BE AgriEase BE-23MS User manual

PURCHASE DATE MODEL NO. SERIAL NUMBER
DEALER
MANURE SPREADER
BE-XXMS
OPERATIONS & PARTS MANUAL
FOR MODELS:
• BE-23MS
• BE-32MS

TABLE OF CONTENTS
3INTRODUCTION
5OPERATION
8MAINTENANCE & ADJUSTMENT
14 APPENDIX
15 EXPLODED VIEW & PARTS LIST

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INTRODUCTION
Guide to this Manual
This manual contains all the information necessary to safely operate and maintain the Agriease 23MS or
32MS Spreader. Consult the Table of Contents for a detailed list of topics covered. You’ll find this manual’s
step-by- step procedures easy to follow and understand. Should questions arise, please contact Braber
Equipment before starting any of the procedures in this manual.
NOTE: Procedures provided in this manual apply to both spreader models (Model 23MS and Model 32MS)
unless specifically noted otherwise.
Regarding the information presented in this manual:
All safety, operating, and servicing information reflects current production models at the time of publication
of this manual.
References made to left, right, front, and rear are those directions viewed when facing the unit from the rear.
Please read all sections in the manual carefully—including the important safety information found in this
section—before beginning any procedures; doing so ensures your safety and the optimal performance of
your Agriease Spreader.
For Your Safety...
For your safety, Agriease documentation contains the following types of safety statements (listed here in
order of increasing intensity):
NOTE: A clarification of previous information or additional pertinent information.
ATTENTION:
A safety statement indicating that potential equipment damage may occur if instructions are not
followed.
CAUTION:
A safety statement that reminds of safety practices or directs attention to unsafe practices which could
result in personal injury if proper precautions are not taken.
WARNING:
A strong safety statement indicating that a hazard exists which can result in injury or death if proper
precautions are not taken.
DANGER!
The utmost levels of safety must be observed; an extreme hazard exists which would result in high
probability of death or irreparable serious personal injury if proper precautions are not taken.
The best operator is a careful operator. Use common sense and observe general safety rules.
In addition to observing the specific precautions listed throughout the manual, the following general
precautions apply and must be heeded for proper, safe operation.
WARNING:
Keep hands and feet from under the spreader at all times. Ensure that you are safely distanced from any
other persons before operating the spreader.
WARNING:
DO NOT attempt to operate the spreader in areas with steep inclines, ditches,
large rocks, stumps, or holes which may endanger the operator by upsetting the tractor or cause damage to
the spreader.
WARNING:
To prevent serious personal injury and to promote safe spreader operation, keep all shields in place during
operation. Ensure that all mounting hardware is properly tightened.
WARNING:
Never clean, adjust, or repair the spreader while the tractor is running.

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WARNING:
Never get o the tractor while it is in motion and/or while the spreader is in operation.
WARNING:
Never wear loose clothing when operating the spreader as it may become caught in the moving parts of the
machine.
WARNING:
Never allow children or anyone else to ride on the spreader.
ATTENTION:
For proper and safe operation of the spreader, periodically inspect all parts for excessive wear. Replace worn
components with factory authorized parts.
ATTENTION:
To prevent the hitch from coming disconnected during operation, use the proper size hitch pin with a safety
cotter at all times.
Safety Labels
Following are the locations and descriptions of all labels on the spreader (labels are identical for both
Models 23MS and 32MS); refer to Figure 1A. Please note that some labels denote model number, model
description, etc. while others contain important safety messages.
Each safety label contains an important safety message starting with a key word as discussed earlier in this
section (e.g. ATTENTION, CAUTION, WARNING, DANGER). For your safety and the safe operation of your
equipment, review all labels and heed all safety messages as printed on the labels.
Be sure to keep the safety labels clean and readable. If the labels ever become damaged or illegible, contact
Braber Equipment for replacements.
