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FORM NO.80357
April 2, 1998
Read this document before operating the spreader.
This manual is for Fisher Regular and High Capacity Hopper Spreaders with serial numbers (3850 -).
PREFACE
T ABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY
1
Detennining Weights Vehicle
OPERATION. Control Identification
Hydraulic
Operation. Engine.
Stopping the Engine.
Units.
ABBREVIATION KEY
Payload. and Repair
..
..
.
.
...
...1
...2
..4
..4
..4
..5
.7
.7
.7
7
7
8
8
...10
...10
...10
...10
...II
...II
...12
12
T ABLE OF CONTENTS
BatteryKits
Vehicle Battery Kit.
Spreader Battery Kit.
GearCase
Gear Case Assembly.
Housing- Pre-assembly .~
Cover Pre-assembly s
Output Shaft Pre-assembly
Input Shaft Pre-assembly
24
24
Assembly of Pre-assembled Parts. ..24
Gear Case Disassembly. , .25
Feed Gate -Regular Capacity.
Feed Gate -High Capacity. .-'-c:
25
26
Labels -Regular and High Capacity. ..26
CabControl 27
ClampLoops
VehicleHarness.
Spreader Harness.
27
28
28
22
22
22
23
24
24
24
PlugCover
Hook
Electric Throttle.
Removal Instructions.
Installation Instructions.
28
28
29
29
29
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PREFACE
Welcome to the growing family ofFISHERIK> spreader owners.
This manual provides safety , operation, maintenance, repair parts, and accessories information for your new FISHER spreader. To keep your spreader operating safely and efficiently, insist that all operators and maintenance personnel read and understand this manual.
When service is necessary, your local Fisher dealer/distributor knows your spreader best and is interested in your complete satisfaction. Contact your dealer or distributor if you require assistance.
Always obtain original Fisher service parts from your Fisher dealer/distributor. Never accept any substitute items as they could affect the perfonnance and warranty of this product.
Before using your FISHER spreader, make sure your vehicle is equipped with all vSihicle manufacturer's and Fisher's recommended options for sp~ading. Read this manual and an spreader labels before using the spreader.
I C
AUTION: This spreader is designed to spread snow and ice control materials
I only. Do not use the spreader for purposes
! other than those specified in this manual.
Before using your spreader, read this manual carefully and follow its recommendations.
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Safety Definitions
N
OTE: Identifies tips, helpful hints, and maintenance infonnation the reader should know.
Safety Precautions
Observe the following safety procedures before and during the use of the spreader. By following these rules and applying common sense, possible injury and potential damage to the product may be avoided.
SAFETY
.Stop the spreader before leaving the vehicle to Wlclog, adjust, oil, or clean the spreader
.Before servicing the spreader, wait for all movement to stop.
.Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from power-driven parts and the conveyor chain.
.Do not climb on or allow others to climb on the spreader at any time while operating.
.While operating the spreader, use auxiliary warning lights except when prohibited by law.
/CAUTION:
.Do not operate a spreader in need of maintenance.
.Before operating the spreader, reassemble any parts or hardware that were removed.
.Before operating the spreader, remove materials such as cleaning rags, brushes, and hand tools from the spreader.
I
Battery Safety
.Before working with the spreader, secure all loose fitting clothing and unrestrained hair.
.Before starting the spreader, check that all personnel and equipment are clear of the spreader and the spray area-
.Before operating the spreader, check that all safety guards are in place.
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.A void exposing battery to a spark or flame.
.Always charge battery in a well ventilated area-
.A void contact with battery acid. It can cause serious personal injury and damage to the equipment.
.Always disconnect battery before removing or replacing any electrical components.
.Never lay anything on a battery .This
could result in electrical shock or burns, or damage to the vehicle or equipment.
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SAFETY
4-
6-
10r r
I v-,:
Spreader Labels
The diagram below indicates the location of the safety and identification labels. The numbers in the diagram correspond to the numbers listed below.
,- -
7-
~
~r
5
7
"" 8
3
9
~
I r-~v'
0 FISHER@ Deca14-1/4 X 15
(PN 20724)
14 A
I
I
W
ARNING: Improper installation and operation can
I cause injury, and/or equipment and
I ~roperty damage. Read and understand labels and Owner's
Manual before installing, operating, lor making adjustments to spreader.
If a replacement manual is needed,
I contact your distributor.
PN 20598
0AI
I
W ARNING: Overloaded vehicles can cause accidents.
I
Do. not exceed GVWR and GA WR
;ratmgs.
I See Owner's Manual to detennine
I maximum volumes of spreading
I material.
PN 9133
W ARNING: Do not ride .on any part of spreader at any tIme.
I
This can cause injury .
PN 9129
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SAFETY
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Torque Chart
When tightening fasteners, refer to Table I,
Torque Chart, for the recommended fastener torque values.
Regular Capacity
See Figure 1 to determine the correct amount of spreading material for the regular capacity hopper spreader.
Material Weights
Refer to Table 2, Material Weights, for the weight per cubic yard of common spreading materials.
Table 2: Material Weights
High Capacity
See Figure 2 to determine the correct amount of spreading material for the high capacity hopper spreader.
Figure 2
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Determining
GENERAL INFORMA TION
Vehicle Payload
Use Table 3 to record infonnation.
I. Install hopper spreader and optional equipment according to the instructions.
2. Install or attach any other equipment that will be on the vehicle while the hopper spreader will be in use (step bumper, trailer hitch, snowplows, etc. ).
Fill gas tanks.
3. Obtain the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
(GVWR), Front Gross Axle Weight Rating
(FGA WR), and Rear Gross Axle Weight
Rating (RGA WR) from the certification label located inside the driver-side door jam.
4. With the occupants in the truck for normal hopper spreader operation, weigh vehicle to obtain gross vehicle weight (GVW).
5. Subtract the GVW from the GVWR to determine the available material payload.
6. Obtain the weight per cubic yard (1b./cu. yd.) of the desired material from Table 2t page 4.
Divide the weight into the payload to detennine the maximum volume of material that can be carried.
7. Compare the maximum volume to Figures I or 2 on page 4 to determine the maximum height of the material in the hopper spreader .
8. Fill hopper with the material to the height calculated. Re-weigh vehicle with occupants and verify the GVW , Front Gross Axle
Weight, and Rear Gross Axle Weight are less than the vehicle's ratings.
