OPERATOR'S / PARTS MANUAL. Snowblowers Models

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1 OPERATOR'S / PARTS MANUAL Snowblowers Models P-6-IV P-7-IV

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Item Page Introduction...5 Safety...6 General Safety...6 Safety in operation...6 Safety with Maintenance...7 Safety in transport...7 Safety in storage...7 Decals...8 Safety Decals...8 Maintenance Decals...0 Assembly... Starting-up... Maintenance...3 Storage... Specifications...5 Parts List...6 Snowblower P-6-IV P-7-IV Electric chute components ERD Electric chute diagram ERD Electric chute deflector componentsae-0... Electric chute deflector diagram AE P.T.O. Shaft Gear Box Cylinder 5TR0...6 Motor MLH Torque chart...8 Warranty

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4 INTRODUCTION Your Snowblower was carefully designed and we are Confident it will meet your requirements in terms of quality, performance and reliability. When ordering parts from your Dealer, please refer To these numbers for a fast and efficient service. Use manufacturer parts for replacement. This manual was prepared to assist you in the safe operation of your new Snowblower. It contains important information which will help you achieve excellent returns with your Snowblower. The model and serial numbers are on the name plate shown on Fig.. Please read this manual completely before operating your Snowblower and keep it for future reference. Left Right Before starting the machine, you or any other person who will be operating the Snowblower must familiarize yourself with the safety recommendations and the operating instructions. Please read carefully and be sure to understand and follow all recommendations and procedures. In this manual, the right and left sides are identified as shown on Figure. Figure If you require additional information on your Snowblower, please contact your dealer MODEL: SERIAL Nº: DATE OF PURCHASE: Now take a moment to enter the model, serial number and the date of purchase of your Snowblower in the space provided. -5-

5 SAFETY GENERAL SAFETY WHEN YOU SEE THIS SYMBOL 8) Prolonged exposure to noise may hamper hearing. Protect yourself by wearing adequate protection devices. 9) Hydraulic fluids under pressure can damage your skin. Do not use your hands to locate a leak. Attention! BE ALERT YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED This symbol «SAFETY ALERT» is used in this manual and on the safety decals on the Snowblower. It warns you of the possibility of danger. Carefully read, understand and follow all safety recommendations before operating the Snowblower. ) Careful operation is the best assurance against accidents. Carefully read this manual and follow all recommendations before operating your Snowblower. It is the owner s responsibility to make sure that anyone who will operate the Snowblower will read this manual before operating the equipment. ) Familiarize yourself with all controls and always be ready to stop the Snowblower quickly in case of emergency. 3) Never let a child operate the Snowblower. ) Do not modify the Snowblower. Any non authorized modification may affect the efficiency and/or safety of the equipment. 5) Never operate the Snowblower with defective parts or if damaged in any way. Have it repaired before operating. 6) Make sure all fasteners are in place and properly secured or tightened. Refer to torque chart on page 8. 7) Avoid wearing loose fitting clothing when working with the Snowblower. These could get entangled in moving parts of the equipment and cause accidents. 0) Before the beginning of the snow season, inspect all areas where the Snowblower will be used and remove any object which may cause an accident and/or damage the equipment. ) Never operate your Snowblower in poor visibility or without proper lighting conditions. SAFETY IN OPERATION ) Be sure there are no obstructions around the equipment and that no one stands near the equipment when in operation. ) Do not operate an engine in a confined or non ventilated area. 3) Do not perform any adjustments, cleaning, maintenance or repairs with the engine running. The engine must be stopped and the P.T.O. disengaged. Preferably remove the key from the ignition. ) Wear adequate clothing when working in cold or windy conditions. 5) Before operating, make sure the P.T.O. is properly installed and secured. 6) Before starting-up the Snowblower, make sure the auger and drum areas are free of ice. 7) Put P.T.O. control in neutral position before starting engine. 8) Keep hands, feet and clothing away from moving parts of the Snowblower. Stay away from the discharge chute. 9) Before unplugging the chute, always disengage the P.T.O., stop the engine and relieve all hydraulic pressures

