Belle Group Premier XT User manual

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- Spare Parts Book
Operators Manual
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870/00002/0

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Signed by: Managing Director - On behalf of BELLE GROUP (SHEEN) UK.
Signature:
Le Directeur Général - Pour le compte de la SOCIETE BELLE GROUP (SHEEN) UK.
Medido por: Director Gerente - En nombre de BELLE GROUP (SHEEN) UK.
Assinado por: Director-Geral - Em nome de BELLE GROUP (SHEEN) UK.
Getekend door: Algemeen Directeur - Namens BELLE GROUP (SHEEN) UK.
Uunderskrevetaf: Administrerende direktør – På vegne af BELLE GROUP (SHEEN) UK.
PRODUCT TYPE ..................
MODEL .................................
SERIAL No............................
DATE OF MANUFACTURE...
SOUND POWER LEVEL.......
MEASURED
(GUARANTEED):
TYPE DE PRODUIT ..............
MODELE................................
N° DE SERIE ........................
DATE DE FABRICATION.......
NIVEAU DE ..........................
PUISSANCE SONORE
MESUREE (GARANTIE)
TIPO DE PRODUCTO ............
MODELO ................................
Nº DE SERIE ..........................
FECHA DE FABRICACIÓN....
NIVEL DE ...............................
POTENCIA ACÚSTICA
MEDIDO (GARANTIZADO)
TIPO DE PRODUTO: ...........
MODELO:.............................
NO. DE SÉRIE: ....................
DATA DE FABRIC................
NIVEL DE .............................
POTÊNCIA DE SOM
MEDIDO (GARANTIDO)
PRODUCTTYPE.....................
MODEL ..................................
SERIENUMMER ....................
FABRICAGEDATUM .............
GEMETEN ..............................
GELUIDSSTERKTENIVEAU
(GEGARANDEERD)
We, Belle Group Sheen UK, Sheen, Nr. Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 0EU, GB, hereby certify that if the product described within this certificate is bought from an
authorised Belle Group dealer within the EEC, it conforms to the following EEC directives: 98/37/EC (This directive is a consolidation of the original machinery directive
89/392/EEC), Electromagnetic Compatability Directive 89/336/EEC (as amended by 92/31/EEC & 93/68 EEC). The low voltage directive 73/23/EEC, EN 292 Safety of
machinery and associated harmonised standards, where applicable. Noise emissions conform to directive 2000/14/EC Annex VI, for machines under article 12 the
notified body is AV Technology Limited, AVTECH house, Birdhall Lane, Cheadle Heath, Stockport, Cheshire, SK3 0XU, GB.
O signatário, Belle Group Sheen UK, Sheen, Nr Buxton, Derbyshire, SK 0EU, GB, pelo presente, declara que se o produto descrito neste certificado foi adquirido a
um distribuidor autorizado do Belle Group em qualquer país da UE, está em conformidade com o estabelecido nas seguintes directivas comunitárias: 98/37/EC (esta
directiva é uma consolidação da directiva de maquinaria original 89/392/EEC), Directiva de Compatibilidade Electromagnética 89/336/EEC (conforme corrigido pelas
92/31/EEC & 93/68 EEC). A directiva de baixa voltagem 73/23/EEC, EN 292 Segurança da maquinaria e às normas harmonizadas afins se aplicáveis. As emissões de
ruído respeitam e estão dentro das directivas para máquinas 2000/14/EC Anexo VI, artigo 12, sendo o organismo notificado AV Technology Limited, AVTECH house,
Birdhall Lane, Cheadle Heath, Stockport, Cheshire, SK3 0XU, GB.
Ondergetekende, Belle Group Sheen UK, Sheen, Nr. Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 OEU, GB,verklaren hierbij dat als het product zoals beschreven in dit certificaat is
gekocht van een erkende Belle Group dealer binnen de EEG, het voldoet aan de volgende EEG richtlijnen: 98/37/EC (Deze richtlijn is een opvolger van de orginele
Machinerichtlijn 89/392/EEG), Electromagnetische Compatability Richtlijn 89/336/EEG ( geamendeerd door 92/31/EEG & 93/68 EEG). De Laagspannings Richtlijn
72/23/EEG, EN 292 Veiligheid van Machines en hieraan gekoppelde geharmoniseerde Standaarden, waar deze van toepassing is. Geluidsemissies volgens richtlijn
2000/14/EC Bijlage Vl. Het contactorgaan is AV Technology Limited, AVTECH house, Birdhall Lane, Cheadle Heath, Stockport, Cheshire, SK3 OXU, GB
La Sociedad, Belle Group Sheen UK, Sheen, Nr. Buxton, Derbyshire, SK 17 OEU, GB, por el presente documento certifica que si el producto descrito en este certificado
es comprado a un distribuidor autorizado de Belle Group en la CEE, este es conforme a las siguientes directivas: 98/37/CE de la CEE (Esta directiva consolida la
directiva inicial sobre maquinaria 89/392/CEE), Directiva 89/336 CEE sobre Compatibilidad Electromagnética (según enmiendas 92/31/CEE y 93/68 CEE), Directiva
sobre Bajo Voltaje 73/23/CEE, EN 292 de Seguridad de Maquinaria y Niveles armonizados estándares asociados donde sean aplicables. Emisión de Ruídos conforme
a la Directiva 2000/14/CE Anexo VI para máquinas bajo artículo 12 la mencionada unidad está AV Technology Limited, AVTECH House, Birdhall Lane, Cheadle
Heath, Stockport, Cheshire, SK3 OXU, GB.
Nous soussignons, Belle Group Sheen UK, Sheen, Nr Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 0EU, GB, certifions que si le produit décrit dans ce certificat est acheté chez un
distributeur autorisé Belle Group au sein de la CEE, il est conforme aux normes CEE ci-après: 98/37/CE (Cette norme est une codification des normes de la machine
d'origine 89/392/CEE), Norme compatible pour l'électromagnisme 89/336/CEE (modifié par 92/31/CEE et 93/68/CEE). Caractéristiques basse tension 73/23/CEE, EN
292, Norme de sécurité des machines et des critères associés et configurés, si applicable. Les émissions de bruit sont conformes à la directive 2000/14/EC Annexe VI
pour machines , article 12, l’objet mentionné est
AV Technology Mimited, AVTECH House, Birhall Lane, Cheadle Heath, Stockport, Cheshire, SK3 0XU, GB.
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY / DECLARATION CE DE CONFORMITE /
DECLARACIÓN DE CONFORMIDAD CE / DECLARAÇÃO CE DE CONFORMIDADE /
EG-VERKLARING VAN OVEREENSTEMMING / EF
OVERENSSTEMMELSESERKLÆRING
Vi, Belle Group Sheen UK, Sheen, Nr. Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 0EU, GB, erklærer hermed, at hvis det i dette certifikat beskrevne produkt er købt hos en autoriseret
Belle Group forhandler i EU, er det i overensstemmelse med følgende EØF-direktiver: 98/37/EF, 73/23/EØF (som ændret ved 93/68/EØF), 89/336/EØF (som ændret ved
92/31/EØF), 93/68/EØF og tilknyttede, harmoniserede standarder, hvor relevant. Støjniveauet er i overensstemmelse med direktiv 2000/14/EF, bilag VI gældende for
maskiner under paragraf 12. Det bemyndigede organ er AV Technology Limited, AVTECH house, Birdhall Lane, Cheadle Heath, Stockport, Cheshire, SK3 0XU,
Storbritanien.
PRODUKTTYPE..................
MODEL ...............................
SERIENR. ...........................
FREMSTILLINGSDATO......
LYDEFFEKTNIVEAU .........
MÅLT (GARANTERET)
Ray Neilson

