AG - 10 - Landoll Corporation
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1. 5000835 PIONEER 1 2 M END 8010 16P 10F B 2000836 ADAP 10MB 12FB 5000983 TEE IEMFFURT 2001807 HYF 45 8MFFOR 8MB45 5001208 HYF ADAP SMFFOR 12FFOR lt 2001198 FITTINGS INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED 1600 8TH BELOIT KANSAS 67420 AG 10 Cutting Edges au a 7 se uU M zb 3 0 PE i i j j 24 a 1 1 toy 1 Part Description 4000958 Cutting Edge 7 8 x 16 x 48 center bit 4001545 Cutting Edge 7 8 x 13 x 23 75 ICO2172 Left Side Router Bit ICO2173 Right Side Router Bit ICO2262 Push Off Wear Strip 4 Hardware Required Cutting Edges use 1 x 2 1 2 Grade 8 Plow Bolts Wear Strips use 1 2 x 1 1 2 Carriage Bolts Side Router Bits use 3 4 x 2 1 2 Plow Bolts 16 total 10 total 5 ea Listing For AG 10 Part Description Location Qty 4000931 Warning High Pressure Cyls amp Pressure Lines 4 4000935 Parts Manual Manual Tube l 4000937 3 Pumps of grease weekly Hubs 4 4000938 Grease Daily All zerk locations 24 4000940 Danger Pinch All Pivot Points 4 4001418 Depth Gauge Gauge Rod 1 4000396 Gate Gauge Right Side of Gate l 4000949 Hyd Color Codes Front of Tongue l 4001564 Tire Pressure 20 5 Rear Frame near tires 2 4001560 Tire Pressure 15x19 5 Front Dolly near tires 2 4001445 Safety Stops Ne2. M ce 4891 34 86 25 SAT 34 4 26 SqT 34 22 541 34 Gc 91 2 ST 26 34 ee SAT 4 92 _ 541 34 8 Sq I 34 01 8 6 02 OT acer sat 8 OTE 54134 OT 1 6 SAT UI 94 UL 96 SAT UI OG AT 2 smo 8 3 suli 0841 8 1108 11 1 AALVId SAATVA AN8MOL 29 10 Earthmover Assembly Lube and Check List 1 10 11 12 13 14 Install Cutting and Side Router Torque all mounting bolts Install Lift Cylinder Torque all pin retaining bolts Position and pin Eject Wall Install Eject Cylinder and Linkage Torque all retaining bolts Install the depth gauge components Locate and pin front gate and gate lift assembly Install gate cylinders Torque all retaining bolts Install front Dolly Hitch Assembly Torque all pin retaining bolts Install axle and wheel components Torque all retaining bolts Inflate tires to required PSI Locate and assemble all hydraulic fittings hoses and blocks Properly tighten fittings taking care not to overtighten Install the proper markings to each hose and apply color coded hose wrap Install safety lighting components route wiring and install plug retainer Cycle and check lighting system with 12 volt system tester Lubricate all moving components with high temperature gr
3. ICO2230 4001236 3 4 1 1 2 pv Dolly Transport Strap ICO2263 10 Parts Location Ref et OD 2 GO 1 ON 0 ICO2227 ICO2233 ICO2256 ICO2262 4000657 4001544 4000636 4001252 4001452 ICO2172 2173 ICO2265 4001548 ICO2231 1CO2256 1CO2257 1CO2253 1 02252 ICO2248 Part Description Main Frame Gate Dolly Hitch Wear Strips Rim 17 5 x 25 3 pc Rim 19 5 x 12 25 Tire 20 5 x 25 16 ply Tire 15 x 19 5 12 ply Hyd Sequence Valve Block Left Side Router Bit Right Side Router Bit Cylinder Safety Stop lift Pintel Hitch Cat 4 106 000 Dolly Hitch gooseneck Dolly Hitch gooseneck forward Hitch Clevis Dolly Hitch Pivot Dolly Hitch Cross Hyd Shield qo B Bo Bo Re Be D e lt 13 Ref mq Ref ICO2233 ICO2230 ICO2250 ICO2172 ICO2173 ICO2251 1133 4001236 ICO2265 1 2199 2263 Part Part 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 4001545 4000958 4001539 4001541 ICO2229 ICO1133 ICO2253 ICO2259 ICO2258 0 4001542 Description Gate Push Off Wall Side Shield Left Side Router Bit Right Side Router Bit Tapered Gate Pin Pin 2 5 x 5 75 Hyd Cylinder 6 x 22 37 1 4 Safety Stop lift Safety Stop
4. AG 10 Parts amp Service AG 10 Specifications Capacity se 8 4 yd fip m ET 10 Weight empty 175912 Tongue Weight 1 500 I o MT 8 ft Overall aan 9 ft in Ground Clearance At 18 in 7 600411707011 12 1n Overall 348 In Gate ODOHIDP 46 n Cylinders SSS 6 x 22 ee abe en ae 3 5 x 20 EST 4 5 32 Tires TONI 15 19 5 20 5 25 122219 SS uu Shi 60 psi U TE E 58 ps1 Rims 19 5 x 12 25 17 x 25 3 pc Cutting Edges EC 7 8 16 48 7 8 x 13 x 23 75 Spindle Rating ON 12 000 Ib 20 000 Ib 3000 ps Hydraulics are controlled by a 2 valve system using a steel sequencing block and requiring 2 tractor remotes Scheduled Maintenance A quality high temperature grease should be used when lubricating the machine Most areas of lube scheduled daily 8 to 10 hrs of running There are 24 grease zerks on the Ag 10 that should be greased daily There are also 1 zerk per axle that are greased weekly with 3 pumps of grease