6 SAFETY (cont'd) 0) Do not operate in excessive inclined conditions. Be careful when turning in slopes. ) Never operate your Snowblower with missing guards or without protective devices in place. ) Do not operate your Snowblower near buildings, windows or other vehicules without prior and proper adjustment of the chute deflector. 3) Never aim discharge chute towards people or animals. This may cause serious injuries. ) Always reduce operating speed in slippery conditions. 5) Be careful when backing-up, make sure you have good visibility. 6) Always be on the lookout for objects which may enter the Snowblower. 7) If undue vibrations are felt, disengage the P.T.O., stop the motor and look for the cause of the vibration. Vibration is usually the indication of a problem. 8) At the end of the operation, disengage the P.T.O., lower the Snowblower, put transmission in neutral, apply parking brake, stop engine and remove the key from the ignition. SAFETY IN TRANSPORT ) On public roads, use proper safety lights and check local regulations. ) Be alert while driving on the road. Never carry passengers. 3) Always disengage P.T.O. while moving from one area of work to another. ) The recommended road speed should be such as to maintain full control over steering and braking. 5) Be careful while backing up, make sure you have good visibility. SAFETY IN STORAGE ) Provide adequate supports to prevent any accidental overturning of the Snowblower. ) Do not let children play in the area where the Snowblower is stored. SAFETY WITH MAINTENANCE ) Perform the Snowblower maintenance according to recommendations contained in this manual. ) Stop engine and relieve all hydraulic pressures before doing inspection, maintenance or repairs. 3) Never perform any work under the Snowblower while it is supported only by the tractor's hydraulic system. It must be completely supported by wooden blocks or other safe means

7 DECALS SAFETY DECALS The safety decals are affixed wherever special safety precautions are indicated. Locate them on the machine and read them carefully. If a decal is damaged, lost or illegible, install a new one. The following photos indicate where each one must be installed. Figure Decal B Part nº: Figure 5 Decal C Part nº: A03 A Figure 3 Decal A Part nº: B C B C Figure 6-8 -

8 DECALS (cont'd) F E D Figure 7 Figure 0 Decal F Part nº: Figure 8 Decal D Part nº: Figure 9 Decal E Part nº:

9 DECALS (cont'd) Figure Part nº: A 09 MAINTENANCE DECALS The maintenance decals indicate the points requiring lubrication. Refer to maintenance section for more details. Figure 3 Part nº: A 06 Figure Part nº: A08-0 -

10 ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY ) The Snowblower is shipped partly assembled. ) Install P.T.O. shaft with the shear pin end onto the Snowblower gear box. Then attach safety shield support chain as shown. WARNING: The telescoping tubes of the drive shaft must never be allowed to bottom out while maintaining a minimum overlap of 6 inches. Figure 3) If you install a hydraulic cylinder on the chute deflector, use model 5TR0 cylinder. ) When installing chute, grease the groove of the UHMW slide in order to prevent the corrosion of the rim of the chute. 5) For the installation of the chute rotation mechanism, please refer to parts section, according to the type used. - -

11 STARTING-UP START-UP PROCEDURES ) Check oil level in gearbox. Adjust to required oil level as per drawing in Parts List section. Use SAE 80W90 oil. ) Lubricate all points with a good quality multipurpose grease. 3) Verify for adequate tightness of all fastening devices. Refer to torque chart on page 8. ) Make sure of a 50 RPM input to your snowblower. 5) In order to avoid damaging your snowblower, adjust the speed of descent of your 3 point hitch to prevent striking the ground too hard. 6) Adjust the hydraulic flow in order to have a good control of the rotation speed of the chute. - -