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Engine Warranty
GB
Congratulations on the purchase of this quality concrete mixer from the Belle Group range.
This machine is manufactured to conform to the EEC directives currently in force and is
issued with a declaration of conformity and therefore displays the CE mark, applicable in territories where they are enforced.
Read this manual carefully, observing all operating and safety instructions before, during and after using your machine. Maintain your
machine in good working order.
When maintaining this machine only the manufacturer’s original spare parts may be
used. The user will lose any possible claims if replacement parts used are other than the makers original spare parts.
Retain this manual with your machine for future reference.
SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PROTECTION
Operating Instructions :
All persons who apply, assemble, operate, start, control, maintain or repair this machine must read and understand these operating
instructions.
Owner Responsibility :
The owner must ensure that only qualified persons operate, maintain, or repair this machine.
Storage :
When not in use, store in a dry, locked place. Keep away from children.
Operation for the Intended Purpose :
Mixers are intended for the production of concrete, mortar and plaster. The mixer must be used for its intended purposes and is not
suitable for the mixing of flammable or explosive substances. The mixers must not be used in an explosive atmosphere.
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
Only authorised dealers should repair the mixer, and within the requirements of the CE mark (where applicable), where no deviation to
the original specification must take place.
Introduction
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REPLACEMENT PARTS
Contact your nearest Belle Group dealer. When ordering replacement parts, please quote the product type, serial number & engine/
motor model. Detail the part required in conjunction with the parts list provided, indicating the Page Number, Item Number and
quantity required.
Any maintenance and repairs carried out, to any of the electric motors components must be undertaken
by a qualified electrician.
WARNING
The engines installed in the Belle Premier XT range of mixers carry a 12 month warranty. Any problems encountered with the engine,
during the warranty period should be dealt with by the relevant approved engine dealer, nearest to yourself.
If you require the name of your nearest approved engine dealer, a full listing is available on request from Belle.
Serial Numbers
ATTENTION! Make a note of the serial numbers of your machine and always quote them in any communication with a
Belle Group Dealer.
MACHINE SERIAL NUMBER ENGINE / MOTOR SERIAL NUMBER