5. 12M3K x 540 2 1 5001203 Hose 12FFORX 12M3K x 132 12MB 2 5001204 Hose 12FFORX 12M3K x 225 117 2 5001205 Hose SFFORX 8M3K x 72 SFFORX 2 5001206 Hose SFFORX 8M3K x 92 SFFORX 2 Fittings 5001198 5000793 Hyf EL FF 12MFFOR 12MB90 4 5000796 Hyf 45 FF 12NFFIR 12MB45 1 5001207 Hyf 45 SMFFOR 8MB45 4 5001208 Hyf Adap 8MFFOR 12FFOR 4 5000983 Hyf TEE 12MFFORT 2 5000833 Hyf Adap 12MB 12MFFOR 5 5000424 Hyf Plug 12MB HH Plug 1 5000836 Hyf Adap 10MB 12FB 4 5000835 Hyf Pioneer Male 8010 16P 10FB 4 5001152 Hyf El 4MJ 4FJX90 2 5000478 Hyf Adap JIC 4MJBH 2FP 2 5001152 5001207 5001206 5000478 5 5001205 5 in pe WH I RER 500 d 124111 LD Eus YE LN 5001152 7 5001207 5000478 500120 wa 2 8 1 6 8 310448 9021005 NOODI ISH 661005 82 EDETE E 1020006 IN3NDINDI MAIA AIAN 3SLILID 12394134 HSNd IN31X3 440 HSNd S 5 5 a3 AD 1317 3 IN31X3 3199 8 AGIU SINGLE FITTINGS AND VALVES COMPONENT DESCRIPTION 4001449 Counter Valve CBGB LHN 4001450 Sequence Volve SCGA LA 4001451 Pilot Chk Valve CKGB XCN 4001452 Volve Block 15 5376 5000424 12MB HH PLUG 3000793 12MFFOR 12MB90 0000796 HYF 45 12MFFOR 12MB45 5000833 1
6. WF Washer Flat 5 8 NL Nut Nyloc 3 4 WF Washer Flat 3 4 NJL Nut Jam Nyloc 1 1 2 WF Washer Flat 1 1 2 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 1 2 BH Bolt Hex 1 x8 1 2 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 NL Nut Nyloc 1 4000923 Pin Clevis 1 2 x 4 1 2 4001443 Bridge Pin 3 x 5 32 NS Nut Slotted 2 1 2 Course PCL Pin Wire Lock 1 4 x 3 Qty _ 4001451 m 4001449 xtend 4001450 E ay p EP a 5 PO Retract 5001202 Valve Adjustment 2 valve hydraulics Valve Ad justment Problem Push wall comes forward before is fully up Answer LOOSem locknut on top of valve just sequence valve 1 4 turn clockwise and check performance Repeat until remedied XRetighten locknut Problem Gate comes down before push wall is fully back Answer just counterbalance valve located on side of valve block tongue XLoosen locknut on tup of valve Ad just counterbalance valve 1 4 turn counterclockwis and check performance XRepeot until remedied Retighten locknut AG 10 Hydraulics Hydraulic ARS DM ISSN 2 N are ran through the tube and eove et by the Side N W shields They run to the Sate SS Hydraulic Hose Listing 5001199 Part Description Qty 5001200 Hose 12FFORX 12M3K x 328 12MB 2 5001201 Hose 12FFORX 12M3K x 522 2 1 5001202 Hose 12FFORX
7. gate Dolly Transport Strap Description Cutting Edge 7 8x13x23 75 Cutting Edge 7 8x16x48 Spindle 20 0002 Spindle 12 0002 Push Off Frame Pin 2 5 x 5 75 Dolly Hitch Pivot Pin 12 75 Pin 13 5 8 Hyd Cyl 4 5 x 32 push SS n LS 0 e lt AG 10 Assembled View Push Off Wall Assembly Ref Part Description Qty 1 ICO2230 Push Off Wall 1 2 ICO2229 Push Off Frame 1 3 ICO2228 Push Off Linkage 2 4 ICO2232 Push Off Support 1 5 1133 2 5 5 75 7 6 525 Pin 2 5 10 75 2 1 2045 Pin 1 5 x 4 25 chrome 4 Dolly Components Ref Part ICO2252 ICO2253 ICO1066 NH 2 1 2 1 1 2 Description Dolly Hitch Cross Dolly Hitch Pivot MDU Hitch Pin 14 Nut Hex 2 1 2 Nut Hex 1 1 2 4001548 Category 4 106 000 16 rating AG 10 Bolt Listing Where Used Frost Bit and Cutting Edges Router Bits Push Off Support PO Wearstrip PO Linkage Pins 1 1 2 PO Frame to Frame PO Frame to PO Wall PO Pin Caps Gate to MF and Cyl S de Shields gate cyl Side Shields Hyd Block Description BP Bolt Plow 1 x 2 1 2 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 NJ Nut Jam 1 BP Bolt Plow 3 4 x 2 1 2 WFH Washer Flat Hard 3 4 NJ Nut Jam 3 4 BH Bolt Hex 1x 6 1 2 NL Nut Nyloc 1