9. Repeat steps 7 and 8 for each type of material.
Refer to Table 3 on page 6 for an example and worksheet.
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GENERAL INFORMA TION
Material Type
Equipment installed when vehide was weighed
Front Gross Axle Weight Rating
(FGAWR)
Rear Gross Axle Weight Rating
(RGAWR)
Gross Vehide Weight Rating
(GVWR) (lb.)
Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) (lb.)
(empty)
Payload Available (Ib. }
Material Weight (lb./cu. yd.)
Maximum Volume {cu. yd.)
Maximum Height (Approximate) (in.)
Loaded Front Gross Axle Weight
(FGAW) (lb.)
Loaded Rear Gross Axle Weight
(RGAW) (lb.)
Loaded Gross Vehicle Weight
(GVW) (lb.)
Table 3: Determining Vehicle Payload
Example
Coarse Salt -Dry
RC Mild Steel 8'
Hopper Spreader
8600
-6500
= 2100
+ 1431
= 1.47
24"
=
+
=
Table 4: Spreader Specifications
Spreader
Description
Overall
Spreader
Length
(inches)
Empty
Weight (lb.)
(No screen or battery)
Capacity
Struck
(cu. yd.)
Capacity
Rounded
(cu. yd.)
Overall
Width
(inches)
Regular Capacity
8' Hopper Body
16 Gauge Stainless Steel
Regular Capacity
8' Hopper Body
12 Gauge Mild Steel
113
113
624
820
1.8*
1.8**
2.3*
2.3**
50-3/4
50-3/4
High Capacity
8' Hopper Body
12 Gauge Mild Steel
High Capacity
10' Hopper Body
12 Gauge Mild Steel
113
137
1000
1200
2.6
3.3
3.2
4.1
.Side Extensions are not recommended for the 16 Gauge Stainless Steel Spreader and will void all warranties.
..6" Side Extension adds 0.6 cu. yd. capacity, 12" Side Extension adds 1.2 cu. yd. capacity.
58
58
= =
Overall
Height
(inches)
Recommended Use
32-1/2
32-1/2
41
41
314 or 1 Ton
Pick-up
Trucks above 8500
Ib. GVWR
Dump or
Flat Bed
Trucks above
15,000 Ib.
GVWR
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Cab Control Identification
3-Position Spreader
Electric Ignition
Clutch
Switch
Switch
OFF~.
BLAST
Clutch
Figure 3
Electric
Throttle
Switch
ON
START
OPERA TION
8.
When the engine starts, release the ignition switch.
N
OTE: If the engine does not start after 10 seconds of cranking, turn both vehicle and spreader ignition switches to OFF and see the
Briggs & Stratton Owner's Manual that is shipped with the spreader.
mLE
Ihrott.J
i
N
OTE: The conveyor and spinner will operate when the clutch switch is in the ON or BLAST position.
9. After the engine starts, move the throttle switch to mLE and hold for 1/2 -I second to release the choke.
10. To control the engine speed:
.Increase: hold the throttle switch at
CHOKE/FAST .
.Decrease: hold the throttle switch at mLE.
N OTE: Maximum engine speed is obtained just prior to choking the engine.
Stopping the Engine
I. Move the throttle to IDLE and hold for two seconds.
2. Turn the spreader ignition switch to OFF .
Engine Operation
Referto Figure 3 as a reference for starting and stopping the engine.
Starting the Engine
N
OTE: Read and understand the engine manufacturer's Owner's Manual before starting the engine.
I. Turn the vehicle ignition switch to ON .
2. Verify the clutch switch is OFF.
3. Turn the spreader ignition switch (labeled
"Engine" on the cab control) to ON.
4. Move the throttle switch to illLE and hold for two seconds; release.
5. Turn the spreader ignition switch to START.
6.
7.
While the engine is cranking, move the throttle switch to CHOKE/FAST.
When the engine starts to fIfe, release the throttle switch.
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Clutch Operation
1
Start the engine.
2. Adjust the speed to slightly above idle.
3. Move the clutch switch to ON.
4.
OIPERATION
Increase the engine speed to the desired RPM.
Baffle Adjustment
Spread pattern and the amount of material dispensed depends on engine RPM, gate position, and baffle settings.
.Decreasing RPM and/or gate-opening will decrease the amount of material coming to the spinner-
.Increasing RPM and/or gate-opening will increase the amount of material coming to the spinner .
See Figure 4, and Figures 5 and 6 on the next page.
Figure 4
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OPERA TION
These figures are as viewed from the top of the spinner looking down.
Figure 5
Figure 6
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MAINTIENANCE
General
At the end of the season, oil or paint all bare surfaces after washing and before storing the unit.
Grease
Maintain spinner shaft-to-gear case roller chain tension. Correct chain tension allows
5/16" deflection midway between the sprockets. See Figure 7.
To increase chain tension: loosen the bearing mounting hardware and pull the spinner shaft away from the gear case.
Make sure the spinner shaft is vertical and the sprockets are lined up before re-tightening the fasteners. Oil this chain after each use, and at the end of the season.
.Use dielectric grease on all electrical connections at the beginning and end of each season, and as required during the season.
.After every 10 hours of operation, grease the idler bearings on the idler shaft, flanged bearings on the drive shaft and the input shaft above the gear case, and the spinner shaft bearings.
.After every 50 hours of operation, grease the input shaft bearing on the gear case and verify the oil level of the gear case is level with the fill hole.
.Change gear case oil once a year .Drain oil by removing the side cover of the gear case. Refill with SAE 90 weight gear oil.
Oil level should be even with the bottom of the fill hole.
Chains
(
5116" Deflection
Figure 7
.Maintain engine-to-electric clutch roller chain tension. Correct tension allows 5/16" deflection midway between sprockets. See
Figure 8.
At the beginning of each season, and once a month during the season, verify the drive sprocket set screws are tight.
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Figure 8
To increase chain tension: loosen the four engine mount-to-enginebase bolts and pull the engine away from the electric clutch.
Re-tighten bolts. Oil this chain after each use, and at the end of the season.
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MAINTENANCE
Periodically check the conveyor chain tension.
To check the tension, measure in 20"-24" from the rear edge of the sills. Push up on the chain with your hand. The conveyor chain should lift 1 "-3" off the conveyor chain guide or cross angles. See Figure 9.