Spreader Safety Labels
LABEL
PART
NUMBER DESCRIPTION
42792 DANGER – NO riders
42710 WARNING – Flying debris
42756 WARNING – Entanglement, Do
NOT operate without shields
42772
WARNING – Spreader
combination safety label: moving
parts, read manual
42814 A TTENTION – Do NOT exceed
specified speed
42700 Agriease Logo Label
42815/42816 Spreader Serial Number Label
42817/42818 Spreader Model Number Label
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OPERATION
Understanding Spreader Operation
Proper and safe operation of the Agriease spreader requires: (1) being familiar with the spreader’s operating
components and (2) heeding all safety precautions as stated in this manual.
The Spreader Operating Components
By definition, the left and right sides of the spreader are determined while sitting on the tractor seat. The
following operating components are included with all Model 23MS and 32MS spreaders:
• The left hand spreader lever engages the floor apron chain which moves the manure to the rear of the
spreader and into the beater.
• The right hand spreader lever engages the chain that drives the beater and spreads the manure.
The following are optional operating components included with some Model 23MS and 32MS spreaders
(depending on the specific model configuration ordered):
• The jack stand dolly wheel option allows easy movement of the spreader around the stable or bam; also
adjusts the height of the spreader to facilitate hook-up to the spreader towing vehicle.
• The end gate helps to contain loads between spreading and also shields the operator during spreading.

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Connecting the Spreader to the Towing Vehicle
For operation in the field, the Agriease spreaders can be towed by a number of vehicles such as garden
tractors, ATVs, and utility vehicles. Please adhere to the following procedure for connecting the spreader
to your towing vehicle. Attaching the spreader to the towing vehicle as instructed is necessary for safe and
proper operation of the equipment.
1. Back the towing vehicle within a few inches of the spreader hitch.
2. Refer to Figure 2A. Determine the spreader hitch position required to allow the spreader to remain
parallel to the ground with relation to the towing vehicle.
NOTE: As shown in Figure 2A, the adjustable hitch on the front of the spreader may be positioned in a
number of ways, by sliding up/down or inverting, to achieve higher or lower positioning.
SECTION 2: OPERATION
Understanding Spreader Operation
Proper and safe operation of the Agriease spreader requires: (1) being familiar with the spreader's
operating components and (2) heeding all safety precautions as stated in this manual.
The Spreader Operating Components
By definition, the left and right sides of the spreader are determined while sitting on the tractor seat. The
following operating components are included with all Model 23MS and 32MS spreaders:
The left hand spreader lever engages the floor apron chain which moves the manure to the
rear of the spreader and into the beater.
The right hand spreader lever engages the chain that drives the beater and spreads the
manure.
The following are optional operating components included with some Model 23MS and 32MS spreaders (depending on
the specific model configuration ordered):
The jack stand dolly wheel option allows easy movement of the spreader around the stable or bam; also
adjusts the height of the spreader to facilitate hook-up to the spreader towing vehicle.
The end gate helps to contain loads between spreading and also shields the operator during
spreading.
Connecting the Spreader to the Towing Vehicle
For operation in the field, the Agriease spreaders can be towed by a number of vehicles such as garden tractors, ATVs,
and utility vehicles. Please adhere to the following procedure for connecting the spreader to your towing vehicle.
Attaching the spreader to the towing vehicle as instructed is necessary for safe and proper operation of the
equipment.
1. Back the towing vehicle within a few inches of the spreader hitch.
2. Refer to Figure 2A. Determine the spreader hitch position required to allow the spreader to remain
parallel to the ground with relation to the towing vehicle.
NOTE: As shown in Figure 2A, the adjustable hitch on the front of the spreader may be positioned in a number
of ways, by sliding up/down or inverting, to achieve higher or lower positioning.