12 MAINTENANCE ) Wipe off all grease fittings with a clean cloth before adding grease in order to avoid injecting dirt and sand. ) Repair or replace damaged grease fittings. 3) Lubricate all grease fittings every 8 hours of operation. ) Oil drive chain every 8 hours of operation. 5) Lubricate P.T.O. shaft as indicated below: 9) Change gearbox oil once a year. Use gear box oil S.A.E. 80W90 rated API, class GL-5. 0) Check all nuts and bolts once a year. If necessary use torque chart on page 8. ) For the PTO shaft, always use a grade 5 shear bolt. ) UHMW slides do not require lubrification except at the end of the season in order to prevent corrosion of steel components that are in contact with the UHMW material. CHAIN REPLACEMENT Pull out the P.T.O. and lubricate between the two tubes with low temperature grease. Drive line tubes must slide easily even in cold weather. Clean off old hardened grease and apply fresh grease as needed. ) When installing a new chain, it is strongly recommended to also change all the sprockets of your drive. The warn sprockets no longer have the proper pitch for your new chain; causes stretching and premature ware of the chain. Always route your chain according to the defined configuration. 6) Check oil level in gear box once a month. If necessary add oil. 7) Check tension of drive chain every hours of operation and adjust if necessary. Figure 5 8) Check for tightness of bearing collars every 8 hours of operation

13 STORAGE ) Store the Snowblower in a cool, dry place. ) Support the Snowblower with wooden blocks. 3) Keep all piston rods in the retracted position. This will assure better protection against the elements. 5) Thoroughly inspect all parts of the Snowblower. Replace or repair worn or defective parts. 6) Touch-up or repaint if necessary. 7) Lubricate all points before storage. ) Clean your Snowblower. - -

14 SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS MODEL Horse power recommended Cutting width Cutting height Drum diameter Depth of drum Ipeller blades Height - impeller center Size of impeller shaft Impeller RPM Auger diameter Drive chain Chute Antifriction ring for chute Chute Manual rotation Hyd. cylinder mechanism Hyd. motor Deflector Manual adjustment Hyd. cylinder Hitch category PTO shaft category Weight including chute (lbs) P-6-IV 8 to 35 6" 9" " 7" 5" ¼" 50 6" 50 Included Included Included Included T0 70 Design and specifications subject to change without notice P-7-IV 8 to 35 7" 9" " 7" 5" ¼" 50 6" 50 Included Included Included Included T0 50

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16 SNOWBLOWERS P-6-IV P-7-IV (cont'd) UCFLD FLD05 UC MLH TR AD AD RSP-/6x06NPT RSP-/6x08NPT DESCRIPTION QTY Frame P-6-IV... Frame P-7-IV... Ring ¼" - 9 splines (welded)... Grease fitting /" - 8 straight... Drive shaft 5 ¼" (included #)... Drive shaft 9 ¼" (included #)... Impeller guard, right side... Sprocket # 50 + ass. shear plate (included #3 and #8)... Shear bolt /" NC x " lg grade + nylon locknut... Bushing " i.d. x / 8 " o.d. x ½" lg... Bolt /" NC x 3 ½" lg + nylon locknut... Flat washer /" i.d. x " o.d.... Bolt 3/8" NC x " lg + nylon locknut... Idler... Idler sprocket #50... Bearing " + ductile iron casting flange... Side chain guard... Bolt /" NC x " lg + nylon locknut... Drive shaft guard... Bolt 3/8" NC x 5 ½" lg + nylon locknut... Gear box spacer... Lynch pin 3/6" x ¼"... Gear box T8... Ductile iron casting flange... Bearing " ø... Bolt 3/8" NC x ¾" lg + nylon locknut and () flat washer... Bolt 3/8" NC x " lg + nylon locknut and () flat washer... Chute flange... Flange support... Hydraulic motor with cushion valve... Motor support plate... Bolt 3/8" NC x 3/" lg + nylon locknut... Bolt 3/8" NC x " lg + lock washer... "Orbit" motor key... Base... Bolt 7/6" NC x ¼" + flat washer and nylon locknut... Chute... Cylinder... Clevis pin " x 3 / 8 " lg... Hairpin cotter 7/8"... Spacer... Set screw 3/8" NC x 3/8" lg... Gear... Bolt /" NC x ¼" + lock washer... Safety guard... Bolt 3/8" NC x " + flat washer and nylon locknut... Auger P-6-IV... Auger P-7-IV... Sprocket 50A3 T " ø... Bolt 3/8" NC x ¼" lg + two-way locknut... Chain #50 x 53 ¾" lg... Impeller guard, left side... Hitch pin clip 5/3"... Pins category... Carriage bolt 5/6" NC x 3/" lg + nylon locknut... Impeller deflector... Bolt 7/6" NC x ½" lg + nylon locknut... Splined shaft adaptor... Bolt 3/8" NC x ¼" lg modified... Impeller key... Impeller " ø blades... Pin category (3 point top)... Carriage bolt 7/6" NC x ¼" lg + nylon locknut... Kit of unidirectional restrictors 3/8" NPT... opt. opt. Kit of unidirectional restrictors /" NPT... opt. opt. PTO shaft (T0)... Right skid shoe... Left skid shoe PART # 6 REF

