VTS Owners Manual
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1. TE di i Lj w 24 654 Yellow Figure 2 Items noted in this figure are different than and or in addition to the parts used on the standard VTS Refer to Figures 1 3 for all items not noted on this figure 46 2 28 69090909 4413 3 Tunnel and Rollina Components x aa B 37 1552 Item 7 60 65 White Figure 5 65 White Figure 6 38 65 White Figure 7 Tunnel Hardw are Nr NAM 54 ey bre zd 1 E gm n EX EE E KA amp e 5 1 Tunnel and Rolling Components 3 fy VTS Torque Specification Chart LAE NOI TX Up gt 3 4 Item Description Torque US Torque Metric Socket 1 14UNC x 2 Gr 8 750 ft Ibs 1017N m 5 8 11UNC x 115 Gr 8 211 ft Ibs 286 1 N m 1 5 16 3 4 1QUNC x 1 Gr 8 376 ft lbs 509 8N m 1 1 8 40 Polytac TM EP 2 U8422400 Page 1 of 5 PHILLIPS MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Polytac TM EP 2 1 CHEMICAL PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION Synonyms Established Formula h rdure Chemical Family Hydrocarbon CAS Number Mixtura SAP Code 1013026 1043027 1013028 1013028 1013030 1033017 Product Code 94250 M2. This manual plates and labels on the machine contain necessary instructions and warnings for safe operation Read and understand all safety instructions and warnings failure to do so can result in injury or death Loegering will be glad to answer any questions If the manual plate or label 1s missing or damaged contact Loegering for a replacement SAFEIY 1 2 OPERATION CAPACITIES When using the VTS system the machine will be able to push and lift larger loads however Loegering Mfg recommends you do not exceed the manufacture s push and lift maximums The maximum machine weight for the large VTS 1s 10 500 Ibs 4 763 kg Maximum for the small VTS 1 7 500 Ibs 3402 kg CONDUCT ALL MANEUVERS WITH THE VTS CAREFULLY Avoid making sharp turns with the VTS installed Sharp turns or standing pivot turns will reduce the usable life of your VTS system CAREFULLY LOAD AND UNLOAD THE MACHINE The VTS system can increase the width of your machine Always ensure that the trailer is the correct size to prevent damage to trailers and or the VTS 13 MAINTENANCE ALWAYS CLEAN THE VTS Maintain the cleanliness of the machine and VTS to ensure proper and safe operation Remove dirt debris and any tools used for maintenance from the undercarriage system ALWAYS USE APPROPRIATE SAFETY EQUIPMENT Wear personal safety equipment when necessary and use mechanical lifting devices to aid 10 the service and maintenance o
3. LOE CG EFRIN VTS Versatile Track System OWNERS MANUAL Rev 030109 LOEGERING MFG INC 800 373 5441 15514 37 Street SE 701 347 5441 Casselton ND 58012 USA Fax 701 347 4323 E Mail Imi loegering com Internet www loegering com Foreword This manual contains safety operation maintenance and adjustment information The procedures are designed to provide the best performance of the machine in an effective and economical way In order to obtain it remember the next basic rules e This manual should be stored in the operator s compartment of any machine where this attachment is used e Before inspection maintenance or operating the VTS read and understand this manual completely e Since all of the explanations in this manual may not be thoroughly understood at first repeat reading it until abilities as an operator are obtained and developed for proper operation e Further abilities as an operator outside of descriptions in this manual can be obtained from experience during normal operations and under proper supervision e Because of continuing improvement and advancement of product design the shape of the attachment in the illustrations may be partly different from your machine Whenever a question arises regarding your machine or this publication please consult your local Loegering dealer or Loegering Mfg at 701 347 5441 for the latest information Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page Page Page 8
4. Vaper Pressure Hot Established Vapor Density Air 1 Established Specific Gravity 20 C Water 1 1 0 TTF 250 Percent Volatile by Volume Nat Established Evaporation Rate Butyl Acetates1 Hat Established Water Solubility Haligible Viscosity 100 SUS 100F 38C 10 STABILITY AND REACTIVITY Stability Stable Hazardous Polymerization Will Not Occur Ineompatability Materials to Avold Oxygen and strong oxidizing agents 43 Polytac TM EP 2 03422400 Page 4 of 5 Hazardous Decomposition Products Carbon oxides and various hydrocarbons are formed when burned 11 TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION Other Health Effects Pressurized injection af product under the skin can lead to seriously Inflammed tissue If left untreated injury can gpamgrenous Prolonged and repeated exposure mist poses a risk of pulmonary disease such lung inflammation This condition usualy causes symptoms Continuous skin contact with used motor oils has caused skin cancer in laboratory animals Avoid prolonged skin contact with used motor oil These products may contain petroleum base oils which may be refined by various processes including severe solvent extraction severe hydrocracking or severa hydrotreating Nane of the oils require a cancer warming under ihe OSHA Hazard Communication Standard 29 CFR 1910 1200 12 ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION data at this tme 13 DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS Dispo
5. employee or representative is authorized to modify this warranty unless such modification is made in writing and signed by an authorized officer of Loegering sought to be bound by such modification The obligations of Loegering under this warranty shall not include duty taxes environmental fees including without limitation disposal or handling of rubber tracks or any other charges whatsoever or any liability for indirect incidental or consequential damages Improper maintenance improper use abuse improper storage operation beyond rated capacity operation after discovery of defective or worn parts or alteration or repair of the equipment by persons not authorized by Loegering which sold such equipment shall render this warranty null and void Loegering reserves the right to inspect the installation of its Products and review maintenance procedures to determine if the failure was due to improper maintenance improper use abuse improper storage operation beyond rated capacity operation after discovery of defective or worn parts or alteration modification or repair of the equipment by persons not authorized by Loegering Loegering reserves the right to make improvements or changes to its Products without incurring any obligation to make such changes or modifications to Products previously sold Parts Warranty Loegering warrants its Dealer install OEM replacement parts to be free of defect in manufacture or materials for a period of nine
