Hugh Crane COMMANDO 1000 Range Assembly instructions

Manual Commando 1000Range_Update2017
OPERATOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL
COMMANDO®1000 Range
(1000U, 1022U and 1030U versions)
For Sales, Service and Spare Parts contact:
HUGH CRANE (Cleaning Equipment) Ltd
SOUTH WALSHAM ROAD, ACLE, NORWICH NR13 3ES
TEL: [phone] FAX: [phone]
Email:[email protected]
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HUGH CRANE
Cleaning Equipment Limited
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SOUTH WALSHAM ROAD, ACLE, NORWICH, NORFOLK, NR13 3ES
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INDEX
1. Design & Manufacture
2. Machinery Designation
3. General Description
4. EC Declaration of Conformity
5. Specification
6. Health & Safety
7. Operating Instructions
1. Before Starting Work: Preparing the Machine for Use
2. During Work
3. Detergent/Chemical Addition.
4. After Work
5. Frost Protection
8. Maintenance & Adjustment
9. Spare Parts
10.Manufacturer’s Literature
1. Udor pump
2. Lancereal Gearbox
3. Hatz Engine

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1. DESIGN & MANUFACTURE
®high pressure equipment is manufactured to rigorous quality
standards. The basic design concept is to use quality materials and proven designs
to attain reliability and safe functional operation. This instruction manual is provided
to assist the operator to obtain the best from the equipment, together with basic safety
points. Should you require information or technical assistance regarding the unit or
any aspect of jetting or pressure cleaning, do not hesitate to contact Hugh Crane
(Cleaning Equipment) Ltd or their approved distributor.
IMPORTANT
This handbook should be read and understood by the operator before
using this equipment. It should be kept with the equipment and made
available to anybody who is intending to use the equipment.
2. MACHINERY DESIGNATION
The 1000 range are portable, diesel powered high pressure cleaning
and jetting units, with electric start, mounted within a 4 wheeled barrow.
There are three versions depending on pump capacity: 1000U; 1022U and 1030U.
3. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE 1000 RANGE
The 1000 range brings together a proven Udor high pressure pump, coupled via a
Lancereal gearbox to a twin cylinder electrically started Hatz diesel engine for heavy
duty washing and cleaning tasks.
The range provides a cost effective, quality, compact and versatile solution for wide
range of industrial and commercial high pressure water cleaning tasks.
GUARANTEE
products are guaranteed for one year for parts and labour from the
date of purchase (guarantees are not transferable) subject to good use and
adherence to recommended service procedures. Major components are subject to
individual manufacturer’s warranty conditions. Wearing parts, including tyres, pump
seals, valves, hoses, filters, jets and tooling are excluded from warranty cover unless
subject to faulty materials or manufacture.

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4. EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

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5. SPECIFICATION
MODEL
Commando ®1000U
Commando ®1022U
Commando ®1030U
SERIAL NUMBER
ENGINE
MODEL
Hatz 2G40
Hatz 2G40
Hatz 2G40
SERIAL NUMBER
NET POWER
13.1 kW @ 2600
rev/min
13.1 kW @ 2600
rev/min
13.1 kW @ 2600
rev/min
FUEL
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel
GEARBOX
MODEL
Lancereal 901
Lancereal 901
Lancereal 901
SERIAL NUMBER
RATIO
2.5 : 1
2.5 : 1
2.5 : 1
ROTATION
Reverse
Reverse
Reverse
PUMP
MODEL
UDOR GB21/20S
UDOR GKC 50/150S
UDOR GB30/20S
SERIAL NUMBER
TYPE
Triplex Ceramic
Plunger
Triplex Ceramic
Plunger
Triplex Ceramic
Plunger
PUMP
205 bar / 3000psi
150 bar / 2175 psi
200 bar / 2900 psi
FLOW
22.7 l/min,
5 gal/min
38 l/min,
8.4 gal/min
28.2 l/min,
6.2 gal/min
UNLOADER
TYPE
Speck UL262
Speck UL262
Speck UL262
PRESSURE
SETTING
205 bar / 3000 psi
150 bar / 2175 psi
205 bar / 3000 psi

