CrustBuster Super 20XL User manual

Super 20XL
BOLL BUGGY
REPAIR PARTS
607283-0307

Index
Safety ................................................... 1-2
DealerCheckList ............................................ 3
Operation................................................. 4-7
LubricationandMaintenance.................................... 8
Storage .................................................... 9
TroubleShootingGuide........................................ 9
Isometrics and Parts Lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-29
Identification
Your Boll Buggy is identified by a Serial Number and Model Number. Record
these numbers in the spaces provided in this manual and refer to them when
ordering parts or requesting service.
Serial Number Model Number
Warranty
WARRANTY: In addition to the implied warranties of fitness and of merchantability,
CrustBuster/Speed King warrants new products sold by it to be free from defects in workmanship
and material for a period of 12 months, from the date of delivery to the first user customer.
Warranty on purchased parts (cylinder and motors) will be the same as that offered by the
appropriate manufacturer of these parts.
EXCLUSIONS: No warranty of any kind is made by CrustBuster/Speed King with regard to new
products which have been subject to operation in excess of recommended capacities, misuse,
abuse, negligence, or accident, or have been altered or repaired in any manner not authorized
by CrustBuster/Speed King. CrustBuster/Speed King is constantly striving to improve its products.
Changes in design and improvement will be made whenever CrustBuster/Speed King believes
the efficiency of its products will be improved thereby, but without incurring any obligation to
incorporate such improvements in any products which have been shipped or are in service. No
obligation exists for compensation of unauthorized repairs or modifications without prior approval.
And in no event will CrustBuster/Speed King be liable for consequential damages, such as but
not limited to: downtime, delays, etc.
WARRANTY REGISTRATION: This warranty is not valid unless registered with
CrustBuster/Speed King within 10 days from the date of purchase. It is the sole responsibility of
the selling retail dealer to fill out the registration forms and see that they are properly filed with
CrustBuster/Speed King.
WARRANTY PROCEDURE: Should any part fail to conform with this warranty,
CrustBuster/Speed King will repair or replace the part or parts which do not conform. If a part is
defective, take it to your authorized CrustBuster Farm Equipment Dealer immediately, along with
your warranty registration, and complete the proper forms requesting a warranty adjustment. Our
representative will pick up the part to be returned to the factory for examination. If the customer
(first user) requests that a new part be substituted for the old part, a new part will be charged to
the dealer who will in turn charge the customer. If the part is found by us to be defective, a credit
for the part will be given to the dealer to be passed on to the customer. If the dealer or customer
wishes to repair the part, this will be done only if authorized by CrustBuster/Speed King. This
warranty procedure is in addition to all remedies authorized by law.
CRUSTBUSTER/SPEED KING, INC.
Box 1438
Dodge City, KS 67801

Safety
Read and follow these instructions for your safety and the safety
of anyone around the machine. Keep safety signs clean and
legible at all times. Replace safety signs that are missing or
have become illegible.
#603217
#603894
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Look for this symbol to point
out important safety
precautions. It means---
ATTENTION!
BECOME ALERT!
YOUR SAFETY
IS INVOLVED.
Safety
#606848
#607291
#604512
May we suggest that you take a few additional
minutes to read over more than once the areas of
this manual where SAFETY SYMBOLS and
CAUTION notes appear. These are areas where
the operator should use particular care.
Play it "SAFE."
KNOW THE DANGER AREA
AND AVOID THEM.
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Dealer Check List
Pre-Delivery Check List
After the Boll Buggy has been completely assembled and lubricated, inspect it thoroughly to be
certain it is in good running order before delivering it to the customer. The following check list is
a reminder of points to inspect. Check off each item as it is found satisfactory, or after proper
adjustment is made.
Boll Buggy Inspection
______ Check all bolts and nuts to be sure they are on tight.
______ Check hydraulic system to make sure it has been purged to remove air as instructed in
owner's manual.