17 SNOWBLOWERS P-6-IV P-7-IV (cont'd) NI DEC-P-7-IV NI DEC-P-7-IV DESCRIPTION QTY Chute adjusting rod Cotter pin 5/3" x ½" Chute adjusting rod's cotter... Serial number plate... Aluminium rivet /8" Decal kit for snowblower P-6-IV... Decal kit for snowblower P-7-IV PART # 6 REF. -

18 ELECTRIC CHUTE COMPONENTS ERD R REF. PART # DESCRIPTION QTY Bolt /" NC x ¾" lg + nylon locknut Electric motor V Sprocket Bolt /" NC x 3/" lg + nylon locknut + flat washer Motor support Chute base extension Electric motor guard Bolt /" NC x 3/" lg + nylon locknut

19 ELECTRIC CHUTE DIAGRAM ERD REF. PART # DESCRIPTION QTY Electric motor V Control box Electrical harness (including items # to # )... Control switch positions... 5 Cable wire x GA x 7'... 6 Fuse 0A... 7 Fuse holder... 8 Cable wire x GA x 6'... 9 Cable wires x GA x 5'... 0 Cable wire x GA x 3 ½'... Connector Delphi Metri-pack male... Connector Delphi Metri-pack female... 3 Cable wires x GA x 7'... Connector Delphi 987-B

20 ELECTRIC CHUTE DEFLECTOR COMPONENTS AE R REF. PART # DESCRIPTION QTY Electric actuator V, " stroke Cylinder support Cylinder support Cylinder pin Hairpin clip 7/8" x ¼" Bolt /" NC x ¾" lg + nylon locknut Electric wiring support Bolt 5/6" NC x " lg + nylon locknut

21 ELECTRIC CHUTE DEFLECTOR DIAGRAM AE REF. PART # DESCRIPTION QTY Electric actuator V, " stroke Control box Electrical harness (including items # to # )... Control switch positions... 5 Cable wire x 6GA x 7'... 6 Fuse 5A... 7 Fuse holder... 8 Cable wire x 6GA x 6'... 9 Cable wires x GA x 5'... 0 Cable wire x 6GA x 3 ½'... Connector Delphi Metri-pack male... Connector Delphi Metri-pack female... 3 Cable wires x GA x 9'... Thermo-shrink sleeving /" x 6" lg

22 P.T.O. SHAFT # (T0) 7 7 REF. PART # DESCRIPTION QTY 63 Safety shear yoke with push pin U-joint + retaining rings + grease fitting Retaining ring Grease fitting Yoke for inner tube Stopper for inner tube Inner tube Outer tube Stopper for outer tube Yoke for outer tube E Yoke lock BS Yoke with hole 3 /8" - 6 splines, interfering bolt P.T.O. section, side with safety shear bolt, inner part, with protector P.T.O. section, side without safety shear bolt, outer part, with protector Adaptor ( bolts) Yoke and shearplate Ball Grease fitting Safety shear bolt M8 x 50mm E Bearing ring for inner guard tube E Bearing ring for outer guard tube Stopper Inner shield Outer shield Complete shield Bolt M x 70mm Safety chain