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6. HEALTH & SAFETY –COMMANDO®RANGE
General and operational safety
COMMANDO®equipment/machinery is designed and constructed for industrial /
commercial use only for high pressure water cleaning and jetting activities and
similar in controlled environments with third parties exclude from the work area.
It should only be used by persons trained and competent in its operation in
accordance with the instructions within this manual, and should only be maintained /
repaired by persons trained and competent to do so, following the isolation and
making safe of the equipment as detailed within this manual.
The machine must not be misused in any way, nor any hazardous areas accessed,
for example by directing the water jet at other person or animals. Nor should the
equipment/jet be directed by the operator at himself, for example used for cleaning
the operator or his clothing.
The machine should only be used in a safe location away from other persons not
involved in the activity and a safe working area should be established with other
persons kept away and clear of the hazard area.
The machine should not be left unattended where there is the possibility of access
or operation by unauthorised persons.
The machine should only be located in well-ventilated areas where exhaust fumes
are able to safely disperse.
The machine should only be used with clean water, NEVER any other liquid.
Mechanical hazards (rotating parts etc.)
Never attempt to adjust, clean or disconnect any part of the machine with the
engine/motor running. Always either stop the engine or disconnect the unit from the
electrical supply before carrying out any such tasks.
All rotating and moving parts are enclosed either within the item itself
(engine/motor/pump) or by a solid bolted guard/enclosure which prevents operator
contact during normal operation.
The machine should never be operated without these protective features in place.
Removal of such features should only take place for the purposes of fault finding,
maintenance and repair, carried out by trained and competent persons only,
following the unit and any accessories being stopped, isolated and depressurised as
follows:
oEnsure the COMMANDO®unit is stopped and take precautions to prevent it
from being started.
oEnsure that the HP water is depressurised
oEnsure that no hazardous chemicals are present which could cause harm.

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Electricity and electrical hazards –shock, fire, burns etc.
The equipment is designed and constructed for use in industrial / commercial
environments in accordance with relevant electrical safety standards, with all
hazardous/potentially live electrical parts totally enclosed.
Only suitably trained and competent persons, as authorised by the user, are
permitted to access electrical panels or equipment or carry out electrical work.
Electrical panels and equipment must always be secured closed and only
accessible/ openable using a tool or key which is not available to untrained
personnel.
Electrically powered units should be selected, operated & maintained in accordance
with Health & Safety Executive publications PM29 and INDG68. In particular user’s
attention is drawn to the need for provision of Residual Current Devices
(RCDs) of 30mA/30mS sensitivity on electrical circuits feeding water pressure
cleaners.
Electrically operated equipment should be periodically inspected and tested to help
maintain electrical safety.
Users should carry out daily/pre-use visual checks on electrical items including the
condition of power leads and connectors (sockets and plugs)
The electrical supply must be isolated by disconnection of the electrical supply or
battery before carrying out any work on the panel or equipment, and “proven dead”
before contacting any potentially live parts. Live working should be avoided.
The electrics and electrical installation must be periodically inspected and tested to
maintain safety.
During cleaning or jetting activities the spray should not be directed at electrical
equipment, including overhead lines, (unless such equipment has been specifically
designed for cleaning by pressure jet)
Hot surfaces and cleaning fluid –scalds and burns
The engine exhaust gets hot in operation, but is thermally insulated within the
engine enclosure.
Hot water/steam machines generate hot water at 100oC+ using an internal boiler
Avoid all unlagged hot parts, and hot water/steam, and allow to cool before making
contact.
Noise
The equipment is engine powered and can generate noise levels of between 106dB
and 116dB. The water jet itself can also generate high noise levels.
Where possible, when in operation the machine should be located away from the
cleaning/jetting activity and any other persons who might be affected by the noise
Hearing protection should be worn
When in operation a noise survey should be carried out to determine any areas
which may exceed the relevant hearing action limits of 80/85dB with appropriate
precautions being put in place by the user.