8. is located in the back of this manual Foreword Literature Information This information should be stored in the literature holder located on the machine This manual contains safety information operating instructions lubrication and maintenance information some of the photographs or illustrations In the publication show details that can differ slightly from your personal machine Shields and covers may have been removed to allow for illustrations Constant improvement and knowledge of product design may cause changes to your personal machine that 1s not listed 1n this manual Read understand and keep this manual with the machine to aid In repairs adjustment service and parts identification Whenever a question arises regarding your machine or this manual please contact Product Support for assistance Safety The safety section of this manual lists basic safety precautions In addition this section shows the location of safety signs and decals used on this machine Read and understand the basic precautions listed 1n the safety section before operating or performing lubrication maintenance or repair work on this machine NOTE Before any service or repair work is performed make certain that all safety stops are in place Be certain to remove all safety stops when repairs are complete Operation This operation section 1s a reference guide for the new operator and a refresher for the experienced operator Oper
9. for general safety precautions Moving Parts Be aware of all moving parts of the machine Do not allow anyone to be near or on the machine while operating any moving parts _MDANGER To prevent a hazardous situation which if not avoided can result in injury or death read and follow these instructions y Read and understand the operator s manual before operating the machine Allow no one to operate the machine before reading the manual and being instructed on proper operation Y Before servicing the machine block the wheels shut the tractor off and the brake If working under the machine block the machine up for a safe and secure working area Apply any safety stops provided Y When working with hydraulic lines cylinders or fittings wear protective clothing and safety glasses to guard against high pressure oil leaks Do not allow anyone on or near the machine while it is running or in motion Do not operate the machine on a steep incline or slope that could create an imbalance or rollover A WARNING Maximum machine speed 25 mph Siow to a safe speed on steep declines curves rough terrain side slopes and around equipment and people Repiace or repair damaged hydraulic lines or fittings Transport this machine only with a vehicle having power brakes and capacity to control the gross vehicle weight 4 CAUTION Do not alter the design of this machine Doing so could create a safety haz
10. shorten the life of the unit and will alter the warranty Responsible operation and proper maintenance will provide many hours of expert results and a durable machine NOTE This machine is not intended for highway use lt should be used off road only If public roadway travel 15 necessary be certain of regulations concerning width lighting and safety requirements WARNING e Read and understand the operator s manual before operating the machine Allow no one to operate the machine before reading the manual and being instructed on the proper operation e Before servicing the machine block the wheels shut the tractor off set the brakes and remove the key If working under the machine block the machine up for a safe and secure working area Apply any and all safety stops provided When working with hydraulic lines cylinders or fittings wear protective clothing and safety glasses to guard against high pressure oil leaks Do not allow anyone or near the machine while it 1s running in motion Do not operate the machine on a steep incline or slope that could create an imbalance or rollover Component location Tire 4000636 TU RESIST m t conecte T V t5 b Mes 219 var 19 1 4001541 Spindle ICO2230 ICO2262 0 2 2 2 pages 5 8 x