Engine Service and Repair
Maintain the spreader engine according to the
Briggs & Stratton Engine Owner's Manual that is shipped with the spreader. Engine warranty is covered by Briggs & Stratton and is described in the back of the manual.
If service or repair is needed, contact an authorized Briggs & Stratton Service Center. To serve you promptly, the Service Center will need the model, type, and code number for your engIne.
Your nearest service center is listed in the
"Yellow Pages" under "Engines, Gasoline" or
"Gasoline Engines."
Figure 9
Use the (2) 5/8" x 6" take-up bolts at the front of the spreader to adjust the conveyor chain tension. Turn both sides equal amounts to ensure the tension is equally distributed across both sides of the conveyor chain.
Always empty the spreader when it is not in use to prevent a frozen conveyor chain.
Electric Clutch
To minimize problems and extend the life of the electric clutch, do the following:
.At the end of each snow season, remove and clean the clutch.
.After cleaning the clutch, coat both mating surfaces of the clutch with oil or light grease-
.Remove oil and grease prior to using the clutch again.
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Hydraulic Hopper Spreaders
I. Check hydraulic fluid level before every use.
Add fluid as required.
2. Periodically inspect the hoses and fittings for danlage and possible leaks.
3. Change the hydraulic fluid filter after the first
50 hours of operation of a new unit.
4. Reservoir should be drained through the drain plug only, NOT through the suction outlet.
MAINTENANCE
Flush and refill reservoir annually, or sooner if fluid shows signs of break-down or contamination.
The use of proper hydraulic fluid in the system is critical to satisfactory performance. Only clean, new hydraulic fluid, of the proper viscosity, should be used. Keep all hydraulic fluids in original containers. Use only clean measuring containers and funnels when pouring fluids, Keep all containter closed when not in use.
TROUBLE SHOOTING for HYDRAULIC UNITS
iPROBLEM
I,
Unit speed does not increase with the dial setting
2.
Unit stalls under load
3. Unit speed fluctuates momentarily when control is fIrst turned on.
4.
Pump blows seals at start-up.
CORRECTION
A. Increase truck engine speed.
B. Check condition of pump
C. Check for adequate PTO percent.
Check circuit pressure. 900-1, 200 PSI maximum with relief valve dumping at 1,500 PSI.
A. Cold oil. Wait until oil has warmed up.
B. Change to lighter weight oil.
Pump installed backwards. Replace seals and reverse pump in drive line. (Note arrow on pump.)
AR
ASSY
CB
CHMSL
CNP
CS
DIA
ELEC
EX
FL
G
HC
HP
HSG
As Required
Assembly
Carriage Bolt
Center High-Mounted Stoplight
Cooe Point
Cap Screw
Diameter
Electric
Extemal
Flat
Grade
High Capacity
Horsepower
Housing
ABBREVIA TION KEY
HX ill
LO
LK
MS
MS
NPTF
NYIS
PH
PN
PT
RC
SAE
SBH
Hex (Head)
Inside Diameter
Long
Lock
Machine Screw (fastener descriptions)
Mild Steel (non-fastener descriptions)
National Pipe Thread (Fluid)
Nylon Insert
Cross Recessed (Phillips Head)
Pan
Prevailing Torque
Regular Capacity
Society of Automotive Engineers
Socket Button Head
SDTS
SFLS
SO
SP
SQ
SS sm
STS
T
TFTS
TV
ZVC
ZP
Self-Drilling Tap Screw
Serrated Flange Lock Screw
Socket Head
Spring
Square
Set Screw
Standard
Stainless Steel
Tootb/feeth
Thread Forming Tapping Screw
Type
Zinc Yellow Chromate
Zinc Plated
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Chute Assembly -Regular Capacity
Items with a single part number or description are common to regular capacity mild steel and 16-gauge stainless steel
23
24""
21
22
\.
""'
,.\%
6
?
,.
-
11-
~
14 --n
~'
6
/ rof/
8
10
/
"
'25
17,18 (2 REQ), 19, 20
-2
---7
--3
--17, 18 (2 REQ), 19, 20
4-~,
/ ~
6
/
-5
1
5
/
/
,n
-9
/
"
/
/
12
13
ITEM PARTNO.
1 9189
1 9031
1 9194
1 9032
2 .9298
2 .20092
2 .9299
2 .20093
3 ..9195
4 ..9201
5 ..91004
6 ..9261
7 ..20599
12
13
14
8
8
9
9
10
.9191
.9192
.9196
.20095
.9193
.9187
.91022
.9265
.9197
QTY. DESCRIPTION
1 CHUTE ASSY 14'1 RC MS
1 CHU1E ASSY 14'1 RC STS
1 CHUTE ASSY 26'1 RC MS
1 CHUTEASSY26"RCSTS
1 CHUTEHSGASSY14"RCMS
1 CHUTEHSGASSY14"RCSTS
1 CHUTE HSG ASSY 26'1 RC MS
17 .90966
17 .68345
18 .90315
18 .91006
19 .90361
19 .91()()7
20 .90334
1 CHUTEHSGASSY26"RCSTS
3 CONTROL ROD 10'1
2 ADJUSTMENTPIN
3 1/8X3/4COTTERPINZP
5 3/32X2-1/4HAIRPINCOTTERZP
1 LABEL -INFORMATION
20
21
21
22
.91008
90315
91()()6
90361
22 91()()7
23 90334
(WARNING) 23 91()()8
1 SPINNER SHAFf RC ZYC (14" CHT) 24 90965
1 SPINNER SHAFfRC ZYC (26'1 CHT) 24 91023
1 SPINNER DISK RC MS
1 SPINNER DISK RC STS
25
*
68351
.20353
y
ITEM PARTNO. QTY. DESCRIPTION
4 3/8-16X1-1/2 HX CB G2 ZP
4 3/8-16X1-1/2 HX CB STS
4 3/8 PLAIN W ASHER TY A STD ZP
4 3/8PLAINWASHERTYASTDSTS
4 3/8SPLKWASHERZP
43/8SPLKWASHERSTS
4 3/8-16 HX NUT ZP
4 3/8-16HXNUTSTS
4 3/8 PLAIN WASHER TY A STD ZP
4 3/8PLAINWASHERTYASTDSTS
4 3/8SPLKWI1.SHERZP
4 3/8SPLKWASHERSTS
4 3/8-16 HX NUT ZP
4 3/8-16HXNUTSTS
4 3/8-16X1 CB G5 ZP
4 3/8-16X1 CB G5 STS
1 #40 ROLLER CHAIN, 28.5" LONG
1 #40 ROLLER CHAIN MAS1ER LINK
2 3/4" PILLOW BLOCK BEARING
1 SPROCKET, #40X24TX3/4"ID
1 1/16X1/2 COTTER PIN
1 1/4 X 1-1/2 CLEVIS SHEAR PIN
1 MACHINE KEY, 3/16'1 SQ X 1'1 LG
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Chute Assembly -High Capacity
12
13
14
9
10
11
17
18
19
ITEM PART NO.