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Hand/Arm Vibration (HAV)
Hand held lances can transfer vibration generated by pulsation of the high pressure
pump, to the operator’s hands.
The most appropriate lance/nozzle combination, with minimum vibration levels,
should be selected.
If necessary, users need to carry out HAV assessment/measurement and put in
place appropriate precautions to minimise/manage any identified risks.
Water-borne diseases (notably Legionellosis & Weil’s Disease)
Legionella bacteria can be present and breed in water at temperatures between 20o
and 45oC, and can thrive in the presence of nutrients such as rust, sludge, scale,
algae, organic material or other bacteria. This becomes hazardous when in aerosol
form, for example as generated by cleaning and jetting nozzles.
The equipment should therefore be operated using water sources outside these
temperatures and regularly cleaned, flushed and maintained to prevent the
development and existence of conditions where nutrients can exist.
Preferably only water from a known clean source should be used (e.g. mains water
supply)
The system should be flushed through prior to each use by running the equipment
for a few minutes to remove all stagnant water, minimising production of and
avoiding breathing of any aerosol.
The attention of UK users is drawn to Health and Safety Executive “Approved Code
of Practice” L8 which details the precautions that employers are required to take in
respect of Legionnaires disease, including the need to carry out a risk assessment;
have an appointed competent person; have in place a legionella control scheme:
and review of control measures.
The system/equipment should be included by the user within his overall legionella
assessment and management programme which will determine any further
actions/precautions/monitoring which may be necessary.
Weils disease can exist in stagnant water, therefore only water from known clean
sources should be used.
Operators should wear waterproof gloves and skin protection, and wash hands
regularly at the end of work, before eating, and before using the toilet.
Fuels and Lubricants
Fuelling and maintenance should take place with the machine shut down (and
isolated if required) and in a cold state.
PPE should be worn to avoid skin/eye contact
Used lubricant/engine oil should be collected and disposed of in accordance with
local requirements.

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Chemicals/hazardous substances (used to aid the cleaning operation)
All chemicals used should be approved by the machine manufacturer, be suitable
for the task in hand, and subject to a detailed COSHH assessment which will
identify the hazards and necessary precautions.
Chemical injectors (where used) draw chemicals direct from their containers which
can be located at ground level adjacent to the machine. No pouring or dispensing of
chemical is thus required.
Following use of any chemical the machine should be flushed through with clean
water to remove any residues, directed to a safe location where no environmental
harm will be caused.
Ergonomic hazards
All COMMANDO®equipment is manufactured either with wheels to ease handling or
for direct (skid) mounting on to a vehicle or tractor linkage.
Larger and heavier versions are trailer mounted to enable direct towing/positioning
by a tow vehicle.
Long lengths of hose can be heavy, therefore the minimum length to allow the task
to be carried out safely and effectively should be used. Hose reels are provided on
larger machines or by specific user request.
The need to lift drums containing cleaning chemicals is minimised by the provision of
chemical injector systems which allow chemical containers to be located at ground
level directly adjacent to the machine.
Users should assess each work situation to ensure that all ergonomic hazards have
been identified with appropriate precautions put in place, including the need for
suitably trained persons.
Other hazards associated with the work area or task
Units are mobile and can thus be used and located in many different environments
for a wide range of tasks.
Users are therefore reminded of the need to ensure that all tasks and locations are
risk assessed before activity commences to ensure that all significant hazards are
identified with appropriate precautions put in place.
Such hazards/considerations may include for example (but not exhaustively):
oAny chemicals use to improve the effectiveness of cleaning (COSHH
assessment required)
oWet/slippery surfaces
oTrip hazards from hoses, cables or rough surfaces
oMoving vehicles
oWorking at height –which requires specific assessment and safe provision as
per the Working at Height Regulations 2005.
oInadequate lighting
oOpen manholes (if drain jetting)
oInclement weather

