COE ORCHARD EQUIPMENT INC S7R User manual

OWNERS MANUAL
COE S7 R-SERIES SIDE MOUNT SHAKER
VERSION 1.1

Contents
Welcome……………………………… 1
Warranty………………………………. 2
Safety Guidelines……………………. 3
Safety Precautions………………….. 4
Cab Area……………………………... 5
Cab Area Descriptions……………... 6
Joystick Functions…………………… 7
Shaker Operation…………………… 8-9
Daily Operation……………………... 10
Shaker Operation Tips……………… 11-16
Vitals…………………………………… 17
Do Nots………...……………………... 18
Service Points……………...…………. 19
Service Point Descriptions…………. 20
Shaker Head Call Outs……………... 21-22
Belt Drive………………….……….….. 23
Energy Wheel Components………. 24
Patterns………………………………... 25-26
Component Locations …………….. 27
Component Descriptions………….. 28
Water System………………………… 29
Auburn Gears………………………… 30
Maintenance………………………… 31
Trouble Shooting…………………….. 32-36
Circuits………………………………… 37-42
Shaker Head Parts…………………... 43-44

Welcome
1
Equipment Information
Model and Year COE S7R side mount shaker
Serial # S7R- -
Engine Serial #
Coe Orchard Equipment would like to welcome you as a new owner of a COE S7R
shaker. All COE product designs benefit from over 40 years of in-field experience in a
large variety of crops and working conditions. Our vast hands on experience has al-
lowed us to develop some of the top performing equipment in the industry. All of our
products are also backed by a large parts inventory and knowledgeable service
department.
We would like to encourage you to carefully read the Operations and Service manual.
This will better equip you and your operator(s) on the proper operation, characteristics,
service and maintenance of your new shaker. The proper operation and service of your
machine is important in maintaining consistent performance. It also will help maintain
your re-sale value. Always remember to operate the equipment and perform service in
a safe manner.
COE recommends to only use genuine COE re-placement parts. The proper perfor-
mance of your equipment requires the use of components that were selected for cer-
tain performance criteria. Using NON GENUINE COE PARTS may cause unsatisfacto-
ry performance, tree damage and shorter service life.
If you should have any questions that are not covered in this manual please call the
factory, parts department, service department or your local COE dealer. And thank you
for the purchase of a COE S7 shaker.
Welcome

Warranty
2
1) Coe Orchard Equipment Inc., provides a limited product warranty.
2) Failure of a part or component that occurs due to defective materials or poor workmanship is considered a warrantable failure.
3) Damaged parts or components resulting from neglect, operator error, or an accident, are not warrantable failures.
4) Coe Orchard Equipment Inc. at its discretion will warrant either by replacement, repair, or credit any COE manufactured part or
component that failed due to defective materials or poor workmanship.
5) Non-COE parts & components provided by outside manufacturers such as; John Deere, Rexroth, Auburn, Eaton, ETC, are
subject to the outside manufacturer’s terms & conditions for warranty.
6) Only an authorized John Deere dealer may perform warranty work on engine, along with related parts on engine such as; A/C
compressor, alternator, starter, ETC.
7) It is the customer’s (end user’s) responsibility to submit the John Deere engine warranty registration to John Deere.
8) COE warranty term is one year or 500 hours whichever occurs first. Any pre-existing hours on equipment prior to being
purchased by end user will be included in the 500 warranty hours.
9) COE limited warranty will commence, only after the COE warranty registration has been submitted to Coe Orchard Equipment’s
warranty department.
10) NOTE: Warranty registration must be submitted within two weeks from equipment purchase date, failure to submit
warranty registration may void warranty.
11) All hydraulic cylinder seals have a limited warranty of 250 hours.
12) Warranty will not pertain to normal wear parts such as but not limited to:
a) Shaker head flaps, slings, & pads.
b) Shaker head birdcages, hanger mounts & mount bolts.
c) Shaker head drive belt & hydraulic hoses.
d) Shaker head arm upper & lower wear plates.
e) Carriage wear strips & carriage bumpers.
f) Conveyor & elevator belts, chains & sprockets.
g) Tires, track belts, & track mid rollers.
h) Batteries & work lights.
i) Deflector canvas, deck covers, tree seals, & flippers.
j) De-sticker stars & spacers.
k) Cab glass, operator’s seat, door latch, cab & access door struts.
l) Loose hoses & hydraulic fittings (considered maintenance items)
13) Warranty will not pertain to shaker head parts such as but not limited to:
a) The clamp cylinder & carriage cylinder (in & out cylinders).
b) Hydraulic cylinder anchor pins & bolts.
c) Bulkhead to shaker head hydraulic hoses & fittings.
14) Warranty will not pertain to parts or components that have failed due to operator error or abuse, neglect or lack of
maintenance, an accident or natural disaster.
15) Only COE parts may be used when performing warranty repairs.
16) Travel time & hauling not covered by warranty.
17) Coe Orchard Equipment is not liable for repair work performed by a dealer.
18) Coe Orchard Equipment is not liable for financial losses due to machine down time.
19) Coe Orchard Equipment Inc. limited warranty is not transferable.
20) Coe Orchard Equipment Inc., reserves the right to refuse or extend warranty as circumstances dictate.
PLEASE FULLY READ THE WARRANTY STATEMENT TO UNDERSTAND COVERAGE.
REGISTRATION FOR JOHN DEERE ENGINE IS AVAILBLE AT jdpswarrantyreg.deere.com
OR USE REGISTRATION CARD IN ENGINE OWNERS MANUAL.
Coe Orchard Equipment Inc.
Warranty Statement