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Warning Symbols
Contents
Belle Group reserves the right to change machine specification without prior notice or obligation.
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Page number
Engine Warranty......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Warning Symbols ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Plug Wiring ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Safety Instructions ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Transportation ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Mixing Positions ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
Mixing Hints................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Functional Controls ................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Operating Instructions - Electric Motors................................................................................................................................................... 10
Operating Instructions - Yanmar L40 ........................................................................................................................................................11
Operating Instructions - Lister Petter Build 10 & 32..................................................................................................................................11
Maintenance Instructions ......................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Lister Petter 10 & 32 Checks & Maintenance schedule ......................................................................................................................... 13
Yanmar L40 Checks & Maintenance schedule ....................................................................................................................................... 14
Technical Data.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
WEAR EAR PROTECTION
LIFTING POINT
READ OPERATOR
MANUAL
FIRE AND EXPLOSIVE RISK
WEAR PROTECTIVE
FOOTWEAR
WEAR EYE PROTECTION
WARNING - IMPORTANT
The Premier range of mixers are intended for industrial use, the following plug types are supplied fitted to the product:
110V motor - 32 amp rated BS4343 plug type.
230V motor - 16 amp rated BS4343 plug type.
415V motor - 32 amp rated BS4343 plug type.
Reference the 230V version, if the plug supplied with your product does not suit the supply outlet you are connecting too, it should be
removed and the appropriate plug fitted (3 pin BS1363 fused 13 amp for domestic household supplies).
Fitting a plug - WARNING THIS PRODUCT MUST BE EARTHED
IMPORTANT: The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:
GREEN / YELLOW = EARTH, BLUE = NEUTRAL, BROWN = LIVE
The wire which is coloured Green and Yellow must be connected to the terminal in the plug marked E or coloured Green and Yellow.
The wire which is coloured Brown must be connected to the terminal in the plug marked L or coloured Red. The wire which is
coloured Blue must be connected to the terminal in the plug marked N or coloured Black.
Always ensure before connecting to the supply that the supply voltage is the same as the rated voltage marked on the motor.
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Safety Instructions
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READ THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please read and understand all running/safety instructions before operating this machine.
BEFORE STARTING THE MIXER
- Check that all guards are in position and correctly fitted.
-DO NOT wear loose clothing or jewellery that may become entangled in the workings of this machine.
- Suitable clothing as follows should meet relevant EEC/local safety standards: overalls, work boots, goggles, face mask, gloves
and ear defenders etc.
- On electric powered mixers, ensure that any trailing cable is protected against damage and not liable to be tripped over or trapped
- underneath the mixer.
-Belle strongly recommends the use of a Residual Current Device on 220/240v electrics.
- Remove all packaging material before operating.
WHEN OPERATING THE MIXER
- Keep engine housing lid closed whilst it is mixing.
- Keep unauthorised persons away from mixing drum.
- Keep area around the mixer clear of obstructions which could cause persons to fall onto moving parts.
- Always ensure mixer is on level ground before mixing.
- Ensure rear wheel brakes are applied before operating the mixer.
-DO become familiar with the controls before operating this machine.
-DO ensure plenty of ventilation when running the diesel engines in a confined area.
-DO replace any worn/damaged warning decals.
-DO ensure the drum is rotating while emptying the mixer.
-DO always switch off and remove the plug from the socket if leaving the machine unattended.
-DO NOT transport this mixer when mixing.
-BEWARE of the danger zones.
EMERGENCY STOP
See Operating Instructions Section for details.
FIRE FIGHTING
If your mixer catches fire, turn off the electric supply.
Using a dry powder or C02 fire extinguisher put out the fire. If the fire can not be put out, keep away and call the fire brigade.
If you are in any doubt about the safety condition of your machine, please consult your nearest Belle dealer or Belle direct.
DRUM ROTATES ANTI-CLOCKWISE
ALWAYS MIX ON LEVEL GROUND
ALWAYS MIX IN WELL VENTILATED
PLACES EXHAUST FUMES CAN KILL
ALWAYS WORK WITHIN THE
RATED CAPACITY
DO NOT PUT SHOVEL IN THE DRUM
DO NOT PUT ANY PART OF YOUR
BODY IN THE DRUM
DO NOT FILL WITH FUEL OR
LUBRICATION OILS WHILST
ENGINE IS RUNNING
LOAD AND UNLOAD FROM THE
TRANSPORT CORRECTLY
(See Transport Section in Manual)