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oConfined space working which requires specific assessment and safe
provision as per the Confined Spaces Regulations 1997.
oExhaust fumes - the machine should only be located in well-ventilated areas
where exhaust fumes are able to safely disperse.
oMembers of the public or other persons working nearby or above.
Mechanical Lifting of COMMANDO®units.
Provision may have been made for the attachment of lifting equipment to ease the
movement of some COMMANDO®units, for example lifting eyes or a lifting frame
bolted to the machine.
Such lifting should only be carried out by suitably trained and competent persons
using the correct equipment.
The adequacy and condition of lifting points and frames should be periodically
checked and verified as required by the “LOLER”/”PUWER” Regulations as
applicable.
Explosive atmospheres
Commando units are not designed nor intended for use in explosive atmospheres
created by either dust or vapours (unless by specific customer request)
The use, maintenance or repair of COMMANDO®units in explosive, or potentially
explosive, atmospheres must thus be avoided.
Equipment condition and maintenance.
The operator should carry out the specified daily checks to maintain equipment
condition as detailed elsewhere in this manual
The operator should carry out the specified periodic maintenance tasks as detailed
elsewhere in this manual to help minimise the potential for failure of any critical
parts.
Safety features are provided for the protection of all and their settings must be
verified periodically (typically 3 monthly) to be as detailed within the O&M manual,
and recorded as follows (where fitted):
oUnloader unit
oPressure regulator
oSafety valve
oBursting disc.
Operators must maintain awareness of and periodically check for obvious leaks.
Work on the unit should only take place following it and any accessories being
stopped, isolated and depressurised as follows:
oEnsure the COMMANDO®unit is stopped and take precautions to prevent it
from being started.
oEnsure that the HP water is depressurised
oEnsure that no hazardous chemicals are present which could cause harm.

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No modifications should be carried out to any item of COMMANDO®equipment
without the prior written approval of HCCE Ltd
Any components replaced must be to equal standards as the original equipment. As
such it is recommended that any such components are sourced directly from HCCE
Ltd.
Cleaning and Jetting Activities –High Pressure Water Jets.
High pressure jetting and cleaning are by nature tasks involving significant hazards,
specifically due to the pressure and flow of water generated by COMMANDO®units.
High Pressure Jets can be highly dangerous if subject to mis-use.
It is critical therefore that such activities are only carried out by suitably trained and
competent operators in controlled environments.
It is essential that a full risk assessment, and method statement if required, are in
place to cover all tasks. Specifics to consider within these include:
oThe machine must not be misused in any way, nor any hazardous areas
accessed, for example by directing the water jet at other person or animals.
oNor should the equipment/jet be directed by the operator at himself, for
example used for cleaning the operator or his clothing.
oThe machine should only be used in a safe location away from other persons
not involved in the activity and a safe working area should be established with
other persons kept away and clear of the hazard area.
oThe machine should only be located in well ventilated areas where exhaust
fumes can safely disperse.
oThe machine should not be left unattended where there is the possibility of
access or operation by unauthorised persons.
o“Hold to Run” controls, notably the lance trigger or foot pedal, must never be
wedged or tied in their open/ operating positions.
oOnly use hand-held lances of the correct type, design and length –normally a
minimum length of 75cm, below which particular requirements apply (refer to
BS EN 1829 –1, Section 5.3.2.2).
The need for personal protective equipment (PPE) should always be considered as
part of the assessment. As a minimum it is suggested that this should include the
requirement for eye/face protection and the wearing of waterproof clothing. Plus
potentially hearing protection, safety/waterproof footwear, hard hat, hi - visibility
garment and gloves depending on the task and the actual equipment used.
Hoses, hose lines, connectors
Only high pressure hoses, spraying devices and accessories rated at or above the
capacity of the machine should be used. In the case of higher pressures of > 350
bar, hoses, hose lines, connectors and their use should comply with BS EN 1829 -2.
The use of connector safety devices (restraints) across connections to restrain the
hose ends should the connector, swage or hose end fail is recommended (and is
mandatory for machines with a drive input exceeding 40kW or a working pressure
exceeding 500 bar where significant presence of persons is foreseeable) .