Safety
3
A.) Only trained and qualified personnel should be allowed to operate, repair, and service equipment
B.) Operator should be a minimum of 18 years of age and in good physical and mental condition.
C.) Never operate equipment during times of illness, or while using medication that could impair
good judgment, vision, or hearing.
D.) Never operate equipment while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
E.) Be alert to all circumstances, equipment, and individuals in immediate work area.
F.) Drive equipment at safe speeds for conditions and area.
G.) Reduce speed when making sharp corners or when driving on rough or hilly terrain.
H.) Never drive near the edge of a ditch, gully or irrigation canals.
I.) Do not start or operate equipment unless seated in the normal operating position
with hands on steering wheel.
J.) Never operate equipment with arms or legs hanging outside of operators area.
K.) Never allow riders or passengers on equipment while in operation.
L.) Prior to starting equipment conduct a visual inspection to ensure the equipment is in good,
safe operating condition.
M.) Never work beneath equipment unless engine is shut off, on level ground with the wheels
and shaker head blocked with the ignition key removed.
N.) Listen for and be alert to all unusual noises and vibrations not associated with normal
operation of the equipment. Report all abnormalities immediately to service personnel.
O.) Never operate equipment while using Walkman type radios or other audio equipment used in the
ear. These can be an unsafe distraction and may impair the operators ability to hear unsafe
changes in the equipment's operation or the voices of co-workers.
P.) Wear hearing and eye protection and other required safety equipment at all times.
Q.) Take your time and Practice safe work habits at all times.
R.) ONLY operate with all factory guards installed.
Guidelines

Service Dangers
 DO NOT check coolant when HOT.
 ONLY perform service or repair when machine
is turned OFF.
 ONLY use proper tools and replacement parts.
Safety
4
Hydraulic Fluid
 DO NOT check for leaks with hand. Fluid un-
der pressure can pierce skin causing injury
and disease.
 DO NOT work on hydraulics when machine is
running. ALWAYS turn off machine first.
 DANGER hydraulic fluid at operating
temperature is HOT use caution.
Precautions
Shaker Head Dangers
 DO NOT work beneath, place any body part or stand
below shaker head.
 DO NOT place any body part near clamp arm openings or
clamp jaws (DANGER PINCH POINT)
 DO NOT work on shaker head while it is operating.
 DO NOT allow people or objects between shaker head
and cab (DANGER PINCH POINT)
 ALWAYS re-install guards after service or repair.
Back Up Danger
 DO NOT back up without looking back.
 BE ALERT to people or objects in work area.
Tires and Rims
 NEVER over inflate tires explosion may occur
causing serious injury or death.
 NEVER weld on rims explosion may occur
causing serious injury or death.
 ALWAYS check lug nuts daily to make sure
they are not loose.

