HYDRA-PULL HP 700 Guide

Pik Rite, Inc. Phone: [phone] HP 700
60 Pik Rite Lane Fax: [phone]
Lewis urg, PA 17837 www.pikrite.com Manure Spreader
Operation and Parts Manual
November 16, 2017

(SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGN SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE)
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(SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGN SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE)
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Some illustrations may not represent the spreader
model you have; however, the principles of operation
and maintenance are the same. If you have questions
specific to your spreader please contact your dealer.

Pik Rite, Inc. Phone: [phone] HP 700
60 Pik Rite Lane Fax: [phone]
Lewis urg, PA 17837 www.pikrite.com Manure Spreader
Table of Contents
OPERATION MANUAL ....................................................................... 6
SAFETY ................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
PREPARING THE TRACTOR ................................................................................................................................................ 13
PREPARING THE SPREADER ............................................................................................................................................... 16
CONTROLS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 18
ATTACHING THE SPREADER .............................................................................................................................................. 19
DETACHING THE SPREADER .............................................................................................................................................. 20
TRANSPORT ....................................................................................................................................................................... 21
OPERATING THE SPREADER .............................................................................................................................................. 24
LUBRICATION & MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................................................... 27
SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................................ 33
PARTS MANUAL .............................................................................. 36
74215-1-01 Main Frame & Hitch Panels ...................................................................................................................... 38
74215-1-02 -Stone Guard ............................................................................................................................................ 39
74215-1-03 Front Shields ............................................................................................................................................. 39
74215-1-05 Endgate .................................................................................................................................................... 40
74215-1-07 Axle & Walking Beam ............................................................................................................................... 41
74215-1-07A Opt. – Weight Scale Assy, 5 pt, GT400 .............................................................................................. 422
74215-1-07B Opt. – Weight Scale Assy, 5 pt, NT460 ................................................................................................ 43
74215-1-08 Wheels & Tires ....................................................................................................................................... 444
74215-1-09 Opt. – Metering Shield ........................................................................................................................... 444
74215-2-01 Driveline, 1000 rpm ................................................................................................................................ 455
74215-2-02 Main Drive Shaft ..................................................................................................................................... 466
74215-2-03 Vertical Beaters, Quick Disconnect ........................................................................................................ 477
74215-2-03A Vertical Beater Gear ox ....................................................................................................................... 48
74215-2-04 We Chain Drive ....................................................................................................................................... 49
74215-2-05 We Chain Gear ox ................................................................................................................................. 50
74215-3-01 Hydraulics, We Drive .............................................................................................................................. 51
74215-3-02 Hydraulics, Endgate ................................................................................................................................. 52

Pik Rite, Inc. Phone: [phone] HP 700
60 Pik Rite Lane Fax: [phone]
Lewis urg, PA 17837 www.pikrite.com Manure Spreader
74215-3-03 Endgate Cylinders .................................................................................................................................... 53
74215-4-01 Air Brakes ................................................................................................................................................ 54
74215-4-02 Hydraulic Brake Assem ly ........................................................................................................................ 56
74215-4-03 Opt. – Tractor Brake Control .................................................................................................................... 57
74215-5-01 Electrical & Lighting .................................................................................................................................. 58
74215-6-01 Safety Tow Chain ...................................................................................................................................... 59
74215-6-02 Jack Stand ................................................................................................................................................. 60
74215-6-03 SMV Em lem & Bracket ........................................................................................................................... 61
74215-6-04 Decals, Front............................................................................................................................................. 62
74215-6-05 Decals, Sides & Rear ................................................................................................................................. 63
WARRANTY ..................................................................................... 66

Pik Rite, Inc. Phone: [phone] HP 700
60 Pik Rite Lane Fax: [phone]
Lewis urg, PA 17837 www.pikrite.com Manure Spreader
OPERATION MANUAL

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SAFETY
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SAFETY
RECOGN ZE SAFETY NFORMAT ON
This is the safety-alert symb l. When y u see this symb l n y ur
machine r in this manual be alert t the p tential f pers nal injury.
Follow recommended precautions and safe operating
practices
UNDERSTAND S GNAL WORDS
A signal w rd – DANGER, WARNING, r CAUTION-is used with the
safety-alert symb l. DANGER identifies the m st seri us hazards.
DANGER r WARNING safety signs are l cated near specific hazards.
General precauti ns are listed n CAUTION safety signs. CAUTION
als calls attenti n t safety messages in this manual.
FOLLOW SAFETY NSTRUCT ONS
Carefully read all safety messages in this manual and n y ur machine
safety signs. Keep safety signs in g d c nditi n. Replace missing r
damaged safety signs. Be sure new equipment c mp nents and repair
parts include the current safety signs. Replacement safety signs are
available fr m y ur Pik Rite dealer.
Learn h w t perate the machine and h w t use c ntr ls pr perly. D
n t let any ne perate with ut instructi n.
Keep y ur machine in pr per w rking c nditi n. Unauth rized
m dificati ns t the machine may impair the functi n and/ r safety and
affect machine life.
If y u d n t understand any part f this manual and need assistance,
c ntact y ur Pik Rite dealer.