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The machine/high pressure system must always be depressurised before the
connection or disconnection of any hose, spraying device, or other accessory.
Never repair a high pressure hose using screw type couplings or other temporary
measures such as jubilee clips etc.
oHoses can only be repaired safely using swaged/crimped fittings of the
correct type by competent persons using the correct crimping tool.
Above 350 bar (BS EN 1829-2 2008, BS EN ISO 4413 and WJA Code of Practice)
oHose lines whose outer layer has been damaged down to the outer wire layer
shall be withdrawn from service
o“Re-ending” of damaged hoses is not allowed.
oInspect daily by a competent person as WJA guidelines
oExamine/inspect at least 3 times per year by a suitably qualified person &
keep records
oPressure test and record every 12 months - < 350bar @ 1.5 x MWP; > 350
bar @ 1.2 x MWP
Quick release couplings –all 8 balls and “O” rings in place.
Guns and lances should also be checked for leakage or damage
Take out of use if defects are found!
Product contamination/food safety
COMMANDO®equipment is not designed to satisfy any particular food safety
standard, therefore users should carry out their own assessment of this, if relevant.
Where product safety is a factor, only use cleaning water from a potable source.
Only use cleaning chemicals which are “food safe” and ensure all residues are
rinsed and removed prior to putting the equipment back into use.
Flush/purge machine with clean/ potable water prior to each use.
Carry out the specified daily checks and periodic maintenance to keep the machine
in safe working order.
Freezing
Ensure that the machine is protected from freezing which can cause catastrophic
damage, as detailed in section 7 of this manual.
Should a pump become frozen, do not attempt to start it.
Allow to thaw over time in a warm environment and inspect for damage before use.
Never attempt to thaw using heat sources which themselves could cause damage or
fire.
Safety features and regular checking
Safety features are provided for the protection of all and their settings must be verified
periodically (typically 3 monthly) to be as detailed within the O&M manual, and recorded as
follows (where fitted):
Unloader unit
Pressure regulator

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Safety valve
Bursting disc.

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7. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
7.1 BEFORE STARTING WORK: PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR USE:
a) Check engine, gearbox and pump oil level and top up if required. Check fan belt
tension and condition.
b) Fill fuel tank with clean diesel fuel.
c) Ensure unit is standing on level ground with the handbrake applied.
d) Connect the mains supply hose to the water inlet coupling. Confirm that the water
supply has sufficient capacity to keep the COMMANDO 1000 unit supplied continuously
with 40 litres/min at a positive pressure.
e) Connect the by-pass return hose to its connection point and place the end of it in a
suitable receiving vessel.
f) Connect the high pressure hose to the outlet coupling and ensure that it is fitted with a
spray gun and lance before turning on the mains water and starting the machine.
g) When the machine is to be operated on suction mode, connect the inlet suction hose
and foot strainer to the inlet quick coupling and line strainer on the machine and
connect the return hose to the female quick release coupling provided on the unloader
valve. Place both hoses in a clean tank of water and secure in place. Ensure that the
suction hose is not flattened or crimped and that the foot strainer is at least 50mm
WATER INLET
COUPLING
HIGH PRESSURE
OUTLET COUPLING
BY PASS HOSE
COUPLING
3 WAY VALVE