11. the position of the hoses at the tractor On a two valve system the timing of the loaded machine is critical to it s performance It is important that the gate and push off wall work as they should Adjustments to the timing 1s made at the sequence block located on the tongue of the machine This setting 1s factory set but in time can need re adjustment Refer to the timing chart in the manual for instructions A visual depth gauge 15 located at the right side front of the machine It allows the operator to set the cutting edge to the proper depth for a smooth cut or eject depth of the load It is marked in tenths of an inch The ICON Landoll Earthmovers have portions of the bowl painted with a carbon based graphite paint which helps to reject dist Should this paint wear off over a period of time replacement paint may be ordered thru the dealer Be patient for the first few hours of learning to operate the machine Time and experience will produce expert results Any type of cutting edge machine will have the tendency to create washboard effect 1f too much speed and inconsistent depth is used Also if the machine 18 used to back level or drag be certain that the gate 1s 1n the fully up position and the push off wall 1s completely forward This allows the operator to carry a small amount of material to fill with 1f needed This machine 15 designed to be used with a pulling unit of 400 hp maximum Additional horsepower will
12. 4000702 4001534 4001533 4000335 4001435 4000937 ICON Landoll 6346 SHIJEN 5 2 80685 8 uo UAOUS Jo 0 01 aq pjnous 10116 61541 oj pejeoriqn sj oq Heyo ur 5 sjunoure Jo 40C Ajayewtxoidde aq p nous synu xoo Suey Sj og ayy uey 494914 Ajayewixoidde aq p nous 81 04 payeydun ILON d 0 92 841 34 2052 34 0691 34 OSPT 34 085 34 099 277 SAT M 0602 0821 SQT 34 0861 34 0011 34 096 M 06 541 Md 0061 0967 34 066 098 34 019 1 SAT 34 8201 34 096 34 029 841 34 009 34 008 54134692 97TT 2541 09 066 541 34 08 34 602 MOI lt SQT M 008 Sq 34 06 841 34 OSE 4174 086 5417 34 OFT 541 34 881 BL 34 STE nd 088 34 oze 008 ocr 591 4 081 34 091 ST 4 d 08 340 54774 OCT ST 4 GIT 4 06 SAT 34 08 09 0g 9176 L 58417406 SATA 08 ST 4 34 ZG
13. To avoid injury to your eyes wear protective glasses when striking any object Make certain that the cylinder stops are in place before making any adjustment repairs under the machine The stop pins should be in place on the clam before working around the front of the machine Line Tubes and Hoses Inspect all lines and hoses for wear and chaffing The hoses must be properly routed and have ad equate support and the clamps should be secure Tighten all connections to the recommended torque Do not bend high pressure lines Do not install any lines that are bent or damaged Repair any lines that are loose or damaged Check lines tubes and hoses carefully Do not use your bare hands to check for leaks Use a board or cardboard to check as high pressure fluid can enter soft tissue Tighten all fittings and clamps to proper torque specs Replace the parts 1f any of the following conditions are present e End fittings are damaged or leaking Outer coverings are chafed or cut e Wires are exposed Outer coverings are ballooning e Flexible part of the hoses are kinked e Outer covers have embedded armoring e End fittings are displaced Before Operation Clear all personnel from the area Clear all obstacles that are 1n the path of the machine Beware of hazards such as wires ditches etc Whenever you are working around this machine always wear the protective equipment that 1s required by the conditions
14. WF Washer Flat 1 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 BC Bolt Carriage 1 2 x 1 1 2 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 2 NH Nut Hex 1 2 BH Bolt Hex 1 2 3 NL Nut Nyloc 1 2 WM Washer Machine 2 5 x 3 501 WM Washer Machine 2 5 x 3 501 BH Bolt Hex 5 8 x 1 1 2 WFH Washer Flat Hard 5 8 NJ Nut Jam 1 1 2 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 1 2 4001521 Woodruf Key x 1 4 4001499 Washer Lock 2 46x1 58 BH Bolt Hex 1 2 x 1 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 2 BH Bolt Hex 1 2 x 1 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 2 BH Bolt Hex 1 2 x 6 WF Washer Flat 1 2 NW Nut Whiz 1 2 gt Bolt Listing cont Where Used Light Brackets Lights to Bracket Hose Clamps Gate