6. ft Ibs 257 6 m Failure to properly torque wheel nuts can cause injury damage to equipment and void the warranty 13 Repeat the installation procedure for the other side INSPECT YOUR VTS BEFORE EACH OPERATING SESSION 1 Check the rubber track for signs of wear Check for any cracks cuts missing pieces or excessive wear Fig 1 amp 2 2 Ensure that all bolts are tight and that none are missing 3 Check for any damage to the metal components of the undercarriage Look for cracks abnormal wear or bent components 4 Visually inspect all tension rollers bogey wheels and idlers for signs of damage or excessive amounts of wear Fig 3 5 Inspect the sprocket for missing teeth cracks or excessive wear 16 3 1 When Required Maintenance and Checks Tracks check and adjust e Measuring Track Tension o Drive the machine forward to ensure the track is evenly tensioned across the entire VTS o Lower skid steer bucket until the front of the VTS 1s off of the ground Fig 5 o Measure the distance from the inside edge of the track to the bottom of the bogey wheel A properly adjusted track will have 1 to 1 5 inches 2 54 to 3 81 cm of slack Fig 6 o If more than 1 5 or 3 81cm the track needs to be tensioned Adjusting Track Tension o Drive the machine forward to ensure the track is evenly tensioned across the entire VTS o Lower skid steer bucket until the front of the V
7. lift up the track with the hoist Fig 3 9 Using a pry bar pry the track upwards until the sprocket 1 out of the Track Idler Guides 10 Once the track 15 off the sprocket place a pry bar between the rear idler and the inside of the track and pry outward so the idler comes out of the Track Idler Guides Fig 3 Lift the top of the track in this area P 26 Reinstall your tension arm assembly Reinstall the torsion arm and hub assembly Ensure that all bolts are torqued according to the torque diagram included with this manual Reinstall VTS on the machine using instructions in section 2 2 21 1 Pickup the new track with a hoist or similar device Start at the rear of the VTS Guide the rear idler into the Track Idler Guides Fig 4 Use a scissors lift or similar device to lift up the bottom of the track until the track touches the bottom bogies This elongates the track in order to get 1t over the sprocket and front idler Fig 4 Lift the top of the track in front of the sprocket with a hoist or similar device Fig 4 With a pry bar between the top of the sprocket and the track lift up on the track until the sprocket 1s in the Track Idler Guide Fig 4 With a pry bar move the rear sprocket clockwise this will move more slack to the front of the VTS Fig 4 Lower the hoist to relieve the tension on the track With a pry bar between the front idler and the track pry outward
8. removed Failure to follow these instructions will void the warranty on the spacers l ap 2 3 Installing Wheel Spacers Installing Spacers with studs 1 Remove wheels and thoroughly clean the hub flange surface of all foreign materials including dirt grease loose paint etc Failure to remove all foreign material will cause the spacers to become loose which will result in damage to the spacer studs and or VTS 2 Inspect spacers for any excessive paint or foreign material prior to installation 3 Install spacers Spacer should fit easily on wheel hub if there is any interference contact Loegering Mfg before tightening nuts 4 Tighten nuts evenly to allow spacer ring to center itself on tapered nuts 5 Torque 12 nuts 95 ft lbs 128 8 m 9 16 nuts 130 ft lbs 176 26 m and 5 8 nuts 190 ft Ibs 257 6 N m 5 Reinstall wheels or VTS and torque nuts to the skid steer manufacturer s recommended specification for installing wheels and 190 ft lbs 258 40 N m for the VTS 6 Failure to follow these instructions will void the warranty on the spacers 13 INSTALLATION 2 4 Installing the VTS 9 When the holes on the front spindle line up with the studs slide the VTS onto the front hub Caution Be sure that all personnel are clear of the area before moving the VTS onto the machine Failure to do so could result in injury and or death from being crushed in b
9. requires 2 bushings Item 26 402169 Tension Arm Bushing Bolt 1 14UNC x 2 00 Grade 8 Plated 2 9 Torsion Arm Left 25 34 401800 Shaft Suspension 11 18 Long 9 2 5 Bolt 5 8 11NC x 3 0 Grade 8 31 VTS Part Prices 50 2 Bolt Flange 5 8 11UNC x 2 requires Item 42 5210 4 Nut Flange Lock 3 4 10UNC Grade 8 Plated PD5170 1 5CP Bolt Flange 1 2 13UNC x 1 50 Grade 8 Plated 0 1 PD5210 4 5CP Bolt 3 4 10UNC x 4 5 Grade 8 Plated PD5210 3 5CP Bolt Flange 3 4 10UNC x 3 50 Grade 8 Plated 0 2 PD0130 1 25CP Bolt 1 4 20UNC x 1 25 Grade 8 Plated 401301 Upstop Plate 5130 4 Nut Flange Lock 1 4 20UNC Grade 8 Plated 50 VTS All Except Bobcat Figure 1 50 VTS All Except Bobcat Figure 2 Item 8 600913 be fang i am FE al 4 E 7 Uu 7 E 45 4416 44 06 50 All Except Bobcat Figure 3 33 Bobcat Only Figure 5 50 VTS D n Figures 1 3 not illustrated in these drawings please refer to 1 1 is 21 E AR El cy 1 L i 9 50 VTS Bobcat only Figure 4 34 VTS Part Prices 65 amp 86 Track Rubber 56 Link 18 Wide Qty 1 542 Track Rubber 58 Link 18 Wide Qty 1 560 1 Track Rubber 59 L
10. the track tension after the VTS 15 installed on the machine 4 Check the track tension again after 15 to 20 hours of initial use 5 Routinely check track tension at 50 hour intervals throughout the life of the track 29 30 VTS Part Prices 50 Item Part Number Wi 401363 Track Rubber 50 Link 12 Wide Qty 1 462 401767 Track Rubber 51 Link 12 Wide Qty 1 470 479 497 909 Qty 1 Qty 1 Track Rubber 56 Link 12 Wide Qty 1 Track Rubber 50 Link 15 Wide Qty 1 Track Rubber 52 Link 15 Wide Qty 1 Track Rubber 54 Link 15 Wide Qty 1 Track Rubber 56 Link 15 Wide Qty 1 3 1 401362 Track Rubber 52 Link 12 Wide 401361 Track Rubber 54 Link 12 Wide 1 1 1 4 1 1 WE 25 5 Right Rear Tunnel Shown Left Rear Tunnel 7 Front Right Hub Torsion Assembly All except Bobcat 1 1 Front Left Hub Torsion Assembly All except Bobcat Front Right Hub Torsion Assembly Bobcat only Front Left Hub Torsion Assembly Bobcat only 14 0 601700 Tunnel Support Bracket Only available on long 1 wheelbase Compact VTS Call for info 3 OT 13 1 1 52 50 78 2 PD5210 1 5CP Bolt Flange 3 4 10UNC x 1 50 Grade 8 Plated 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 23 22 Tension Arm
11. until the spindle holes align with the studs on the skid steer hub N caution While rotating the front hub ensure that hands and fingers remain clear of any pinch points 2 4 You have to take the block out and lower and or raise the hub assembly slightly in order to line up the spindle holes with the studs on the skid steer INSTALLATION 2 5 Installing the VTS 14 Once both sides have been installed follow the instructions in section 3 and check the tension on the track Ensure that the tension 1s between 1 and 1 5 2 54 to 3 81 cm 15 Remove jack stands or blocks and lower the machine 16 Check both sides for proper installation before using the machine IMPORTANT Before putting the skid steer with VTS into use take the machine for a test drive bring 11 back in and check the tension again Also check the torque on the wheel nuts to ensure that all torques are correct 15 Nets Be sure that all personnel are clear of the area before moving the VTS onto the machine Failure to do so could result in injury and or death from being crushed in between the VTS and the machine 10 Install as many wheel nuts as possible typically 3 or 4 11 Have an operator start the skid steer and slowly rotate the hubs forward until all the wheel nuts can be installed 12 Turn machine off in between rotations to install additional wheel nuts Note Torque all wheel nuts to 190
