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Introduction
Dear Customer
Congratulations with your Egholm product
The Park Ranger 2150 oers a very exible way of maintaining outdoor areas.
Optimal use of your Park Ranger 2150
To ensure optimal performance of your Park Ranger 2150, please read this manual carefully
before using the machine. Failure to do so can result in personal injury and damage to the
machine.
Safety
The Park Ranger 2150 is equipped with various devices to ensure optimal operational safety both
for the user and their surroundings. We ask you to pay particular attention to section 1.1. Safety.
The machine must only be serviced by professionals.
The Park Ranger 2150 is designed only for use by professionals. On delivery, the user will
receive thorough training to become a competent operator.
Do not lend it to anyone who has not been thoroughly trained and who has not read this manual
carefully.
The operator’s manual should be considered a permanent part of the machine and must remain
with the machine if sold.
Warnings
Some items in this operator’s manual are marked with this warning symbol.
The warning indicates areas where extra care has to be taken to avoid personal
injury or damage to the machine and its accessories. The warning also shows
what you should pay special attention to.
Reservations
As it is the Egholm policy to make continuous improvements, we reserve the right
to alter the specications and equipment at any time without notice. Egholm accepts no liability
for errors or omissions in the operator’s manual.
Contact us
Should you have questions of any kind regarding your Egholm product, please do not
hesitate to contact Egholm.
Best regards
Egholm A/S · Transportvej 27 · DK-7620 Lemvig
T. [phone] · F. [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail] · www.egholm.eu
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Contents
General information..............................................................................5
1.1 Safety ...................................................................................5
1.2 Attachments .............................................................................7
1.3 EC Declaration of Conformity ................................................................8
1.4 Technical data ............................................................................9
1.5 Access to the cab .........................................................................12
1.6 Steering column..........................................................................14
1.7 Operational features ......................................................................18
1.8 Fitting a cab (optional) ....................................................................21
1.9 Operating panel, cab (optional).............................................................22
1.10 Removable load carrier (optional)...........................................................23
1.11 Driver’s seat .............................................................................24
1.12 Oil cooler cover...........................................................................24
1.13 Fuses and main switch ....................................................................25
1.14 Fuses and relay overview ..................................................................26
Operator’s manual ..............................................................................28
2.1 Daily checks before start-up ...............................................................28
2.2 Starting, operating and stopping ...........................................................30
Service and Maintenance.........................................................................32
3.1 Daily maintenance........................................................................32
3.2 Lubrication ..............................................................................33
3.3 Service and maintenance chart for the Park Ranger 2150.......................................34
3.4 Hydraulic system .........................................................................36
3.5 Engine maintenance ......................................................................37
3.6 Fuel ....................................................................................39
3.7 Radiator.................................................................................41
3.8 Air lter .................................................................................42
3.9 Windscreen washer liquid .................................................................42
3.10 Battery .................................................................................43
3.11 Fan belt .................................................................................44
3.12 Articulated joint..........................................................................44
3.13 Towing..................................................................................44
3.14 Tire change ..............................................................................45
Conditions .....................................................................................46
4.1 Warranty................................................................................46
4.2 Complaints ..............................................................................47
4.3 Disposal.................................................................................47
Wearing parts ..................................................................................48
5.1 Wearing parts – Park Ranger 2150 .........................................................48
Notes ........................................................................................50

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The Park Ranger 2150 utility machine
The Park Ranger 2150 is an Egholm utility machine with a complete range of special attachments
designed to allow you to perform outdoor maintenance work all year round. Sweeping and
vacuuming in spring and autumn, mowing grass and lawn-edge cutting in the summer, and
sweeping snow, and spreading gravel and sand in the winter.
Easy attachment changeover
Attachments can be changed quickly and easily in less than four minutes.
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1.1 Safety
Make sure no-one is standing close to
the machine while it is in use
Make sure that no one is near the machine
while it is in use as there is a danger of
crushing.
NB
As it is articulated, the rear end of the
machine swings out when turning. Make
sure that no one is standing near the
machine while it is in use. (Picture 1)
Turn the steering wheel carefully
The Park Ranger 2150 is articulated and
the steering mechanism is extremely
responsive. (Picture 2)
Avoid accidents with battery acid and
gases
Batteries contain explosive gases and
acid. Please take the greatest care when
handling batteries. (Picture 3)
Avoid accidents with exhaust fumes
Exhaust fumes can cause illness or even
death. If the engine is to run in an enclosed
room, the exhaust fumes must be led
outside – using an exhaust hose, for
example. If there is no ventilation system in
the room, the doors and windows must be
left open to allow fresh air to enter.
