protective equipment.• No smoking, sparks or flames near

battery.

If sulfuric acid gets on your skin or in your eyes:• Immediately flush the affected area with

clean water for 15 minutes.• Seek immediate medical attention.


Before performing inspections, service or maintenance:• Park machine on firm, level surface and

engage parking brake.• Switch engine off.• Chock tires.• Close and lock control panel cover.• Place “Do Not Operate” tag on

operators console.

^ WARNINGCorrosive chemicals may be present.

Exposure may result in serious injury.

Wear appropriate protective equipment.

Read and follow handling instructions and MSDS for the chemical.

^ WARNING

Prevent serious injury or death.

Do not operate, work on or around machine while under the influence of alcohol, drugs or if feeling ill.

^ WARNINGFlammable material. Diesel fuel.

No open flames and no smoking while fueling.

^ WARNINGEntanglement hazard.

Loose fitting clothing and long hair can become entangled in moving or rotating parts.

Do not wear loose fitting clothing.

Long hair must be tied back or netted.

Keep clear of moving components.

Never operate machine with open or removed guards or shields.

Observe federal, state/provincial and local safety codes and regulations that apply to the job site.


Walk platforms and covers may be slippery. Keep steps, handrails, and platform clean.

Use handrails and face machine when climbing up or down steps. Use three points of support when climbing up or down steps.

Use caution while walking on machine to avoid falling. Do not jump off machine.


Model SPD-6

^ WARNINGNoise hazard.

Prolonged exposure to loud noise can cause impairment or loss of hearing

Operator, workers and bystanders must use ear protection while machine is in operation.


Do not operate with covers, guards or doors open or removed.

Keep clear of moving components.

Follow lockout procedure before servicing.


Do not mount or dismount moving equipment.

Do not enter hopper while machine is running.


Hot and high pressure hydraulic oil.

Allow to cool before servicing.

^ WARNINGPinch point.

Push rollers may move suddenly.

Keep clear during operation.

^ WARNINGPressurized fluids can penetrate the skin.

Hydraulic hoses can fail from age, damage and exposure.

Do not search for hydraulic leaks without body and face protection. A tiny, almost invisible leak can penetrate the skin, thereby requiring immediate medical attention.

Use wood or cardboard to detect hydraulic leaks, never use your hands.


Operator must wear seat belt while operating machine.

NOTICEDispose of waste properly.

Improper disposal of waste can harm the environment.

Use leak proof container when draining fluids. Do not use food or beverage containers.

Contact local environmental or recycling center for proper way to recycle or dispose of waste.

4.3.1 CAlIfornIA proposItIon 65 WArnInGDiesel engine exhaust and some of its constituents are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm.

Battery posts, terminals and related accessories contain lead and leads compounds, chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.


Model SPD-64.3.2 prepAre for emerGenCIesBe prepared in case of emergencies.

Keep a fire extinguisher and first aid kit close to machine.

Keep emergency phone numbers in a easy to access location.

Know your location so emergency services can locate you if an emergency arises.

4.3.3 do not AlloW rIdersNever allow riders on machine. Machine is equipped to carry the operator only.

4.3.4 AvoId poWer lInes

^ WARNINGPrevent electrocution.

Death or serious injury can result if equipment comes near or contacts power lines.

Electrocution can occur without direct contact.

DO NOT leave operator’s seat if any part of equipment contacts electric lines or cables.

4.4 HAzArds from modIfyInG equIpmentDo not modify or alter machine. Modifying or altering may cause machine to be unsafe and will void the manufacturers’ warranty.


Model SPD-64.5 sAfety WArnInG lABels

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Model SPD-6Decal A - WC-0052A

NOISE HAZARD!

Ear protectionmust be wornwhen operatingmachine.

WC-0052A

CAUTION

Decal B - WC-0004A

WC-0004A

CRUSH HAZARD!

Do not stand in frontof machine whenengine is running.

Failure to comply willresult in death orserious injury.

Decal C - WC-0137A

NOTICERead owner's manual before operating or servicing machine.

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Before assembling,operating, cleaning,lubricating or adjustingmachinery, operatorshould read and followmanufacturer sinstructions.

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CAUTION

Decal E - WC-0003A

WARNINGFALL HAZARD!Do not stand inhopper when engineis running.Failure to complycould result in deathor serious injury.

WC-0003A

Decal F - WC-0020A

WARNINGENTANGLEMENTHAZARD!

Stay clear while conveyoris in operation.

Failure to comply couldresult in death or seriousinjury.

WC-0020A


Model SPD-6Decal G - WC-0006A

SEVER HAZARD!Moving parts can sever.Do not performmaintenance on conveyorwith engine running.Failure to comply couldresult in death or seriousinjury.

WC-0006A

Decal H - WC-0057

E X P L O S I O N H A Z A R D !Do not disassemble spring brake chamber.A qualified service technician should be used for repairs.Use caging bolt to manually release brakes.Failure to comply could result in death or serious injury.

WARNING

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WARNINGCRUSH HAZARD!

Keep hands clear.

Failure to complycould result in deathor serious injury.

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Decal J - WC-0047A

WARNINGCRUSH HAZARD!STAND CLEAR!Hydraulic cylinder isoperated by remotecontrol.Failure to comply couldresult in death or seriousinjury.

WC-0047A

Decal K - LAB-200

Decal L - SS-0031


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Decal M - WC-0053

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FALL HAZARD!NO RIDERS!Machine is to beoperated by oneperson only.Failure to complycould result in deathor serious injury.

WARNING

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CAUTIONEQUIPMENT DAMAGE!Do not allow truck bodiesor tailgate to contactconveyor belt.Failure to comply mayresult in equipmentdamage.

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CAUTIONSTAND CLEAR!

Material dischargehopper is operated byremote control.

Failure to comply mayresult in minor ormoderate injury.

WC-0022A

Decal P - WC-0014B

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EXPLOSION HAZARD!No smoking or openflame within 50 feetduring fueling orwashdown.Failure to comply couldresult in death or seriousinjury.

WARNING


Model SPD-6Decal Q - WC-0012A

WARNINGC R U S H H A Z A R D !

Stand clear.Material discharge area and strike off blade operated by remote control.Failure to comply could result in death or serious injury.

WC-0012A

Decal R - WC-0056

CAUTIONCooling Conditioner MUST be added to Antifreeze. Warranty for liner corrosion due to improper cooling system maintenance may be denied.Test cooling system with TY16175 Coolant Test Kit.

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Model SPD-65. operAtIon

5.1 operAtIonAl sAfetyAll personnel involved in the operation or maintenance of the machine must read these precautions and understand all warning labels.

^ Keep bystanders away from equipment while in use. No riders are allow on machine.

^ Always wear face or eye protection, ear protection, safety shoes, and other protective equipment appropriate for the job.

^ Do not operate, work on or around this machine while under the influence of alcohol, drugs or if feeling ill.

^ Keep clear of moving machinery at all times.