______ Hitch adjusted to level Boll Buggy as instructed in owner's manual.
______ Check and, if necessary, lubricate all lubrication points.
______ Check to see if the safety decals are in place. (Refer to pages 1-2 for decal information.)
______ Check wheel hubs for bearing preload and remove end play if necessary.
Boll Buggy Functional Test
______ Attach Boll Buggy to tractor drawbar securely. Raise basket gradually, paying particular
attention to the last 8 to 10 inches of cylinder stroke not to unbalance the unit with a
sudden surge of hydraulic pressure. Models equipped with regulator, fold-out door
and/or chain dump side must be weighted to provide stability.
NOTE: Observe safety precautions on the decal and in the manual while dumping
basket. WATCH FOR OVERHEAD OBSTRUCTION.
Delivery Check List
______ Explain the adjustments for implement operation.
______ Review safety precautions with the owner and operator as stated on the safety decal and
in the manual.
______ Give the customer the owner's manual and explain the importance of reading this manual.
IMPORTANT: The Warranty Registration form must be completed, signed by both
dealer and customer and returned to CrustBuster/Speed King, Inc., Box 1438, Dodge
City, KS 67801, to validate the warranty. If warranty registration is not completed and
returned, the product concerned will not be covered by warranty policy.
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Figure 1
Figure 2
Operation
Familiarize yourself with the various features of the
Boll Buggy before operating. Read this section of
your manual carefully.
Attaching to Tractor
1. Adjust tongue ball hitch (standard) or clevis
hitch (optional) to the appropriate holes on the
tongue to level main frame when attached to
tractor drawbar.
2. Attach Boll Buggy to tractor(for the standard ball
hitch) using a 2 5/16" ball (minimum capacity
12,500#) with enough shank and thread length
to secure it with a full depth nut and lock
washer. Make sure the ball shank threads go
all the way through the nut.
To Couple:
1. Block buggy wheels.
2. Align hitch ball beneath coupler.
3. Set the locking pin in the open position.
4. Slide the locking plate into the open position
and lower the buggy onto the hitch ball.
5. Visually check that the hitch ball is fully
seated in the coupler.
6. Slide the locking plate into the closed
position.
7. Set the locking pin in the closed position to
close the coupler.
To Uncouple:
1. Block buggy wheels.
2. Set the locking pin in the open position.
3. Slide the locking plate into the open position
and raise buggy from the hitch ball.
3. The tongue on the Boll Buggy can be mounted
in three positions: offset left or right, and on
center line. Determine required position and
bolt in place. See Figure 1 for dimensions.
NOTE: Support tongue when removing bolts
to adjust.
Adjusting Wheel Spacing
Wheel Spacings are from 120" to 160".
From the minimum wheel spacing of 120", each
wheel can be adjusted out 20". This makes it
possible to provide more stability to the dump out
side.
Example: Set wheels on dump in side out 10"
Set wheels on dump out side out 20"
+ 120"
Wheel spacing = 150"
This will fit 5- 30" rows, but put the tractor ½ row
off. This can be remedied by using a hydraulic
swing hitch or adjusting the hitch and tractor
drawbar to center the tractor back on the row. See
Figure 2.
Hydraulic System Purging Procedure
Hydraulic cylinders and hoses must be run without
load to remove all air from system.
1. Remove basket cylinder rod pins attaching
upper end of cylinder to basket and block or tie
in place so when rod is extended it will not hit or
interfere with any portion of the basket.
2. Install the required male quick coupler end onto
hoses going to tractor and then attach hoses to
a pair of quick coupler hydraulic fluid outlets on
the tractor. Check the tractor hydraulic fluid and
add fluid if system is not completely full.
3. Start tractor engine and activate valve lever to
extend hydraulic cylinders approximately one-
third of stroke or 20 inches. Stop at this point
and check hydraulic fluid level in tractor. Add
required amount to bring level to full. Again
extend hydraulic cylinder an additional 20
inches of stroke. Repeat procedure above in
checking fluid level in tractor. Extend cylinders
to maximum extended position and repeat
procedure used to check fluid level.