Figure 2A - Adjusting the Hitch Position
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Attaching the Spreader to the Towing Vehicle (continued)
3. Refer to Figure 2B. Adjust the overall height of the spreader/hitch with the dolly wheel/jack so the height
of the spreader hitch matches the height of the tractor drawbar or vehicle hitch point (as applicable).
NOTE: The jack is held in its upright position with a spring-loaded pin. To release the jack to
move it into its operational position, simply pull the pin outward and swing the jack down.
Attaching the Spreader to the Towing Vehicle (continued)
4. Refer to Figure 2B. Adjust the overall height of the spreader/hitch with the dolly wheel/jack so the
height of the spreader hitch matches the height of the tractor drawbar or vehicle hitch point (as
applicable).
NOTE: The jack is held in its upright position with a spring-loaded pin. To release the jack to
move it into its operational position, simply pull the pin outward and swing the jack down.
Figure 2B - Using the Jack Stand with Dolly Wheel
5. Back the towing vehicle into the hitch until the holes of the spreader hitch line up with the vehicle hitch
point.
6. Fasten the spreader hitch to the vehicle drawbar/hitch point with a hitch pin that fits securely (i.e. so that
it will not come out during spreader operation) and lock in place with the safety clip.
WARNING: Damage to the spreader or other vehicle, as well as injury to the operator, may occur if
a properly-sized hitch pin is not installed as recommended. Note that the installation of the safety clip to hold
the hitch pin in place is also required for safe spreader operation.
7. Remove the weight from the Jack /DollyWheel by lowering the spreader hitch on the vehicle
drawbar/hitch point.
8. To provide adequate ground clearance for operation, swing the j ack up into its resting
position (i.e. pull the spring-loaded pin out to release the jack and swing the jack upward, then allow
the pin to re-engage to hold the jack in its upward position.)
Guidelines for Loading the Spreader for Operation
It is recommended that you load the spreader from the front towards the back to facilitate
easier unloading.
ATTENTION: NEVER store manure in the spreader between unloading times during critical cold weather
months when a frozen load could result in severe equipment damage (i.e. torn floor apron chain).
DO NOT store wet manure in the spreader (or keep the spreader outdoors with manure in it).
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4. Back the towing vehicle into the hitch until the holes of the spreader hitch line up with the vehicle hitch
point.
5. Fasten the spreader hitch to the vehicle drawbar/hitch point with a hitch pin that fits securely (i.e. so that
it will not come out during spreader operation) and lock in place with the safety clip.
WARNING:
Damage to the spreader or other vehicle, as well as injury to the operator, may occur if a properly-sized
hitch pin is not installed as recommended. Note that the installation of the safety clip to hold the hitch pin
in place is also required for safe spreader operation.
6. Remove the weight from the Jack /DollyWheel by lowering the spreader hitch on the vehicle drawbar/
hitch point.
7. To provide adequate ground clearance for operation, swing the j ack up into its resting position (i.e. pull
the spring-loaded pin out to release the jack and swing the jack upward, then allow the pin to re-engage
to hold the jack in its upward position.)
GUIDELINES FOR LOADING THE SPREADER FOR OPERATION
It is recommended that you load the spreader from the front towards the back to facilitate
easier unloading.
ATTENTION:
NEVER store manure in the spreader between unloading times during critical cold weather months when
a frozen load could result in severe equipment damage (i.e. torn floor apron chain).
DO NOT store wet manure in the spreader (or keep the spreader outdoors with manure in it).
Operating the Spreader
Before proceeding with operation of the spreader, review all safety statements as provided in Section 1 of
this manual.
WARNING:
To prevent serious personal injury, ensure that ALL safety shields are in place on the spreader before starting
operation. NEVER operate the spreader without ALL safety shields in place.
ATTENTION/CAUTION:
In order to obtain proper, aggressive spreading action, the spreader ground speed must reach a minimum
of 3.0 miles per hour—the equivalent of a comfortable walking pace. (Note that the wheels drive the beater
action.) However, spreading at speeds over 5.0 miles per hour (i.e. similar to a very brisk walking pace) can
cause excessive wear or damage to the equipment, which may void your warranty.