Safety Stop Hitch Cross to Gooseneck Pin Keepers Spindle Keepers Depth Gauge Dolly Transport Strap Clevis To Dolly Pintle To Clevis Safety Stop lidt Dolly Pivot to Dolly Clevis Safety Description Bolt Hex 1 2 x 1 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 2 BH Bolt Hex 1 4 x 1 1 4 NW Nut Whiz 1 4 NL Nut Nyloc 1 2 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 2 BH Bolt Hex 1 x 6 1 2 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 NL Nut Nyloc 1 NC Nut Castle 1 1 2 WFH Washer Flat Hard 1 1 2 PC Pin Cotter 5 16 x 2 1 2 BH Bolt Hex 3 4 x 1 1 2 BH Bolt Hex 3 4 x 1 3 4 WFH Washer Flat Hard 3 4 BH Bolt Hex 5 8 x 7 Bolt Hex 5 8 x 9 NL Nut Nyloc 5 8 NL Nut Nyloc 5 8
15. ar Safety Stops 2 4001446 Remove Safety Stops Front Near Stops 3 4000372 Warning Moving Parts Near Moving Components 6 4001546L Hitch Decal left side Top of Dolly Frame I 4001546R Hitch Decal right side Top of Dolly Frame I 4001547L Side Decal left side Side of Machine I 4001547R side Decal right side side of Machine I 4000335 Slow Moving Vehicle Rear Center of Frame l 4001535 Ref Tape yellow Front and Side of Machine 4 4001534 Ref Tape red Back of Machine 2 4001533 Ref orange Back of Machine 2 4001285 Horsepower Rating 400 Front of Tongue I 4001516 Off Road Use Only Front of Tongue l 4000941 To Prevent A Hazardous Situation Side of Dolly Frame 2 4000702 Ref red silver 18 Vertical on Rear Frame 2 4001522 Landoll ICON black Upper Side of Machine 2 4001551 Warning remove transport bracket Rear of dolly near bracket 2 4001248 Machine to be pulled with Front of Tongue 1 4001484 Contact utilities before digging Front of Tongue l 4001550 Allow no riders Front of Tongue l Location AG 10 Decal Kit 2000638 4001546 4001522 4001285256 MLE 4000931 one x ud 4001446 4001534 4001533 4000372 both Sid s 0 4000941 both sides _ E i 4000372 both Y 4000931 4000940 both sides 4001551 both sides 4001446 4001516 4001484 4001550 lt 4000949 4001248 4000931 4000940 4001446 both sides 7 4001445
16. ard reduce the durability or performance and or may alter the ICON Warranty Maintain proper bolt torque on the wheels and hitch 5 Replace any missing or damaged machine decals WARNING STAY CLEAR OF MOVING PARTS Safety Section 3b High Pressure fluid can cause serious damage to hands and eyes Carefully relieve pressure before attempting any adjustment gt Tighten all fittings before applying x 1 pressure High pressure fluid hazard To prevent serious injury or death If fluid is sprayed into eyes or injected Carefully relieve pressure on system before adjusting repair disconnect Wear proper hand and eye protection when servicing x Repair or replace all bad components DANGER SEE DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY Pinching Crushing Danger Moving parts that are operated by hydraulic pressure can cause serious injury or death Use extreme caution when working around any moving part Do Not allow any person to be on or near the machine while it is in motion To prevent serious injury or death from pinching or crushing e Keep all persons and objects clear of this machine while any part is in motion e Do not crawl in or under this machine while the tractor is running Place the safety stops on the hydraulic cylinders before servicing Replace all missing or damaged safety signs and decals A list of the signs decals and their placement
17. ating techniques shown are basic skill and technique will increase with knowledge and usage of the machine Maintenance The maintenance section 1s a guide to machine care The illustrated step by step procedures covers the most important of the maintenance schedule Regular routine lubrication 1s described in less detail Maintenance Intervals Normally all lubrication should be on a daily basis However certain locations only require lubrication on a weekly basis or require a specific quantity These locations will be marked clearly showing and describing requirements Under extremely severe dusty wet sandy conditions or if the haul is long and rough more frequent lubrication