12. 41 www loegering com Model LSBxx x Serial 4 Date of Mfg xx xx MM Y Y Weight Ibs xxxx Capacity XXXXXXXXX Patent XXXXXXXXX Left VTS Serial Numbers Right VTS Read and understand the Operator s Manual before using this equipment Stop engine place all controls in neutral set park brake remove lanition key before servicing adjusting repairing or unplugging Keep hands and feet away from moving parts Make certain everyone is clear before operating the machine Keep people away SAFETY INFORMATION We offer you basic and important rules and precautions for safe operation Read understand and observe them before starting operation This 1s the most essential way to prevent accidents Wrong operation inspection or maintenance can cause personal injury or death Throughout this manual and on the VTS precautions are provided with 15 marks and classified by the words Danger Warning and Caution according to their extent of danger The classification 1s as follows DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will cause death ES WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury AY A CAUTION indicates potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury It may also be used to alert a
13. EQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES OR LOSSES RESULTING FROM A BREACH OF WARRANTY INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION LABOR COSTS LOSS OF USE OF OTHER EQUIPMENT THIRD PARTY REPAIRS IMPROPER PERFORMANCE OR WORK PENALTIES OF ANY KIND LOSS OF SERVICE OF PERSONNEL OR FAILURE OF EQUIPMENT TO COMPLY WITH ANY FEDERAL STATE OR LOCAL LAW 45 Loegering Manufacturing Inc hereafter referred to as Loegering warrants the new Products manufactured or sold by it to be free under normal use and service of any defects in manufacture or materials for twelve 12 months in the case of its attachments 12 months or 1000 hours whichever comes first on a prorated basis in the case of its tracks or 90 days in the case of refurbished attachments from a delivery to and placement into service by the first user including as a demonstrator or rental unit or b delivery to the first retail purchaser whichever occurs first provided that Loegering receives written notice of the defect within thirty 30 days of its discovery and Buyer establishes that i the equipment has been maintained and operated within the limits of rated and normal usage and ii the defect did not result in any manner from the intentional or negligent action or inaction by Buyer its agents or employees Buyer must at Buyer s expense return the defective equipment and parts to the authorized Loegering Dealer from whom the equipment and or parts were purchased and if Buyer cannot establish that
14. NOWARRANTIES THAT EXTEND BEYOND THE LIMITED WARRANTY CONTAINED HEREIN ITEMS NOT COVERED BY THIS WARRANTY The following items are NOT covered under this Warranty the following list is not exhaustive 1 Non Distributor Sales Items sold by any individual corporation partnership auction entity or any other organization or legal entity that is not an authorized Dealer Non Loegering Components Components which are not manufactured by Loegering are not covered by this warranty Such components are covered only by the warranty that is provided by their manufacturer Such components include but are not limited to attachments track rolling components Loegering does not warrant that any attachments or other products not manufactured by Loegering will function properly or will not cause damage when used on its Product 3 Replacement of assemblies Loegering has the option to repair or replace any defective part or assembly It is the policy of Loegering to refuse claims for the replacement of a complete assembly that is field repairable by the replacement or repair of defective part s within the assembly 4 Normal Operational Maintenance Services and Wear Parts Maintenance services and wear parts are excluded from warranty claims Maintenance services not covered include but are not limited to such items as lubrication cleaning equipment inspection or adjustment or the replacement of any service items made in connection with normal mainte
15. Page 9 Page 10 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 13 Page 14 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 17 19 Page 20 Page 21 Page 22 Page 22 24 Page 24 28 Page 29 30 Page 30 32 Page 33 34 Page 34 38 Page 39 Page 40 44 Page 45 48 CONTENTS General Safety safe Operation Safe Maintenance safety Symbols Installing the VTS Safety Installing the VTS Preparations Installing Wheel Spacers Installing the VTS Inspection of the VTS before use When Required Maintenance Replacement Safety Replacing Hub and Torsion Tube Replacing the Down Stop Replacing Tension Arm Assy Replacing the Rubber Track Serial Number Location Safety information Section 1 1 Section 1 2 Section 1 3 Section 1 4 Nomenclature Section 2 1 Section 2 2 Section 2 3 Section 2 4 Section 2 5 Installation Maintenance Section 3 1 Section 3 2 Section 3 3 Section 3 4 Section 3 5 Section 3 6 VTS Parts 50 VTS Parts 50 Drawings VTS Parts 65 amp 85 VTS Parts 65 amp 854 Drawings VTS Torque Specifications MSDS Information VTS Warranty Information Serial Number Location Always provide the serial number of your VTS when ordering parts requesting service requesting warranty or any other information The serial number plate 1s located on top of the tunnel near the rear hub Please record the serial number in the space provided and on the warranty registration card LODEGERING lu 15514 37 St SE Casselton ND 58012 800 373 54
16. S If running on side hills keep track tension at 1 2 54 cm 18 3 1 When Required Maintenance and Checks Rubber Track Inspection and Maintenance e If steel cord is exposed because of damaged rubber replace the track with a new one immediately When a break of a steel cord is detected replace the track immediately If you leave 11 as 1t IS the rubber track can break without expectation and could cause a serious accident Fig 1 e If large cracks are noticed in the rubber track contact Loegering for instruction Fig 1 VTS Maintenance Schedule Service Required Interval Clean Often VTS Undercarriage as needed Daily Look for Damage BogeyBolis Inspect Daily Look for loose bolts 19 MAINTENANCE 3 2 Replacing the Hub or Torsion Tube Safety on 1 The torsion tube and hub Always use a hoist when handling the assembly Wear all personal safety equipment while completing any service on the VTS Safety glasses ear protection and proper work boots are required GO The assembly creates a pinch point use caution and keep hands and fingers clear of the pinch point when removing the assembly T 20 6 assembly can only be removed after the VTS has been removed from the machine Follow the installation and removal instructions to complete VTS removal Read and understand all instruction for torsion tube and hub removal
