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TM5-2430-200-10
Operation Section
Machine Operation
Back Rippers
To lower the back rippers for use, remove pin (3) while
holding ripper (2). Allow the ripper to rest on the
ground and install the pin in hole (1).
To raise the back rippers for storage, remove pin (3)
from hole (1). Raise ripper (2) and secure it in place with the
pin, as shown.
Emergency Suspension Charging and
Emergency Drive Belt Tension
Procedure
The hydraulic system operates at high pressure. Wear
eye and face protection, gloves and protective clothing
when performing this procedure. Failure to comply may
result in severe injury or death.
NOTICE
This procedure is for emergency field use, to mobilize the
machine if either of the drive belts become loose. If this
procedure is performed for any reason, deliver the machine
to Unit Maintenance to have the suspension properly
charged before returning the machine to normal service. Do
not overcharge the cylinders.
Suspension Hydraulic Charge Specifications
Description
Minimum Charge
With Machine On
Ground in kPa (psi)
Middle Suspension Cylinders
8276 ±690 (1200 ± 100)
Bogie Cylinders
11790 ±690 (1710 ± 100)
Recoil Cylinders
15170 ±690 (2200 ± 100)
NOTE: The same procedure can be applied to either side of
the machine.
1. Open suspension manual lock valve (1) by rotating
the valve clockwise.
NOTE: The emergency drive belt tension procedure
will not work if the suspension is locked.
NOTE: Thoroughly clean the couplings of all hoses
used in this procedure before connecting the coupling
to any port on the machine.