and inspection of highly stressed areas 15 recommended Safety Section General Hazard Information A Do Not Operate warning tag or similar warning tag should be attached to the start switch or controls before servicing or repairing the machine Know the width of your equipment in order to maintain proper clearance when you operate the machine s near fences or boundary obstacles Be aware of high voltage power lines or buried power cables If the machine comes in contact with these hazards serious injury or death may occur from electrocution Wear a hard hat protective glasses and other protective equipment as required Do not wear loose clothing or Jewelry that can snag on controls or other parts of the machine Make sure all protec
18. bolts torqued at the factory during assembly After 24 to 36 hours of running the Dealer service should recheck the torque on bolts wheel axle and pin retainers Each time the machine 15 greased the operator or maintenance should look at these areas and the bolts involved to be sure none are working loose After each 1000 hours of operation with the machine the hitch wheel axle and pin retainers should be retorqued per the torque value chart In this manual For safety identification and general information all missing or damaged decals on the machine should be replaced The ICON AG 10 has the interior of the bowl painted with a carbon base graphite paint which rejects dirt Should that paint wear off over a period of time replacement paint may be ordered by the gallon through the origi nal dealer The cutting bits for the earthmover are available through ICON or local CAT Dealers Refer to the cutting edge section of this manual for size and part numbers retaining pins have replaceable bushings Watch the pin locations in action to review for loose and worn operation The timing of the loaded machine 15 critical to it s performance On the 2 valve setup it 1s important that the gate and push off wall work as they should Adjustments to the timing can be made at the sequence block on the tongue of the machine refer to the timing chart in the manual for instructions Remember the longevity of your machine will depend
19. ease Fill hydraulic system with Mobil 424 hydraulic oil Using hydraulic pump activate all moving parts and bleed air from the system 1f necessary Hold 3000 PSI hydraulic pressure against all cylinders fittings and hoses for a minimum of 4 minutes Check all components for leaks Install all side covers and shields Torque all retaining bolts Clean and touch up paint the machine Attach the manual container Apply the serial tag operations lube and identification decals Check function and proper engagement of all safety stops ICON Supervisor Signature of the above listed assembly and check functions have been completed per my rigid standards Serial Date checked by Supervisor Customer Copy 10 Earthmover Assembly Lube and Check List 1 10 11 12 13 14 Comments Serial Install Cutting Bits and Side Router Torque all mounting bolts Install Lift Cylinder Torque all pin retaining bolts Position and pin Eject Wall Install Eject Cylinder and Linkage Torque all retaining bolts Install the depth gauge components Locate and pin front gate and gate lift assembly Install gate cylinders Torque all retaining bolts Install front Dolly Hitch Assembly Torque all pin retaining bolts Install axle and wheel components Torque all retaining bolts Inflate tires to required PSI Locate and assemble all hydraulic fittings hoses and blocks Properly tighten fit