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Transportation
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LOADING BY FORK LIFT
- For normal site to site transporting, the usual method of loading into a pick-up truck or trailer should be used. A fork socket (Fig 3)
is located beneath the main frame to enable the mixer to be loaded using a forklift (Fig 1).
LOADING BY CRANE
- To expose the lifting eye, turn the drum so it is facing down, (Fig 2).
- Ensure the lifting ropes are inspected to the current Health and Safety guidelines and are sufficient to carry the total weight of the
mixer. See technical data. Ensure the lifting hook is correctly located prior to lifting the machine.
-DO NOT stand underneath the machine whilst it is being lifted.
TOWING
- These mixers are designed for on site towing only, maximum speed 5mph/8 kmh (Fig 4), for short periods of time.
-DO NOT tow on a public highway.
Fig 1
Fig 2
Fig 3
Fig 4
5mph
8kmh
If the fork is not the same depth
as the socket it may be necessary
to pack under the fork with wood to
keep the load stable.
Mixing Positions
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Fig 5 MIXING POSITIONS
Fig 6 STORAGE POSITIONS Fig 7 DISCHARGE POSITIONS
DRUM TILTING
The hand wheel gives an easy positive control of the drum which can be
locked in the stored, mix, and discharge position.
The drum is locked in position by a self locating plunger which
engages into the handwheel. To move the drum the locating plunger must be
dis-engaged, this is done by pressing down on the footpedal (this is situated
just above the pivoting front axle), the handwheel will now move freely allowing
the re-positioning of the drum, to relock the drum in position, release the footpedal
and rotate the handwheel until the self-locating locking plunger engages into the
handwheel ring.
-DO NOT put your hand through the
hand wheel.
-ALWAYS keep both hands on the
hand wheel.

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Mixing Hints
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Mix Ratios
The correct mix ratio (cement:sand:stone) depends on the type of application; harder concrete requires more cement, rougher
applications require more aggregate. The ratios given below are guidelines: best proportions may depend on the quality of sand/stone
used.
First put in the water - around 7 litres (1½ gallons), using more or less depending on the type of mix required. Add some aggregate
before adding cement, to avoid sticking. Work consistently to the ratio of ingredients for whatever type of concrete mix you are
working to.
Getting A Good Mix
The approximate mixing time for concrete is 2-4 minutes from when all the material (including the water) has been added - over-
mixing can reduce strength and cause segregation of the coarser aggregates.
Beware of low grade aggregates; these will only lead to trouble later on with sinking and frost spoiling the appearance of the pour.
Also do not get the concrete mix too wet as this can reduce strength and make it less able to withstand weathering.
Looking After Your Mixer
Never throw material into the mixer - trickle it steadily over the rim or it will stick firmly to the back of the drum and can only be
dislodged by stopping the mixer.
Keep your mixer clean - material left in the drum will harden, and attract more on each use until the mixer is useless.
Do not throw bricks into a mixer drum to clean it out. The best method is a mix of 1” (2½cm) gravel and clean water - use plenty of it,
as this will do the job in half the time.
APPLICATIONS QUANTITIES
CEMENT SAND STONE
MOST ORDINARY 1 2 4
FOUNDATIONS 1 3 6
ROUGH MASS CONCRETE 1 4 8
WATERTIGHT FLOORS,TANKS PITS ETC. 1 1.5 3

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Functional Controls
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Mixing Drum
Rear Opening
Door
Door Stay
Park Brake
Lever
Handwheel
Towbar
Pivoting Axle
Handwheel
Locking Plunger
Foot Pedal
Lister Emergency
Stop
Electric
Emergency
Stop
Yanmar
Emergency
Stop
Yanmar Engine
Charge Light

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Operating Instructions
GB
STOPPING
1.1 Depress RED Button
(or on/off toggle
switch if fitted to the Off
position) to stop mixer
(Fig B).
STARTING
1.2 Lift rear door.
1.3 Feed supply cable out
through the rear of the
mixer and plug into
power supply.
1.4 Depress GREEN
Button (or on/off toggle
switch if fitted to the On
position) to start mixer
(Fig A).
- Ensure supply cable is safely stored before moving mixer.
- Keep rear door shut when mixer is running
EMERGENCY STOP
1.5 Depress large RED Button, situated on top left hand side of power unit housing (Fig C).
- 110V & 415V (Brook Hansen) motor, Start / Stop using a control box situated on inside left of power unit housing.
2. YANMAR (ELECTRIC START)
STOPPING
2.1 Press Red Lever (Fig D).
- Note: Red indicator light
glows when engine charging
system fails.
-Ensure that when machine
is not in use that ignition is
switched OFF, or battery
failure may occur.
EMERGENCY STOP
2.2 Pull the handle on the
side of the power unit box to
STOP the machine (Fig E).
COLD STARTING
2.3 Lift rear door.
- Open fuel cock if fitted (Fig F).
2.4 In cold starting situations the engine requires 2cc of engine oil (10w-30) to be applied using oil applicator. The oil
should be inserted into the engine byremoving the rubber plug on thepriming port, ensure the plug isreplaced (Fig G).
2.5 Ensure the Emergency Stop Button is pushed in (Fig H).
2.6 Set the engine speed lever (situated on the left hand side of engine) to the run position (Fig I).
2.7
Turn ignition key clockwise untilengine turns over, release key whenengine starts. If engine fails to start, repeat process of cold start.
- Note: Once an attempt to start the engine has failed, before re-trying the key must be turned back to the OFFposition.
-DO NOT operate with rear door open.
WARM STARTING
2.8 Repeat process above from 2.5.
1. ELECTRIC MOTOR : VARIANTS
AB
C
D
PULL
TO
STOP
E
Open
Closed
F