Ensure that the spreader (and towing vehicle) are in a stopped position (i.e. NOT in motion). Lift the manual
end gate. (Optional equipment)
Engage the right lever to start the beater.
Engage the left lever to start the action of the apron floor chain (moving the material towards the rear of the
spreader).
Begin moving forward, and ensure that you are reaching the optimal operating speed for spreading (at
least 3.0 mph, but not more than 5.0 mph). Remember that this optimal speed is similar to a comfortable
walkingpace.
When the spreader is almost empty and there is very little manure pushing against the beater, disengage the
right spreader lever (which controls the beater rotation).
Allow the apron chain to run the remaining manure out the back of the spreader.
When completely unloaded, disengage the left spreader lever to stop the action of the apron
chain.
If your spreader is equipped with a manual end gate, return the end gate to the closed (down) position.
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IMPORTANT!
After a few hours of initial operation, watch and listen for any loose components. Be aware that it may be
necessary to re-tighten hitch hardware and/or wheel bolts: please refer to Section 3 in this manual for the
proper torque specifications.
MAINTENANCE & ADJUSTMENT
Guidelines for Regular Maintenance
WARNING:
All shields must be replaced after maintenance or adjustment procedures are performed. Failure to do so
could result in serious personal injury or death.
Performing regular maintenance on your Agriease spreader will help ensure optimal performance. Please
follow these guidelines for maintaining your spreader:
Clean the spreader once a week and before storing the unit for an extended period of time. ATTENTION:
NEVER store manure in the spreader between unloading times during critical cold weather months when a
frozen load could result in severe equipment damage (i.e. torn floor apron chain). Storing wet manure in the
spreader (or keeping the spreader outdoors with manure in it) will accelerate rusting of the steel.
Check the spreader each time it is used for loose, bent, broken or missing parts.
ATTENTION:
During operation, listen for abnormal sounds which might indicate loose parts or other equipment damage.
Correct any parts problems immediately; expanded parts views of all spreader assemblies are provided in
the Appendixes at the back of this manual.
ATTENTION:
For safe and proper operation of the spreader, adhere to the following specifications for tightening the
HITCH HARDWARE; failure to tighten all hitch hardware securely may result in equipment damage.
*Note that these torque specifications apply to the hitch members fastened to the spreader box, NOT to the
adjustable hitch prong bracket at the front of the hitch.
Check that implement tires have adequate air pressure (28 psi). Always use ag-traction implement tires on
the drive wheels. Wheel bolts should be torqued to 60 ft. lbs.
GUIDELINES FOR REGULAR MAINTENANCE (CONTINUED)
Periodically check the floor apron chain for tension/tightness (refer to Figure 3A). Procedure for checking/
adjusting the floor apron chain:
1. Pull up firmly on the center slat of the floor apron chain.
NOTE: The force required to adequately pul1 up on the apron chain to determine the tension measures
approximately 30 lbs.
2. If you can lift it higherthanfive (5) inches, the chain istoo loose.
3. If you cannot lift it higherthan three (3) inches, the chain is too tight.
4. If the chain needs adjustment, turn the front nut clockwise or counter-clockwise until correct tension/
tightness is achieved. (See Figure 3B.) Repeat for the other side. Make sure that the chains on each side
of the apron are equally taut.
HITCH HARDWARE TORQUE SPECIFICATION
3/8" 25 ft. lbs.
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Guidelines for Regular Maintenance (continued)
Periodically check the floor apron chain for tension/tightness (refer to Figure 3A).
Procedure for checking/adjusting the floor apron chain:
a) Pull up firmly on the center slat of the floor apron chain.