Operation
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Cab
OPERATORS CAB AREA
DISPLAY & JOYSTICK

Cab Descriptions
Suspension Seat
The suspension seat has multiple adjustments to set the seat to a comfortable operat-
ing position. Fore-aft, backrest tilt, height and suspension weight. DO NOT adjust seat
while in motion.
Joy Stick Control
The Joy stick controls the shaker head extension and retraction and up and down. The
joy stick grip contains the push buttons to operate the clamping, shake and roll func-
tion. (diagram following page)
Propulsion Pedal
The propulsion pedal controls the direction of travel for the shaker. Depressing the
pedal to the left activates forward to the right reverse. Releasing the pedal will bring the
shaker to a stop.
Hydraulic Throttle pedal
The hydraulic throttle pedal controls hydraulic flow of the ground drive and shaker
head. To increase speed of these functions depress the pedal. To decrease the speed
of functions release the pedal.
Steering column
The steering column is tilt adjustable. To Tilt wheel push on the lower portion of the
rubber boot as indicated. Move wheel to desired position and release.
Cooled storage
The cooled storage operates when the AC is on. DO NOT store perishable items in the
storage box.
DASH & INCONTROL display
The dash contains the stereo, climate control & ignition switch. The INCONTROL dis-
play contains the engine & fuel information & function buttons for lights, travel / harvest
mode, parking brake, sweepers, cab pressurizer, service, traction (if equipped) engine
RPM control & AXIOM lift (if equipped).
The INCONTROL display also has adjustments for ground drive & function trim options
as well as clamp pressure adjustments, water system, tree counter, shake adjust-
ments & ESHAKE (optional item).
The INCONTROL display also has the rear view camera that will display in a window
on the main screen & switches to full screen when in reverse.
Operation
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Operation
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Joystick functions
DOWN
UP
OUT
IN
ROLL LEFT ROLL RIGHT
UN-CLAMP &
ESHAKE CANCEL
CLAMP / SHAKE
TRIGGER BUTTON
 SWITCH FROM AUTO
SHAKE TO MANUAL
 ESHAKE CANCEL