4. With the tractor fluid at a safe operational level,
fully retract and extend the cylinders several
times to insure removal of all air from system.
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Operation
5. Retract cylinders to fully closed position and
reconnect cylinder rod to basket using cylinder
pin.
6. Repeat above procedure for packer panel,
swing tongue and chain dump unload panel
cylinders; except it is not necessary to
disconnect cylinders during purging procedure.
7. After cycling all cylinders and purging lines and
cylinders of any air locks, check to be certain all
cylinder pins are securely held in place and will
not work out under load.
8. You are now ready to dry run the unit.
Complete the lubrication of the unit as described
on page 8. Read the operating section of this
manual before dry running of unit.
CAUTION:
While cycling the basket for the first time it is best
to have an observer on the ground at a safe
distance to give instructions to the operator. The
observer will be looking for any hydraulic hose
pinch points, loose connections, any binding of
basket or packer panel, or anything else that would
prohibit the safe and successful operation of the
unit. Be sure to observe the hoses at the main
pivot point in the upper corner for sufficient slack.
Weights For Stability
Tip Over Hazard
Many things affect the stability of the Boll Buggy.
The addition of the Big Lip, regulator, and chain
door make the Boll Buggy more unstable. Wider
wheel spacing will increase stability.
With the dump-out side wheel set to the narrowest
position, it may take 2500 pounds of weight added
to the dump-in side.
Three weight racks are attached to the Boll Buggy
on the dump-in side. These racks will accept
tractor weights made to mount on a ½" x 6" bar. In
addition to steel weights, liquid ballast can be
added to the dump-in side tire. (Approximately
600#)
The requirement for added weight will decrease as
the dump-out wheel is adjusted out. In the middle
position approximately 1700 pounds will be
needed. At the widest wheel setting the weight
requirements decrease to approximately 600#.
Operating Information
Before operating this unit, refer to the Lubrication
section in this manual on page 8 and make sure
machine is properly lubricated.
The Boll Buggy is designed with a unique packer
panel allowing the basket to hold two dumps from
most cotton pickers and strippers as well as the
ability to dump the two dumps separately. This
means the Boll Buggy can dump without overfilling
the module builder.
To receive load from harvesting unit, extend
packer panel cylinders so top end of packer panel
is against the right side or dump-in side of basket.
Position Boll Buggy along the side of harvester,
close enough to allow transfer of cotton from
harvester to Boll Buggy.
After the harvester has dumped into the Boll
Buggy, the packer panel cylinders may be
retracted as far as possible, thus compacting and
moving the cotton to the left side of the basket.
NOTE: A relief valve has been placed in the
circuit as a safety precaution so high pressures
cannot be built up during the pack cycle.
At this time, the Boll Buggy is ready to receive the
second dump from the harvesting unit. After
receiving the second dump, the Boll Buggy packer
cylinders should again be extended enough to
release compaction force on first dump and at the
same time compact and hold second dump.
CAUTION: When turning or crossing
rough terrain, slow tractor speed down.
CAUTION: Be sure everyone is clear of
the machine before starting engine or
operation.
To dump the Boll Buggy, simply drive along side of
trailer or module and stop at the required position.
Set tractor engine RPM at approximately 1/2 to 3/4
maximum engine RPM. Actuate tractor valve lever
to raise basket.
CAUTION: Use the following cautions
when dumping the Boll Buggy basket:
1. Use caution when operating around power
lines.
2. Watch for overload obstructions which might
interfere with the basket.
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Operation
3. Always select level area for dumping. If
the area is uneven, position units so when
the Boll Buggy is dumping, the dump-in
side of the unit is lower than the dump-out
side. This will minimize the possibility of
unit overturning during dump cycle.
4. Do not move unit with basket partially up
or basket lift cylinders partially extended.