^ Switch engine off and set parking brake before exiting operator station.

^ Return travel speed controller to neutral and use foot brake for normal stopping. Applying emergency brake will lock up the wheels and machine will come to an abrupt stop.

^ You must inspect, maintain and service equipment regularly for safe and reliable operation.

^ Operate equipment safely. Read and understand this manual before operating machine.

^ It is your responsibility to operate this machine safely. You must be familiar with machine and all safety practices before use.

^ Do not allow untrained or unqualified people to operate machine.

^ Do not jump on or off machine. Never step on or off machine’s ladder while machine is moving.

^ Wear close fitting clothing and safety equipment that is appropriate to the job. Do not wear music or radio headphones while operating equipment.

5.2 stArtup proCedure

^ WARNINGCarbon monoxide hazard.


Avoid actions or areas that expose you and others to carbon monoxide


Before performing adjustments, inspections, service or maintenance:• Park machine on firm, level surface and

engage parking brake.• Switch engine off.• Close and lock control panel cover.• Chock tires.• Place “Do Not Operate” tag on

operators console.

Check the following items before operating machine:

• Check all fluid levels. Add fluids if low.• Check conveyor belt for damage or missing parts.• Check belt scraper adjustment. Adjust if needed.• Check side board rubber wear. Replace if worn.• Check engine fuel filter. Drain water or debris.• Check air filter restriction gauge. • Inflate tires to rated pressure.• Tighten front wheel lugs to 220 lb/ft of torque.

Tighten rear wheel lugs to 450 lb/ft of torque.• Inspect tires for signs of wear or damage.• Check hydraulic components for proper operation.• Visually inspect belts, fan, alternator and battery. • Inspect hydraulic hoses for signs of wear or

damage.• Verify all guards, covers, shields and access doors

are installed and properly latched.• Check for oil and coolant leaks.

Refer to engine manufacturers’ manual provided for


Model SPD-6engine pre-start procedure, routine maintenance and additional safety information.

Before starting engine, operator must be seated with seat belt properly fastened.

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1. Alert all personnel that you will be starting the machine.

2. Sit in operators seat and fasten seat belt.

3. Turn key (A) clockwise to “On” position.

4. Check operator console panel, verify that • Conveyor switch (G) is in off position.• Parking brake (E-stop) button (B) is in the down

(brakes applied) position.• Parking brake light (C) is on. • Travel controller (D) is in center (neutral)

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Engine will start if travel controller (D) is not in neutral (center) position. However, the forward or reverse controls will not engage until the controller is brought to neutral (center) position once.

Engine will not start if:• Conveyor switch (G) is in on position.• Parking brake (E-stop) button (B) is in the up

(brakes released) position.

5. Turn key (A) to start engine. Run at approximately

1100 rpm to warm up. Toggle engine throttle switch (F) to change engine rpm. Longer warm up may be needed for colder temperatures.

NOTICEPrevent machine damage.

Hydraulic system damage may occur if machine is throttled up and moved at low operating temperature.

Allow sufficient warm up before moving machine.


Machine may roll when parking brake is released.

Use service brake pedal until engaging travel speed controller.

6. After warm-up period, toggle engine throttle switch (F) to increase engine rpm to 2000.

7. Toggle conveyor direction switch (E) to set paving direction. This will set control for conveyor belt direction and grade, slope and hydraulic extension cylinders.

8. Press horn switch (H) to alert anyone near the machine.


Model SPD-65.3 strIke-off BlAde setup

Procedure illustrates blade on right-hand side. Procedure is the same for left-hand side blade.




operators console.


Blade components are heavy.

Use an adequate lifting device to raise, lift and move blade and blade components.

1 Foot blade section - 45 lbs.2 Foot blade section - 75 lbs.Outer Edger Assembly - 70 lbs.Hydraulic Extension Assembly - 185 lbs.

1. Perform Startup Procedure. See section 5.2. Park machine on a firm level surface, engage parking brake by pushing operator console E-stop button fully down. Keep engine running at full rpm.


Do not toggle slope switch with blade parallel to machine side (travel position).

Blade mount will not pivot in this position. Blade hinge, mount and column may be damaged.

2. Toggle blade grade switch (A) upward to fully raise strike off blade.

A BH

3. Disconnect blade restraint (I) and swing blade out from machine body.

4. Set blade-paving angle to approximately 60° and adjust length for appropriate spreading width.


Hydraulic extension must be the outer most section with the push tube mount and slope cylinder mount positioned inboard.

5. Optional hydraulic blade extension (J) can be used to make instantaneous adjustment to blade length by up to one foot. Toggle hydraulic blade extension switch (B) to extend or retract hydraulic blade extension.


Model SPD-66. Toggle blade grade switch (A) downward to lower

strike off blade to the ground.

7. Insert inner push tube (C) into outer push tube (D).

8. Connect push tubes ends to push tube mounts on blade (E) and chassis (F).

9. Insert center pin (G) at the closest concentric holes on outer and inner push tubes when at desired blade paving angle. Push tube mount (E) on the blade must be mounted at approximately ½ to ⅔ of blade length.

60°

C

D

F

E

G

IL

K

J

Note: Depending on the material, a greater blade angle may be needed to fill the entire spread width. Narrower spread widths do not require as much blade angle.

10. Slope cylinder mounting lug (L) on the blade must be at approximately ⅔ length of entire blade length.

11. Adjust edger brace (turnbuckle) (K) and pin in place so outer edger plate is parallel to the lane edge or inner edger.

12. Toggle grade switch (A) and slope switch (H) for the desired shoulder profile. Keep in mind material compaction if the job will be rolled.

13. Toggle hydraulic blade extension (B) switch to make instantaneous changes to blade length.

5.4 CHAnGe BlAde lenGtH




operators console.


Blade components are heavy.

Use an adequate lifting device to raise, lift and move blade and blade components.

1 Foot blade section - 45 lbs.2 Foot blade section - 75 lbs.Outer Edger Assembly - 70 lbs.Hydraulic Extension Assembly - 185 lbs.

Procedure illustrates blade on right side. Procedure is the same for left side blade.

1. Perform Startup Procedure. See section 5.2. Park machine on a firm level surface, engage parking brake by pushing operator console E-stop button fully down. Keep engine running at full rpm.

2. Lower blade to ground.

3. Switch engine off.

4. Close and lock control panel cover.

5. Remove push tube assembly (A) from push tube mount on blade.

6. Disengage slope control cylinder (B) from blade.

7. Remove push tube mount (C) and slope mount(D).


Model SPD-68. Remove edger brace (E) and outer edger assembly

(F).

E

C

B

D

A

F

9. Set blade length to desired paving width by adding or removing 1 foot and 2 foot sections. Blade length should be such that desired paving width is achieved when blade is set at approximately at 60° angle to direction of travel.

The following illustrations show different combinations of blade sections.

3 Foot Blade• (1) - 1 Foot Section• (1) - 2 Foot Section

6 Foot Blade• (2) - 1 Foot Section• (2) - 2 Foot Section


Hydraulic extension must be the outer most section with the push tube mount and slope cylinder mount positioned inboard.