1 9107
2 .20318
3 ..9195
4 ..9201
5 ..91004
6 ..9261
7 ..20599
8 .20320
.20321
.20322
.20323
.91022
.20351
.20324
.90966
.90315
.90361
QTY. DESCRIPrION
1 CHUTE ASSY 31" HC MS
1 CHUTE HSO ASSY 31" HC MS
3 CONTROL ROD 10"
2 ADJUSTMENT PIN
3 1/8 X 3/4 COTfER PIN ZP
5 3/32X2-1/4 HAIRPIN COTfER ZP
1 LABEL -INFORMATION
(W ARNING)
1 SPINNER SHAFT HC ZYC
(31"CH1)
1 SPINNER DISK HC MS
2 1" PILLOW BLOCK BEARING
1 SPROCKET, #40 X 24T X 1" ID
1 1/16Xl/2 COTfER PIN ZP
1 1/4" X 2" CLEVIS PIN ZP
1 MACmNE KEY 1/4" SQ X 1" LO
4 3/8-16/1-1/2 HX CB 02 ZP
6 3/8 PLAIN WASHER TY A STD ZP
6 3/8 SP LK W ASHER ZP
ITEM PART NO.
20 .90334
21 .65640
22 90315
23 90361
24 90334
25 90965
26 68431
* .20353
QTY. DESCRIPfION
6 3/8-16HXNUTZP
1 ACCESS PANEL
4 3/8 PLA1N WASHER TY A STD ZP
4 3/8 SP LK WASHER ZP
4 3/8-16 HX NUT ZP
4 3/8-16X1 CB <;:J5
1 #40 ROLLER CHAIN 31.5'1 LONG
1 #40 ROLLER CHA1N MASTER LINK
*Not Shown
Abbreviation Key found on page 12.
Indented parts are included in the assembly under which they are listed.
Quantities shown are included with the assembly.
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Conveyor Drive and Idler -Regular and High Capacity
2~
"'
44",
38
27
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N
OTE: Assemble chain link and pin to chain bar as shown, note alignment protrusion and corresponding recess in pin and link.
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Conveyor Drive and Idler -Regular and High Capacity
Items with a single part number or description are common to regular capacity, high capacity mild steel and 16-gauge
18 68435
19 68375
19 68492
20 .68475
21 .9179
22 .91010
23 68480
24 91011
25 9162
26 9176
27 90461
27 90461
27 91012
28 90054
28 90977
29 90311
29 90311
1 68347
1 68357
1 68450
4 68384
4 68374
6 9167
6 20328
10 9172
11 9184
11 68434
13 9182
14 9183
16 9163
17 9174
18 68349
ITEM PARTNO
18 68474
29 91013
30 67093 stainless steel spreaders.
.QTY. DESCRIPfION ITEM PART NO.
1 ENGINE BASE RC MS
1 ENGINE BASE RC STS
1 ENGINE BASE HC MS
1 GEAR CASE HC
1 GEAR CASE RC
1 WIPERBELTRC
1 WIPER BEL T HC
31 90103
31 91015
32 68359
32 68360
33 20150
33 20151
35 90980
2 STRAP, RUBBER HOLD DOWN
1 IDLER SHAFT RC ZYC
1 IDLER SHAFT HC ZYC
2 RODEND
2 IDLER SPROCKET 6T
2 DRIVE SPROCKET 6T
1 SPROCKET#40XI6TXl.0" ID
1 CONVEYOR CHAIN 8' RC
(123 LINK)
1 CONVEYOR CHAIN 8' HC
36 90359
36 90359
36 91017
37 90981
38 90361
38 91007
39 90364
39 91018
40 90315
(123 LINK)
1 CONVEYOR CHAIN 10' HC
AR CONVEYOR REPAIR BAR RC
AR CONVEYOR REPAIR BAR HC
40 91006
42 90330
42 90330
42 91019
AR CONVEYOR REPAIR LINK 43 90332
AR CONVEYOR CHAIN PIN (MASTER) 43 90988
AR 3/32Xl/2 COTTER PIN ZP
2 1/4-20 X 3/8 SO SS CNP
44 90334
44 91008
2 5/16-18X3/4 SQ SS STS
1 1-1/8"2 BOLT FLANGE BEARING
1 1"2 BOLT FLANGE BEARING
11 1/4-20X3/4 HX CS G2 ZP
7 1/4-20X3/4HXCSG2ZP(HCOnly)
11 1/4-20X3/4 HX CS STS
2 5/16-18Xl-l/2 HX CS G5 ZP
2 5/16-18Xl-l/2 HX CS STS
45 90343
45 91020
48 91022
49 20189
51 9166
52 20188
* 9333
* 9334
5 1/4 PLAIN W ASHER TY A STD ZP 53 67092
7 1/4PLAINWASHERTYASTD 54 91330
(HC Only)
5 1/4PLAINWASHERTYASTDSTS
2 3/8-16Xl-l/4 SBH CS STS
55 68459
56 68355
56 68364
56 68386
57 68361
QTY. DESCRIYflON ..