NOTE: The force required to adequately pul1 up on the apron chain to determine the
tension measures approximately 30 lbs.
b) If you can lift it higher than five (5) inches, the chain is too loose.
c) If you cannot lift it higherthan three (3) inches, the chain is too tight.
d) If the chain needs adjustment, turn the front nut clockwise or counter-clockwise until correct
tension/tightness is achieved. (See Figure 3B.) Repeat for the other side. Make sure that the
chains on each side of the apron are equally taut.
Figure 3B - Adjusting the Floor Apron Chain
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LUBRICATION
The Agriease spreader is designed to require little maintenance and lubrication. However, it is still important
to keep all moving parts well-lubricated. Following a regular maintenance and lubrication schedule will
enhance the operation and increase the life of the spreader significantly. The following pages show the
grease points on the spreader. The operator should establish a systematic routine to ensure complete and
quick lubrication of the spreader.
The spreader should be greased every 50 loads or once a month. Wipe the old grease and any dirt or dust
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There are two grease fittings inside the front cover
on the engaging lever pivot. One on each side of the
spreader.
There is one grease fitting on each rear web bearing.
There is a grease fitting on each wheel hub.
There is one grease fitting on each axle bearing.
LUBRICATION
The Agriease spreader is designed to require little maintenance and lubrication. However, it is
still important to keep all moving parts well-lubricated. Following a regular maintenance and
lubrication schedule will enhance the operation and increase the life of the spreader
significantly. The following pages show the grease points on the spreader. The operator should
establish a systematic routine to ensure complete and quick lubrication of the spreader.
The spreader should be greased every 50 loads or once a month. Wipe the old grease and any
dirt or dust off the grease fittings before greasing so it doesn’t get forced into the bearing.
There are two grease fittings inside the
front cover on the engaging lever pivot.
One on each side of the spreader.
Figure 6
There is a grease fitting on each wheel
hub.
Figure 7
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LUBRICATION
The Agriease spreader is designed to require little maintenance and lubrication. However, it is
still important to keep all moving parts well-lubricated. Following a regular maintenance and
lubrication schedule will enhance the operation and increase the life of the spreader
significantly. The following pages show the grease points on the spreader. The operator should
establish a systematic routine to ensure complete and quick lubrication of the spreader.
The spreader should be greased every 50 loads or once a month. Wipe the old grease and any
dirt or dust off the grease fittings before greasing so it doesn’t get forced into the bearing.
There are two grease fittings inside the
front cover on the engaging lever pivot.
One on each side of the spreader.
Figure 6
There is a grease fitting on each wheel
hub.
Figure 7
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LUBRICATION
There is one grease fitting on each axle
bearing.
Figure 8
There is one grease fitting on each rear
web bearing.
Figure 9
There is one grease fitting on each beater
bearing.
Figure 10
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LUBRICATION
There is one grease fitting on each axle
bearing.
Figure 8
There is one grease fitting on each rear
web bearing.
Figure 9
There is one grease fitting on each beater
bearing.
Figure 10
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There is one grease fitting on each beater bearing.
Lubricate the beater drive chain with engine oil every
50 loads or once a month.
Lubricate the apron chain with SAE #30 oil or
similar lubricant at least twice yearly. More often if
the manure is of high acid nature or if the spreader
is stored outside. Regular lubrication of the apron
chain will substantially increase its life
LUBRICATION
There is one grease fitting on each axle
bearing.
Figure 8
There is one grease fitting on each rear
web bearing.
Figure 9
There is one grease fitting on each beater
bearing.
Figure 10
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LUBRICATION
Lubricate the apron chain with SAE #30
oil or similar lubricant at least twice yearly.
More often if the manure is of high acid
nature or if the spreader is stored outside.
Regular lubrication of the apron chain will
substantially increase its life
Figure 11
Lubricate the beater drive chain with
engine oil every 50 loads or once a month.
Figure
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LUBRICATION
Lubricate the apron chain with SAE #30
oil or similar lubricant at least twice yearly.
More often if the manure is of high acid
nature or if the spreader is stored outside.