10. Optional hydraulic blade extension can be used to make instantaneous adjustment to blade length by up to one foot. Make sure that hydraulic blade extension is mounted as the outermost section on blade. Fixed end of hydraulic extension must be mounted to outermost blade section. Only outer edger can be mounted to moveable end of hydraulic extension.

Following illustration shows a combination of blade sections with hydraulic extension.

5-6 Foot Blade• (1) - 1 Foot Section• (1) - 2 Foot Section• (1) - 2 - 3.5 Foot* Hydraulic Extension* Projected stroke length at 60° paving angle.

11. Reinstall outer edger assembly (F) and edger brace (E).


Model SPD-612. Reinstall blade push tube mount (C) at

approximately ½ to ⅔ of blade length. Reinstall blade slope mount (D) at approximately ⅔ of blade length. Use suitable hardware.

13. Reinstall slope control cylinder (B), Push Tube assembly (A).

14. Set up paving and slope angles as described previously in this chapter.

5.5 pusH roller setup




operators console.

5.5.1 mAnuAl pusH rollers


Do not pull out push roller beyond 6th hole.

Push roller assembly may fall out of tubes and cause machine damage.

Set push rollers at proper distance for trucks being used. Correct distance is needed so the material does not spill on the road or dump on back of hopper.

1. Release the locking pins (A) at the mount tubes under the hopper.

2. Carefully pull out push rollers (B) out to the last pinhole. Count visible holes (C) on push roller mount tube. If 5 holes are visible, the push roller is on last hole.

3. Have dump truck back up towards hopper or move machine forward until truck tailgate position is such

that with tailgate locked, material should dump in center of the hopper, not on road or back of hopper. There should be at least 6 inch clearance above belt for tailgate.

A C

B


Truck tailgate contacting conveyor belt will damage conveyor belt.

4. Truck’s rear tires will move push rollers back to correct position.

5. Pull truck forward and insert locking pins (A) in the nearest hole (C).

5.5.2 HydrAulIC pusH roller (optIonAl)1. Perform Startup Procedure. See section 5.2.

2. Position dump truck until tailgate position is such that with tailgate locked, material should dump in center of hopper. There should be a minimum of 6 inch clearance above belt for tailgate.

3. Toggle push roller switch on operator console to move push roller beam forward until push rollers touch rear tires of dump truck.


Model SPD-65.6 operAtIon

5.6.1 stArt operAtIon

^ WARNINGCarbon monoxide hazard.


Avoid actions or areas that expose you and others to carbon monoxide




operators console.


Hydraulic system damage may occur if machine is throttled up and moved at low operating temperature.

Allow sufficient warm up before moving machine.

1. Perform Startup Procedure. See section 5.2.

2. Toggle engine throttle switch (A) to increase engine speed to full. Do not start conveyor.

3. Toggle grade switch (B) to adjust strike off blade grade.

4. Toggle slope switch (C) to adjust strike off blade slope.

5. Set up strike off blade. See section 5.3.

6. If provided, toggle hydraulic blade extension switch (D) to extend and retract optional hydraulic blade extension to get desired blade length.

7. If provided, toggle hydraulic push roller switch (E) to operate optional hydraulic push roller.

8. To pave, toggle drive range selector switch (F) down to select low gear. This selection provides low speed and high power.

9. To travel, toggle drive range selector switch (F) up to select high gear. This selection provides high speed and low power. Do not pave in this setting.

10. Set dump truck tailgate chain to restrict tailgate opening to 12-18 inches, depending on material. Have dump truck back up until rear tires are in contact with push rollers.

11. Toggle conveyor on/off switch (G) to start conveyor belt. Toggle conveyor speed rocker switch (H) to increase conveyor speed to less than half speed.

12. Open tailgate to place material in front of the strike-off blade. Wait until material height is approximately ¾ of blade height.

13. Pull E-stop button (I) out to release parking brakes. Parking light (J) will go off when parking brakes are released.

B DC

GA

E

FJ

I

H

K

L

M


Model SPD-6


Machine may roll when parking brake is released.

Use service brake pedal until engaging travel speed controller.

14. Press horn button (K) to alert everyone near machine before moving forward.

15. Push travel speed controller (L) slowly forward to begin forward motion.

16. Adjust ground speed as necessary for material and job condition.

17. To reduce travel speed, either use service brake pedal (M) on operator console or bring travel speed controller (L) towards center. Speed control through travel speed controller is preferred. If service brake pedal (M) is used, travel speed controller must be pulled back simultaneously or machine damage may occur.

18. To move machine backward, pull travel speed controller (L) slowly backward. Backup alarm will sound.

19. Regulate material flow by toggling conveyor speed rocker switch (H) as necessary to keep ample amount of material in front of strike off blade.


Do not change drive range when moving. Bring machine to a complete stop before changing drive range.

20. Do not change drive range when moving. It is important to bring the machine to complete stop before changing drive range.

21. To stop machine in an emergency situation or applying parking brakes, push E-stop button (I) all the way down. Pressing E-stop button does not stop engine.

5.6.2 stop operAtIonFollow steps to stop machine normally.

1. While on level ground, bring travel speed controller (A) to neutral (center) position to stop machine.

2. Push E-stop button (B) fully down to apply parking brakes. Parking Brake Light (C) will illuminate when brakes are applied.

3. Reduce conveyor belt speed to zero by toggling conveyor speed rocker switch (D). If speed is not reduced at time of shutdown, belt will start at same speed, when turned on next time. This may cause damage.

4. Toggle conveyor on/off switch (E) to turn off conveyor belt.

5. Toggle engine throttle switch (F) to reduce engine rpm to low idle.

6. Turn engine key (G) counterclockwise to stop engine.

7. Remove engine key.

8. Install operator console cover and lock to secure machine.

9. Chock machine wheels.

EF

C

B

D

A

G


Model SPD-65.7 loAdInG for trAnsport

1. Remove edger braces and fold edger assemblies against blades.

2. Remove left and right push tube assemblies.

3. Position right and left side blade assemblies (A) parallel to length of machine.

4. Attach chassis blade constraint assemblies (B) to blades.

5. Store push tubes and outer edger brace in storage area (C) and tie them to floor with cable ties.

6. Make sure that side access doors (D) on both sides are secured tight.

B

A

C

D

7. Setup ramps in-line with front tires.

^ CAUTIONFront and rear wheel tracks are not the same.

Use ramps with a minimum 15'' width or shift ramps in, to line up with rear wheels, after front wheels are on trailer.


2. Pull E-stop button all the way up to release parking brake.

3. Slowly drive forward on ramps by pushing travel controller forward gently.


When front tires are on ramps check for front end clearance. If hopper hits ramp, longer, shallower ramps may be needed.

4. Drive slowly forward until front tires are on trailer.

5. Return travel controller to center (neutral) position and apply parking brakes by pushing E-stop button all the way down.