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3. YANMAR (RECOIL START) Back Up to Electric Start
STOPPING
3.9 Press red lever (Fig D).
EMERGENCY STOP
3.10 Pull the handle on
the side of the
power unit box to
STOP the
machine (Fig E).
COLD STARTING
3.11 Lift rear door.
Open fuel cock if fitted (Fig F).
3.12 In cold starting situations the engine requires 2cc of engine oil (10w-30) to be applied using oil applicator. The oil should be
inserted into the engine by removing the rubber plug on the priming port, ensure the plug is replaced (Fig G).
3.13 Ensure the Emergency Stop Button is pushed in (Fig H).
3.14 Set the engine speed lever (situatedon the left hand side of engine) to the run position (Fig I).
3.15 Pull out the recoil starting handle tothe point where you feel a strongresistance, then return back theinstall position. Push over
the decompression lever (top right hand side of engine) this will return automatically when the recoil handle is pulled for
the second time.
3.16 Apply both hands to the recoil starting handle and pull briskly, if engine does not start repeat from 3.15.
- DO NOT operate with rear door open.
WARM STARTING
3.17 Repeat process above from 3.14.
4. LISTER PETTER : CRANK HANDLE START
Operating Instructions
GB
- Caution should be taken when starting unit, always use Anti-Kick Back Starting Handle.
- Ensure handle is correctly engaged in crank barrel (Fig J) before cranking engine.
- Ensure Oil & Fuel levels are checked daily before starting engine.
- Ensure rear door stay is correctly engaged before working in power unit area.
- Keep rear door closed when mixer is running.
4 STOPPING
4.1 Open rear door and move Start / Stop lever to the STOP position (Fig L).
COLD STARTING
4.2 Lift rear door.
4.3 Lift Safety Button up, locate Starting Handle in crank barrel and turn until handle engages (Fig J).
4.4 Engage Start / Stop lever into START position (Fig K).
4.5 Push decompression lever into vertical position and hold (Fig L).
4.6 Crank the engine as fast as possible and move the de-compressor lever into the running position whilst continuing to crank briskly
until the engine starts.
4.7 Once the engine starts remove handle and place back in storage, then move Start/Stop lever into the RUN position(Fig M).
WARM STARTING
4.8 Follow the above instructions from 2.2 to 2.6, however start engine with the Start / Stop lever in the RUN position.
EMERGENCY STOP
4.9 Pull handle on top of power unit box (Fig O).
K M O
J L N
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Maintenance Instructions
GB
Before starting any maintenance or repairs, stop engine or switch off motor, and isolate from the main power supply.
On completion of maintenance, check that the mixer functions correctly and that all guards are correctly fitted.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
All portable electric appliances are dangerous if abused. This machine will only operate on one voltage. Check the power supply to
ensure it corresponds to the voltage as stamped on the motor. Make sure that the motor is switched off before you plug it into the
power supply.
220/240v -Always use a Residual Current Device (“RCD”), (earth leakage trip), plugged directly into the 220/240v socket. If using an
extension cable, plug it directly into the
RCD. 110v -When using a portable transformer it must have a minimum output of 6.3kw and be continuously rated.
- DO NOT use an extension cable between the transformer and the power supply.
The symbols on the ON/OFF switch are 0=OFF and I=ON in accordance with international standards.
EXTENSION CABLES
If you need to use an extension cable it must be no longer than 30 metres (100 feet) in length. The wire section for 220/240v must be
2.5mm2. The wire section for 110v must be 4mm2 on 100T and 6mm2 on other models. Ensure that the extension cable is
carefully laid out avoiding liquids, sharp edges and places where vehicles might run over it. Unroll it fully or it will overheat and could
catch fire. Make sure that any extension cable connections are dry and safe.
COMBUSTION ENGINES
- Be aware of exhaust venting directions.
The engine needs a regular oil check.Try not to run low on fuel as this may result in sediment from the bottom of the tank doing
damage to the injector and pump. Repairs and rectification of pipework and components affected by contaminants in fuel
cannot be accepted as warranty, neither will faults caused or contributed to by the machine running out of fuel. You may
need to bleed the fuel system free of air before starting. For initial engine fill or top up use a suitable engine oil of a 10W/30 grade. In
your own interests read the makers instruction leaflet issued with the machine before starting up.
DRUM (Removal and Fitment)
This can be instantly removed by unscrewing it counter clockwise in the vertically up position. Lift the drum off the machine using a
fork lift, with the forks under the base of the drum. When replacing make sure that the drum shaft is greased before it is fully
screwed down on to the shoulder of the shaft, ensure the drum is fully screwed down on to the shoulder or damage will occur. Take
care when screwing on the drum, spinning on fast may damage the gearbox.
CLEANING
Wipe off any external material. DO NOT use petrol, turpentine, lacquer or paint thinner, dry cleaning fluids or similar products. Never
let any liquids near the engine/motor. Use 1” gravel and clean water to clean the inside of the drum.
- DO NOT use bricks etc. as this will damage the drum.
DRIVE BELT
- DO NOT try to adjust with the engine / motor running.
- DO NOT run slack.
- DO NOT operate machine with guards removed.
The drive belt is under constant even tension by a spring loaded jockey, this requires no attention. The bearings are sealed for life.
GEARBOX OIL
Note: The original gearbox oil is a synthetic oil and must not be mixed with a mineral oil.
Full gearbox fill 1.0 ltrs, check regularly.
The gearbox was originally filled with: Total :- Transmission W 75W/90 viscosity
Equivalent oils:
Shell :- Tivela SA, Tivela WA, Dentax W Mobil :- Glygoyle 22
Texaco :- Synlube 90 Castrol :- WM or Alpha SN150
Esso :- GX 75W/90 Caltex :- Synthetic gear lubricant
LUBRICATION AND RUNNING
See Maintenance Schedule Section and Operating Instructions.
Remember that diesel engines vibrate more, so regularly check all nuts and bolts are tight.