4 3/8-16X1 HX CS G5 ZP
4 3/8-16X1 HX CS STS
4 1/2-13X3/4 SBH CS ZP
4 1/2-13X3/4 SBH CS STS
2 5/8-11X6'1 TAKE UP BOLT ZYC
2 5/8-11X6'1 TAKE UP BOLT STS
2 5/16 PLAIN WASHER TY A sm
STS
11 1/4 SP LK W ASHER ZP
7 1/4 SP LK WASHER ZP (HC Only)
11 1/4 SP LK WASHER STS
2 5/16 SPLK WASHER STS
6 3/8 SP LK W AS~R ZP
6 3/8 SP LK WASHER STS
4 1/2 SP LK W ASHER ZYC
4 1/2 SP LK W ASHER STS
4 3/8 PLAIN WASHER TY A sm ZP
4 3/8 PLAIN W ASHER TY A sm STS
11 1/4-20 HX NUT ZP
7 1/4-20 HX NUT ZP (HC Only)
11 1/4-20 HX NUT STS
2 5/16-18 HX NUT ZP
2 5/16-18 HX NUT STS
6 3/8-16 HX NUT ZP
6 3/8-16 HX NUT STS
2 5/8-11 HXNUTZYC
2 5/8-11 HXNUTSTS
2 1/16X1/2 COTIER PIN ZP
2 3/16X1-1/4" ZYC CLEVIS PIN
3 MACHINE KEY, 1/4" SQ X1-1/2 LG
2 GREASE FIT11NG -STRAIGHT
4 TIE-DOWN CHAIN 36'1 LONG
4 LINK -CHAIN TIE DOWN
4 #10-24 X 1/2 SBH CS STS
4 #10-24 PT HX LKNUT NYIS STS
AR CONVEYOR CHAIN PIN
1 SPINNER CHAIN GUARD RC MS
1 SPINNER CHAIN GUARD RC STS
1 SPINNER CHAIN GUARD HC
1 CHAIN GUARD
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* Not Shown
Abbreviation Key is found on page 12.
Indented parts are included in the assembly under which they are listed. Quantities shown are included with the assembly.
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Conveyor Drive -Hydraulic
19--
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0
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Conveyor Drive -Hydraulic
ITEM PARTNO.
I 68396
2 68402
3 67147
4 5923
5 68397
6 90210
7 90319
8 90364
9 91335
10 90965
II 90315
12 90361
13 90334
14 68412
14 68463
15 68470
16 90676
17 90360
18 9163
19 9162
20 9174
21 68480
22 9166
23 68361
24 90461
24 91012
25 90330
25 91019
26 90359
26 91017
QTY. DESCRIPTION
1 HYDRAULIC MOTOR
1 COUPLING
2 318 X 2 CLEVIS PIN G5 ZP
2 COTIER PIN
1 MOUNT -HYDRAULIC MOTOR
2 112-13 X 1-1/2 HX CS G5 ZP
2 112FLATWASHERZP
2 112 SP LK W ASHER ZYC
2 112-13 PT HX LK NUT NYIS ZYC
4 318-16 X 1 CB G5 ZP
4 318 PLAIN WASHER TY A sm ZP
4 318 SP LK W ASHER ZP
4 318-16HXNUTZP
1 GEAR CASE ASSY RC HYD.
1 GEAR CASE ASSY HC HYD.
1 MOTOR MOUNT FRONT COVER
2 5116-18 X 518 HX CS G5 ZP
2 5116SPLKWASHERZP
2 DRIVE SPROCKET 6T
1 1-1/8"2 BOLTFLANGE BRG.
1 SPROCKET #40 16T X 1" I.D.
2 114-20 X 318" SO SS CNP
3 MACHlNEKEY 114SQUARE 1.5'1
1 CHAIN COVER
4 114-20 X 314HX CS G2 ZP
4 114-20 X 314 HX CS STS
4 114-20 HX NUT ZP
4 114-20 HX NUT STS
4 114 SP LK WASHER ZP
4 114 SP LK WASHER STS
* Not Shown
Abbreviation Key is found on page 12.
Indented parts are included in the assembly under which they are listed. Quantities shown are included with the assembly.
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Engine Drive with Clutch -Regular and High Capacity
Location of
Engine Model,
Type and Code
"
35"
29,
~
0
(
/
/
...1
~ r O
°~
--
42
,
~ l
~~::--
/
2
,
42
!
---
~ ' '.~
,.-~
~~:~~--
J
22
34 -
~
~
31 (
~
/
23
~
38
8
11
~
~
19
~g
G
31.'~
29
~~ :\
9
26
7Located in the vehicle engine compartment for the vehicle battery system.
35
IV
23
31
9
15
5
22
!I
1
.y
<
/44
/
43
/
-
/21
6
28
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
90359
91017
90360
90361
91007
90980
90987
90330
68499
9281
90461
91012
90974
90054
90965
91023
91160
91031
67083
91019
90332
90988
90334
91008
90315
91006
9166
67092
91330
20353
20136
9221
9206
9209
9202
68350
68417
67241
68373
29
29
30
30
24
26
26
28
31
32
32
33
34
21
21
21
22
22
23
13
15
15
19
38
42
43
44
*
35
35
36
36
37
37
38
ITEM PART NO.
1
2
2
5
6
9106
20084
68450
9207
9000
7
8
9
QTY. DESCRIPfION
1 8.5 H.P. ENGINE
1 ENGINE MOUNT RC
1 ENGINE MOUNT HC
1 ELECTRIC CLurCH
1 TUBULAREXHAUST
EXTENSION
1 RELAY-HOPPERSPREADER
1 RUBBER GROMMET, 1 "
2 LOCKING COLLAR, 1 "
1 SPROCKET,#40X 12TX 1.0'1
1 SPROCKET, CLurCH (#40 X 52 T)
1 #40 ROLLER CHAIN, 29.5" LONG (RC)
1 CLUTCH GROUND WIRE
1 ENGINE COVER RC MS
1 ENGINE COVER RC STS
1 ENGINE COVER HC MS
3 1/4-20X3/4HX CS G2 ZP
3 1/4-20X3/4 HX CS STS
7 5/16-18X3/4HXCSSTS
4 5/16-18X1-1/2 HX CS G5 ZP
4 3/8-16X1 CB G5 ZP
6 3/8-16X1 CB STS
6 #8-18X3/8 SFLS TFrS TY AB ZP
3 1/4EXTOOTHLKWASHERZP
3 1/4 EX TOOTH LK WASHER STS
3 1/4 SP LK WASHER ZP
3 1/4 SP LK W ASHER STS
6 5/16 SP LK WASHER STS
6 3/8 SP LK W ASHER ZP
6 3/8 SP LK WASHER STS
10 5/16 PLAIN WASHER TY A STD STS
4 5/16-18 PT HX LK NUT NYIS STS
3 1/4-20 HX NUT ZP
3 1/4-20 HX NUT STS
4 5/16-18 HX NUTZP
4 5/16-18 HX Nur STS
6 3/8-16HXNUTZP
6 3/8-16HXNurSTS
4 3/8 PLAIN W ASHER TY A STD ZP
4 3/8 PLAIN W ASHER TY A STD STS
2 KEY, .25 SQ X 1-1/2" LG
4 #10-24Xl/2 SBH CS STS
4 #10-24 PT HX LKNUT NYIS STS
1 #40 ROLLER CHAIN MASTER LINK
* Not Shown
Items with a single part number or description are common to regular capacity (mild steel and l6-gauge stainless steel) and high capacity spreaders.