Operation
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Shaker operation
The R-Series is equipped with a John Deere final IV engine, a new advanced state of the art hy-
draulic system & operating software. The functions of the machine are the same but the
R-Series comes with an adjustable throttle to run a fixed engine RPM. What used to be a engine
throttle pedal to control engine RPM is now the Hydraulic Throttle Pedal that controls pump flow
to the ground drive & shaker head functions. The higher the engine RPM the more flow is avail-
able when using the Hydraulic Throttle Pedal. Please follow these guidelines in its operation.
1.) ALL PEDALS MUST BE IN NEUTRAL TO START. DO NOT REST FEET ON PEDALS OR MACHINE WILL
NOT START!!!! IF MACHINE WILL NOT START PEDAL MAY NEED TO BE READJUSTED TO NEUTRAL
2.) BRAKE IS AUTOMATICALLY SET WHEN ENGINE IS STARTED. RELEASE BRAKE PRIOR TO OPERATING.
WHEN PARKING BRAKE IS SET GROUND DRIVE WILL NOT ACTIVATE.
3.) SELECT HARVEST OR TRAVEL MODE (Selection determines available features)
4.) ENGINE RPM RECOMMENDATION A MINIMUM OF 2,000 TO MAXIMUM OF 2,400 FOR EITHER MODE
TO HAVE IDEAL POWER & PUMP FLOW AVAILABILITY.
5.) WHEN USING EITHER THE GROUND DRIVE OR SHAKE FUNCTIONS USE THE HYDRAULIC
THROTTLE PEDAL TO CONTROL GROUND DRIVE & SHAKER HEAD SPEED (if in manual shake mode)
6.) IN-OUT, ROLL & CLAMP SPEEDS DO NOT RESPOND TO INPUTS FROM HYDRAULIC THROTTLE PEDAL.
7.) GROUND DRIVE & CLAMP SHAKE FUNCTIONS CANNOT BE OPERATED AT THE SAME TIME.
(WHEN CLAMPED THE GROUND DRIVE IS NOT AVAILABLE. UNCLAMP TO RE-ACTIVATE DRIVE)
HARVEST MODE AVAILABLE FEATURES
1.) HEAD IN-OUT, UP & DOWN, CLAMP WITH SEQUENCED SHAKE.
2.) GROUND DRIVE GEARS 1 & 2 AUTOMATICALLY SHIFTED BASED ON TRAVEL SPEED & HYDRAULIC
THROTTLE PEDAL INPUT.
3.) PARKING BRAKE (AUTOMATICALLY SETS & RELEASES BY CLAMP FUNCTION BUTTONS)
TRAVEL MODE AVAILABLE FEATURES
1.) HEAD IN-OUT, ROLL AND UP & DOWN.
2.) GEARS 1 THROUGH 4 AUTOMATICALLY SHIFTED BASED ON TRAVEL SPEED & HYDRAULIC
THROTTLE PEDAL INPUT.
3.) PARKING BRAKE (If engaged while in motion machine will automatically decelerate, stop & set the brake)
DPF RE-GENERATION / BURN OFF MODE
1.) DEPENDING ON THE ENGINE LOAD, PERIODICALLY THE ENGINE DPF CANISTER WILL REQUIRE A
BURN OFF RE-GEN. WHEN THIS OCCURS AN ICON WILL APPEAR ON THE DASH MONITOR. THE BURN
OFF RE-GEN MUST COMPLETE ITS CYCLE DO NOT TURN OFF ENGINE DURING RE-GEN.
2.) IF BURN OFF RE-GEN CYCLE IS NOT FULLY COMPLETED AFTER 20 ATTEMPTS A FORCED RE-GEN
FROM AN AUTHORIZED JOHN DEERE DEALER WILL BE REQUIRED. CHECK SCREEN PRIOR TO TURNING
OFF.
3.) MACHINE PERFORMANCE IS NOT AFFECTED BY A BURN OFF RE-GEN.

Operation
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Shaker operation
INCONTROL DISPLAY
The display is a multi function interface that shows vital engine information as well as any en-
gine fault codes & shaker systems fault codes. The display is connected with the engine &
POWERMAX ECUs & communicates the information of the ECUs. If there is a problem with the
engine, ECUs or machine systems the monitor will then display the ERROR CODE so the repair
can be made.
The display also integrates all switch functions of lights, travel & harvest mode, parking brake,
sweepers, cab pressurizer, engine rpm, fuel level, coolant temp, engine oil pressure, along with
optional features like AXIOM lift & traction.
Engine throttle control is accessed through the display. Press click wheel to bring up tachome-
ter, use wheel to raise or lower rpm, pressing the turtle or rabbit buttons will bring up set RPMs.
Press center of click wheel to close out tachometer adjustment. Engine rpm will display in its
icon tile on the screen.
Adjustments like clamp pressure, sweepers, in-out, head lift & roll speeds settings are adjusta-
ble through the screen. Shake adjustments are also available through the screen as well as the
optional ESHAKE.
SHAKE
Engine RPM needs to be set at 2,000 to 2,400 RPM to have the power & flow available for
shaking. The Hydraulic Throttle Pedal can be used to create variations in the pattern by
depressing or releasing the Hydraulic Throttle Pedal.
All shake patterns have multiple frequencies and can be varied by using MORE or LESS weight.
Engine RPM must be set at a minimum of 1,800 for ESHAKE automated features to function.
AUTO-SHIFT
The R-Series is equipped with auto-shift that automatically upshifts & downshifts depending on
engine rpm, travel speed & Hydraulic Throttle Pedal input. To increase speed depress Hydraulic
Throttle Pedal, to slow release or back off of pedal.
PARKING BRAKE
The shaker is equipped with fail safe parking brakes that can be set while the machine is run-
ning by push button switch on the dash. The brake is set & released by pushing the button on
the INCONTROL display.
Upon start up the brake automatically sets and needs to be released prior to operating. Brake is
automatically set when clamped & releasing when unclamped.
The brake is spring applied and pressure released so in the event of power loss or hose failure
the brake will set. When the machine is turned off the brake sets automatically.
STEERING
The steering system is the same as in an automotive application. Turning the wheel in desired
direction of travel creates travel in that direction. Turning the wheel more or less generates the
desired amount of steering angle.