17. SDS Number 5422400 Ratings Health 0 Flammabilliy 1 Reactivity 2 HMIS Ratings Flammability 1 Reactivity 0 Health 0 _ Intended Use sj General Purpose grease for automotive industrial and agricultural The intended use of this product is indicated above if any additional use is known please contact us at the Technical informabon number listed below Manufactured By Phone Numbers Phillips 65 Company Emergency 9182 881 8118 Division of Phillips Petroleum Company Technical information BOD 768 0050 Bartlesville Oklahoma 74004 For Additional M8DSs 818 661 5974 2 COMPOSITION INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS Kg T Gham cal 2 4 TLV jai Ceiling aukar Firal PELs Final mis Limite Hyd 0 0 Lea ais Seg Section 5 for additional Exposure Limits 3 HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION Emergency Overview 41 Polytac TM EP 2 US422400 Page 2 of 5 Non Hazardous Pressure Injection Potential Acute Health Effects Eye Contact May cause mild irribatinn Skin Contact May cause mild irritation with prolonged or repealed contact Inhalation acute effects expected due to low vapor pressure Ingestion Slightly toxic LD50 gt 5 emikg Subchronic and Chronic Effects Known Applicable Information Aggravated Medical Conditions Known Applicable Informaban 4 FIRST AID MEASURES Eye Contact Flush eyes with running
18. TS 1s off of the ground Fig 5 o Loosen the two 54 tension arm bolts on the tension arm assembly Fig 7 o Important Failure to loosen the tension arm mounting bolts on both sides of the VTS could result in bending the tension arm o Determine what style tensioner that you have The two styles are the hexagon turnbuckle Fig 7 and the round weldment Fig 8 on the next page 17 MAINTENANCE When Required Maintenance and Checks When adjusting the weldment style tensioner o Usea 1 V wrench to loosen the jam nut Turn the adjuster nut clockwise until the proper tension of 1 to 1 5 2 54 to 3 81 cm 1s obtained Retighten the jam nut and lower the machine Important Retighten both JA tension arm mounting bolts to 376 ft Ibs 509 8 m When adjusting the Turnbuckle style tensioner o Use a 1 7 8 wrench to loosen the jam nut Turn hexagon adjuster shaft clockwise untill proper tension of 1 to 1 57 2 54 to 3 81 cm 1s obtained Retighten the jam nut and lower the machine Important Retighten both JA tension arm mounting bolts to 376 ft Ibs 509 8 m 3 1 Turnbuckle Tensioner Weldment Tensioner E 4 Tension arm bolt Fig 7 IMPORTANT It is recommended that the track tension is checked after 15 to 20 hours of operation on a new track After the initial check check your tension every 50 hours thereafter to ensure optimum performance of your VT
19. before starting the removal The assembly is a heavy object and needs to be removed using a hoist Read and understand all manuals for the hoist that is to be used before starting removal process MAINTENANCE Note VTS must be removed from 3 Remove hub CDI Fig I machine before attempting to remove hub and torsion tube Consult installing the VTS section for removal instructions Remove torsion arm a Locate torsion arm without up stop arm Note VTS except VTS for Bobcats will have the torsion arm without the up stop arm toward the outside of the skid steer a Using a 4 socket and wrench remove the four x 1 5 bolts and nuts that secure the hub to torsion tube b Using a I socket 4 Install new hub assembly in the same position as the old hub 2 bolt on the upper part Fig 1 of the torsion arm Fig I Note This bolt is torqued at the factory to 750 a Position hub on torsion tube and secure using 7 1 5 bolt and nuts IUIbs 1017 m Torque to 110 ft Ib c Using a 1 1 8 socket 149 14 N m remove the x 2 bolt b Reinstall assembly onto from the lower torsion the VTS arm on the opposite side 5 Install VTS on skid steer per 2 Remove front hub assembly owners manual a Carefully lift the front a unm hub assembly out of the 5 rack tension per owners frame Note As of February 2007 the down stop assembly has been moved fro
20. chine consult owners manual for removal instructions Before starting note location of rollers and position of tension arm slot Replace one side at a time using one side as a reference when reassembling Remove the torsion arm and hub assembly Remove tension roller assembly Fig l on previous page a Using a 1 1 8 x drive socket loosen the two 3 4 bolts securing the tension arm assembly to the frame do not remove these bolts b Loosen the tension adjustment screw until it can be lifted out of the frame Use a hoist to lift the front half of the track to provide clearance for the tension arm assembly to be removed Lift the tension roller assembly up and out Replacing tension rollers a Note position of rollers before removing If reconfiguring VTS or moving rollers to another position contact Loegering for a drawing for correct position 3 5 Replacing the Tension Arm Assembly Step 8 continued MAINTENANCE Note After the VTS has been reassembled and all bolts have been properly torqued it can be reinstalled on the machine by following the instructions in section 2 2 c Position torsion arm on assembly and secure using 1 14UNC x 2 8 bolt on the upper arm and a 3 4 IOUNC x 2 Gr 8 bolt on the lower Torque upper bolt to 750 ft Ibs 1017 m and lower bolt to 376 t Ibs 509 8 m 3 6 Replacing the Rubber Track Safety 3 Visually inspect all equip
21. conditions i and ii above have been met then this warranty shall not cover the alleged defect The term Products shall include only the following equipment manufactured by Loegering VTS Steel Track Eliminator Mud Bucket No claim under the Warranty will be reimbursed without proper Warranty registration documentation on file The obligation and liability of Loegering under this warranty is expressly limited to at Loegering s sole option repairing or replacing with or in the case of its tracks providing a prorated allowance for new or remanufactured parts or components any part which appears upon inspection by Loegering to have been defective in manufacture or materials Such parts shall be provided at no cost to the owner from the Dealer from which the parts were purchased This warranty shall be null and void if parts including wear parts other than genuine OEM Loegering parts are used in the equipment or repairs or replacements are performed by a party other than the authorized Dealer No warranty shall cover any item on which serial numbers have been altered defaced or removed Accessories attachments assemblies and components included in the equipment sold by Loegering which are not manufactured by Loegering are subject to the warranty of their respective manufacturers Normal maintenance adjustments or maintenance wear parts are not covered by this warranty and are the sole maintenance responsibility of Buyer No
22. ere evidence of damage upon receipt Yes No If yes explain If yes explain Tell us about the equipment you plan to use your new attachment on Tire Size tracks only Hours of use on machine prior to installation of attachment Hours Hour information is very important to warranty resolution Warranty may not be valid without completion of this section Application description 46 47