20. hall Warrant workmanship and materials on the ICON Farm Products for a period of 270 calendar days from the date of original purchase lease or rental from the original Dealer and in accordance with the following terms and conditions Should any part or component fail within the Warranty period and under normal use conditions LANDOLL shall supply a new part or component for replacement through the original Dealer Cost of normal ground freight for that part or component to the Dealer shall be paid by LANDOLL Repair and replacement labor cost from the original Dealer shall be paid by LANDOLL at a rate negotiated by LANDOLL No further expense shall be paid by LANDOLL including but not limited to loss of time or income LANDOLL shall not provide Warranty on any part or component that has failed due to abuse misuse alteration improper maintenance or normal wear Failure occurring while being pulled by a tractor in excess of engine horsepower as described in the owners manual and or posted on the machine is considered abuse and misuse and shall not receive Warranty Warranty applies only to normal intermittent agricultural use and not commercial or industrial use In regard to some components manufactured by other companies and sold by LANDOLL including but not limited to tires said Warranty shall be provided solely by that manufacturing company This Warranty applies to products sold in the United States and Canada and is made e
21. njury and possible death A pin hole leak can cause severe injury If fluid 1s injected into your skin you must seek treatment immediately Seek treatment from a doctor that 15 familiar with this type of injury Containing Fluid Spillage Care should be taken to prevent spillage of hydraulic fluids during maintenance testing and repair of the machine Prepare to collect any fluid with suitable containers before Opening any system containing fluids Obey all local regulations for the disposal of liquids Improperly disposing of waste fluids can threaten the environment Potentially harmful fluids should be disposed of according to local regulations Always use leakproof containers when you drain fluids Do not pour waste onto the ground or into any source of water Safety Section Crushing Cutting Prevention Support the machine properly before you perform any repairs or maintenance beneath that machine Do not rely on the cylinders to hold the machine up If a control 15 moved or a hydraulic line breaks the machine can fall Never attempt adjustments while the machine 1s in motion Stay clear of all rotating and moving parts If it 15 necessary to remove shields or panels for repairs maintenance be certain to replace them before using the machine When you strike a pin or retainer with force chips and other debris can fly off the object Make sure that no one can be injured by flying debris before striking any object
22. of the job site Refer to the Daily Walk around Inspection for tips on what to look for before daily use Be aware of the width of your machine and be certain there 1s enough clearance for you to maneuver without hitting obstacles beside you General Operation Each scraper operator has his her own methods of hydraulic sequence and overall operation of the machine The following are suggestions as to the ICON Earthmover Personal methods and choice of tractors may alter these suggestions The ICON Landoll machine 15 completely assembled and checked at the factory It 15 requested of the Dealer that after the first 24 36 hours of operation the machine 15 then checked and adjusted f needed There are 24 zerks of the AG 10 that are marked grease daily and 1 on each axle that are grease weekly Each bolt 1s torqued to proper specs at the factory and after the initial 24 36 hours of running should be rechecked retaining pins have replaceable bushings Watch the pin locations in action to review for loose and worn operation Hydraulic hose configuration at the front of the machine 15 arranged to fit the late model remotes Some pulling units may require the relocation of the hydraulic hose configuration A two valve sequencing set up 18 standard This allows the raise lower to be controlled by valve 1 and gate push off by valve 2 The operation of these valves 15 left to operator choice for push pull This 1s controlled by