6. Move ramps in to line up with rear tires, release parking brakes.

7. Drive forward until rear tires are on trailer.

8. Center machine on trailer so that tires are fully on trailer deck.

9. Chain down from D-rings (F) on bottom of back bumper and on both sides (E). All D-rings are painted red.

EEF F


Model SPD-610. Chain down from tie down holes (G) on hopper

bumper. Both holes are painted red.

GG

11. Tie left and right side blade assemblies to each other with a strap to secure them.


Model SPD-66. servICe And mAIntenAnCe

6.1 servICe IntervAls

ItemInterval

Daily 7 Days

50 Hrs

100Hrs

30 Days

200Hrs

250Hrs

700 Hrs

Yearly 1000Hrs

AsReq.

1. Lubricate Take Up Bearings •2. Lubricate Column •3. Check Hydraulic Oil Level •4. Check Belt Scraper & Sideboard Rubbers •5. Check Engine Oil Level •6. Check Engine Coolant Level •7. Check Oil Level On Rear Axle Hub •8. Check Hydraulic Oil Filter Gage •9. Lubricate Rear Brake Mechanism •10. Lubricate Conveyor Chain •11. Check Oil Level On Drive Axle •12. Check Oil Level On Differential •13. Lubricate Fittings On Axles And

Differential •

14. Check Oil Level On Gearbox •15. Lubricate Steering Articulation/Brake

Actuator •

16. Lubricate Hydraulic Blade Extension Guides •

17. Lubricate Blade Hinges And Hopper Spill Door •

18. Lubricate Push Tubes Extension & Ball Joints •

19. Lubricate Hopper Pins And Cylinder Pivots •

20. Tighten Front Axle Screw Bolts & Lug Nuts •

21. Check Oil Level On Planetary Reduction Axle Ends •

22. Change Engine Oil •23. Change Oil On Drive Axle And Differential •24. Change Hydraulic Oil •25. Change Engine Coolant •26. Change Rear Axle Hub Oil •27. Change Axle Planetary Oil •28. Check And Adjust Front Axle Safety Brake •29. Lubricate Push Rollers •

Item number corresponds to number on drawing to indicate location on machine.

Hours mentioned are machine hours.

See OEM engine, axle and transmission manuals for detailed service information.


Model SPD-6

5, 6, 22, 2524

3

8

11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 23, 28

104

29

29

19 (2) PL

4 (2) PL17 (2) PL

1 (2) PL

27, 21 (2) PL

17 (2) PL2 (2) PL

17 (2) PL

16

18

26, 7, 9 (2) PL

Item number corresponds to number on drawing to indicate location on machine.

See OEM engine, axle and gearbox manuals for detailed service information.


Do not weld until all electronic control systems are disconnected.

^ WARNINGPressurized fluids can penetrate the skin.

Hydraulic hoses can fail from age, damage and exposure.

Use body and face protection while searching for leaks. A tiny, almost invisible leak can penetrate the skin, thereby requiring immediate medical attention.

Use wood or cardboard to detect hydraulic leaks, never use your hands.


Model SPD-66.2 Axles And GeArBox

Section Description Lubricant Check FrequencyChange

Frequency1 Axle/Differential SAE 85W90 API GL-5 Monthly Every 700 Hours2 Planetary Reduction-Axle Ends SAE 85W90 API GL-5 Every 200 Hours Every 1000 Hours3 Steering Articulation/Brake Actuator Grease, Multipurpose Lithium Base Grease Monthly (4 Grease Fittings)4 Tighten Screws, Bolts and Lug Nuts Every 200 Hours5 Check and Adjust Safety Brake Every 1000 Hours See Owner’s Manual For Adjustment Directions


Model SPD-66.3 Conveyor Belt

6.3.1 Adjust Conveyor Belt tensIon




operators console.

1. Check the distance “A” between the edge of the hopper frame (B) and the point where the belt touches the lower chain guide rail (C). This distance must be 18-24 inch. If the distance is less than 18 inch the belt may be loose.

C BA

2. Remove bolts (D) and chain cover assemblies (E) on the hopper end opposite to discharge side,

D DE


4. Do not release parking brakes.

5. Toggle conveyor on-off switch (F) to start conveyor belt.

6. Toggle conveyor speed rocker switch (G) to increase conveyor speed.

G

F

7. Watch drive chain travel over sprockets on hopper end opposite to discharge side. If chain is loose, perform following steps.

8. Turn off conveyor belt and engine.

9. Loosen four jam nuts (H) on square head cap screws (I).

10. On hopper back side of both discharge ends,


Model SPD-6measure distance (J) between mounting block and center of take-up bearing.

11. For conveyor belt to be centered left to right in hopper frame, distance (J) must be same on both discharge ends.

12. On hopper back side of both discharge ends, turn square head cap screws (I) to make distance (J) same.

H

HOPPER BACK SIDE

HOPPER FRONT SIDEH

JI

I

K

13. On hopper front side of both discharge ends, measure distance (K) between mounting block and center of motor mount.

14. On hopper front side of both discharge ends, turn square head cap screws (I) to make distance (K) same.

15. On each discharge end, distance J must equal distance K.

16. Adjust square head cap screws (I) to obtain equal distances for J and K.

17. Turn all square head cap screws (I) by equal turns to move both drive rollers outward. This will increase belt tension.

18. Check conveyor belt tension by measuring distance (A) as in step 1 and running belt as in steps 3-6.

19. Tighten jam nuts (H) against all mounting blocks.

20. On non-discharge end, install chain cover assemblies (E) and bolts (D).

6.4 Conveyor Belt mAIntenAnCe

6.4.1 Belt tensIonWhen Sideboard Rubbers Are Removed And ChainIs AccessibleAfter installing conveyor belt, adjust take up bearings on both sides until chain can be lifted up approximately 1¾ inches at center of machine. Tighten jam nuts.

When Sideboard Rubbers Are Left In Place1. Adjust take up bearings evenly on both sides to

approximately 30 lb/ft of torque.

2. Back off bolt ½ turn on both sides.

3. Tighten jam nuts.

4. If torque wrench is not available, see 6.3.1 for steps to adjust belt tension.

5. Sideboard rubbers must just touch belt. A gap will allow asphalt to enter roller chain area. If sideboard rubbers are pre-loaded against belt, rapid belt wear will occur.

6.4.2 Adjust sCrAperConveyor belt scraper adjustment is critical to belt wear. Scraper mounts have rubber torsion springs inside so it will spring out and back when splice comes around.

Scraper must be adjusted so that a sheet of paper slides between belt and scraper. However, if contact is desired, adjust for absolute minimum contact pressure.

Scraper must be cleaned to remove accumulated stones and grit at the end of each day while it is still soft. This includes underside edge, which can act like a cutting edge with stone buildup. The same is true with the adjustable end gate seal.

6.4.3 Adjust end GAtesOn discharge side, gate must be opened all the way. If not, material flow is restricted and material slippage on belt will increase, resulting in high belt wear.