23. etween the VTS and the machine 6 Install as many wheel nuts as possible on the front hub assembly 3 4 typically and tighten Note If your machine is equipped with flange type wheel nuts you must replace them with 90 tapered wheel nuts Failure to use 90 tapered wheel nuts may cause injury damage to the lug studs and or void warranty When using a fork lift use the side shift capabilities to slide the VTS towards the rear of the skid steer until the rear sprocket lines up with the rear hub Note A hoist can also accomplish this step 8 Have an operator start the skid steer and rotate the hub until the studs line up with the VTS Caution Stay clear of the VTS while the skid steer is in operation ef 9 When the holes on the rear sprocket line up with the studs slide the VTS onto the rear hub 14 1 Using a forklift or similar lifting device 1111 the VTS at one of three places a Below the track b Below the tunnel between the bogey wheels Preferred c Below the top of track IMPORTANT Make sure the front of the skid steer s hubs and the front of the mating hubs on the VTS are clean Excessive dirt mud gravel etc Will interfere with the installation 2 Start by installing the VTS onto the front hub of the skid steer 3 Align the front hub assembly The front hub assembly will pivot forward approximately 3 4 Rotate the hub assembly forward and block it turn the hub spindle
24. f 6 VTS PERFORM MAINTENANCE CAREFULLY Maintenance work can be hazardous if not done in a careful manner personnel should realize the hazards and strictly follow safe practices Before performing any maintenance or repair work consult the instruction manual BE CAREFUL AROUND MOVING PARTS Stay clear of all rotating or moving parts such as sprockets and rollers Do not allow any object to come near moving parts The object could be thrown out of the undercarriage SAFEIY 1 4 Warning Signs and Labels There are several specific safety signs on your VTS Their exact location and description of the hazard are reviewed in this section SSS Safety decal indicates WARNING To prevent serious injury from flying objects Clear the area of bystanders before operating this equipment Keep away from machine while it is running keep others away Shut down the machine if anyone enters within 50 meters of this machine Please take the time to familiarize yourself with these safety signs p 4 pr Safety decal indicates WARNING Crush Hazard To prevent serious injury from moving parts Consult owner s manual or service manual before installing this equipment Keep hands and feet away from moving suspension parts Safety decal indicates WARNING To avoid severe injury Never reach arms or legs into a moving track Stop engine lower imple
25. g 2 3 Remove tires following your skid steer manufacturer s instructions 22 in 55 88 cm to the center of the hub Note If wheel spacers are required they must be installed at this time Please contact Loegering Mfg if you are unsure if your machine requires wheel spacers 11 2 3 Installing Wheel Spacers Rim Spacer Reach Nut Bobcat 963 and 970 s 12 N gaten Precautions 1 Always wear appropriate eye ear hand and foot protection while installing wheel spacers 2 Ensure that the machine is secure on the jack stands before starting install of wheel spacers Installing Spacers without studs Remove wheels and thoroughly clean the hub flange surface of all foreign materials including dirt grease loose paint etc Failure to remove all foreign material will cause the spacers to become loose resulting in damage to the spacer and or studs Inspect spacers for any excessive paint or foreign material prior to installation Install spacers Spacer should fit easily on wheel hub if there is any interference contact Loegering Mfg Inc before reinstalling wheels Reinstall wheels and torque nuts to the manufacturer s recommended specification Bobcat 963 and 970 machines Reach nuts are supplied with the spacers use them in lieu of the nuts removed from the machine oave the nuts removed from the machine so that the wheels may be reinstalled when the spacers are
26. gainst possible damage to the machine and its components We have made every effort for you to prevent accidents during operation however we cannot be held responsible for predicting every kind of danger in all operating conditions It is the owner or user of the machine who is responsible for ALWAYS paying attention to operate the machine as well as reading and understanding this manual enough to obtain the essential knowledge and skills fundamental to correct machine operation AA WARNING BEFORE inspection operation or maintenance of the VTS be sure to read and understand this manual Incorrect operation or maintenance of the machine can cause an accident and serious injury or death Keep this manual on hand during operation so that you can immediately consult it when necessary If 11 should be missing or damaged contact Loegering Mfg for a replacement There are various kinds of federal state and local regulations that effect construction and industrial machinery Since the regulations are subject to change and differ from one locale to another it is impossible for us to provide such information in this manual It is the responsibility of the owner or user to be familiar with the regulations Specifications and materials of the VTS are subject to change without any obligation on the part of the manufacturer SAFEIY SAFETY TIPS This section explains tips which you will find throughout this manual and on the VTS Track Syste
27. he tension arm assembly can only be removed after the VTS has been removed from the machine Follow the installation and removal instructions to complete VTS removal Read and understand all instruction for tension arm removal before starting the removal The assembly is a heavy object and needs to be removed using a hoist Read and understand all 1 MAINTENANCE b Install roller assembly using two 54 x 1 gr 8 flange bolts and torque to 376 ft Ibs 509 8 N m 7 Tension arm assembly installation Ref Fig 3 a Using a hoist lift the front half of track to provide clearance for the tension arm assembly b Position the correct slot on the tension arm assembly over the bolts loosened in step 4 Do not tighten bolts at this time tighten bolts after track has been properly tensioned c Position the adjuster screw into holder on front chassis Note If you can not get the adjuster screw into the holder it may be necessary to use a bottle jack or similar lifting device to lift the tension arm assembly Center the Jack under the adjusting screw mounting brace or center under the upper tension roller a cradle 1s required for this 8 Install front hub assembly a Extend adjuster fully to allow clearance for the hub assembly b Slide assembly into the frame 23 Follow torsion arm and hub assembly removal instructions to V TS must be removed from ma