Damage could result to cylinders and/or
basket frame.
5. When dumping, always note direction
strong winds are blowing from. Position
units so Boll Buggy basket is dumping into
wind current, or that wind current is
blowing into either the front or rear of the
Boll Buggy.
6. Do not move Boll Buggy with the basket in
the dump position.
7. Units with regulators and chain dumps
must be properly weighted before
dumping. To help prevent tip-over, DO
NOT raise basket fully unless
positioned by Module Builder.
Once the first dump has left basket, the
remaining dump can be released by retracting
packer panel cylinders. This will place the top
end of packer panel against dump-out side
allowing cotton to move out of basket.
The complete fill and dump cycle has now been
completed and can be started again in the same
sequence.
NOTE: Units with regulators are loaded and
dumped in the same sequence as described
above; however, the regulator will be turning
while dumping. The regulator is designed to
operate successfully by turning in either
direction. Normally the drum will be turned in
a direction to take the cotton under the drum
until it is slugged. Then reverse the drum
taking the slugged cotton over the top of the
drum. By holding one dump of cotton with the
packer panel against the dump-in side and
metering only the cotton on the dump-out side,
the regulator is working on only one-half a Boll
Buggy load at a time. Following this
procedure will meter cotton into the module
builder or trailer very successfully.
Adjust tractor hydraulic flow so regulator turns
slowly enough to provide a controllable
amount cotton.
NOTE: Units with chain door are operated in
the same load and dump sequence, but the
chain door is used to slow and regulate the
amount of cotton metered into the module
builder.
Adust tractor hydraulic flow so chain door
moves cotton at a controllable rate.
Chain door may be equipped with a front and
rear motor to provide dual unload (See page
23.)
NOTE: To decrease wear, the hydraulic
activated chain lip does not have to be fully
closed during field operation if there are not
any overhead obstructions.
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LOADING / UNLOADING PROCEDURE TYPICAL ALL BOLL
BUGGY MODELS WITH PACKER / DIVIDER PANEL
PACK COTTON TO OUTLOAD SIDE OF BOLL BUGGY AND
DUMP SECOND LOAD.
FILL BOLL BUGGY WITH PACKER / DIVIDER AGAINST
INLOAD SIDE.
MOVE PACKER / DIVIDER BACK TO INLOAD SIDE TO
START UNLOAD.
RAISE BASKET AND START CHAIN DUMP, OR IF
REGULATOR IS USED, START AT THIS TIME. CONTINUE
UNTIL FIRST LOAD HAS BEEN EMPTIED.
MOVE PACKER / DIVIDER BACK TO UNLOAD SIDE UNTIL
COTTON SLIDES ONTO CHAIN AND EMPTY SECOND
LOAD.
CAUTION: DO NOT LET THE PACKER / DIVIDER COME
INTO CONTACT WITH CHAIN & SLAT.
Operation
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Lubrication and Maintenance
IMPORTANT : Before operating your Boll Buggy, make sure it is properly lubricated and
thoroughly inspected. Only a minimum of time and effort is required to regularly lubricate and
maintain this machine to insure long life and trouble-free operation.
Lubrication
Keep all lubricants and lubrication points
free from dirt and grit.
Use a general purpose lithium base grease
to lubricate the pressure grease fittings.
The following lubrication schedule is
recommended:
Basket and Pivot Cylinder
(2-Fittings) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Weekly
Wheel Bearings . . . . . . . . Repack Yearly
Bearings on regulator &
Chain door . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yearly
Pivot on Big Lip
(Front & Rear) . . . . . . . . . . Weekly
Maintenance
Inspect your machine regularly to prevent
accidents and breakdowns.
Check hitch pin periodically for wear and
replace if worn excessively.
Check hitch mounting bolts occasionally to
make sure they are tight.
Check wheel spindle bearing preload after
twenty(20) hours operation.
Torque wheel nuts to 450 ft-lbs. Re-torque
after 1 hour, 10 hours, and 30 hours of
operation.