Operation
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Daily operation
FLUID LEVELS
PRIOR to starting CHECK all vital fluid levels. And FILL as necessary.
 ENGINE OIL Pull indicator and check to make sure oil is in proper operating
range. Add High Quality Low Sulfur Motor Oil (15-40W ) as needed.
 HYDRAULIC FLUID Check site glass for fluid level ( Fluid level will be indicat-
ed by a dark brown/black color ). If there is no fluid showing in site glass fill with a
Quality AW46 hydraulic oil TO CENTER OF SITE GAUGE.
 RADIATOR COOLANT Check coolant level recovery tank daily. Fill with 50/50
mixture of water and coolant as needed. Tank has Cold & Hot indicators.
 DIESEL FUEL Fill fuel reservoir at the end of each work day with a FILTERED
high quality OFF ROAD diesel fuel. DO NOT SMOKE WHILE REFUELING
 SLING INJECTION SYSTEM Fill reservoir daily or more often if necessary with
filtered water and 1 1/2 to 2 quarts per tank COE SLING LUBE. Use 2 quarts of
COE SLING LUBE for 2 days after installing new slings or flaps. ( DO NOT USE
ANY TYPE OF SOAP IN LIEU OF COE SLING LUBE, EXCESSIVE BARKING
WILL OCCUR )
SHAKER BODY
PRIOR to starting PERFORM these simple procedures .
 LUBRICATION Grease ALL points as per schedule and chart in the SERVICE
section of this manual USING only a high quality lubricating grease.
 INSPECTION Visually inspect the shaker frame, components, tires, hoses and
connectors and all other items for cracks, wear, loose items, leaks and
malfunctions. Make necessary repair(s) before operating equipment.
 CLEAN Keep machine body, interior and engine compartments clean of de-
bris, trash and leaking fluids. ( BUILD UP OF ITEMS CAN CAUSE FIRES )
 AIR CLEANER Service air cleaner DAILY or MORE OFTEN in severe dust
conditions. Consult SERVICE section for proper air cleaner cleaning method.
 COOLING SYSTEMS Clean engine radiator, oil cooler, AC condenser and in-
take screenS DAILY or MORE OFTEN in SEVERE debris environments.
( FAILURE TO CLEAN COOLING SYSTEM CAN CAUSE SEVERE DAMAGE)
 SHAKER HEAD Check belt for proper tension and for wear. Inspect suspen-
sion for worn mounts or loose bolts. Check all pins and bolts. Inspect pads and
slings and flaps. Check & maintain energy pin bolt nut tension. ( REPLACE ITEMS
AS NECESSARY TO PREVENT HEAD & TREE DAMAGE )

Operation
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Shaker operation tips
POSITION TREE TRUNK TO
STATIONARY SIDE OF HEAD.
THIS PLACEMENT WILL ALLOW HEAD
TO BE IN A NEUTRAL STATE & DELIVER
FULL SHAKE POWER TO TREE.
DO NOT PLACE TRUNK ON CLAMP ARM
SIDE. THIS WILL PULL STATIONARY
SIDE & CAUSE BINDING OF MOUNT
SYSTEM DELIVERING SHAKE ENERGY
INTO MACHINE!
POSITION 8-10 INCH CLEARANCE
FROM THE SHAKER HEAD EDGE TO
THE TRUNK
POSITION OF 12 INCHES OR MORE
FROM TREE MAY NOT ALLOW ENOUGH
EXTENSION TO CLAMP PROPERLY!