28. ink 18 Wide Qty 1 575 Track Rubber 60 Link 18 Wide Qty 1 580 Track Rubber 63 Link 18 Wide Qty 1 600 600546 Turnbuckle Assy EHE NN 2 1 45 601209 Turnbuckle Assy Extended Length 1 600504 Rear Hub Sprocket Assembly Rear Hub Sprocket Assembly No Offset Right Rear Tunnel Shown 11 Left Rear Tunnel Em Right Rear Tunnel No Offset Shown DE 1 7 Left Rear Tunnel No Offset DEM 15 601552 Tension Arm Assembly Front Right Hub Torsion Assembly Shown DEM Front Left Hub Torsion Assembly EE Front Right Hub Torsion Assembly Bobcat Shown Front Left Hub Torsion Assembly Bobcat DEAE E 1 35 Right Front Tunnel Shown ERE 7 Left Front Tunnel Lm L 2 400914 Sprocket 22 Tooth 89 16 401449 Sprocket 22 tooth no offset BEEN Assembly Rear Hub sprocket sold separately Screw Cap 5 8 11UNC x 1 25 Gr Plated Bolt Flange 3 4 10UNC x 1 5 Gr 8 Plated 401111 Dust Cover for 600439 2 required Assembly Idler Guide Dust covers not included Bogey Split Dust cover not included Assembly Bogey Dust covers not included Bolt Flange 3 4 10UNC x 2 0 Gr 8 Plated Bushing 1 OD x 781 ID PD5210 3 5CP Bolt Flange 3 4 10UNC x 3 5 Gr 8 Plated PH5210 4CP Nut Flange Lock 3 4 10UNC Gr 8 Plated 1 1 Bolt Flange 5 8 11UNC x 1 25 Gr 8 Plated 500057 Torsion Tube 388 500486 Heavy Duty Torsion T
29. m Periodically check labels and plates containing those tips for damage If they are damaged clean or replace them For replacement contact Loegering 1 1 GENERAL Remember that the safety tips that we provide cannot cover every kind of danger that you may encounter during operation WEAR PROPER WORKING CLOTHES Wear working clothes that fit closely Avoid loose jackets shirt sleeves rings and other jewelry that may get caught in moving parts of the VTS Always wear protective items such as hard hats safety glasses and ear protection as required PERFORM WALK AROUND INSPECTION Walk around the machine to check for any safety concerns before operation of the machine PERFORM SYSTEM CHECK Use the VTS slowly at first to ensure proper operation of all moving parts Slow operation allows the operator to notice potential safety hazards before they occur OBSERVE THE BASICS FOR SAFE AND EFFECTIVE OPERATION The operators knowledge skills and experience are the most important to utilize the machine and VTS Therefore be sure to understand operation procedures and to take necessary training OPERATOR SHOULD BE QUALIFIED Only qualified operators should operate the machine and those operators should only do so when physically and mentally alert The operator should be familiar with the hazards and necessary safety measures unique to the operation of VTS READ AND UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS
30. m the hub to the tunnel on 65 amp 86 VTS The rubber stop part 400540 will still be available for older hubs for a limited time however it 1 highly advised to switch to the new down stop for better performance In addition new replacement hub assemblies will no longer have holes for down stop assemblies and require the purchase of down stop assembly part 600544 Please see next page for instruction 21 MAINTENANCE 3 4 Replacing the Down Stop 1 On VTS installed on all machines except Bobcat position down stop on the tunnel cross brace centered under the hub assembly as shown in the Figure 1 bullet and secure with bolt amp self locking nut included with assembly On VTS installed on Bobcat machines position the down stop on the tunnel as Note If the cross brace on the tunnel measures 3 the down stop will need to be trimmed 25 on each side Please contact Loegering for instruction shown in the Figure 1 bullet B 3 5 Replacing the Tension Arm Assembly Safety manuals for the hoist that is to be used before starting removal process 5 Always use a hoist when handling the assembly 6 Wear all personal safety equipment while completing any service on the VTS Safety glasses ear protection and proper work boots are required 7 The assembly creates a pinch point use caution and keep hands and fingers clear of the pinch point when removing the assembly T
31. ment used in the track replacement The VTS is a heavy piece of equipment Special precautions need to be taken to ensure the safety of all personnel The VTS should be supported at all times by equipment that is rated to carry the amount of weight Use of equipment that is not rated for the weight of the VTS could result in injury and or death Please read all caution statements and notes before proceeding When elevated on the forks the VTS may work itself forward and could come off the forks Frequently check to ensure the VTS is securely positioned on the forks 1 Replacing the track on your VTS system includes the use of a forklift and or mechanical hoist read and understand the operation of this equipment before starting any VTS track replacement 2 Always wear personal protective equipment any time work is performed on your VTS This equipment should include safety glasses ear protection and appropriate work boots 3 6 Replacing the Rubber Track To assist in the installation of a new track the following items will assist in making the job easier and less time consuming Forklift scissor lift I 54 drive socket 1 1 8 x drive sockets pump jack and hoist Follow instructions in section 3 3 to remove the torsion arm and hub assembly Follow instructions in section 3 5 to remove the tension arm assembly Remove the Track Make sure the bottom of the track 1
32. ments to the ground place all controls in neutral set park brake remove ignition key and wait for all moving parts to stop before servicing adjusting repairing or unplugging Safety decal indicates CAUTION Read and understand the operator s manual before using this equipment Stop engine place all controls in neutral set park brake and remove ignition key before servicing repairing adjusting or unplugging Keep hands and away from moving parts Make certain everyone is clear before operating the machine Keep children visitors and untrained people away Nomenclature FATA A LA TM z De Typical Example Rubber Track Rear Hub Assembly Tension Adjustment Turnbuckle Tension Roller Tension Arm Assembly Idler Assembly Front Hub Assembly Torsion Arm Bogey Wheel Front Tunnel Assembly Rear Tunnel Assembly Drive Sprocket Split Bogey INSTALLATION CAREFULLY READ THE times by equipment that is FOLLOWING CAUTIONS rated to carry the amount of AND NOTES BEFORE YOU weight Use of equipment that is not rated for the weight of START YOUR the VTS could result in injury INSTALLATION and or death Acavnon Read the VTS installation procedure before starting installation Failure to follow the 6 When the VTS is being mo
33. nance services 5 Transportation Any damage caused by carrier handling is a transportation claim and should be filed immediately with the respective carrier 6 Deterioration Repairs work required or parts exposed as the result of age storage weathering lack of use demonstration use or for transportation of corrosive chemicals 7 Secondary Failures Should the Buyer continue to operate a machine after it has been noted that a failure has occurred Loegering will not be responsible under the warranty for resultant damage to other parts due to that continued operation 8 Workmanship of Others Loegering does not accept responsibility for improper installation or labor costs 9 Stop and Go Warranty Loegering does not recognize Stop and warranties after the period of warranty commences it shall not be tolled for any reason No action by either party shall operate to extend or revive this limited warranty without the prior written consent of Seller 10 Incidental or Consequential Damage LOEGERING SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOST PROFITS LOSS OF PRODUCTION INCREASED OVERHEAD LOSS OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY DELAYS IN PRODUCTION COSTS OF REPLACEMENT COMPONENTS AND INCREASED COSTS OF OPERATION THAT MAY ARISE FROM THE BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY WHETHER OR NOT CAUSED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY ANY NEGLIGENCE OF LOEGERING Customer s sole remedy shall be limited t