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Check the fuel & lubricating oil levels 9
Check for oil & fuel leaks 9
Clean, or replace, the air cleaner element under very dusty conditions 9
Check the condition of the battery, if fitted 9
Clean or replace the air cleaner element under moderately dusty conditions 9
Drain the sump and refill with new oil of the correct type and specification as given in 9 9
engine handbook
Clean or replace the injectors if the exhaust is dirty 9
Renew the fuel filter element if the fuel being used is not perfectly clean 9
Replace the air cleaner element 9
Examine exhaust & induction systems for leaks, damage or restrictions 9
Renew the fuel filter element 9
Check the battery charge winding system; refer to Workshop Manual 9
Check the valve clearances 9
Decarbonise if the engine performance has deteriorated 9
Clean the cylinder barrel and head fins 9
Clean the banjo union at the cylinder head end of oil feed pipe 9
Drain, flush and refill the fuel tank 9
Daily
Every 125 Hrs
Every 2000
Hrs
Every 1000
Hrs
Every 500 Hrs
Every 250 Hrs
To help assist engine running-in, all engines are despatched with an initial fill lubricating
oil which must be changed after 100 hours.
All subsequent oil changes must be as specified below.
Lister-Petter 32 & 10 Engines
Checks and Maintenance
GB
Mixer Daily 50 250 500 1000
Hours Hours Hours Hours
Grease Yoke Pivot 9
Grease Tipping Gear (10 Operations of Grease Gun) 9
Remove Drum and Grease Shaft 9
Check Nuts and Bolts 9
Check Gearbox Oil 99
Grease Layshaft, Grease Nipple 9
Check Components for Leaks 9

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Checks and Maintenance
GB
Items marked “99“ should be serviced by an authorized YANMAR
dealer, unless the owner has proficient mechanical ability and the proper tools.
Parts with an asterisk mark “ * “ are related to the CARB ULG rules.
Yanmar L48 Engine April ‘04
Every 3 months or
Every 200 Hrs
Every month or
Every 500 Hrs
Every 6 months or
Every 400 Hrs
Every year or
Every 1000 Hrs
Check the fuel level and refill. - Before Operation
Drain the fuel tank 9
* Clean the fuel filter 9
* Replace the fuel filter 9
Check for fuel / oil leakage - After Operation
* Fuel injection nozzle, Check the injection condition 99
* Check the fuel injection timing 99
* Check the fuel injection pump 99
Check the lube oil level in the oil pan and refill - Before Operation
Replace the lube oil 1st time 2nd & after
Clean lube oil filter 1st time 2nd & after
Check for lube oil leakage - After Operation
Check the valve clearances 9
* Check the air cleaner element 9
* Replace the air cleaner element 9
Check the battery liquid level and refill - Before Operation
Check the warning lamps - When Engine Is Started
Adjusting the intake and exhaust valve clearance 99
Mixer Daily 50 250 500 1000
Hours Hours Hours Hours
Grease Yoke Pivot 9
Grease Tipping Gear (10 Operations of Grease Gun) 9
Remove Drum and Grease Shaft 9
Check Nuts and Bolts 9
Check Gearbox Oil 99
Grease Layshaft, Grease Nipple 9
Check Components for Leaks 9