Model SPD-66.4.4 end of dAy CleAn outAt the end of each day, inspect hopper and clean off remaining paving material. After asphalt usage, if a belt is left standing for a few days, immediate startup will result in rapid belt wear. A release agent prior to and after every use will lengthen belt life.

Two recommended release agents are:Zep slide (972) 228-3388Tec shield (800) 700-2530


Model SPD-67. pArts

7.1 spd-6 fInAl AssemBly

No. Qty. Description Part Number1 1 Manual Pack Installation SP-12302 1 Chassis Assembly SP-28483 1 Electrical Installation SP-29804 1 Engine Installation SP-29815 1 R/S Blade & Column Assembly SP-19096 1 L/S Blade & Column Assembly SP-19107 1 Conveyor / Hopper Assembly SP-19118 1 Nameplate & Decal Locations SP-19799 1 Owners Manual SP-2985

10 1 Hydraulic Installation SP-298311 1 Operator Station Assy. SP-298212 1 Pneumatic Installation SP-64513 1 Front Axle Assembly SP-68414 1 Push Roller Assembly SP-689

7

8

6

2

410, 12

1, 9

13

14

5

3, 11


Model SPD-6

1, 9

3, 11

5

2

4

6

7

8

10

13

14

12

No. Qty. Description Part Number1 1 Manual Pack Installation SP-12302 1 Chassis Assembly SP-28483 1 Electrical Installation SP-29804 1 Engine Installation SP-29815 1 R/S Blade & Column Assembly SP-19096 1 L/S Blade & Column Assembly SP-19107 1 Conveyor / Hopper Assembly SP-19118 1 Nameplate & Decal Locations SP-19799 1 Owners Manual SP-2985

10 1 Hydraulic Installation SP-298311 1 Operator Station Assembly SP-298212 1 Pneumatic Installation SP-64513 1 Front Axle Assembly SP-68414 1 Push Roller Assembly SP-689


Model SPD-67.2 front Axle AssemBly, sp-684 rev-A

No. Qty. Description Part Number1 1 Axle, Front Drive, Steering CA6407102 1 Gearbox Mount-L/S SP-10703 1 Gearbox Mount-R/S SP-10694 2 Bottom Plate, Axle Mount SP-10315 2 Wheel, Steel Tubeless M61106 2 Tire, Radial, All Position M61097 1 Motor M65528 8 Lock Washer (Metric) 16 LKW-M-169 8 Lock Washer, 7/8 LKW-7/8

10 4 Lock Washer, 1/2 LKW-1/211 4 Socket Hd Cap Screw (Metric) 16 X 2.0 X 50 KCS-M-16-2.0-5012 4 Socket Hd Cap Screw (Metric) 16 X 2.0 X 40 KCS-M-16-2.0-4013 4 Hex Nut, 1/2-13 UNC HXN-1/2-1314 8 High Hex Nut, 7/8-14 UNF(Grade 8) HIN-7/8-1416 8 Hex Hd Cap Screw 7/8-14 UNF X 11.0 (Grade 8) HCS-7/8-14-11.0017 16 Flat Washer - Metric, Zinc Plated 18 FLW-MP-1818 4 Flat Washer (Metric) 16 FLW-M-1619 4 Flat Washer, 1/2 FLW-1/220 4 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 1/2-13 UNC X 4 1/2 HCS-1/2-13-4.50

17

35 19, 13, 10, 20

4 616, 9, 14

6 11, 8217

5

12, 18, 8

17


Model SPD-6

Page Intentionally Left Blank


Model SPD-67.3 Conveyor And Hopper AssemBly, sp-1911

B

B

A

A

20

23

1

1

9

10

12 1415 16

17

1820

23

22

36 35

38

14

35

940 31

16

15

37, 30, 27

31 40 REF REF

REF REF REF

REF

REF

REF

REF


Model SPD-6No. Qty. Description Part Number

1 REF Chassis Weldment SP-19052 2 Drive Roller, Conv SP-8943 2 Motor Coupling SP-6954 2 Wiper Frame SP-6945 2 Wiper Rubber SP-6936 2 Wiper Retainer SP-6927 2 Sideboard Rubber Assy SP-20528 1 Weldment, Dribble Gate,

RightSP-2034

9 1 Deflector Assembly, L/S SP-197810 1 Cover, Idle End SP-197711 1 Weldment, Dribble Gate, Left SP-197512 1 Conv. Belt Assy, Roller

ChainSP-1971

13 2 Retainer Upper Sideboard SP-1927

14 2 Sideboard Rubber SP-192615 1 Front Bib SP-192416 1 Bib Retainer SP-192317 1 Rear Upper Mtg Bckt

SideboardSP-1921

18 1 Front Upper Mtg Bckt Sideboard

SP-1920

19 2 Chain Cover Assy SP-138020 1 Deflector Assembly SP-109421 4 Panel Mount Wldmt, Dribble

GateSP-1075

22 25 Roller SA-114723 2 Motor, Hydraulic, M506124 2 Bearing, Take-Up Sc 2" Bore M014625 10 Lock Washer, 5/16 LKW-5/1626 18 Lock Washer, 3/8 LKW-3/827 9 Lock Washer, 1/2 LKW-1/228 2 Hex Nut, 5/16-18 UNC HXN-5/16-1829 6 Hex Nut, 3/8-16 UNC HXN-3/8-1630 9 Hex Nut, 1/2-13 UNC HXN-1/2-1331 4 Hex Jam Nut, 3/4-16 UNC HJN-3/4-1632 8 Hex Hd Cap Screw 5/16-18

UNC X 1HCS-5/16-18-1.00

33 6 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 3/8-16 UNC X 1 3/4

HCS-3/8-16-1.75


HCS-3/8-16-1.25

35 26 Flat Socket Hd Cap Screw 5/16-18 UNC X 1

FCS-5/16-18-1.00

36 19 Flat Socket Hd Cap Screw 5/16-18 UNC X 3/4

FCS-5/16-18-0.75

37 9 Flat Socket Hd Cap Screw 1/2-13 UNC X 2-1/2

FCS-1/2-13-2.50

38 25 Roll Pin 1/8 X 3/4 DR62311

No. Qty. Description Part Number39 16 Washer Hd Thread Forming

Screw 5/16-18 UNC X 0.50TFS-5/16-18-0.50

40 4 Square Hd Set Screw 3/4-10 UNC X 4-1/2" Lg

SSS-0.75-10-4.50

41 4 Lube Fitting, Straight, Serrated

1743-8


HCS-1/2-13-1.75

43 4 Hex Jam Nut, 1/2-13 UNC HJN-1/2-1344 2 Cotter Pin, 1/8 Dia X 1-1/2 CTP-1/8-1.50