34. o at the sole option of Loegering repair or replacement of the defective part 11 Diagnostic Labor Loegering shall not be responsible for diagnostic labor travel mileage travel labor or related travel expenses such as meals and lodging overtime or premium labor rates 12 Customer Responsibilities Loegering shall not be responsible for loaner machines rental downtime transportation or inconvenience costs directly or indirectly resulting from the failure of its Products or parts Loegering neither assumes nor authorizes any other person to assume for Loegering any other liability in connection with the sale of any Loegering equipment This warranty shall not apply to any Loegering equipment or any part thereof which has been subject to misuse alteration abuse negligence accident acts of God or sabotage No action by any party shall operate to extend or revive this limited warranty without the prior written consent of Loegering sought to be bound by such extension or revivification The aggregate liability of Loegering shall in no event exceed the purchase price of the equipment IN THE EVENT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY BY LOEGERING THE AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF LOEGERING SHALL BE LIMITED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE REMEDIES AT THE SOLE OPTION OF LOEGERING OF REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF ANY DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT COVERED BY THE WARRANTY IN NO EVENT SHALL LOEGERING OR ANY AFFILIATE OR PARENT OF LOEGERING BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL INDIRECT CONS
35. s Hs divisions alkates and subsktaries ballevers ral the informatica contained harain includi dala and statements is accurate as of the date hereof NO WARRANTY OF MERGHANTABILITY FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE OG ANY OTHER WARRANTY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED 15 MADE AS CONCERNS THE ENFDORALATKON HERE IM PROVIDED The 3 71 provided herein relates onty to the spele product designabed and ray be valid where such product is combination wate any other materiala or in any process Further gis the conditions and methods od use of the sd Fifeermatien 5 5 8 to herein are beyord te contro of Philips Pris axprassiy dadam aay and 88 ability ae fo results obtained ar asina fron any of the produc er suc informadon Mo statement made hare shed be coneineed 85 a pecmission ar recommendaben fer tha ee af 80 pr eduzt in amanecer that might infringe existing patents te Loegering Manufacturing Inc STANDARD LIMITED NEW PRODUCT WARRANTY DURATION OF WARRANTY Loegering s product warranties will activate two 2 years from the date of invoice regardless of use and will expire three 3 years from the date of invoice regardless of hours of use THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ALL OTHER OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITY ON THE PART OF LOEGERING THERE ARE
36. s up against the bottom of the bogeys to allow the slack to go to the front of the VTS a With a pry bar move the rear sprocket clockwise this will move the slack in the track to the front of the VTS Fig 1 25 5 When the VTS is being moved all personnel should stand clear of the VTS 1 T 6 Follow your skid steers manufacturer s operation manual and observe all safety precautions 7 When lifting components of the VTS that weigh over 30 1 5 13 6 kg it may be necessary to use an approved hoist THE VTS MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE SKID STEER BEFORE YOU CAN PROCEED WITH THE TRACK REPLACEMENT Use a forklift or similar device to pickup the VTS For ease of taking off the old track and putting on the new track pick the VTS up from the inside skid steer side under the tunnel with the forks sticking out approximately 6 inches on the opposite side Lift the VTS off the ground approximately 32 inches Replace one side at a time using the other side as a reference 1 MAINTENANCE 20006 _ JE Lower the front of the track so it UTC te 7 elongates Place a pry bar EN AT between the front idler and the relieve the track inside of the track and pry tension so the track outwards so the idler pops out of elongates the guide teeth Fig 2 8 Move to the rear of the VTS and place your hoist strap or chain in front of the sprocket
37. sal should be made in accordance with federal state and local regulations 14 TRANSPORT INFORMATION DOT Shipping Description Not Regulated IMDG Shipping Description Not Regulated Proper Shipping Name Mot Regulated 15 REGULATORY INFORMATION EPA 311 312 Title Hazard Categorles Acute Health Ma Chronic Health Fire Hazard Mo Pressure Hazard Ma Reactivity Hazard No Severely Hydrotreated Naphthenic lt 38 64742 52 5 Regulated Substance on TSCA Inventory Listed Canada Domestic Substances List Listed Base stock lt 34 84741 58 4 Regulated Substance on TSCA Inventory Liste Canada Domestic Substances List Listed Petroleum based lubricants lt 34 64742 54 7 4 Page 5 of 5 Polytac TM EP 2 US422400 Regulated Substance on Inventory Listed Canada Domestic Substances List Listed Solvent Dewaxed Heavy Paraffinic Petroleum Distillates lt 34 64742 65 0 Regulated Substance on TSCA Inventory Listed Canada Domestic Substances List Listed Proprietary Unknown ingredient 20 Regulated Substance on TSCA Inventory Listed Polyurea thickeners 8 Regulated Substance on TSCA Inventory Listed 16 OTHER INFORMATION Revision Summary Section 3 Format Change Preparer Health Environment and Safety Depariment Date Prepared 05 11 2001 supersedes 03 08 2001 Philips Petroleum Company references Philips Petroleum Company ar Phillips include
38. thing vapors mist fume 7 dust Use with adequate ventilation Wear protective equipment and or garments described in Section 8 if exposure conditions warrant Wash thoroughly after handing Launder contaminated clothing before reuse Slore in well ventilated area Store in closed container r if pressure injected under the skin can cause gangrene If nat treated B EXPOSURE CONTROLS PERSONAL PROTECTION Eye Protection Wear safety glasses Respiratory Protection For concentrations exceeding an applicable exposure limit use NIOSH approved air purifying respirator equipped with P95 filters for particulate wih lime weighted average exposure limit not less than 0 05 mg M3 Skin Protection Use gloves resistant to the material s contained In this product Ventilation Use adequate ventilation ta control concentrations below applicable exposure limits Other Personal Protection Personal protection information shown in Section 8 based upon general information as to normal uses and conditions Where special or unusual uses or conditons exist it is suggested that the expert assistance of an industrial hygienist or other qualified professional be sought Exposure Limits OSHA PEL and ACGIH for oll mists 5 m l m 9 PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES Physical State SembSotid Appearance Green oolored s rmi salid Odor Mild Odor Threshold ppm Unknown Boiling Paint Hot Established Malting Freaze Point Hot Established