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KEEP SH ELDS N PLACE
D n t perate spreader with ut safety shields in place.
R tating parts can crush r dismember causing death r pers nal injury.
Disc nnect PTO driveline and hydraulic lines fr m tract r bef re
rem ving shields f r adjustment r service.
PROTECT BYSTANDERS
Never perate the spreader near pe ple.
D n t place r cks, timbers r ther s lid bjects in the spreader.
Objects can be thr wn great distances causing injury t pe ple.
WEAR PROTECT VE CLOTH NG
Wear cl se fitting cl thing and safety equipment
appr priate t the j b.
Pr l nged exp sure t l ud n ise can cause impairment r l ss f
hearing.
Wear a suitable hearing pr tective device such as earmuffs r earplugs
t pr tect against bjecti nable r unc mf rtable l ud n ises.
Operating equipment safely requires the full attenti n f the perat r. D
n t wear radi r music headph nes while perating machine.
USE SAFETY L GHTS AND DEV CES
Sl w m ving tract rs, self-pr pelled equipment and t wed implements
r attachments can create a hazard when driven n public r ads. They
are difficult t see, especially at night. Av id pers nal injury r death
resulting fr m c llisi n with a vehicle.
Flashing warning lights and turn signals are rec mmended whenever
driving n public r ads. T increase visibility, use the devices pr vided
with y ur machine. F r s me equipment, install extra flashing warning
lights.
Keep safety items in g d c nditi n. Replace missing r damaged
items.

KEEP R DERS OFF MACH NE
Rider
being thr wn ff the machine. Riders als bstruct the perat r’s view
resulting in the machine being perated in an unsafe manner
PARK SPREADER SAFELY
Park spreader n a level surface an
Cl se endgate.
Secure jackstand with pin.
PREPARE FOR EMERGENC ES
Be prepared if a fire starts.
Keep a first aid kit and fire extinguisher handy.
Keep emergency numbers f r d ct rs, ambulance service, h spital, and
fire department near
USE A SAFETY CHA N
A safety chain will help c ntr l drawn equipment sh uld it accidentally
separate fr m the drawbar.
Using the appr priate adapter parts, attach the chain t the tract r
drawbar supp rt r ther specified anch r l cati n.
slack in the chain t permit turning.
See y ur Pik Rite dealer f r a chain with a strength rating equal t r
greater than the gr ss weight f the t wed machine. D n t use safety
chain f r t wing.
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KEEP R DERS OFF MACH NE
Rider
s are subject t injury such as being struck by f reign bjects and
being thr wn ff the machine. Riders als bstruct the perat r’s view
resulting in the machine being perated in an unsafe manner
PARK SPREADER SAFELY
Park spreader n a level surface an
d bl ck wheels.
Cl se endgate.
Secure jackstand with pin.
PREPARE FOR EMERGENC ES
Be prepared if a fire starts.
Keep a first aid kit and fire extinguisher handy.
Keep emergency numbers f r d ct rs, ambulance service, h spital, and
fire department near
y ur teleph ne.
USE A SAFETY CHA N
A safety chain will help c ntr l drawn equipment sh uld it accidentally
separate fr m the drawbar.
Using the appr priate adapter parts, attach the chain t the tract r
drawbar supp rt r ther specified anch r l cati n.
slack in the chain t permit turning.
See y ur Pik Rite dealer f r a chain with a strength rating equal t r
greater than the gr ss weight f the t wed machine. D n t use safety
chain f r t wing.
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KEEP R DERS OFF MACH NE
s are subject t injury such as being struck by f reign bjects and
being thr wn ff the machine. Riders als bstruct the perat r’s view
resulting in the machine being perated in an unsafe manner
d bl ck wheels.
PREPARE FOR EMERGENC ES
Keep emergency numbers f r d ct rs, ambulance service, h spital, and
A safety chain will help c ntr l drawn equipment sh uld it accidentally
Using the appr priate adapter parts, attach the chain t the tract r
drawbar supp rt r ther specified anch r l cati n.
Pr vide nly en ugh
See y ur Pik Rite dealer f r a chain with a strength rating equal t r
greater than the gr ss weight f the t wed machine. D n t use safety