Model SPD-6Conveyor And Hopper AssemBly, ContInued, sp-1911

7

39

23

24

5 46

8

19

21

25, 32

41 2141

42, 43

23

29, 26, 3320

7

29

39

131314

36 37, 27, 30

15

15

3628, 25, 35 10 17 35

11, 42, 4312

1418

NOTE 1

NOTE 1

NOTE 1 NOTE 1

NOTE 1

NOTE 1

NOTE 1 NOTE 1 NOTE 1

VIEW B-B

NOTES:1. ASSEMBLED AS MIRROR ON LEFT DISCHARGE END

NOTE 1

SECTION A-A

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REFREF

REF

REF

REFREF




RightSP-2034


ChainSP-1971

13 2 Retainer Upper Sideboard SP-1927

14 2 Sideboard Rubber SP-192615 1 Front Bib SP-192416 1 Bib Retainer SP-192317 1 Rear Upper Mtg Bckt

SideboardSP-1921


SP-1920


GateSP-1075


UNC X 1HCS-5/16-18-1.00


HCS-3/8-16-1.75


HCS-3/8-16-1.25


FCS-5/16-18-1.00


FCS-5/16-18-0.75


FCS-1/2-13-2.50

38 25 Roll Pin 1/8 X 3/4 DR62311

No. Qty. Description Part Number39 16 Washer Hd Thread Forming

Screw 5/16-18 UNC X 0.50TFS-5/16-18-0.50

40 4 Square Hd Set Screw 3/4-10 UNC X 4-1/2" Lg

SSS-0.75-10-4.50


1743-8


HCS-1/2-13-1.75



Model SPD-6Conveyor And Hopper AssemBly, ContInued, sp-1911

2

3

24

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

23

1934, 26

23 REF

12 REF44

23




RightSP-2034


ChainSP-1971

13 2 Retainer Upper Sideboard SP-192714 2 Sideboard Rubber SP-192615 1 Front Bib SP-192416 1 Bib Retainer SP-192317 1 Rear Upper Mtg Bckt

SideboardSP-1921


SP-1920


GateSP-1075


UNC X 1HCS-5/16-18-1.00


HCS-3/8-16-1.75


HCS-3/8-16-1.25


FCS-5/16-18-1.00


FCS-5/16-18-0.75


FCS-1/2-13-2.50

38 25 Roll Pin 1/8 X 3/4 DR6231139 16 Washer Hd Thread Forming

Screw 5/16-18 UNC X 0.50TFS-5/16-18-0.50

No. Qty. Description Part Number40 4 Square Hd Set Screw 3/4-10

UNC X 4-1/2" LgSSS-0.75-10-4.50


1743-8


HCS-1/2-13-1.75



Model SPD-67.3.1 CHAIn Cover AssemBly, sp-1380

No. Qty. Description Part Number1 2 Mtg Plate, Chain Cover SP-13812 1 Base Plate @ Motor, Chain Cover SP-13823 2 Conveyor End Seal S-9554 2 Spacer, Conv Motor Mount SP-9985 1 Motor Mount SP-10166 1 Rear Base Plate, Chain Cover SP-13847 1 Mounting Clamp- Chain Cover SP-13838 4 Tee Nut, 5/16-18 UNC Base 7/8" X 5/8" Height M63449 2 Tee Nut, 5/16-18 UNC, Base 7/8" X 3/8" Height M6343

10 4 Hex Hd Cap Screw 5/16-18 UNC X 1 HCS-5/16-18-1.0011 2 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 5/16-18 UNC X 5/8 HCS-5/16-18-0.6312 4 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 5/16-18 UNC-2 1/4 HCS-5/16-18-2.2513 3 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 5/16-18 UNC-1 1/2 HCS-5/16-18-1.5014 4 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 5/16-18 UNC X 3/4 HCS-5/16-18-0.7515 17 Lock Washer, 5/16 LKW-5/1616 8 Flat Washer, 5/16 FLW-5/16

713, 15 4

8, 15, 10

16, 15, 14

3 4

9, 15, 11

41

6 18, 15, 10

3

5

12, 15, 1662

6

1 3

13, 157

10, 15, 8

11, 15, 9

10 ,15, 8 1

14, 15, 16

3 24

45

12, 15,16


Model SPD-67.3.2 defleCtor AssemBly, sp-1094 rev-B

No. Qty. Description Part Number1 11 Chain, Machine 2/0 3596T242 2 Elastic Stop Nut, 5/8-11 UNC ESN-5/8-113 4 Flat Socket Hd Cap Screw 3/8-16 UNC X 1-1/2 FCS-3/8-16-1.504 5 Flat Socket Hd Cap Screw 3/8-16 UNC X 2 FCS-3/8-16-2.005 2 Hex Hd Cap Screw 5/8-11 UNC X 4-1/2 HCS-5/8-11-4.506 2 Hex Jam Nut, 5/8-11 UNC HJN-5/8-117 9 Hex Nut, 3/8-16 UNC HXN-3/8-168 9 Lock Washer, 3/8 LKW-3/89 2 Flat Washer, 3/4, AN960-C1216, 1.312 OD X .765 ID X .082-.098 Thk M6125

10 2 Spring, Compression 1-11/16 OD X 3" Lg X 7/32 Wire Dia. M614311 2 S-Hook SA-350-3312 2 Shoulder Screw 3/4 X 3/4 SHS-3/4-0.7513 1 Deflector Arm, Front SP-109514 1 Deflector Arm, Rear SP-110015 1 Deflector SP-110116 1 Deflector Angle SP-110317 1 Deflector Retainer SP-110418 4 Bushing, Flanged, Bronze M6467

DETAIL A

DETAIL B

SECTION C-C

A

B

C

C

REF

REF

REF

REF

REFREF

REF

REF

26 1/2 REF

11

1

15 10 13 14

17

5

2

17

3, 8, 7

REF

16

8

2

5

10 15

4, 8, 7 17

3, 8, 7 6, 9, 12

1

11

1118

4, 7, 8 16

49


Model SPD-6

SECTION C-C

DETAIL A

DETAIL B

C

C

A

B

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

12, 9, 65

2

10

4, 7, 8

17

518

10

18

2

16

15

11

11

1

17

174, 8, 713

26 1/2 REF1015 16

8, 7, 3

14 3, 8, 7

7.3.3 defleCtor AssemBly, left sIde, sp-1978

No. Qty. Description Part Number1 11 Chain, Machine 2/0 3596T242 2 Elastic Stop Nut, 5/8-11 UNC ESN-5/8-113 4 Flat Socket Hd Cap Screw 3/8-16 UNC X 1-1/2 FCS-3/8-16-1.504 5 Flat Socket Hd Cap Screw 3/8-16 UNCX 2 FCS-3/8-16-2.005 2 Hex Hd Cap Screw 5/8-11 UNC X 4-1/2 HCS-5/8-11-4.506 2 Hex Jam Nut, 5/8-11 UNC HJN-5/8-117 9 Hex Nut, 3/8-16 UNC HXN-3/8-168 9 Lock Washer, 3/8 LKW-3/89 2 Flat Washer, 3/4, AN960-C1216, 1.312 OD X .765 ID X .082-.098 Thk M6125