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
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Battery Kits
SPREADER
HA TfERY KIT
SHOWN
PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
II
ITEM PART NO. QTY .DESCRIPrION
I 65605
2 .9229
3 .9226
4 .67239
5 .9227
6 .65800
7 .65990
8 ..9472
9 ..20194
10 ..90980
II. .91023
12 ..91008
13 ..91006
14 ..91007
* 65606
* .65989
* ..9472
* ..3666
* ..8291
* ..20128
* ..DC5310
* ..20091
* ..90461
* ..90350
* ..91031
* .20074
* .20075
* .5799
I
I
I
2
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
2
I
I
I
5
4
I
2
2
I
I
I
4
4
4
4
I
SPREADER BA1TERY KIT
BATTERY CASE WISTRAP
BATTERYCABLE-RED(POS)
BATTERYCABLE-BLACK-53"LONG
CABLE STARTER
BATTERY TRAY
PARTS BAG
CLAMP LOOP #10
AL TERNA TOR WIRE -RED W /PLUG
5116 PLAIN WASHER TY A STD STS
318-16 X I CB STS
318-16HEXNUTSTS
318 PLAIN WASHERTYA
318 SP LK WASHERS STS
VEHICLE BA1TERY KIT
PARTS BAG
CLAMP LOOP #10
CABLE TIE
PLUG COVER
HOOK
BATTERYCABLEADAPTOR
RELAY WIRE -WHITE
114-20 X 314 HX CS G2 ZP
STD STS
114-20 PT HX LK NUT NYIS ZYC
114EXTOOTHLKWASHERZP
VEHICLE CABLE
SPREADERCABLE
BATTERY CABLE 22" RED
* NOT SHOWN, VEHICLE BATTERY KIT ONLY
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Gear Case -Regular and High Capacity
ITEM PART NO. QTY. DESCRIPI1ON
8
9
10
11
12
13
6
6
7
3
4
5
5
I 68374
I 68384
2 .67245
.67246
.67247
.68382
.68507
.68383
.68387
.67249
.67248
.67250
.67251
.67252
.67253
.67254
I GEAR CASE RC
I GEAR CASE HC
I GEAR CASE HOUSING
I GEAR (BRONZE)
I WORM GEAR
I INPUT SHAFf
I INPUT SHAFT HYD.
I OUTPUT SHAFf RC
I OUTPUT SHAFf HC
2 BEARING CONE
2 BEARING CONE
4 BEARING CUP
I SEAL
I CAP
I SEAL
2 SNAP RING
14
15
16
.67255
.67256
.67257
ITEM PART NO.
17
18
19
.67258
.67259
.67260
20
21
22
23
24
67261
.67262
.67263
.67264
.7621
1 COVER
4 CAP SCREW
1 GASKET
QTY. DESCRIPfION
AR SHIM (0.020" n!K)
1 SNAP RING
-1 WOODRUFF KEY
(# 18- HARDENED)
1 WOODRUFF KEY
("A" -HARDENED)
1 1/8 VENT PLUG
1 ZERK FI1TING
1 SET SCREW
1 PLUG 3/8 NPTF SQ
* Not Shown
Abbreviation Key is found on page 11.
Indented parts are included in the assembly under which
Gear Case Assembly
Housing Pre-assembly
I. Insert the snap ring into the output bore of the housing.
2. Insert an output bearing cup into the housing bore using a cup driver or a brass drift. Press the cup tight against the snap ring.
3. Insert the snap ring into the input bore opposite the grease zerk hole. Press an input bearing cup tight against the snap ring.
4. Install and tighten the grease zerk into the housing.
Cover Pre-assembly
1. Insert the snap ring into the bore of the cover.
2. Press an output bearing cup in tight against the snap ring.
3. Install all vent and fill plugs into the cover.
Output Shaft Pre-assembly
Install the woodruff key into the keyway,
Input Shaft Pre-assembly
I. Install the snap ring in the snap ring groove.
2. Install the woodruff key into the keyway.
3. Slide the wonn gear on tight to the snap ring making sure the key does not fallout.
4. Slide the input shaft bearing cones tight against the wonn gear and snap ring.
Assembly of Pre-assembled Parts
I. Insert the input shaft into the housing making sure the shaft extends out the proper side.
2. Press an input bearing cup and install a snap ring into the input bore of th~ housing.
3. Adjust the bearings by tapping lightly on each end of the shaft with a soft hammer. If endplay exists, add shims under the snap ring and repeat adjustment until the shaft spins freely with no endplay.
Continued on next page.
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
4. Insert an output bearing cone and the bronze gear into the housing. Slide the output shaft through the bronze gear and bearing cone, taking care not to scratch the shaft.
N
OTE: The end of the output shaft should extend 14.40 RC/18.44 HC beyond the machined mounting surface on the back side of the housing.
Illstall and tighten the D43 set screw into the bronze gear. Insert an output bearing cone on the shaft until it is tight against the bronze gear.
Install a gasket on the cover and insert it over the end of the output shaft. Tighten the cover down.
Adjust the bearings by tapping lightly on each end of the shaft with a soft hammer. If endplay exists, add shims under the snap ring and repeat adjustment until the shaft spins freely with no endplay.
6. Grease the lips of the output and input shaft seals and install the seals. Verify the seals are seated flush (not cocked) in the housing. Use a seal protector when installing any seals over a keyway.
7. Install the caps in the input and output bores using a sealant on both the cap outer diameter and the bore inner diameter.