Avoid roll-overs
Do not drive the machine in places where
there is a risk that it may slide, tip or roll. Do
not drive on slopes with an incline of more
than 10°. (Picture 4)
Keep children away from the machine when the
engine is running
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Battery
Prevent people from standing in the working area
Articulated joint
Do not drive on slopes with an incline of more than 10°
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1.1 Safety - continued
Avoid crushing ngers
Keep your hands and ngers away from areas where there
is a danger of crushing.
The A-frame
Take care not to catch your ngers in the A-frame for the
various attachments. (Picture 1)
Exhaust pipe
Make sure not to touch the exhaust pipe as this becomes
very hot when the machine is operating. (Picture 2)
The Engine
Caution! All components in the Engine can become very
hot!
Fan belt
Make sure not to catch your ngers in the fan or the fan
belt. (Picture 2)
Avoid damage to your hearing
Always wear approved ear protectors
when using the machine. (Picture 3)
Other hazards
There may be other circumstances and
situations than those mentioned above
where it may be dangerous to use the
Park Ranger 2150.
Maintenance
Before carrying out servicing and
maintenance please make sure to pull the
hand brake, stop the engine and turn o
the main switch of the machine.
Avoid crushing ngers
Exhaust pipe Fan belt
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1.2 Attachments
Park Ranger 2150 is designed to work with the following attachments:
Attachments Type
Suction Sweeper - Front brushes FK22150
Suction Sweeper - Third brush HS1
Suction Sweeper - Hopper FS2150
Suction Sweeper - Hopper FS2150 II
Mulch Mower 1200 LM1200
Mulch and Rotary Mower 1000 LM1000
Rotary Mower for Grass Collecting 1000 LMC1000
Hopper for Grass Collecting GC500
Lawn Edger 22VKS1
Flail Mower / Verticutter 21SLK
Leaf Suction Unit LS100U
Hedge Trimmer HK 1300 MINI / 2200
Tipping Shovel VS200
Tipper Trailer ST2150
All Purpose Tipper Trailer TV600
Enviromental rake MR1100
Load carrier TV600
Snow Sweeper 21SK1205
Dozer blade 21DZ1305
Snow V-blade FS1300VLE
Snow Blower SN100
Salt and Sand Spreader 2150SG
There is an operator’s manual for each attachment.
Operation with these attachments must follow the instructions outlined in the relevant operator’s manual. Do not
operate the Park Ranger 2150 with the attachment unless all instructions have been followed.
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1.3 EC Declaration of Conformity
Manufacturer: Egholm A/S
Address: Transportvej 27 · DK-7620 Lemvig
Telephone: [phone]
hereby declares that
The machine: Park Ranger 2150 B0
Type: UHM 2150B0 XX A (year of manufacture)
A XXXXX (serial number)
· has been manufactured in conformity with Directive 2006/42/EU
Person authorized to compile the technical documentation:
Knud Olsen
Egholm A/S
Transportvej 27
7620 Lemvig
Place: Lemvig
Date:
Signature:
Knud Olsen, Senior Engineer
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1.4 Technical data
Dimensions
Length (L) 2,225 mm
Width (W) 1,015 mm
Height with cab 1,935 mm
Height without cab 1,210 mm
Max. speed 16 km/h
Weight
Weight 485 kg
Max. permitted weight for:
Utility machine 1,300 kg
Machine and trailer without brakes 1,750 kg
Machine and trailer with overrunning brakes 2,650 kg
Trailer without brakes 750 kg
Trailer with overrunning brakes 1,500 kg
Permitted axle load, front 740 kg
Permitted axle load, rear 740 kg
Tyres
Tyre size 18 x 9.5-8
Tyre pressure 1.6 bar or 24 psi
Engine
Type/manufacturer Perkins Diesel
Type 403D-11
Engine power 28 hp or 21 kW at 3,400 rpm
Cylinders 3
EU Norm Stage lllA
Please refer to the engine operator’s manual for additional technical
data
Fuel
Fuel Diesel
Fuel tank capacity 20 l diesel
At 2,400 rpm approx. 2.8 l/h
At 3,400 rpm approx. 4.6 l/h
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Lubricating system
Lubricating system Pressure-lubricating system with lter
Lubricants Engine oil: approx. 3 l, synthetic 5W-40 API CF, CF-4, CG-4,CH-4