Regular lubrication of the apron chain will
substantially increase its life
Figure 11
Lubricate the beater drive chain with
engine oil every 50 loads or once a month.
Figure
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Procedures for Spreader Adjustment
Problems with spreader operation may indicate that certain adjustments are required to restore proper
function. The following procedures address common problems which may be encountered in spreader
operation.
Adjusting the Rear Pawl
If the floor apron chain is not moving, the most common cause is improper brake (rear) pawl adjustment.
NOTE: By engaging both side drives and turning the beater by hand, you will be able to observe the brake
pawl engagement in the sprocket teeth.
1. Refer to Figure 3C.
2. Remove the shield covering the brake pawl assembly by removing the two (2) nuts holding it in place.
3. Loosen the nut behind the brake pawl using a 9/16” wrench.
4. With the roller positioned at the highest point on the star cam, tap the brake pawl up or down as
necessary to attain a 1/16” to 1/8” clearance between the brake pawl and the sprocket tooth (see close-up
detail in Figure 3C).
5. After the desired adjustment is achieved, re-tighten the rear nut.
6. Replace the safety shield.
Procedures for Spreader Adjustment
Problems with spreader operation may indicate that certain adjustments are required to restore proper function. The
following procedures address common problems which may be encountered in spreader operation.
Adjusting the Rear Pawl
If the floor apron chain is not moving, the most common cause is improper brake (rear) pawl adjustment.
NOTE: By engaging both side drives and turning the beater by hand, you will be able to observe the brake
pawl engagement in the sprocket teeth.
1. Refer to Figure 3C.
2. Remove the shield covering the brake pawl assembly by removing the two (2) nuts holding it in place.
3. Loosen the nut behind the brake pawl using a 9/16" wrench.
4. With the roller positioned at the highest point on the star cam, tap the brake pawl up or down as
necessary to attain a 1/16" to 1/8" clearance between the brake pawl and the sprocket tooth (see
close-up detail in Figure 3C).
5. After the desired adjustment is achieved, re-tighten the rear nut.
6. Replace the safety shield.
Figure 3C - Adjusting the Rear Brake Pawl
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Re-installing the Beater
The following procedure explains how to re-install the chain should this ever become necessary. As needed,
refer to the Beaters and Drive Assembly parts detail in Appendix A at the back of this manual.
1. Disconnect the spreader from the tractor.
2. Securely block up the right side of the spreader, and remove the right side wheel.
3. Remove the right safety shield by removing the three (3) nuts holding the shield in place.
4. At the front of the spreader, pull up on the right lever to engage the beater drive components.
5. As shown in Figure 3D, re-install the chain around the small rear sprocket.
6. Re-install the chain over the top idler sprocket.
7. Re-install the chain around the bottom idler sprocket.
8. Push the operating lever down (right side) to disengage the beater drive.
9. Verify that the chain is positioned properly over and around all sprockets as shown in Figure 3D.
10.Re-install the safety shield with the three (3) nuts to hold it in place.
11. Re-install the wheel and torque the wheel bolts to 60 ft. lbs. Remove the safety blocking.
Procedures for Spreader Adjustment (continued)
Re-installing the Beater
The following procedure explains how to re-install the chain should this ever become necessary. As needed, refer to
the Beaters and Drive Assembly parts detail in Appendix A at the back of this manual.
1. Disconnect the spreader from the tractor.
2. Securely block up the right side of the spreader, and remove the right side wheel.
3. Remove the right safety shield by removing the three (3) nuts holding the shield in place.
4. At the front of the spreader, pull up on the right lever to engage the beater drive components.
5. As shown in Figure 3D, re-install the chain around the small rear sprocket.
6. Re-install the chain over the top idler sprocket.
7. Re-install the chain around the bottom idler sprocket.
8. Push the operating lever down (right side) to disengage the beater drive.
9. Verify that the chain is positioned properly over and around all sprockets as shown in Figure 3D.
10. Re-install the safety shield with the three (3) nuts to hold it in place.
11. Re-install the wheel and torque the wheel bolts to 60 ft. lbs. Remove the safety blocking.
Figure 3D - Beater Drive Chain Installed in the Proper Position
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APPENDIX A: PARTS REFERENCE
The following information is provided for your reference in understanding how the spreader is assembled
and how spare parts can be identified and ordered properly.