Check tire pressure and inflate to 32 PSI.
Tube Fitting Assembly
1. Clean all dirt and grit from the I.D. and O.D.
2. Slide the nut and then the ferrule onto the
tube. Make sure the tapered end of ferrule
points toward the nut.
3. Lubricate all mating surfaces of nut, ferrule
and body with a heavy lubricant such as
Aeroquip Lube Oil.
4. Place end of tube against standard S.A.E. 37E
flare body.
5. Slide the ferrule and nut against body and
tighten the nut onto the body "hand tight."
Mark the nut in relation to the body for
location.
6. Hold tube against body and tighten nut as
follows:
a. 1 1/4 turns on tube size 3/16" (dash size
-3) through tube size 5/8" (dash size -10).
b. 1 1/2 turns on tube size 3/4" (dash size -
12) through tube size 2" (dash size -32).
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Storage
The Boll Buggy should be stored in an enclosed building to prevent hoses, cylinders, and metal
surfaces from deteriorating due to weather exposure.
Recommended storage procedure follows:
1. Elevate frame so tires will clear ground.
NOTE : Support frame securely so there is
no danger of it falling.
2. Remove clamps from hydraulic hoses going to
the tractor and elevate them above the front
hydraulic cylinder to prevent oil from seeping
out of quick couplers while not in use.
NOTE : When preparing to use machine after
storage, check for any oil leaking. If there is
any indication of oil leaking from fittings,
hoses, or cylinders the hydraulic system
should be purged prior to raising the basket.
(Follow instructions in manual for hydraulic
system purging -pages 4-5.)
Trouble Shooting
NOTE : Step Number 1 in all cases is to familiarize yourself with the information in the owner's
manual pertaining to assembly, operation, lubrication, and maintenance.
Trouble Possible Cause Possible Remedy
Basket fails to raise. Hoses not correctly Connect or insert quick coupler correctly.
coupled to tractor.
Tractor system pressure Check tractor system pressure.
not sufficient.
Tractor hydraulic oil level Fill per purging instructions - page 4-5.
is low.
Basket fails to raise evenly. System not purged of Purge system as described in operation
all air. section.
Hose is pinched or has a Replace hose and re-route so that it is
restriction. clear of pinch point.
Defective cylinder due to Repair cylinders inspecting all parts for
worn or bad piston seals. wear. Replace seal kit.
Cotton will not dump out Dumping area sloping Move to level area for dumping.
when basket is raised. severely to right.
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Main Frame
Repair Parts
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Main Frame
Repair Parts
Item Qty Part No. Description
1 1 873836 Coupler - 2 5/16"
1 A 942813 Hitch
1 B 964601 Swivel Mono Hitch
1 C 967869 Converter for 964601
1 D 967976 Swivel Mono Hitch
2 1 530998 Jack
3 1 967760 Tongue
4 4 01172600 HHCS 1" x 2.5"
5 14 330332 Washer 3/4" Lock
6 14 330290 Nut 3/4" Hex