Operation
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Shaker operation tips
POSITION TREE TRUNK TO STATION-
ARY SIDE OF HEAD. THIS PLACEMENT
WILL ALLOW HEAD TO BE IN A
NEUTRAL STATE & DELIVER FULL
SHAKE POWER TO TREE. MAKE SURE
TREE TRUNK IS VISIBLE.
DO NOT PLACE TRUNK ON CLAMP ARM
SIDE. THIS WILL PULL STATIONARY
SIDE & CAUSE BINDING OF MOUNT
SYSTEM DELIVERING SHAKE ENERGY
INTO MACHINE! ROLL HEAD TO MATCH
LEANING / TREE IRREGULARITIES.

TREE IRREGULARITIES
BEFORE CLAMPING MAKE SURE TO FIND THE MOST EVEN SPOT ON THE
TRUNK.
IT IS RECOMMENDED TO NOT CLAMP ON TREE GRAFTS, KNOTS, SPURS OR
SUCKERS. CLAMPING IN ANY OF THESE AREAS MAY CAUSE BARKING OR
SLING, FLAP OR PAD DAMAGE.
SLIDE RETAINERS & IPX WEAR PLATES
RETAINER SHOULD BE ADJUSTED TO NO MORE THEN
1/8 INCH GAP.
AS IPX WEAR PLATES WEAR RETAINER SHOULD BE AD-
JUSTED OR RETAINER PLATE WILL BREAK.
KEEP MAST SLIDE SURFACE CLEAN TO REDUCE WEAR.
UPPER IPX IS 1/2” LOWER PLATES ARE 3/8”.
COE REPLACEMENT PARTS ARE RECOMMENDED USING
NON ORIGINAL PARTS MAY NOT PROVIDE SATISFACTORY
PERFORMANCE OR LIFE.
Operation
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Shaker operation tips

RECOMMENDATION FOR BRUSH SWEEPERS
SETTING THE SWEEPERS REQUIRES A 3/4” WRENCH.
THE BRUSH HEAD SHOULD BE OFF THE GROUND AT MIDWAY IN ITS TRAVEL.
ALL SWEEPERS SHOULD PITCH FORWARD SO THAT THE PART OF THE SWEEPER
CLOSEST TO THE TIRE IS NOT MAKING CONTACT WITH THE GROUND.
THE HIGHER THE BRUSH IS SET WHILE STILL CLEARING A PATH FOR THE TIRE
THE LONGER THE LIFE OF THE BRUSH.
SETTING THE BRUSH TO LOW OR “PLOWING” THE BRUSH INTO THE GROUND WILL
DECREASE THE LIFE AND THE OVER ALL SPEED OF THE BRUSHES THUS LOSING
EFFECTIVENESS.
THE SWEEPER MOTORS RUN IN SERIES SO INCREASED RESISTANCE TO ROTA-
TION EFFECTS ALL SWEEPERS.
PERIODICALLY CHECK SWEEPERS FOR TRASH LIKE TREE ROPE THAT WILL WRAP
AROUND THE MOTOR SHAFT AND CAUSE THE SHAFT SEAL TO LEAK.
RECOMMENDATION FOR RUBBER FINGER SWEEPERS
RUBBER FINGERS SHOULD HAVE 1” OF FLAT GROUND ENGAGEMENT ON FRONT
EDGE THAT CREATES A HALF MOON OF CONTACT TO CENTER OF SWEEPER.
HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
ANGLE ADJUSTMENTS
FLAT NOT RECOMMENDED
OPTIMAL SETTING ANGLE
Operation
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RUBBER FINGER ADJUSTMENT EXAMPLE
Shaker operation tips