39. ty 90 days from date of end user purchase Parts fitted by the authorized Dealer during an equipment warranty repair will take on the remaining equipment warranty Loegering warrants its Dealer installed OEM replacement tracks to be free of defect in manufacture or materials for a period of one 1 year from the date of end user purchase Reimbursement for any replacement tracks which are subject to this warranty shall be prorated on a monthly basis from the date of purchase TRANSFERABILITY OF WARRANTY The unexpired portion of this warranty may be transferred provided that i the warranty has not been voided or breached by the transfer or prior to transfer ii Loegering has received warranty registration for the relevant Product and iii the transferee completes and returns to the Loegering the appropriate warranty transfer documentation which shall be provided on request Contact your local Dealer for additional details Loegering rev Feb 2009 Loegering 15514 37 Street SE L_LOGGsERING Casselton ND 58012 USA Ph 800 373 5441 smil Fax 701 347 4323 Warranty Registration Form Please complete and return to Loegering to validate warranty Purchase Date Form Completion Date Order Dealer Name Contact Name Address City Zip Phone Number Fax Number Email Address Contact Name Address City Phone Number Fax Number Email Address Part Number Serial Number Model _ UU Was th
40. ube 63 link VTS 500203 Torsion Arm Right w Stop 29 2 601403 Kit Adjustable Torsion Arm Includes Items 29 31 32 400665 PH0190 5CP Nut5 8 11UNC Gr 8 Jam Nut 22 PD0190 3CP Bolt 5 8 11NCx3 0 Gr 8 Plated 6 DER TosinAm 12 PO 500055 Torsion Arm o 12 Hub Front Right 66 34 2 6 601263 Front Right hub and downstop kit 69 35 VTS Part Prices 65 amp 86 Item Hub Front Left Kit Front Left hub and downstop kit Torsion Arm Left w Stop 601402 Kit Adjustable Torsion Arm Includes Items 38 31 32 13 3 3 O O N PD5190 1 5CP Bolt Flange 5 8 11UNC x 1 5 Gr 8 Plated PD5210 4 5CP Flange Bolt 3 4 10NCx4 5 Gr 8 4 6 6 600544 Down Stop Assy 1 ea 3 3 3 Right Rear Tunnel 63 Link Left Rear Tunnel 63 Link 4 Right Front Tunnel 63 Link Left Front Tunnel 63 Link d 35 36 8 9 1 43 44 6 500516 Torsion Tube Bobcat 6 PD0190 4 5CP Bolt 5 8 11NCx4 5 Gr 8 Plated 6 PHO190 1CP Nut 1 11UNC Gr 8 Jam Nut 6 5005818 Torsion arm Right for Bobcat 6 500517 Torsion arm Left for Bobcat pA 654 Yellow Figure 1 36 7 601552 E P i E h F C F
41. until the front idler goes into the Track Idler Guides Fig 5 Installing the new track a 2 MAINTENANCE 3 6 Replacing the Rubber Track Replacing the rubber track by placing the undercarriage into the track 1 Start with the track setting on the floor with the upper portion suspended by a hoist 2 Use a forklift or similar lifting device to move the undercarriage into the track a Lift the top of the track above the sprocket with a hoist or similar lifting device Fig 1 b Approach the track at an angle so the rear idler can be placed in the track idler guide Fig 1 c With a pry bar between the top of the sprocket and the track lift up on the track until the sprocket is in the Track Idler Guide d Lower the track onto the sprocket Fig 2 e With a pry bar rotate the sprocket towards the front of the VTS to move the slack to the front f Lock the sprocket with the pry bar Fig 3 4 E SE 28 MAINTENANCE 8 Usea pry bar to move the track so the front idler is in the track idler guide Fig 4 3 Reinstall your tension arm assembly Fig 5 4 Reinstall the torsion arm and hub assembly Fig 6 5 Reinstall VTS on the machine using instructions in section 2 2 After the new track is installed 1 Ensure that all bolts are torqued according to the torque diagram included with this manual 2 Ensure that all lug nuts are torqued to specification 3 Check
42. ved installation instructions could all personnel should stand cause equipment damage and or clear of the VTS void warranty Failure to follow installation instructions could result in injury and or death 2 Theinstallation of your VTS system includes the use of a forklift and or mechanical hoist 7 Follow your skid steers read and understand the manufacturer s operation operation of this equipment manual and observe all safety before starting any VTS precautions installation 3 Always wear personal protective equipment any time work is Your VTS Versatile Track performed on your VTS This System comes preset from equipment should include safety the factory complete and ready glasses ear protection and to install on your skid steer appropriate work boots 4 Visually inspect all equipment used in the installation of VTS 5 The VTS is a heavy piece of equipment Special precautions need to be taken to ensure the safety of all personnel The VTS should be supported at all 10 Raise and block the boom according to the manufacturer s instructions Fig 1 allowing safe access to the front of the machine Turn off machine when not using it for the installation process 2 Following your skid steer manufacturer s instructions raise the skid steer until the center of the drive axles are a minimum of 22 off the ground Using jack stands or equivalent securely block the skid steer Fi
43. water if irritation or adverse symploms develop seek medical attention Skin Contact Yash skin wilh 5585 and water If irritation or adverse symptoms develop seek m dical attention Inhalation Remove fram exoosune illness or adverse symptoms develop seek medical attention Ingestion If illness or adverse symptoms develop seek medical attention Noles To Physician For mjection injuries immediate medical treatment is required Prrysicians may call the emergency number 818 661 8118 5 FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES Flash Point gt 342F 71720 FP Method ASTM D 92 Ignition Temperature Unknown Flammable Limits by Volume in Air Lower Exposure Limit Not Established Upper Exposure Limit Not Established Fire Extinguishing Media Carbon Dioxide Dry Chemicals Foam Fire Fighting Procedures Evacuate area and fight fire fram 8 safe distance Shut off source if possible Use NIOSH approved self contained breathing apparatus and other protective equipment and or garments described in Section B if conditions warrant Use water spray to coal nearby containers and structures exposed to fire Fire and explosion hazards Carbon oxides and various hydrocarbons forms when burned 6 ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES 42 Polytac TM EP 2 05422400 i Page 3 of 5 Sweep or gather up material and place in proper contalner for disposal or recovery 7 HANDLING AND STORAGE Avoid contact with eyes skin or clothing Avoid brea
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