7 12 330340 Washer 3/4" Flat
8 2 335802 Cotter Pin 5/16" x 2 ½"
9 14 335125 HHCS 3/4" x 2"
10 2 147280 Tongue Brace
11 8 01146000 HHCS 5/8" x 1 3/4"
12 4 330183 Washer 5/8" Flat
13 4 330878 Washer 5/8" Lock
14 4 330571 Nut 5/8" Hex
15 1 967786 Main Frame
16 1 965152 A-Frame Front
17 1 965137 A-Frame Rear
18 2 942409 Bottom Cylinder Pin
19 2 337956 Top Cylinder Pin
20 2 945188 Basket Pivot Pin
21 4 335786 Washer 1" Flat SAE
22 2 00055400 Roll Pin 3/16" x 2"
23 2 466581 Cylinder 4" x 60"
24 2 333831 Washer 2" Flat
25 1 966663 Front Cross Brace
26 1 966671 Rear Cross Brace
27 1 606343 Ball Hitch 2 5/16"
28 4 965129 End Adjustment
29 4 332957 HHCS 1" x 2"
30 1 338319 HHCS 1 1/4" x 5"
31 17 330381 Nut 1" Hex
32 17 330399 Washer 1" Lock
33 2 872945 Adjustable Axle Assembly
(Includes #34,35,42,43 & 47)
34 2 966564 Axle w/3 3/8" spindle
35 2 551358 Hub 10 Bolt (873) Complete
(Includes #36-44, #46-47)
36 2 403428 Grease Seal
37 2 403410 Inner Bearing
38 2 403402 Inner Cup
39 2 551366 Hub (873) w/cups only
(Includes Items #40 & 41)
Item Qty Part No. Description
40 2 402784 Outer Cup
41 2 402800 Outer Bearing
42 2 402842 Spindle Washer
43 2 402859 Spindle Nut 1 1/4" Castle
44 2 402818 Dust Cap
45 2 862888 Tire & Rim 18.4-26 12 Ply
10 Bolt Rim
530972 Tire Only 18.4-26 12P
530709 Rim 10 Bolt 16-26 11.25BC
46 20 403352 Wheel Nut .750-16 Flange
337899 Replacement Bolt
3/4-16 x 2 13/16"
47 2 330530 Cotter Pin 1/4" x 2 1/4"
48 2 336248 Roll Pin 3/8" x 2½"
49 3 965228 Weight Bracket
50 6 337931 U-bolt 5/8"
51 2 262550 Light Casing
52 1 607358 Wiring Harness
53 2 606970 Armored Clearance Light
1 606954 Right Tail Light Only
1 606962 Left Tail Light Only
54 2 03392800 Adapter 90D
1/8" NPTM x 1/8" NPTF
55 1 965236 Hose Rack
56 10 00613000 Hose Clamp 5/8"
57 5 01010800 HHCS 5/16" x 1"
58 2 965145 Cross Brace
59 4 01486000 Nut 1 1/8" Hex
60 4 330597 Nut 1" Nylock
61 1 965871 Door Step
62 2 965897 Door Step Bracket
63 4 01147800 HHCS ½" x 1½"
64 4 335836 Nut ½" Flange Lock
65 1 148957 Hitch Ball Spacer
w/#152892
For 2" drawbar
66 1 152892 Hitch Ball Spacer
For 1½" drawbar
67 12 338020 HHCS 1" x 10"
68 2 965624 Top Clamp
69 2 965632 Bottom Clamp
70 1 334789 HHCS 1" x 3½"
71 3 335166 Mach Bush 1" x 10 ga
72
73 1 433946 Safety Chain 21,000#
74 5 330845 Lock Washer 5/16"
75 5 330811 Hex Nut 5/16"
76 1 330407 Washer 1" Flat
77 1 338228 Nut 1 1/4" Nylock
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Basket
Repair Parts
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Basket
Repair Parts
Item Qty Part No. Description
1 1 966549 Floor Panel
2 1 964163 Bottom End Panel -Front
3 1 964171 Bottom End Panel -Rear
4 1 965087 Top End Panel -Front
5 1 965079 Top End Panel -Rear
6 2 966556 Unload Side Panel
7 1 872937 Top Unload Side Panel
8 1 966580 Top Load Side Panel
9 1 966721 Door Panel
1 872978 Door Panel Assembly
Includes #9-14)
10 1 955401 Access Door
11 1 955419 Door Latch
12 4 955344 Door & Latch Hinge Pin