General Spreader Specifications
MODEL BEMS23 BEMS32
INCH METRIC INCH METRIC
Heaped Capacity 29 cu.ft 0.82 m339.6 cu.ft 1.12 m3
Overall Length (A) 124.7 in 3168 mm 148.3 in 3768 mm
Overall Width (B) 46.5 in 1180 mm 46.5 in 1180 mm
Overall Height (C) 31.7 in 805 mm 31.7 in 805 mm
Box Length (D) 77.4 in 1966 mm 101 in 2566 mm
Box Width (E) 28 in 715 mm 28 in 715 mm
Box Hegiht (F) 16.7 in 424 mm 16.7 in 424 mm
Flared With (G) 36.5 in 926 mm 36.5 in 926 mm
Beater Diameter 17 in 434 mm 17 in 434 mm
Drive 2 Wheel ground drive
Spindle 1.38 in 35mm 1.38 in 35 mm
Wheels 5-12 Traction Tires
Wheight 584lbs 265kg 660 lbs 300kg
*NOTE: The tires are mounted in reverse direction of “normal” installation.

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EXPLODED VIEW & PARTS LIST
Ordering Information
When ordering replacement parts, please contact Braber Equipment, 1-877-588-3311.
Model and Serial Number of the unit, Part Number and Description as it appears on the following
drawings/parts lists.
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*NOTE: The ENDGATE FRAME must be able to
PIVOT for proper operation; DO NOT over-tighten the
Grade Block nut (item #21). It is recommended that
you just tighten the lock nut, then loosen 1/4 turn for
proper movement.
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REF PART NUM DESCRIPTION QTY
1 25G.00.010 Spreader Box 23MS 1
27G.00.010 Spreader Box 32MS 1
2 401252 Web Shaft
3 GB/T1096-2003 Key B5x40 5
4 401266 Web Sprocket 4
5 GB/T80-2000 Set screw M6x8 9
6 GB/T91-2000 Cotter Pin 5x32 3
7 25G.00.101 Spacer 9
8 401220 Web Bearing 2
9 GB/T1152-89 Oil Cup M6 9
10 GB/T14-198 Carriage Bolt M8x20 26
11 GB/T889.1-2000 Locknut M8 44
12 GB/T5783-2000 Bolt M12x80 1
13 GB/T889.1-2000 Locknut M12 6
14 401297 Push Arm Weld Assembly 23MS 1
27G.401297 Push Arm Weld Assembly 32MS 1
15 400116 Spring 2
16 401271 Idler Dawg Assembly 1
17 401255 Ratchet Dawg Assembly 1
18 GB/T5782-2000 Bolt M12x75 2
19 401260 Ratchet Wheel Assembly 1
20 401300 Ratchet Arm Assembly 23MS 1
27G.401300 Ratchet Arm Assembly 32MS 1
21 GB/T889.1-2000 Locknut M10 45
22 GB/T5783-2000 Bolt M10x30 19
23 400404 Spring 1
24 401299 Cam Roller 1
25 401280 Push Arm Engaging Arm 23MS 1
27G.401280 Push Arm Engaging Arm 32MS 1
26 401193 Axle Shaft 1
27 GB/T1096-2003 Key B6x70 2
28 401293 Axle Bearing 2
29 GB/T889.1-2000 Locknut M16 8
30 GB/T5783-2000 Bolt M16x40 8
31 401259 Star Hub 1
32 GB/T80-2000 Set screw M8x8 6
33 401246 Backing Hub 2
34 401034 Hub Dawg Spring, Left 1