Air lter Dry, replaceable element lter
Cooling system Liquid coolant
Electrical system
Starter system Electric starter with glow plugs
Charging system Generator
Charging capacity 12 volt, 65 amp
Battery 12 Volt, 44 AH
Hydraulic oil
Hydraulic oil, type Texaco Rando HDZ 68
Tank capacity 15 l
Working pressure Up to 180 bar
Brakes
Operating brakes Hydrostatic
Parking brakes Mechanical
Sound measurements
Running, Directive 2009/63/EF 78 dB(A)
Pass-by, Directive 2009/63/EF 80 dB(A)
Machine operator position, open windows, 2009/76/EF 85 dB(A)
Machine operator position, closed windows, 2009/76/EF 84 dB(A)
Vibration test
Whole body, EN 13059 0.6 m/s2
Hand/arm, EN 13059 2.4 m/s2
Turning radius
Park Ranger 2150 has an extremely small turning radius 1.5 m
Information plate Mounted on the right side of the front chassis
Attention
Specications may change without notice.
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Cab
Falling Object Protective Structure - FOPS
Park Ranger 2150 and its attachments do not operate when falling
objects are a risk.
Roll-Over Protective Structure - ROPS
Tested according to Directive 86/298/EEC and fullls OECD Code 7.
Contact with harmful and unhealthy substances
The classication of the cab is according to EN 15695-1 Category 1.
This type of cab does not protect you from harmful and unhealthy
substances.
Park Ranger 2150 can NOT be used in environments, which require
protection of the driver against harmful and unhealthy substances.
Park Ranger 2150 electrical diagram og hydraulic diagram can
be obtained by contacting Egholm authorized dealer
1.4 Technical data - continued
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1.5 Access to the cab
Access without cab
Access to the driver´s seat is from both sides of the utility
machine.
Simply take a step up on the oor below the driver´s seat.
(Picture 1)
Access with a cab
Access to the cab is from the right and left side door. The
doors will open when you press the door handle button.
(Picture 2)
To enter the cab, simply step directly in. (Picture 3)
To leave the cab, open the door with the inside door
handle. The doors will open when you press the door
handle down. (Picture 4)
Both doors can be used as an emergency exit.
Floor below the driver´s seat
Outside door handle button
Cab oor
Inside door handle - Press down
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1.5 Access to the cab - continued
Opening the window
To open the window pull the small window button
outwards and pull back the window handle. (Picture 1+2)
Roof hatch
The cab is equipped with a roof hatch. The roof hatch will
open when you push the handle upwards. (Picture 3) Pull out small button
Roof hatch handle
Pull back handle for window to open
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1.6 Steering column
Steering column
1. 12V Connector.
2. Horn switch.
3. Ignition key.
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1.6 Steering column - continued
4. Hazard lights.
5. Instrument panel switch to switch between rpm and the timer.
6. Switch - electrical socket back.
7. Instrument panel.
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Instrument panel
1. Indicator light - Green LED.
Left and right indicator light.
2. Oil alarm - Red LED.
Stop driving, stop the engine immediately and
check the oil level.
Top up immediately if the oil level is low.
3. Temperature alarm - Red LED.
Indicates that the engine temperature is too high. Switch
o all attachments and let the engine run on half-power
(rpm) for approx. 2 minutes. If necessary, clean the
radiator cover.
4. Hydraulic oil - Red LED.
Hydraulic oil level is too low: Hydraulic oil is required.
Note that the alarm device may be activated when the
temperature falls to under +5 °C.
Check the oil level. If this is OK, restart the machine. The
alarm must deactivate after 15 seconds.
5. Fuel tank indicator - Red LED.
Lights up when there is less than ve litres of fuel left in
the tank. Enough for about 1½ hour drive.
6. Indicator for trailer - Green LED.
Left and right indicator light for trailer.