10 2 Spring, Compression 1-11/16 OD X 3" Lg X 7/32 Wire Dia. M614311 2 S-Hook SA-350-3312 2 Shoulder Screw 3/4 X 3/4 SHS-3/4-0.7513 1 Deflector Arm, Front SP-109514 1 Deflector Arm, Rear SP-110015 1 Deflector (Reworked) SP-1101-0116 1 Deflector Angle SP-110317 1 Deflector Retainer SP-110418 4 Bushing, Flanged, Bronze M6467


Model SPD-67.3.4 pusH roller AssemBly, sp-689 rev-A

No. Qty. Description Part Number1 4 Flat Hd Socket Cap Screw 1/4-20 UNC X 5/8 FCS-1/4-20-0.632 4 Flat Head Cap Screw 5/8-11 UNC X 1-1/2 FCS-5/8-11-1.503 4 Wide Inner Ring Bearing W/Collar 1-15/16 Bore M01574 1 Hitch Pin Clip For 1-1/8 - 1-1/2 Dia Shaft .243 Dia Wire M121015 REF Mount, Push Roller SP-11206 1 Retainer, Push Roller SP-11257 1 Push Roller Beam Weldment SP-1528 2 Roller Shaft 800-0529 2 Roller Tube 800-051

10 1 Pivot Pin S-323

2

3

5

2

46

7

8

1

9

10

3

A57 1/4 REF21

7

4

9

5

6 1

10


Model SPD-67.4 BlAde And Column AssemBly, rIGHt sIde, sp-1909

B B

C

C

61 23/32

11

35, 33, 42, 397, 26

10

15

4545

43, 27, 30 1, 46

13

19

40, 44, 18

37, 35, 33

38, 35, 33

25, 24

34

23, 42, 42, 33, 35

21

14

404418

17

19

22

10

16

15

18

12

38, 35, 33

2 23, 42

REF REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

SECTION C-C

REF

NOTE: Left side Blade and Column Assembly, SP-1910, is assembled as mirror of SP-1909. Items 3,4,6,7, 26 and 28 from SP-1909 are re-used on left side blade assembly.



1 1 Column Mount Weldment SP-19812 1 Blade Travel Retainer SP-8913 1 Push Tube (Outer) SP-8884 1 Push Tube (Inner) SP-8875 1 Blade Push Anchor SA-9026 2 Hitch Pin 1/4 X 3 1/2 SA-349-277 1 Edger Brace SA-1318 1 Support Lug SA-1099 1 Support Pivot SA-108

10 2 Blade Hinge Pin SA-10511 1 Clip (Outer Edger) SA-10412 1 Outer Edger SA-10213 1 Blade Section - 1 Ft SA-09714 1 Blade Section - 2 Ft SA-09615 2 Hinge Half (Blade) SA-08916 1 Hinge Half (Mount) SA-08817 1 Inner Edge Plate SA-08218 1 Spreader Tube SA-08119 1 Blade Mount SA-080

20 1 Column Top SA-07721 1 Column SA-07222 1 Hyd Variable Strike Off

Blade Assy (SA) [Option]SA-1737

23 2 Eyebolt W/ Shoulder 1/2" M612624 1 Hitch Pin 5/8" Dia X 3" Lg

Class IIIM6105

25 1 Ball Mount 2" Class III M610426 2 Hairpin, Cotter, 0.120 Wire

X 2 3/8M11024

27 8 Hair Pin, Cotter, 0.178 Wire X 3 9/16

M11013

28 1 Hitch Pin 3/4 X 4 3/4 M1100629 2 Ball Hitch, 2 Dia, Zinc-

PlatedM11005

30 1 Slope Cylinder (Sae-9030) 2 X 30

M1019

31 1 Cylinder, Hydraulic, 3000 PSI, Tie Rod, 2-1/2" X 18",

M1013

32 1 Lock Washer, 3/4 LKW-3/433 37 Lock Washer, 1/2 LKW-1/234 1 Hex Nut, 3/4-10 UNC HXN-3/4-1035 37 Hex Nut, 1/2-13 UNC HXN-1/2-1336 3 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 1/2-13

UNC X 4 1/2HCS-1/2-13-4.50

37 6 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 1/2-13 Unc X 2

HCS-1/2-13-2.00

38 25 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 1/2-13 Unc X 1 3/4

HCS-1/2-13-1.75


HCS-1/2-13-1.50

No. Qty. Description Part Number40 1 Hex Hd Cap Screw 1-8 UNC

X 7 1/2HCS-1-8-7.50

41 1 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 1-8 UNC X 5

HCS-1-8-5.00

42 11 Flat Washer, 1/2 FLW-1/243 4 Flat Washer, 1 FLW-144 2 Elastic Stop Nut, 1-8 UNC ESN-1-845 2 Pin, Safety Snap 5/16 X

2-1/2M6127


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Model SPD-6BlAde And Column AssemBly, rIGHt sIde, ContInued, sp-1909

VIEW B-B

DETAIL D

D

29, 25

6, 3

4, 6

5, 29

14

33, 35, 38

38, 42, 33 ,35

37, 33, 35

15

30, 27

8, 34, 32

27, 31

41, 4420 33, 35, 36

28

21

17

1, 46

23, 42, 42, 35, 33

22

13

33, 35, 36

9

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REF

REFNOTE: Left side Blade and Column Assembly, SP-1910, is assembled as mirror of SP-1909. Items 3,4,6,7, 26 and 28 from SP-1909 are re-used on left side blade assembly.



1 1 Column Mount Weldment SP-19812 1 Blade Travel Retainer SP-8913 1 Push Tube (Outer) SP-8884 1 Push Tube (Inner) SP-8875 1 Blade Push Anchor SA-9026 2 Hitch Pin 1/4 X 3 1/2 SA-349-277 1 Edger Brace SA-1318 1 Support Lug SA-1099 1 Support Pivot SA-108

10 2 Blade Hinge Pin SA-10511 1 Clip (Outer Edger) SA-10412 1 Outer Edger SA-10213 1 Blade Section - 1 Ft SA-09714 1 Blade Section - 2 Ft SA-09615 2 Hinge Half (Blade) SA-08916 1 Hinge Half (Mount) SA-08817 1 Inner Edge Plate SA-08218 1 Spreader Tube SA-08119 1 Blade Mount SA-08020 1 Column Top SA-07721 1 Column SA-07222 1 Hyd Variable Strike Off