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Technical Data
GB
100XT 150XT 175XT 200XT
A - OVERALL LENGTH (MM) 1665 1665 1890 1890
B - OVERALL WIDTH (MM) 900 900 900 900
C - OVERALL HEIGHT (MM) 1468 1568 1049 1077
D - LOADING HEIGHT (MM) 613 607 713 680
E - DISCHARGE HEIGHT (MM) 350 350 350 350
F - DIAMETER OF WHEELS (MM) 2100 2100 2200 2200
G - OVERALL LENGTH - DOOR OPEN (MM) 1950 1950 1950 1950
H - OVERALL HEIGHT - DOOR OPEN (MM) 1120 1120 1520 1520
J - WHEEL BASE 1120 1120 1520 1520
CUBIC FEET IN/OUT 5/3.5 7/5 8/6 10/7
MIXED BATCH OUTPUT (LTR) 110 160 180 220
MAX DRUM CAPACITY (LTR) 250 300 350 400
MAX DRY MIX DRUM CAPACITY IN (LTR) 160 220 250 310
DRUM SPEED (RPM) 19 19 19 19
D
E
A
JB
C
F
H
G
ELECTRIC RANGE
100XT 150XT 175XT 200XT 100XT 150XT 175XT 200XT 100XT 150XT 175XT 200XT
UNLADEN WEIGHT (Kg) 305.5 314.5 322.5 325 303.5 312.5 320.5 323 305.5 314.5 322.5 325
NOMINAL VOLTAGE (V)
NOMINAL CURRENT (Amp)
NOMINAL POWER
VOLTAGE FREQUENCY (Hz)
MOTOR RPM
MOTOR PROTECTION
POWER CONSUMPTION (Kwh)
SOUND POWER LEVEL (LWA)
DIESEL RANGE
100XT 150XT 175XT 200XT 100XT 150XT 175XT 200XT
UNLADEN WEIGHT (Kg) 367 376 392.5 395 334.5 343.5 350.5 353.5
ENGINE MODEL
NOMINAL POWER (KW)
STARTING METHOD
FUEL CAPACITY
SOUND POWER LEVEL (LWA) 99 dB(A)
5
Thermal / NVR
1.5
87dB(A)
415240
110
13.7 6.6 3.6
1.5
50
1350 1430 1500
2.5
Hand Crank Electric / (Recoil Backup)
0.75 1.9 2.3
LT1 (Build 32) LT1 (Build 10) L40 AE
LISTER YANMAR

16
6
2
5
7
24
25
4
5
27
7
8
15
13
16
19
19
26
23
22
17
18
21
20
9
1
14
1-01
FRAME ASSEMBLY - 100-150XT
(CORRECT AT 05/04)
1-01
Frame Assembly - 100-150XT
1 909-19700.............1 ..........Frame (100/150XT)
2 909-12300.............1 ..........Axle
3
4 8-20002.................1 ..........Nut (M20)
5 4-2001...................3 ..........Washer (M20)
6 909-11100 ...........1 ..........Towbar
7 3-0006...................6 ..........Split Pin
8 4-0009...................4 ..........Washer (M26)
9 XS35 ....................2 ..........Handle Grip
10
11
12
13 60-0284.................4 ..........Wheel
14 909-20000.............1 ..........Grease Nipple Assembly ( June’04)
15 909-99996.............4 ..........Spacer
16 909-17402.............1 ..........Brake Bar
17 909-99998.............1 ..........Lever
18 7-10015.................1 ..........Screw (M10x65)
19 3-0044...................2 ..........Spirol Pin
20 2-0027...................1 ..........Spring
21 909-99997.............1 ..........Spacer
22 74-0001.................1 ..........Knob
23 909-17401.............1 ..........Brake Cam
24 800-22600.............1 ..........Decal Kit (100XT)
24A 800-22700.............1 ..........Decal Kit (150XT)
24B 800-22800.............1 ..........Decal Kit (175XT)
24C 800-22900.............1 ..........Decal Kit (200XT)
25 1-0519.................A/R ........Orange Paint (Tin)
25A 1-0507.................A/R ........Orange Paint (Spray)
26 3-0049...................1 ..........Split Pin
27 3-4034...................1 ..........Cap

17
14
6
2
5
7
24
25
4
5
12
11
10 3
7
8
15
13
16
19
19
26
23
22
17
18
21
20
9
1
1-02
FRAME ASSEMBLY - 175-200XT
(CORRECT AT 05/04)
1-02
Frame Assembly - 175-200XT
1 909-11600 ............. 1 .........Frame (175/200XT)
2 909-12300.............. 1 ......... Axle
3 909-99935.............. 1 ......... Plate
4 8-20002.................. 1 ......... Nut (M20)
5 4-2001.................... 3 ......... Washer (M20)
6 909-11100 ............. 1 .........Towbar
7 3-0006.................... 6 ......... Split Pin
8 4-0009.................... 4 ......... Washer (M26)
9 XS35 ..................... 2 .........Handle Grip
10 7-10010.................. 2 .........Screw (M10x30)
11 4-1005.................... 2 .........Washer (M10)
12 8-10001.................. 2 .........Nut (M10)
13 60-0284.................. 4 .........Wheel
14 909-20000.............. 1 ......... Grease Nipple Assembly ( June’04)
15 909-99996.............. 4 .........Spacer
16 909-17402.............. 1 .........Brake Bar
17 909-99998.............. 1 .........Lever
18 7-10015.................. 1 .........Screw (M10x65)
19 3-0044.................... 2 .........Spirol Pin
20 2-0027.................... 1 .........Spring
21 909-99997.............. 1 .........Spacer
22 74-0001.................. 1 .........Knob
23 909-17401.............. 1 .........Brake Cam
24 800-22600.............. 1 ......... Decal Kit (100XT)
24A 800-22700.............. 1 .........Decal Kit (150XT)
24B 800-22800.............. 1 .........Decal Kit (175XT)
24C 800-22900.............. 1 .........Decal Kit (200XT)
25 1-0519.................... A/R ..... Orange Paint (Tin)
25A 1-0507.................... A/R ..... Orange Paint (Spray)
26 3-0049.................... 1 .........Split Pin