7. Headlight indicator - Green LED.
8. Charging light - Red LED.
Normally lights on ignition or when the engine starts.
If the light stays on, stop the engine and nd the cause.
Check the generator belt.
9. Handbrake indicator - Red LED.
10. Pre-heater - Orange LED.
The pre-heater light is activated when the ignition key is
turned, showing that the engine pre-heater is on. When
the light goes out, the ignition key can be turned all the
way to start the Park Ranger 2150.
11. Shows rpm or time (h).
12. Time/rpm/speed counter. Time shown on start-up.
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Steering column
1. Throttle.
2. Handbrake.
3. Indicator light switch/stalk.
4. Fuses. See section 1.13.
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1.7 Operational features
1. Lever A
For raising and lowering front-mounted attachments on the
A-frame: (Picture 1)
Top position: Raises the attachment.
Middle position: Locks the attachment in a given position.
Bottom position: Lowers the attachment.
2. Lever B
Activation of hydraulic connectors B1 and B2 – for attachments.
(Picture 1)
Pos. 1: Locked – oil ow activated = attachment
operating.
Pos. 0: Neutral (depends on the attachment).
Pos. 2: The attachment operates in the reverse direction.
3. Lever C
Activation of hydraulic connectors C1 and C2 for rear-mounted
attachments: (Pictures 1+2+3)
Pos. 1: Raises/tilts the attachment (depends on the
attachment).
Lever C can be locked in pos. 1 by using the
locking handle. This function must be used during
work with the salt and sand spreader.
Pos. 0: Neutral (depends on the attachment).
4. Lever D
Starts up attachments (depending on hydraulic connectors D1 and
D2) (Picture 4)
Pos. 1: Attachment operating.
Pos. 0: Neutral – attachment stopped.
Pos. 2: Attachment operating in the reverse direction
(depends on the attachment).
Quick action coupling D3:
Drain connection for various attachments (female – 1/4”).
5. Speed regulation of attachments (dened by the
attachment)
Regulates the oil ow in hydraulic connectors B and C.
Warning
Keep the quick action couplings clean of dirt.
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Levers A, B, C Hydraulic connectors B1, B2
Locking handle for lever C
Hydraulic connectors D1, D2, D3 Lever D Speed regulation
Hydraulic connectors C1, C2
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1.7 Operational features - continued
Operation of attachments when the operator is not
sitting in the driver’s seat (exclusively for external
vacuum hose)
A) Park the basic machine and lock the parking brake.
B) Keep the start button for attachment operation depressed
while operating lever D. Start button must be pushed for min.
1. sec., for lever D to stay in. (Picture 1)
6. Parking brake
Activation of parking brake: press the brake pedal to its lowest
position. The parking brake can then be slid forward. Release
the brake pedal, and the utility machine is locked. (Picture 2)
Attention
Due to the safety system the utility machine can only be left
with the engine running if the handbreake is on. If you leave it
with the engine running and the handbreake is o, the engine
will stop within 2 sec.
7. Brake pedal
Activated in its lowest position. (Picture 2)
8. Drive pedal
The drive pedal can only be activated when the brake pedal is
in its highest position. The speed regulation is stepless.
A) Drive forward: Press the pedal forward.
B) Reverse: Press the pedal backward.
The pedal returns to its neutral position automatically.
To drive at full speed, push the throttle all the way forward.
(Picture 3)
9. Transport lock
The transport lock must be deactivated when the utility
machine is operating.
The transport lock must always be activated when the utility
machine is being driven from one location to another.
The transport lock locks the A-frame in place so that the
A-frame cannot be lowered during driving. (Picture 3+4)
Lever D Manual start button
Brake pedal Parking brake
Drive pedal Transport lock deactivated
Transport lock activated
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1.7 Operational features - continued
10. Towing lever
The towing lever under the machine is for moving the
utility machine manually. (Picture 1+2)
When the towing lever is in open position, the machine
can be towed without starting the engine. The towing
lever is in open position when the lever is horizontal.
Warning
When the towing lever is in open position,
there is no powered steering!
The towing lever must be in closed position for the utility
machine to be able to operate when the engine is started.
The towing lever is in closed position when the lever is
vertical.
The towing lever is tted to the transmission pump and is
located under the rear chassis of the Park Ranger 2150.
Towing lever open
Towing lever closed
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