8. Remove the vent plug and pressurize the housing with low pressure air (about 3 psi).
Brush a soap and water mix over the seals, caps, and gaskets and check for leaks.
9. Install the gear case on spreader, grease input shaft bearing, and fill unit with gear oil to a level even with the bottom of the fill hole.
Feed Gate -Regular Capacity
Items with a single part number or description are common to regular capacity, mild steel and
16-gauge stainless steel spreaders.
ITEM PART NO.
1 9231
I 20098
2 9232
2 20099
3 68408
3 68409
4 90965
4 91023
5 90986
5 90999
6
6
90315
91006
QTY. DESCRIPTION
I WING NUT
I WING NUT -STS
I FEED GATE LEVER RC MS
I FEED GA TE LEVER RC STS
I FEEDGATERCMS
I FEEDGATERCSTS
I 3/8-16XI CB G5 ZP
I 3/8-16XI CB STS
I 3/8-16 PT HX JAM LKNUT NYIS ZP
I 3/8-16 PT HX JAM LKNUT NYIS
STS
2 3/8 PLAIN W ASHER TY A sm
ZP
2 3/8 PLAIN WASHER TY A sm
STS
Gear Case Disassembly
To disassemble the gear case, reverse the Gear
Case Assembly. Take extreme caution when removing the bearings. A light tap on the bearing cups may be needed to remove the snap rings.
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Feed Gate -High Capacity
2
:!TEM PART NO.
:' 1 9231
, 2 20344
" 3 68410
4
5
6
90965
90986
90315
QTY. DESCRIPTION
I WING NUT
I FEED GA 1E LEVER HC MS
I FEED GA 1E HC MS
I 3/8-16XI CB G5 ZP
I 3/8-16 PT HX JAM LKNUT NYIS ZP
2 3/8 PLAIN WASHER TY A sm ZP
ITEM
1
2
3
4
PART NO.
9131
20599
20724
20598
5 9133
6
7 9129
8 9134
9 9414
10
11
20600
20143
QTY. DESCRIPrION
1 LABEL -W ARNING -Fire Hazard
1 LABEL -W ARNING -Rotating
Spinner
3 FISHER@ DECAL 4-1/2 X 15
1 LABEL -W ARNING -Read
Instruction Manual
2 LABEL -W ARNING -Overloaded
Vehicles
I LABEL -SERIAL -Serial No.
2 LABEL -W ARNING -Do Not Ride
2 LABEL -W ARNING -Moving Parts
2 LABEL -W ARNING -Conveyor
Chain
1 LABEL -W ARNING -Electric Shock
1 LABEL -CAUTION -Unused Material
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Cab Control
PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Front View
0
D
0
Electric Throttle
2
2/
ITEM PARTNO
1 20354
2 .9427
3 .9422
4 .67026
5 .20162
6 .9237
7 .67027
* .65368
8 .20088
9 .20089
10 .20090
11 .20086
12 90681
13 9472
14 9415
* 3042
* 8329
QTY. DESCRIPrION
1 CAB CONTROL (ELEC. THROTl1..E)
1 CONTROL PANEL -ELEC THROTl1..E
1 ELEcrRIC THROTl1..E SWITCH
1 FUSE HOLDER
1 KEYED IGNITION SWITCH
1 CLUTCH SWITCH
1 FUSE CAP
1 KEY -HOPPER SPREADER ,
1 POWER WIRE -RED
1 JUMPER WIRE -RED- 4 TERMINAL
1 JUMPER WIRE -RED -3 TERMINAL
1 FUSE 3 AG -10 AMP
AR l/4X3/4HXSDTSZP
AR CLAMP LOOP #10
AR CLAMP LOOP #6
AR RUBBER GROMMET 3/8" ID.
1 DIELECTRIC GREASE TUBE
Not shown
Clamp Loops
~
12
""'
13, 14
Used to secure spreader harness and spreader cable to the spreader and the cab control.
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PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
Vehicle Harness
Part Number: 20072
RED
GREEN
BLACK
WHITE
GRAY
/
Orange -CHMSL
~0-::O
:;=;1
Brown -Electric Throttle
Red -Electric
Throttle Switch
,/
-'1
Gray -Electric
/Clutch Switch
'
/ White -Starter
Ignition
~ Green
Ground
-Vehicle
Green -Electric ~
Throttle Switch
/
Green -Electric
Throttle Switch
~ .Black -Magneto
\ Ignition Switch
Green -Ground
Ignition Switch
Spreader Harness
Part Number: 20073
RED
BROWN
ORANGE
Plug Cover
Part Number: 8291
Hook
Part Number: 20128
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Electric Throttle
PARTS DIAGRAMS AND LISTS
3
Throttle Pin-
~
"""
/8~,
~
~
,
Crank (shown against the
Electric Throttle Bracket according to step 4 of the installation instructions below.)
"
r
~
"
e 7
,
,
1
~2
"
...
Engine Mount
9
-7 v
ITEM PARTNO
690461
7 90311
8 90359
9 90330
QTY. DESCRIPTION
2 l/4-20X3/4 HX CS G5 ZP
4 1/4 PLAIN WASHER TY A STD ZP
2 1/4 SP LK WASHER ZP
2 1/4-20 HX NUT ZP
ITEM PARTNO QTY. DESCRIPTION
I 20163
2 20134
3 20129
4 67091
5 91027
I
I
I
3
3
ELECTRICTHROTfLEBRACKET
ELECTRIC
ELECTRIC
#6-32X5/8
THROTfLE
THROTfLE
SBH CS STS
#6-32PTHXLKNUTNYISSTS
MOTOR
ARM
Removal Instructions
1. Disconnect the battery cables.
2. Carefully observe the existing installation.
Mark the electric throttle bracket position on the engine mount.
3. Disconnect the brown and red spreader harness wires from the electric throttle motor leads.
4. Remove 1/4-20 fasteners that hold the electric throttle bracket to the engine mount.
5. Remove #6-32 fasteners holding the electric throttle motor to the bracket. Remove the electric throttle motor .
Installation Instructions
1. Connect the brown and red spreader harness wires (not shown) to the corresponding colored electric throttle motor leads.
2. Using the electric throttle control, run the new motor until the crank reaches the 12 o ' clock position. (A 9-volt battery can be a substitute for the control.)