23 GEAR BOX (T8A modified) Arbre Shaft /"-9 cannelures splines Oil volume required: 0.5 liter. Use SAE 80W90 oil or equivalent. Arbre Shaft /" /" rondround Chemin Key path de clé /" /" Bouchon Oil filling, de remplissage, drain and level de vidange plug et de niveau d'huile REF. PART # DESCRIPTION QTY 6 Casing Side shaft ( ¼" - 9 splines) Spacer 35,3 x RS Ball bearing Key 0 x 8 x Impeller shaft ¼" Seal 35 x 5 x Gear Z Spacer 35.3 x Snap ring 35 UNI Spacer 35.3 x Oil seal Oil plug (oil filler plug, drain plug and oil level plug) Bolt M8 x Nut M

24 CYLINDER 5TR ¼" REF. PART # DESCRIPTION QTY See #RK5TR O-ring /8" x ¼" x ½"... See #RK5TR Back-up ½" o.d. x 3/6 ø... 3 See #RK5TR O-ring 3/6" x /8" x ½"... See #RK5TR O-ring /6" x 5/8" x 3/"... 5 See #RK5TR O-ring /8" x /8" x 3 /8"... 6 See #RK5TR Back-up 3 /8" o.d. x /8" ø... 7 See #RK5TR Wiper /8" i.d. x 5 /8" o.d Yoke (for ½" tube) Nut 3/" NF Piston ½" ø Piston rod /8" Cylinder body ½" ø Head (for ½" tube) Bolt 3/8" NC x ¼" + nut Nut 3/8" NC Std. Threaded rod 3/8" NC x 8" lg Yoke (for /8" rod)... NI* 883 Pin " ø + cotter pin... NI* RK5TR Repair kit for cylinder ½" (includes #,, 3,, 5, 6, & 7)... *NI = NOT ILLUSTRATED - 6 -

25 HYDRAULIC MOTOR #MLH-5, MLH-50-R & MLH-35-R CUSHION VALVE H0 MOTOR kit kit kit kit kit kit kit REF. PART # DESCRIPTION QTY kit 8368 Set of seals Key for "Orbit" motor