23. on proper operation and maintenance Warning To prevent a hazardous situation which if not avoided can result in injury or death Read and follow these instructions Read and understand the operator s manual before operating the machine Allow one to operate the machine before reading the manual and being instructed on the proper operation e Before servicing the machine block the wheels shut the tractor off set the brakes and remove the key If working under the machine block the machine up for a safe and secure working area Apply any and all safety stops provided e When working with hydraulic lines cylinders or fittings wear protective clothing and safety glasses to guard against high pressure oil leaks Donot allow anyone on or near the machine while it 1s running or in motion Do not operate the machine on a steep incline or slope that could create an imbalance or rollover Safety Section The safety Alert symbol is shown above It is used in potentially dangerous areas When you see this symbol on the machine in this manual be aware that precautions should be taken to avoid personal injury to yourself or others Follow all safe operating procedures Signal Words Signal words are used along with the safety alert symbols to keep people aware that a serious injury risk is present DANGER Marks the most serious WARNING and CAUTION signs are normally used
24. tings taking care not to overtighten Install the proper markings to each hose and apply color coded hose wrap Install safety lighting components route wiring and install plug retainer Cycle and check lighting system with 12 volt system tester Lubricate all moving components with high temperature grease Fill hydraulic system with Mobil 424 hydraulic oil Using hydraulic pump activate all moving parts and bleed air from the system 1f necessary Hold 3000 PSI hydraulic pressure against all cylinders fittings and hoses for a minimum of 4 minutes Check all components for leaks Install all side covers and shields Torque all retaining bolts Clean and touch up paint the machine Attach the manual container Apply the serial tag operations lube and identification decals Check function and proper engagement of all safety stops Date Supervisor Product Support Copy Please take the time to register your machine online to be eligible for warranty if needed Go to WWW Landoll com Click on support services On left hand side click on warranty processing Pop up box will ask for user name and password Enter word dealer in user name and landoll in password Click on ag registration and enter info Your machine will be registered B LANDOLL CORPORATION Product Warranty LANDOLL CORPORATION 1600 W 8 St Beloit KS 67420 referred to as LANDOLL In this document LANDOLL s
25. tive shields and covers are secured in place on the machine Obey all local regulations for the disposal of liquids Do not allow unauthorized personnel on the machine Unless you are instructed otherwise perform maintenance with the machines in the servicing position The operation and maintenance manual will describe the proper position Never put maintenance fluids hydraulic Into glass containers Drain all liquids into suitable containers Trapped Pressure Pressure can be trapped 1 a hydraulic system Releasing trapped pressure can cause sudden movement of the machine Use caution if you disconnect hydraulic lines or fittings High pressure oil that 1s released can cause a hose to whip High pressure oil that is released can cause oil to spray Fluid penetration can cause serious injury or death Safety Section General Hazard Information Fluid Penetration Pressure can be trapped 1 a hydraulic system long after the engine has been stopped The pressure can cause fluid or fittings ends to detach rapidly if the pres Sure 1s not released properly Do not remove any hydraulic components until pressure has been relieve or personal injury may result Do not disassemble any hydraulic components or parts until the pressure has been relieved or personal injury may occur Always use a board or protective shield when you check for high pressure leaks Hydraulic fluid 15 under extreme pressure and can cause serious i
26. xpressly in place of all other warranties expressed or Implied
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