18
8
1
1A
14
5
15
4
3
6
7
2
9
10
12
6
18 19
16
17 8
3
11
13
11
2-01
(CORRECT AT 07/03)
2-01
Door Assembly
1 909-10400............. 1 .......... Cover
1A 909-19700............. 1 ..........Hewden Rear Door Assembly
2 800-99903............. 1 .......... Decal
3 PS071 .................. 2 ..........Cap
4 3-0008................... 8 .......... Rivet
5 908-10700............. 2 .......... Catch
6 3-0003................... 2 .......... Split Pin
7 909-17600............. 1 .......... Door Stay
8 4-10001................. 2 .......... Washer (M10)
9 3-0013................... 2 .......... Spirol Pin
10 8-8002.................. 3 .......... Nut (M8)
11 4-8006................... 6 ..........Washer (M8)
12 909-99959............. 1 ..........Bracket
13 7-8008................... 3 ..........Screw (M8x16)
14 1-01 & 1-02 .................(Item 24)
15 3-3000................... 2 ..........Pad
16 915-00131............. 2 ..........Stud
17 909/99806 ............ 1 ..........Infil Plate
18 4-8006................... 2 ..........Washer (M8)
19 8-8002................... 2 ..........Nut (M8)

19
3-01
(CORRECT AT 07/03)
1
2
3
7
6
9
4
13
18 19
12 12
14
16
15
17
11
5
5
8
4
4
10
5
3-01
Wheel Assembly
1 4-1601................... 1 .......... Washer (M16)
2 2-0029................... 1 .......... Spring
3 909-99910............. 1 .......... Plunger
4 8-10001................. 3 .......... Nut (M10)
5 4-1005................... 7 .......... Washer (M10)
6 7-10010................. 1 .......... Screw (M10x30)
7 909-99926............. 1 .......... Plunger Link
8 9-10015................. 1 .......... Bolt (M10x150)
9 909-99929............. 1 .......... Foot Pedal
10 9-10004................. 1 .......... Bolt (M10x35)
11 909-14800............. 1 ..........Pivot
12 50-000016............. 2 .......... Composite Bush
13 909-14900............. 1 .......... Tip Gear
14 7-12013................. 2 .......... Screw (M12x35)
15 8-12001................. 2 .......... Nut (M12)
16 4-1204................... 4 ..........Washer (M12)
17 909-10500............. 1 .......... Hand Wheel
18 4-1607................... 1 ..........Washer (M16)
19 8-16003................. 1 .......... Nut (M16)

20
4-01
(CORRECT AT 05/04)
1
3
2
9
8
7
11
12
6
13
17
18
19
14
15 16
10
4
55
20
21
25
22
2423
4-01
Yoke Assembly
1 5-01 ............... 1 ..........Gearbox
2 909-99942............. 1 .......... Guard
3
4
5 7-6032................... 5 .......... Screw (M6x12)
6 909-10700............. 1 .......... Yoke (100/150XT)
6A 909-12200............. 1 ..........Yoke (175/200XT)
7 8-12003................. 1 .......... Nut (M12)
8 4-1205................... 1 .......... Washer (M12)
9 908-15700............. 1 .......... Pulley ( May’04)
9A 909-99807............. 1 ..........Pulley ( May’04)
10 500-06100............. 1 ..........Grease Nipple
11 PS022 .................. 1 ..........Circlip
12 908-15500............. 1 .......... Drive Belt ( May’04)
12A 21-0163................. 1 .......... Drive Belt ( May’04)
13 909-99932............. 1 ..........Spacer
14 PS074 .................. 2 .......... Bearing
15 909-13100............. 1 ..........Layshaft ( May’04)
15A 909-19900............. 1 ..........Layshaft ( May’04)
16 908-15900............. 1 ..........Cover
17 50-000016............. 2 ..........Bush
18 908-21200............. 1 ..........Cover
19 909-18300............. 1 .......... Drum (c/w Paddles) (100XT)
19A 909-18400............. 1 ..........Drum (c/w Paddles) (150XT)
19B 909-18500............. 1 ..........Drum (c/w Paddles) (175XT)
19C 909-18600............. 1 ..........Drum (c/w Paddles) (200XT)
20 800-10441............. 2 .......... Decal Danger Zone
21 5-01 ............... 1 ..........Plate
22 909-19100............. 1 .......... Paddle Kit (100XT) ( July’02)
22A 909-19200............. 3 ..........Paddle Kit (150XT) ( July’02)
22B 909-19300............. 3 ..........Paddle Kit (175XT) ( Oct’02)
22C 909-19400............. 3 ..........Paddle Kit (200XT) ( Aug’02)
23 7-12017................. 9 .......... Screw (M12 x 30))
24 4-1201................... 9 ...........Washer (M12)
25 8-12001................. 9 ..........Nut (M12)