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from the bottom of the tank and not placed too close to the return hose as illustrated
below.
h) Turn the three position valve to the ‘bleed’ position before starting the engine.
i) With stop control in the start position, turn
the ignition key to start the unit.
In cold weather conditions hold the
ignition key in the heater position marked,
for 15 to 20 seconds prior to turning to
start the machine. (Refer to the Hatz
engine instruction manual). Run the
engine at approximately ⅓rd of full speed
up to bleed any air out of the system.
SUCTION
HOSE RETURN HOSE
50mm MIN
XSUCTION HOSE
FLATTENED
STRAINER
XON BOTTOM TOO CLOSE
RETURN HOSE
X
ENGINE STOP
LEVER
THROTTLE LEVER
3 POSITION
VALVE
BYPASS HOSE
COUPLING
BLEED PIPE
HIGH PRESSURE
OUTLET NIPPLE
ENGINE STARTER PANEL

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j) When air free water is issuing from the bleed hose turn the three-way valve to the
high-pressure position.
k) Now operate the wash gun to bleed air out of the hose until air free water is issuing
from the lance.
l) Increase the engine speed to the desired working level, using the hand throttle lever at
the side of unit. Use of the throttle will directly affect output water volume and
pressure.
7.2 DURING WORK:
a) Do not leave the COMMANDO unit idling for periods in excess of 15 minutes, as
re-circulating water heats up rapidly and will eventually boil causing severe
damage to the pump.
b) Should any vibration, fluctuation of pressure or any other abnormal symptoms occur
during operation, this should be investigated immediately.
Likely causes include:-
i) A lack of water entering the unit causing air to be drawn into the pump.
ii) A blockage of the main inlet filter causing water starvation at the pump.
iii) The inlet water valve between tanks and pump not fully open.
iv) Leaking seals or damaged valves etc.
7.3 DETERGENT/CHEMICAL ADDITION.
a) The unit can be equipped for chemical addition by adding an in-line chemical or foam
injector.
b) The suction pipe and filter of this injector should be inserted into the detergent drum,
which can be located immediately adjacent to the Commando ®unit. The amount of
detergent can be regulated to suit the task by rotating the black knob on top of the
detergent injector. Rotate anticlockwise to increase the dose, clockwise to reduce and
fully shut off.
c) Any chemical used must be suitable for the task and used in a manner so as not to
endanger the operator or others, or cause damage to the machine. To this end:
- Only detergents/chemicals approved by Hugh Crane Cleaning Equipment should be
used
- The task and detergent/chemical must be subject to a full COSHH assessment prior
to commencement, with all necessary precautions put in place.
d) Following use of any chemical the machine should be flushed through with clean
water to remove any residues, with flushings directed to a safe location where no
environmental harm will be caused.

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e) The injector control should be left in the closed (fully clockwise) position when not
using detergent, otherwise air will be sucked in and impair the effectiveness of the
water jet.
7.4 AFTER WORK
a) To stop the COMMANDO unit, decrease engine revs to idle speed, turn the starter key
to the OFF position. Move the engine stop lever to the STOP position and hold it
there till the engine ceases to run.
b) Safely release any residual water pressure trapped in the system by operating the
gun trigger (if required).
7.5 FROST PROTECTION
It is essential to protect the unit from damage by frost. The following instructions will be
adequate to protect the unit to temperatures down to - 5C. During winter months it is
strongly recommended to store the unit inside whenever possible.
a) Run unit for one minute with open ended hoses or gun open to expel all water and
stop the motor.
b) Remove bowl from inlet strainer and store safely together with its filter screen.
c) During severe weather, the unit should be stored inside if possible. Where this is
not possible, a 25% anti-freeze/water mixture should be introduced into the pump,
hose and gun. The antifreeze mixture can be reclaimed after use for recycling when
next required. (Do not use antifreeze in concentrations >50% which can cause
pump damage.
d) Before starting work again the antifreeze must be emptied out of the system by
running the pump and directing the using the solution back into the container.
Always ensure that all anti-freeze solutions are flushed out of the system before
using the unit for cleaning tasks, as anti-freeze solution can be highly detrimental to
certain surfaces and materials.