26 TORQUE CHART METRIC CHART MAXIMUM TORQUE Bolt size Thread Pitch (mm) Tool size Dry Lubricated Dry Lubricated Dry Lubricated M THICK 0,7 3/8 7 lbs/in 0 lbs/in 36 lbs/in 7 lbs/in 3 lbs/in 3 lbs/in M THIN 0,5 3/8 30 lbs/in lbs/in 0 lbs/in 30 lbs/in 8 lbs/in 36 lbs/in M5 THICK 0,8 3/8 5 lbs/in 0 lbs/in 7 lbs/in 5 lbs/in 86 lbs/in 65 lbs/in M5 THIN 0,5 3/8 6 lbs/in 6 lbs/in 83 lbs/in 6 lbs/in 99 lbs/in 7 lbs/in M6 THICK,00 3/8 9 lbs/in 69 lbs/in 0 lbs/in 9 lbs/in lbs/in 08 lbs/in M6 THIN 0,75 3/8 96 lbs/in 76 lbs/in 3 lbs/in 96 lbs/in 56 lbs/in 0 lbs/in M8 THICK,5 3/8 8 lbs/in 68 lbs/in 300 lbs/in 8 lbs/in 360 lbs/in 6 lbs/in M8 THIN,0 3/8 0 lbs/in 80 lbs/in 3 lbs/in 0 lbs/in 38 lbs/in 88 lbs/in M0 THICK,5 / 37 lbs/ft 8 lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft 37 lbs/ft 59 lbs/ft lbs/ft M0 THIN,5 / 39 lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft 5 lbs/ft 39 lbs/ft 6 lbs/ft 7 lbs/ft M THICK,75 / 6 lbs/ft 8 lbs/ft 86 lbs/ft 65 lbs/ft 03 lbs/ft 77 lbs/ft M THIN,5 / 70 lbs/ft 53 lbs/ft 95 lbs/ft 7 lbs/ft 3 lbs/ft 85 lbs/ft M THICK,0 / 0 lbs/ft 77 lbs/ft 38 lbs/ft 03 lbs/ft 6 lbs/ft 3 lbs/ft M THIN,5 / lbs/ft 83 lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft lbs/ft 78 lbs/ft 33 lbs/ft M6 THICK,0 / 59 lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft lbs/ft 6 lbs/ft 55 lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft M6 THIN,5 / 70 lbs/ft 8 lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft 7 lbs/ft 73 lbs/ft 05 lbs/ft M8 THICK,5 / 7 lbs/ft 70 lbs/ft 96 lbs/ft lbs/ft 35 lbs/ft 6 lbs/ft M8 THIN,5 / 57 lbs/ft 93 lbs/ft 33 lbs/ft 50 lbs/ft 375 lbs/ft 8 lbs/ft M0 THICK,5 / 3 lbs/ft lbs/ft 8 lbs/ft 3 lbs/ft 99 lbs/ft 37 lbs/ft M0 THIN,5 / 358 lbs/ft 69 lbs/ft 66 lbs/ft 39 lbs/ft 555 lbs/ft 7 lbs/ft M THICK,50 / 39 lbs/ft 39 lbs/ft 57 lbs/ft 8 lbs/ft 680 lbs/ft 50 lbs/ft M THIN,50 / 8 lbs/ft 386 lbs/ft 69 lbs/ft 7 lbs/ft 750 lbs/ft 56 lbs/ft M THICK 3,00 / 556 lbs/ft 7 lbs/ft 73 lbs/ft 5 lbs/ft 86 lbs/ft 66 lbs/ft M THIN,50 / 636 lbs/ft 77 lbs/ft 86 lbs/ft 60 lbs/ft 985 lbs/ft 739 lbs/ft Thick nuts must be used with grade 8 bolts. Use the above torques when special torque is not given. Note : These values apply to fasteners as received from suppliers, dry, or when lubricated with normal engine oil. They do not apply if extreme pressure lubricants are used. IMPERIAL CHART MAXIMUM TORQUE Grade Grade 5 Grade 8* Bolt size Pitch Thread by inch Tool size Dry Lubricated Dry Lubricated Dry Lubricated /8 #5 NC 0 3/8 8 lbs/in 6 lbs/in 3 lbs/in 0 lbs/in 8 lbs/in 3 lbs/in /8 #5 NF 3/8 9 lbs/in 6 lbs/in 3 lbs/in 0 lbs/in 9 lbs/in lbs/in 3/6 #0 NC 3/8 8 lbs/in lbs/in 3 lbs/in 3 lbs/in 60 lbs/in 5 lbs/in 3/6 #0 NF 3 3/8 3 lbs/in lbs/in 8 lbs/in 36 lbs/in 68 lbs/in 5 lbs/in / NC 0 3/8 66 lbs/in 9 lbs/in 96 lbs/in 76 lbs/in lbs/in 08 lbs/in / NF 8 3/8 75 lbs/in 56 lbs/in 0 lbs/in 87 lbs/in 68 lbs/in 0 lbs/in 5/6 NC 8 3/8 3 lbs/in 96 lbs/in 0 lbs/in 56 lbs/in 300 lbs/in 6 lbs/in 5/6 NF 3/8 