Operation
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SHIM
REAR CLAMP ARM PIN ADJUSTMENT
Rear clamp arm pin requires periodic adjustment.
1.) Check for play in clamp arm by using pry bar, place bar
between lower case and clamp arm as indicated by green
arrow.
2.) If there is play remove cross bolt and adjust castle nut to
remove excessive play.
NOTE: MAINTAINING PROPER TORQUE ON REAR
CLAMP ARM PIN IS CRITICAL IN THE LONGEVITY &
RELIABILITY OF THE CLAMPING SYSTEM.
CROSS BOLT
CLAMP ARM WEAR PLATES
Clamp arm wear plates requires periodic adjustment.
1.) With use the clamp arm wear plates will get worn down.
2.) When worn enough to create a gap between the guide
arms use shims to take up the gap.
3.) To add shim pull clamp arm out, remove wear plate
bolts, install shim as needed & re-install bolts.
4.) Once wear plates are worn replace with new wear plate.
INSTALL SHIM FIRST ON LOWER WEAR PLATE, NEXT
SHIM UPPER WEAR PLATE WHEN GAP APPEARS.
WHEN GAP APPEARS WHEN BOTH WEAR PLATES
SHIMS INSTALLED REMOVE SHIMS & INSTALL NEW
WEAR PLATES.
NOTE: MAINTAINING PROPER TOLERANCE OF CLAMP
ARM WEAR PLATES IS CRITICAL IN THE LONGEVITY &
RELIABILITY OF THE CLAMPING SYSTEM.
Shaker operation tips

ENERGY WHEEL GREASE POINTS
Energy wheels require periodic grease service Each energy
wheel has 2 grease points (1 for each bearing)
1.) Grease energy wheels every other day of operation with
1-2 pumps.
2.) Only use recommended COE grease, the use of any
other grease will void warranty.
NOTE: USE OF NON COMPATIBLE GREASES WILL
CAUSE DETERIORATION OF GREASE LEADING TO
EVAPORATION OR SOLIDIFICATION OF GREASE. THIS
WILL CAUSE ENERGY WHEEL BEARINGS TO SEIZE.
ENERGY PIN BOLT NUT
Energy pin bolt nut requires inspection.
1.) New machines or when bolt is replaced require inspec-
tion every hour for the first day of use then daily thereafter.
2.) If bolt shows signs of loosening re-torque immediately.
NOTE: IF NUT IS NOT CHECKED REGULARLY AND
BACKS OFF A CATASTROPHIC FAILURE WILL OCCUR.
DAMAGE TO HEAD PIN BOSS & ENERGY WHEELS
WILL OCCUR.
SHAKER HEAD BELT & ADJUSTMENT
Shaker head belt requires periodic adjustment.
1.) New shakers or new belt installations
require break in adjustment first 2 days of use.
Adjust 3 times a day during operation. Check
belt while hot on last day & adjust as needed.
2.) After initial break in adjust belt as needed.
3.) Properly adjusted belt should have no more
then 1/4” downward travel.
4.) To adjust loosen 4 bolts & jam nut.
NOTE: FAILING TO ADJUST BELTS ON
SCHEDULE WILL RESULT IN FAILURE,
TWISTING OR THROWING OF BELT.
ADJUSTER
TIGHTEN LOOSEN
1/4”
ENERGY PIN BOLT NUT
Operation
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Shaker operation tips

Operation
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Vitals
ENGINE POWER 74HP
ENGINE RPM RANGE 1000-2400 RPM MAX
ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE RANGE 0-220 DEGREES MAX
ENGINE OIL PRESSURE RANGE 10-40 PSI
HYDRAULIC FLUID TEMPERATURE RANGE 0-180 DEGREES MAX
HYDRAULIC PRESSURE SHAKE 0-4,500 PSI MAX
HYDRAULIC PRESSURE MAIN 0-2,800 PSI MAX
HYDRAULIC PRESSURE STEERING 0-2,500 PSI MAX
HYDRAULIC PRESSURE HYDROSTAT 0-4,500 PSI MAX
HYDRAULIC PRESSURE CHARGE 350-400PSI MAX
CLAMP PRESSURE (ADJUSTABLE) 1,000 PSI—2,000PSI MAX
HYDRAULIC FLUID CAPACITY 50 GALLONS
DIESEL FUEL CAPACITY 40 GALLONS
WATER INJECTION TANK CAPACITY 26 GALLONS
GROUND SPEED 0-16 MPH
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 12V
TIRE PRESSURE 60-65 PSI MAX
MACHINE WEIGHT 13,500 LBS (Or more depending on options)