13 4 330936 Cotter Pin 1/8" x 1"
14 1 00233700 Wire Lock Pin
15 138 01180900 HHCS ½" x 1 1/4"
Item Qty Part No. Description
16 6 331926 HHCS ½" x 2"
17 134 330159 Washer ½" Flat
18 134 335836 Nut ½" Flange Lock
19 1 265124 Corner Gusset -Front
20 1 265132 Corner Gusset -Rear
21 4 469494 Grease line 1/8" x 112"
22 4 472001 Pipe Elbow 1/8"
23 4 02738300 Zerk 1/8" NPTM
24 12 01059500 Clamp 5/16"
25 2 264192 Zerk Mounting Plate
26 2 231647 Cannister Mount Plate
27 1 607283 Owners Manual
28 1 607416 Manual Pak
29 4 01057900 HHCS 1/4" x 3/4"
30 4 02016400 Flat Washer 1/4"
31 4 330522 Nylock 1/4"
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Basket Hydraulics
Repair Parts
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Basket Hydraulics
Repair Parts
Item Qty Part No. Description
1 2 466581 Cylinder 4" x 60"
2 4 00618900 Adapter 90E
7/8" JICM / 7/8" JICM
3 2 468751 Hydraulic Hose 3/8" x 94"
3/8 NPTM / 7/8 JICFSw
4 2 468744 Hydraulic Hose 3/8" x 32"
3/8 NPTM / 7/8 JICF Sw
5 2 471409 Hydraulic Hose 3/8" x 302"
3/4 MOR / 7/8 JICF Sw
6 3' 603001 Cable Wrap
7 4 00913400 Hose Clamp 5/8" Double
8 4 330043 Washer 3/8" Lock
9 4 330035 Nut 3/8" Hex
Item Qty Part No. Description
10 4 153155 Hydraulic Line
5/8" x 13ga x 114"
11 12 00613000 Clamp 5/8"
12 12 330845 Washer 5/16" Lock
13 12 330811 Nut 5/16" Hex
14 6 212571 Clamp Strap
15 2 00614800 Adapter Tee 7/8" JICM
16 8 02096600 Tube Sleeve
17 8 02099000 Tube Nut
18 12 01047000 Carriage Bolt 5/16" x 1"
19 4 463539 Adapter 90E
½" NPTM/ 3/8" NPTF Sw
20 4 01017300 HHCS 3/8" x 1"
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Item Qty Part No. Description
1 1 964387 Front Dump Side Extension
2 1 964395 Rear Dump Side Extension
3 2 263277 Regulator Cover Plate
4 2 263947 Dump Side Corner Plate
5 1 960377 Rear Load Side Extension
6 1 960369 Front Load Side Extension
7 1 284422 Top Panel Guard
8 1 265108 Front Corner Plate
9 1 265116 Rear Corner Plate
10 2 265090 Load Side Extension
11 1 265140 Top Front Corner Plate
12 1 265157 Top Rear Corner Plate
13 34 01180900 HHCS ½" x 1 1/4"
14 72 330159 Flat Washer ½"
15 78 335836 Slotted Flange Nut ½"
16 44 01029800 HHCS ½" x 1"
17 1 258509 Splice Plate
Basket Extension
Repair Parts
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Packer Panel
Repair Parts
Item Qty Part No. Description
1 1 966952 Lower Packer Panel
2 1 966929 Top Packer Panel
3 2 962514 Frame Plate
4 2 966937 Packer Arm
5 2 472399 Cylinder 3½" x 12"
6 2 334987 HHCS 1" x 3"
7 2 330597 Nylock Nut 1"
8 4 335174 HHCS 3/4" x 2½"
9 4 330316 Nylock Nut 3/4"
10 4 147314 Pivot Bushing
11 22 01180900 HHCS ½" x 1 1/4"
12 50 330159 Washer ½" Flat
13 26 335836 Slotted Flange Nut ½"
14 8 01147800 HHCS ½" x 1½"
15 12 331363 Nylock Nut ½"
16 4 331926 HHCS ½" x 2"
17 4 334946 HHCS ½" x 3"
18 2 00188300 Bumper
19 2 967109 Bumper Plate
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Packer Panel Hydraulics
Repair Parts
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