35 401327 Hub Dawg 2
36 401028 Clevis Pin 2
37 GB/T91-2000 Cotter Pin 2x25 2
38 401244 Hub 2
39 401250 Hub Bushing 4
40 401240 Push Arm Shield Assembly 23MS 1
27G.401240 Push Arm Shield Assembly 32MS 1
41 401373 Tire 5.0-12 2
42 GB/T93-1987 Spring washer 12 8
43 GB/T5786-2000 Bolt M12x1.5*25 8
REF PART NUM DESCRIPTION QTY
44 GB/T80-2000 Set screw M10x8 4
45 401476 Shaft Collar 2
46 401277 Lever Pivot Assembly, Right 1
47 401278 Engaging Linkage Assembly 2
48 401210 Push Arm Control Assembly 23MS 1
27G.401210 Push Arm Control Assembly 32MS 1
49 25G.00.107 Web Shaft, front 1
50 401282 Front Web Idler Assembly 2
51 GB T14-1988 Carriage Bolt M10x90 2
52 300053 Shaft Collar 3
53 GB879.1-2000 Roll Pin 5x32 2
54 400143 Shaft Collar 2
55 401294 Flange Bearing 2
56 401064 Beater Bearing Bracket 2
57 401057 Widespread Shaft Assembly 1
58 401309 Beater Paddle, Right 4
59 401060 Beater Paddle, Left 4
60 GB/T1096-2003 Key B6x32 1
61 GB/T5783-2000 Bolt M8x20 19
62 401290 Widespread Sprocket 1
63 25G.00.014 Rear guard 1
64 GB/T5783-2000 Bolt M10x25 10
65 401217 Lifter Arm Pivot Assembly 1
66 25G.00.102 Spacer 1
67 400235 Guide Bracket 1
68 401261 Lifter Arm Control Arm 23MS 1
27G.401261 Lifter Arm Control Arm 32MS 1
69 400399-1 Shaft, Idler Sprocket 1
70 GB/T276-94 Bearing 6203-2RS 1
71 401214 Tightener Sprocket Bracket 1
72 401287 Tightener Spring 1
73 001055 Flat washer 2
74 401270 Lifter Arm Weld Assembly 1
75 400399 Idler Sprocket 1
76 401232 Drive Chain Idler 1
77 GB/T1243-97 Drive Chain 12A-1-130 1
Drive Chain 12A-1-156 1
78 401185 Drive Sprocket 1
79 400399-2 Bolt, Idler Sprocket 2
80 401027 Dawg Spring, Right 1
81 401097 Lifter Arm Chain Shield 1
82 401206 Drive Chain Shield 23MS 1
27G.401206 Drive Chain Shield 32MS 1
83 401275 Lever Pivot Assembly, Left 1
84 401289 Handle Grip 2
85 25G.00.108 Handle Bar 2
86 25G.00.110 Handle sleeve 2
87 GB/T5783-2000 Bolt M10x40 5

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REF PART NUM DESCRIPTION QTY
88 401237 Floor Board 23MS 1
27G.401237 Floor Board 32MS 1
89 401279 Web Slat 23MS 9
32MS 12
90 401184 T-Rod Link 23MS 98
T-Rod Link 32MS 120
91 401269 Hitch Assembly 1
92 25G.00.011 Dolly Jack Bracket 1
93 GB/T5782-2000 Bolt M12x80 2
94 25G.00.013 Adjustable Hitch 1
95 25G.00.002 Dolly Wheel Jack Assembly 1
96 GB/T62-1988 Wing Nut M6 4
97 401095 Front Lid 1
98 25G.00.104 Endgate 1
99 25G.00.105 Endgate Plate 2
100 25G.00.012 Endgate Frame 1
101 25G.00.103 Rubber Cushion 2

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