3. Fasten the electric throttle motor to the bracket using the existing hardware.
4. Using the electric throttle control, run the new electric throttle motor until the crank is against the bracket as shown in above diagram.
5. Place the electric throttle arm on the crank as shown in the above diagram.
6. Place the electric throttle assembly onto the engine mount inserting the throttle pin into the engine choke/throttle linkage plastic slider
(not shown).
7. Loosely bolt electric throttle assembly to the engine mount with the existing hardware.
8. Keeping the electric throttle arm parallel to and against the carburetor control bracket, move the electric throttle bracket forward putting the engine throttle into the full choke position.
9. Tighten the fasteners according to the Torque
Chart on page 4.
10. Reconnect the battery cables.
Verify the crank is stopped in both directions by the bracket, not the carburetor linkage.
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ACCESSORIES
Center High-Mounted Stoplight (CHMSL) Kit
Spreader
Harness ,
2
-1
6
"
G
ITEM
10
1
PART NO.
9486
.9487
2
*
*
*
.9488
9489
9493
.9490
QTY. DESCRIYrION
1 STOPLAMP KIT
1 STOPLIGHT ASSEMBLY W/
GASKET
1 STOPLIGHT GASKET
1 VEHICLE HARNESS-STOPLIGHT
1 PARTS BAG ASSY
1 PROTECTORPLUG
SAE 2 CONT ACT
Installation Instructions
Use the CHMSL manual supplied with the kit for installation except for the following situations:
.The CHMSL harness and the protective plug (supplied with the CHMSL kit) are
NOT used. The CHMSL plugs into the
SAE two-pin connector included as part of the spreader harness.
.The orange CHMSL feedwire- from the cab control is connected to the vehicle
CHMSL signal. See Cab Control and Wire
Harness Installation.
5
/
~
ITEM PART NO.
5 ..90693
6 ..90694
* ..5793
* ..8329
* .3666
* .6456
* .13658
QTY. DESCRIPTION
2 #6-32 X3/4 PH PN MS STS
2 #6-32 PT HX LK NUT NYIS STS
I BUTT SPLICE
I DIELECTRIC GREASE TUBE
10 CABLE TIE
I 9-1-93 LITERATURE CHMSL
I CHMSL INST ALLA TION
Indented parts are included in the assembly under which they are listed.
Quantities shown are included with the assembly.
* Not shown
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ACCESSORIES
Inverted Vee Assembly -Regular Capacity Mild Steel
ITEM PART NO.
20 9138
1 .20164
2 .20165
3 .65994
QTY. DESCRIYfION
1 INVERTED VEE KIT RC MS
1 INVERTEDVEEPLATE
1 INVERTED VEE SUPPORT
1 INVERTED VEE RC MS
ITEM PART NO. QTY. DESCRIPTION
15 .90103
16 .90361
17 .90334
10
10
10
3/8-16X1 HX CS 05 ZP
3/8 SP LK WASHER ZP
3/8-16 HX NUT ZP
Installation Instructions
1. Center the inverted vee plate on the engine side of the cross channel with the wide end of the plate facing up.
2. U sing the two holes at the wide end of the plate as a template, drill two 7/161' diameter holes through one leg of the cross channel support. Assemble with two 3/8" x 1 " hex head cap screws, lock washers, and nuts.
l§
~~!AUTION: Before drilling any holes,
check both sides of the material for any wires, fuel lines, fuel tanks, etc. tha~ may be damaged by drilling.
Assemble the inverted vee to the inverted vee support and to the inverted vee plate head cap screws, lock washers, and nuts.
31
4. Install item 2, inverted vee support, parallel to the top of the hopper. U sing the two holes in the end plates of the support as a guide, drill spreader.
N
OTE: Fasten a 318'1 x 1" hex head cap screw, lock washer, and nut in each hole as it is drilled. This will hold the support in place as you drill your next hole.
5
6.
Adjust the height of the inverted vee for the material being spread:
.Salt or dry sand -adjust the vee to the lowest position.
.Salt/sand mix -adjust the vee to the middle position.
.Wet sand -adjust the vee to the highest position.
Tighten all fasteners according to the Torque
Chart on page 4.
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ACCESSORIES
~
.Cross Channels
,3,4,5
~
"'2
1
1 20166
2 .65995
3 .91015
4 .91007
5 .91008
1 INVERTEDVEEKITRCSTS
1 INVERTED VEE RC STS
4 3/8-16X1 HX CS STS
4 3/8 SPLKWASHER STS
4 3/8-16HXNUTSTS
Installation Instructions
1. Select the height for the inverted vee for the material being spread:
.Salt and dry sand -adjust the vee to the lowest position.
.Salt/sand mix -adjust the vee to the middle position.
.Wet sand -adjust the vee to the highest position.
2. Attach the inverted vee to the cross channels with the provided fasteners.
Indented parts are included in the assembly under which they are listed.
3 Tighten all fasteners according to the Torque
Chart on page 4.
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ACCESSORIES
-2
4,5,6
~
ITEM PART NO.
1 9347
1 9155
2 .20348
2 .20349
QTY. DESCRIYrION
I INVERTED VEE KIT 8' HC MS
I INVERTED VEE KIT 10' HC MS
I INVERTED VEE 8' HC MS
I INVERTED VEE 10' HC MS
ITEM PART NO.
4 .90103
5 .90361
6 .90334
7 .20165
QTY. DESCRIPTION
12 3/8-16X1 HX CS 05 ZP
12 3/8 SP LK WASHER ZP
12 3/8-16 HX NUT STS
2 INVER1ED VEE SUPPORT
Installation Instructions
1. Assemble the inverted vee to the inverted vee screws, lock washers, and nuts.
2. Place the inverted vee/inverted vee support assembly into the spreader as shown on the above diagram. The end of the inverted vee should be 8-10" away from the feed gate, and the inverted vee supports should be parallel to the top of the spreader.
3. Using the holes in the end plates of the each side of the spreader.
N
OTE: Fasten a 3/811 screw, lock washer, and nut in each hole as it is drilled. This will hold the support in place as you drill your next hole.
4. Adjust the height of the inverted vee for the material being spread.
.Salt or dry sand: adjust the vee to the lowest position.
.Salt/sand mix: adjust the vee to the middle position.
.Wet sand: adjust the vee to the highest position.
5. Tighten all fasteners according to the Torque
Chart on page 4.
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