Blade Assy (SA) [Option]SA-1737

23 2 Eyebolt W/ Shoulder 1/2" M612624 1 Hitch Pin 5/8" Dia X 3" Lg

Class IIIM6105

25 1 Ball Mount 2" Class III M610426 2 Hairpin, Cotter, 0.120 Wire

X 2 3/8M11024

27 8 Hair Pin, Cotter, 0.178 Wire X 3 9/16

M11013

28 1 Hitch Pin 3/4 X 4 3/4 M1100629 2 Ball Hitch, 2 Dia, Zinc-

PlatedM11005

30 1 Slope Cylinder (Sae-9030) 2 X 30

M1019

31 1 Cylinder, Hydraulic, 3000 PSI, Tie Rod, 2-1/2" X 18",

M1013

32 1 Lock Washer, 3/4 LKW-3/433 37 Lock Washer, 1/2 LKW-1/234 1 Hex Nut, 3/4-10 UNC HXN-3/4-1035 37 Hex Nut, 1/2-13 UNC HXN-1/2-1336 3 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 1/2-13

UNC X 4 1/2HCS-1/2-13-4.50

37 6 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 1/2-13 Unc X 2

HCS-1/2-13-2.00

38 25 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 1/2-13 Unc X 1 3/4

HCS-1/2-13-1.75


HCS-1/2-13-1.50

No. Qty. Description Part Number40 1 Hex Hd Cap Screw 1-8 UNC

X 7 1/2HCS-1-8-7.50

41 1 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 1-8 UNC X 5

HCS-1-8-5.00

42 11 Flat Washer, 1/2 FLW-1/243 4 Flat Washer, 1 FLW-144 2 Elastic Stop Nut, 1-8 UNC ESN-1-845 2 Pin, Safety Snap 5/16 X

2-1/2M6127


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Model SPD-67.4.1 HydrAulIC vArIABle strIke off BlAde AssemBly, sp-2030 rev-A

12STROKE

1

7, 6, 5 2 24

REFERENCE PARTSA-096

26

Item 2,3 & 4 Are Part Of SP-2030-HFK Rev-A ( Hose And Fitting Kit For SPD-6).

No. Qty. Description Part Number1 1 Hydraulic Blade Extension Assy SA-9172 2 Adapter, 90° Elbow, 3/4-16 MORB X 9/16-18 MIJC 2062-8-6S3 1 6-100R1AT-6FJS-6FJS X 131.0 Lg. (Ext. Out) SP-2030-014 1 6-100R1AT-6FJS-6FJS X 143.0 Lg. (Ext. In) SP-2030-025 3 Tube Clip, Single, 3/4" For 3/8 Hose TC-3/46 1 Hex Nut, 3/8-16 UNC HXN-3/8-167 1 Lock Washer, 3/8 LKW-3/88 REF Blade Section - 2 Ft SA-096


Model SPD-67.4.1.1 HydrAulIC BlAde extensIon AssemBly, sA-917

No. Qty. Description Part Number1 1 Extension Base SA-1222 1 Extension SA-1263 1 Cylinder, Hydraulic, 3000 PSI Tie Rod, 2-1/2" X 18", SA-349-264 4 Hair Pin, Cotter, 0.178 Wire X 3 9/16 M11013

26 12 STROKE

1

3

4

2

2

ISOMETRIC VIEW


Model SPD-67.5 operAtors Console, sp-2982

SECTION A-A

A AB B1

17

275, 7

42

41

2, 6

42

37, 29, 32

16

9 9

8

16

4

19

18

36, 45, 45, 35

12

19

18

46

23

38

21

3948

49

48

34, 31, 40

50

13

26

42, 44, 59, 60

42, 59, 60

6162

38

21

8642, 59, 60

57

6162

38

47

3

44, 42

51

SECTION B-B

REF

REF

58, 65



1 1 Common Operator Console SP-29912 1 Right Switch Plate SP-29933 1 Console Front Cover SP-19624 1 Cover Panel SP-19605 1 Label, Left Switch SP-21426 1 Label, Right Switch SP-29947 1 Left Switch Plate SP-21358 1 Brake Pedal Clevis SP-11159 1 Brake Pedal SP-1106

10 2 Switch, Toggle, (32NT91-3) M642611 REF Engine Ramp Throttle

Switch, 10000657

12 REF Ignition Switch 1000100913 REF Alarm, Murphy 1000184414 REF Display, Murphy, 1000134815 1 Switch, Toggle, (31NT91-2) M639916 1 Clevis Pin 5/8" Dia X 1-1/4"

LgM6149

17 1 Steering Wheel M612218 1 Filler Plug For Master

CylinderM6114B

19 1 Master Cylinder (Brakes) M611420 1 Horn Button M611221 1 Circuit Breaker, 10 Amp M658022 1 Led Panel Mount Indicator

Light, RedM6488

23 1 Latching Relay M403824 1 Contact Block M21001825 1 Switch, 2 Pos Push/Pull M21001726 1 Steering Unit (Column &

Valve)M18042

27 1 Joystick, Travel Controller M125128 1 Hose Clamp SAE No. 64

(Not Shown)HS-64

29 3 Lock Washer, 3/8 LKW-3/830 2 Lock Washer, #4 LKW-#431 1 Lock Washer, #8 LKW-#832 3 Hex Nut, 3/8-16 UNC HXN-3/8-1633 2 Hex Nut, #4-40 UNC HXN-#4-4034 1 Hex Nut, #8-32 UNC HXN-#8-3235 2 Elastic Stop Nut, 3/8-16

UNCESN-3/8-16

36 2 Hex Hd Cap Screw, 3/8-16 UNC-1

HCS-3/8-16-1.00

37 3 Hex Hd Cap Screw 3/8-16 UNC X 1 1/4

HCS-3/8-16-1.25

38 4 Round Hd Machine Screw, #6-32 UNC X 1/2

RMS-#6-32-0.50

39 2 Round Hd Machine Screw # 4-40 UNC- 1 1/4

RMS-#4-40-1.25

No. Qty. Description Part Number40 1 Pan Hd Machine Screw, #8-

32 UNC X 1PMS-#8-32-1.00

41 2 Socket Hd Cap Screw, 1/4-20 UNC X 3/4

KCS-1/4-20-0.75

42 26 Pan Hd Machine Screw, #10-24 UNC X 1/2

PMS-#10-24-0.50

43 4 Hex Hd Cap Screw (Metric) 8 X 1.25 X 16

HCS-M-8-1.25-16

44 14 Flat Washer, #10 FLW-#1045 4 Flat Washer, 3/8" FLW-3/846 1 Socket, Relay-Screw

Terminal (For M4038)701-1074-05

47 2 Hold Down Clip 20C31448 2 End Plate For RKB 4

TerminalsEH1

49 5 Terminal, Feed Thru, Direct Mount

RBK4

50 0.5 Jumper Strip For RKB 4 Terminals (10 Poles)

Q10

51 1 SPD-6 (65Hp) Harness Kit (Incl. Jumpers)

SP-2995-KIT

52 1 Operator Seat Assembly (Not Shown)

SP-135

53 2 Relay, 40 Amp (VF4) (One Not Shown)

M4066

54 4 Lockwasher, (Metric) 8 LKW-M-855 1 Circuit Breaker, 25 Amp (Not

Shown)M6455

56 3 Switch, Toggle, (32NT91-7) M640157 1 Alarm Filler Panel SP-213758 6 FT Nylon Wrap Around Sleeve M64

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