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8. MAINTENANCE & ADJUSTMENT.
8.1 REGULAR MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Note that the machine should be shut down before carrying out the following:
Daily
Weekly
250
hrs.
500
hrs.
1000
hrs.
ENGINE:
Oil level
*
Air Cleaner oil bath
*
*
Fan belt
*
Oil Change
*
Oil filter change
*
Check & adjust valve
clearances
*
Battery level
*
Clean Air Duct
*
Check Battery Terminals
*
Check tightness of all
screws
*
Renew fuel filter
*
Clean & Check
mountings
*
GEARBOX
Check Level
*
Change oil
*
PUMP
Inlet filter
*
Oil level
*
Change oil
*
Hose Reel security
*
Hoses for
security/chafing
*
UNLOADER
VALVE
Check break off pressure
*
HOSES
Hoses of the correct
rating and undamaged
*

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Hose connectors of the
correct rating and
undamaged
*
Hose restraints in place
and in good order (where
required)
*
8.2 OTHER MAINTENANCE INFORMATION
ENGINE: Refer to Hatz Handbook.
PUMP: Refer to Udor Handbook
GEARBOX: Refer to Lancereal Handbook
UNLOADER AND SAFETY VALVE:
No user serviceable parts.
Under no circumstances should any adjustments be made to the
unloader or safety valve as serious personal injury, or damage to
engine, gearbox or pump could result.

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9. SPARE PARTS
When ordering spares please quote:-
a) Your company name and address
b) Model type and serial number of unit
c) Full description of parts required
d) Your contact name and telephone number
e) Your order number
Note that spare parts should only be fitted by persons trained and competent to
do so.
REPLACEABLE ITEMS LIST
See the following illustrations for component reference numbers.
Ref.
Description
Qty.
Part Number
6
PNEUMATIC TYRED WHEEL
4
HCOB/154
7
LOCKING COLLAR
4
HCD070139
8
ANTI VIBRATION MOUNTS
6
HCOB/023
9
ENGINE HATZ 2G40
1
HC01400
13
PUMP UDOR GB 21/20S (COMMANDO 1000)
1
13
PUMP UDOR GCK 50/150S (COMMANDO
1022U)
1
HC52007
13
PUMP UDOR GB 30/20S (COMMANDO
1030U)
1
HC52002
13A
PUMP MOUNTING RAILS
1
CP030613
20
FLANGE F70H
2
HC22002
20A
TAPERLOCK BUSH 1610/30 - GEARBOX
1
HC22003
20B
TAPERLOCK BUSH 1610/30 –PUMP
1
HC22003
22
GEARBOX LANCEREAL 2.5:1
1
HC06055
25
ENGINE FLYWHEEL ADAPTOR PLATE
1
HC01420
26
BATTERY
1
HCOB/060
26A
FLEXIBLE MOUNT
1
LP32920890
37
ST230 - SAFETY RELIEF VALVE
1
GS53040
44
UNLOADER - SPECK UL262
1
SP00817
49
PRESSURE GAUGE 0-400 BAR
1
GS54840
51
BALL VALVE 1/2” BSP 3 WAY 06000PSI
1
HC02303
55
COUPLING MALE H.P.
1
KW1600493
65
¾” FEMALE COUPLING - INLET
1
KW1602945
73
1 ¼” BSP ELBOW
1
DP9901EL12590
74
SUCTION FILTER 1 ¼”
1
DP8074005
75
1 ¼” BACK NUT
1
DP8042301
76
25mm BARB –1 ¼” FLY NUT, HOSE TAIL
1
DP8002301
77
1 ¼” FLY NUT
1
DP8040301
78
1 ¼” FLY NUT GASKET
1
DPG00001022