Cascade 30D QFM Fork Mount Push/Pull Installation Instructions

Cascade 30D QFM Fork Mount Push/Pull Installation Instructions
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Below you will find brief information for Fork Mount Push/Pull 30D QFM. This document provides instructions on how to install the 30D QFM Fork Mount Push/Pull attachment on a forklift. It includes requirements for the truck carriage, forks, and hydraulic supply, as well as step-by-step instructions for attaching and removing the attachment.

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Installation

Instructions

30D QFM™

Quick Fork Mount Push/Pull

IMPORTANT: Field alterations may impair performance or capability and could result in loss of warranty. Consult Cascade for any required modifications.

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WARNING:

Rated capacity of the truck/ attachment combination is a responsibility of the original truck manufacturer and may be less than shown on the attachment nameplate. Consult the truck nameplate.

Pallet forks are required to support the load and attachment.

Manual Number 674352 R-2

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Cascade is a Registered Trademark of Cascade Corporation

Requirements

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WARNING: The QFM™ Push/Pull must be mounted on standard forks to support the load and the attachment. l Fork Specifications: Forks up to 1.8 in. thick and 40 to 46 in. long may be used. Recommended fork length is 42 in. with bottom taper. The forks must be adjustable to 22.5-25.5 in. between the inner edges of the forks. l Sideshifter Limitations: To avoid mounting interference, the sideshifter components and cylinder must not protrude in front of the carriage fork bars.

0 Truck Relief Valve Setting: 2300 psi, maximum

0 Volume: 4-10 GPM l Recommended minimum hose and fitting size: No. 6 (.375 in. I.D.)

0 Truck carriage or sideshifter carriage must conform to the Indus- trial Truck Association (ITA) dimensional standards as shown in the chart at right.

0 The truck carriage or sideshifter carriage must be clean and undamaged. The front face of the carriage bars must be flat.

0 To conform with industry standard practice, the hoses should be connected to the truck auxiliary valve as indicated by the chart at right.

Sideshift

Sideshift Right

(when equipped) Sideshift Left

Push/Pull *

Pull (rearward)

Push (forward)

Rearward or Up

Forward or Down

Rearward or Up

Forward or Down

*Trucks equipped with a three-function auxiliary control valve and solenoid adaption require the control knob electrical button to be depressed for operation of the push/pull function.

Truck Preparation

The following preparation should be performed prior to attachment installation.

The QFM™ Push/Pull requires a mast hydraulic supply group. If a sideshifter is not installed and the truck is not equipped with mast internal hose reev- ing, a hose reel will be required. Refer to Form 673835 for THINLINE™ Hose

Reel installation instructions.

Cascade THINLINE™ Hose

Reel and mast supply group for QFM™ Push/Pull operation.

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Trucks equipped with a sideshifter and a single-function auxiliary control valve will require conversion to two-function operation by installation of Solenoid

Adaption Kit 674303. Refer to Form

674306 for installation instructions.

Cascade Solenoid Adaption

Kit 674303

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Sideshlfter

Hose Reel

QFMTM Push/Pull

Hose Reel

For fast QFM™ Push/Pull installation and removal from the truck, install

Hydraulic Quick Disconnect Coupling Kit

671045. Refer to Form 671422 for in- stallation instructions.

Cascade Hydraulic Quick Disconnect

Coupling Kit 671045

WARNING:

Installation

Attach a hoist rated at 2000 Ibs. minimum.

WARNING:

1 . Attach a hoist rated at 2000 Ibs. minimum through the frame and faceplate as shown. Remove the attachment from the shipping pallet. Pull out the lower mounting hook locking pins and turn the lower mounting hooks downward until they lock in position. Place the attachment on the floor with a 2 x 4 under the platen tips.

Adjust fork width.

Adjust the truck forks to a measurement of 22.5-25.5 in. between the inner edges of the forks. Engage fork detent pins in appropriate notches.

Lower hooks must be in the down position.

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Position the truck carriage in the true vertical position.

Lower the forks to the ground. Center the truck carriage behind the attachment. Drive forward to fully engage the truck upper carriage bar with the attachment upper hooks.

Raise the attachment 1 or 2 in.

Union

Connect the attachment hoses to the truck hose terminal fittings or Quick Disconnect fittings. Route the hoses to avoid interference with the mast. kit 671045

Position faceplate

Connect hoses together.

5. Disconnect the truck supply hoses from the attachment valve assembly fittings. Connect the hoses together with a union be pressed. Reinstall the hoses to the attach-

WARNING:

Lower Mounting Hooks control valve to position the faceplate of its travel on the platen. Raise the el to gain access to the lower moun-

Installation

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Loosen the mounting hook capscrews. Position hooks down to end of adjustment slot. Pull out the lower mounting hook locking pins. Rotate the hooks up and lock in place. Adjust the hooks for 1/16 in. clearance with the lower carriage bar.

Tighten the capscrews to a torque of 55-65 ft.-lbs.

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Pull out locking pins.

Rotate hooks up and lock in place.

Adjust hooks for 1116 in. clearance. Tighten capscrews to a torque of 55-65 ft.-lbs.

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‘Mounting Hook Capscrews

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The inside spacing between the platens can be adjusted to

4 in. or 10 in. as required. Remove the platen capscrews and nuts. Move the platens to line up with the other set of predrilled holes, Install the capscrews and nuts. Tighten to a torque of 35-45 ft.-lbs.

Tighten to a torque

Prior to Operation

. Operate the attachment through several complete cycles to make sure all functions operate correctly. l

Retract the faceplate and note that the gripper bar closes fully before the faceplate retracts. l

Extend the faceplate and note that the gripper bar opens before the faceplate extends. l

With the faceplate extended and the control valve in neutral, the gripper bar should not drift down.

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Check for external leaks at the hoses and fittings.

Part No. 674352 R-2 0 Cascade 1985

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Key Features

  • Quick and easy installation and removal.
  • Compatible with standard forklift forks.
  • Adjustable platen spacing.
  • Gripper bar opens and closes smoothly.
  • Hydraulic quick disconnect coupling kit available.
  • Solenoid adaption kit available for trucks with single-function auxiliary control valves.

Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the rated capacity of the truck/attachment combination?
The rated capacity is the responsibility of the original truck manufacturer and may be less than shown on the attachment nameplate. Consult the truck nameplate.
What type of forks are required?
Pallet forks are required to support the load and attachment. Forks up to 1.8 in. thick and 40 to 46 in. long may be used. The forks must be adjustable to 22.5-25.5 in. between the inner edges of the forks.
What type of hydraulic supply is required?
The QFM Push/Pull requires a mast hydraulic supply group. If a sideshifter is not installed, a hose reel will be required.
What are the truck relief valve setting and volume requirements?
The truck relief valve setting should be 2300 psi, maximum. The volume requirement is 4-10 GPM.

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