lbs/in 08 lbs/in 8 lbs/in 68 lbs/in 3 lbs/in 0 lbs/in 3/8 NC 6 / 0 lbs/ft 5 lbs/ft 3 lbs/ft 3 lbs/ft lbs/ft 33 lbs/ft 3/8 NF / 3 lbs/ft 7 lbs/ft 35 lbs/ft 6 lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft 37 lbs/ft 7/6 NC / 3 lbs/ft lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft 37 lbs/ft 70 lbs/ft 5 lbs/ft 7/6 NF 0 / 36 lbs/ft 7 lbs/ft 55 lbs/ft lbs/ft 78 lbs/ft 58 lbs/ft / NC 3 / 9 lbs/ft 37 lbs/ft 75 lbs/ft 55 lbs/ft 06 lbs/ft 80 lbs/ft / NF 0 / 55 lbs/ft lbs/ft 85 lbs/ft 65 lbs/ft 0 lbs/ft 90 lbs/ft 9/6 NC / 70 lbs/ft 53 lbs/ft 0 lbs/ft 80 lbs/ft 5 lbs/ft 5 lbs/ft 9/6 NF 8 / 78 lbs/ft 59 lbs/ft 0 lbs/ft 90 lbs/ft 7 lbs/ft 8 lbs/ft 5/8 NC / 97 lbs/ft 73 lbs/ft 50 lbs/ft 3 lbs/ft lbs/ft 59 lbs/ft 5/8 NF 8 / 0 lbs/ft 8 lbs/ft 70 lbs/ft 30 lbs/ft 0 lbs/ft 80 lbs/ft 3/ NC 0 / 7 lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft 67 lbs/ft 00 lbs/ft 376 lbs/ft 8 lbs/ft 3/ NF 6 / 9 lbs/ft lbs/ft 300 lbs/ft 0 lbs/ft 0 lbs/ft 35 lbs/ft 7/8 NC 9 / 67 lbs/ft 5 lbs/ft 30 lbs/ft 30 lbs/ft 606 lbs/ft 55 lbs/ft 7/8 NF / 8 lbs/ft 38 lbs/ft 70 lbs/ft 350 lbs/ft 669 lbs/ft 50 lbs/ft NC 8 / 50 lbs/ft 87 lbs/ft 60 lbs/ft 80 lbs/ft 90 lbs/ft 680 lbs/ft NF / 80 lbs/ft 0 lbs/ft 70 lbs/ft 50 lbs/ft 00 lbs/ft 760 lbs/ft /8 NC 7 / 35 lbs/ft 66 lbs/ft 79 lbs/ft 596 lbs/ft 88 lbs/ft 966 lbs/ft /8 NF / 397 lbs/ft 98 lbs/ft 890 lbs/ft 668 lbs/ft lbs/ft 083 lbs/ft / NC 7 / 500 lbs/ft 373 lbs/ft lbs/ft 80 lbs/ft 87 lbs/ft 360 lbs/ft / NF / 553 lbs/ft 7 lbs/ft lbs/ft 930 lbs/ft 00 lbs/ft 509 lbs/ft 3/8 NC 6 / 655 lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft 69 lbs/ft 0 lbs/ft 38 lbs/ft 786 lbs/ft 3/8 NF / 76 lbs/ft 559 lbs/ft 67 lbs/ft 5 lbs/ft 70 lbs/ft 03 lbs/ft / NC 6 / 869 lbs/ft 65 lbs/ft 950 lbs/ft 6 lbs/ft 360 lbs/ft 370 lbs/ft / NF / 978 lbs/ft 73 lbs/ft 9 lbs/ft 65 lbs/ft 3560 lbs/ft 668 lbs/ft - 8 -

27 WARRANTY Manufacturer warrants this product to the initial purchaser for the period of one year from the date of purchase against defects in materials and workmanship. No guarantee is granted on wear parts. We will replace or repair defective parts free of charge if they are returned. This warranty becomes void and nul if the equipment Is modified, breaks down as the result of an accident, is not operated according to manufacturer s recommendations, damaged by negligence or if Maintenance has not been carried out as specified. All manufacturer spare parts purchased are covered by a three (3) month warranty. Transportation charges are the responsibility of the customer. This warranty is not transferable. Our obligation is limited to the replacement or repair of the defective part. manufacturer accepts no responsibility for direct or indirect consequential damages of any kind. Hydraulic cylinders are covered by the manufacturer of these items. The PTO shafts are warrantied by the manufacturer and cover only defects in material and workmanship, and is conditional to recommended use and installation only