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OPERATE SPREADER SAFELY
R tating parts can entangle r strike pe ple, resulting in death r
pers nal injury.
Never enter a spreader while in perati n.
Operate the spreader fr m the tract r seat nly.
D n t exceed l ad capacity f the spreader. (See Transp rt secti n)
Reduce speed when turning r traveling n r ugh terrain. Av id traveling
ver l se fill, r cks, ditches r h les.
When w rking n inclines r sl pes, travel uphill r d wnhill. Keep
tract r in gear when traveling d wnhill.
STAY CLEAR OF RA SED ENDGATE
C ntact with a l wering endgate can cause death r pers nal injury.
L wer endgate and disc nnect hydraulic lines bef re
servicing r adjusting.
STAY CLEAR OF ROTAT NG DR VEL NES
Entanglement in r tating driveline can cause seri us
injury r death.
Keep tract r master shield and driveline shields in place at all times.
Make sure r tating shields turn freely.
Wear cl se fitting cl thing. St p the engine and be sure PTO driveline is
st pped bef re making adjustments, c nnecti ns, r cleaning ut PTO
driven equipment.
STAY CLEAR OF ROTAT NG BEATER
R tating beater can entangle r strike causing death r pers nal injury.
D n t clean ut r service spreader while beater is
r tating.
Disc nnect PTO driveline and make sure all parts have st pped r tating
bef re cleaning r servicing.
WARNING: DO NOT CUT OR WELD ON VERTICAL BEATER
ATTACHMENT, SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH COULD OCCUR
WHEN OPERATING

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AVO D H GH-PRESSURE FLU DS
Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing seri us
injury.
Av id the hazard by relieving pressure bef re disc nnecting hydraulic r
ther lines. Tighten all c nnecti ns bef re applying pressure.
Search f r leaks with a piece f cardb ard. Pr tect hands and b dy fr m
high pressure fluids.
If an accident ccurs, see a d ct r immediately. Any fluid injected int
the skin must be surgically rem ved within a few h urs r gangrene may
result. D ct rs unfamiliar with this type f injury sh uld reference a
kn wledgeable medical s urce.
SERV CE SPREADER SAFELY
T help prevent pers nal injury caused by unexpected m vement,
be sure t service spreader n level surface.
If spreader is c nnected t tract r, disengage PTO, engage parking
brake and/ r place transmissi n in “PARK,” shut ff engine and rem ve
key.
If spreader is detached fr m tract r, bl ck wheels and use safety stands
t prevent m vement.
Replace all shields after lubricating r servicing.
REDUCE SPEED WHEN TOW NG LOADS
Braking t st p t wed l ads fr m transp rt speeds can cause the t wed
l ad t swerve and upset. Reduce speed if t wed l ad weighs m re
than the tract r and is n t equipped with brakes.
F ll w rec mmended speed-weight rati guidelines:
• Maximum speed is 20 mph (32 km/h) when t wing l ads equal t r
less than the tract r.
• Reduce speed t 10 mph (16 km/h) when t wing l ads m re than
equal and up t d uble the tract r weight.
• D n t t w l ads exceeding d uble the tract r weight.
• Use additi nal cauti n when t wing l ads under adverse surface
c nditi ns, when turning, and n inclines

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PREPARING THE TRACTOR
APPROVED TRACTORS, MODEL HP 700
R w Cr p Tract rs with 200 HP PTO rating r larger are appr ved f r perati n with the HP 700 Spreader.
Utility Tract rs are NOT APPROVED because f drawbar weight limitati ns and the inability t ballast the
tract r en ugh t meet requirements f r t wing.
A drawbar supp rt is required n any tract r with a drawbar size f n less than 1-1/2 x 3 in.
Tract r hydraulic il reserv ir must have capacity f r 3.7 U.S. gal. net draw f r a spreader with an endgate r
3.1 U.S. gal. with ut an endgate.
Tract r standby hydraulic pressure must be 1500 psi minimum.
One selective c ntr l valve is required t perate the spreader.
A sec nd selective c ntr l valve is required t perate the endgate.
CHOOS NG CORRECT PTO SPEED
MODEL HP 700 – 1000 rpm nly
IMPORTANT: Drive c mp nents can be damaged.
Under n circumstances sh uld a machine equipped f r 540 rpm
PTO be perated by a tract r equipped with 1000 rpm PTO.
N r sh uld a 1000 rpm PTO machine be perated with a
tract r equipped with 540 rpm PTO.

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BALLAST NG THE TRACTOR
CAUTION: D n t t w l ads that weigh m re than
twice the tract r weight.
(See Rec mmended Maximum T wing Speed in Transp rt secti n.)
T ensure pr per stability, adjust ballast and wheel
spacing acc rding t tract r perat r’s manual.
POS T ON NG DRAWBAR
IMPORTANT: Tract r PTO and machine driveline can be damaged. Be sure drawbar length is pr perly
set. If equipped with clevis, rem ve it. L ck drawbar al ng tract r centerline with ffset d wn.
Clevis is needed
Adjust drawbar length (A) t help prevent driveline damage.
PTO Speed Dimensi n (A)
1000 rpm x 1-3/4 508 mm (20in.)
A tract r drawbar supp rt is required n tract rs with a drawbar size f 1-1/2 x 3 in. minimum
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US NG SELECT VE CONTROL LEVERS TO CONTROL CHA N SPEED
Apr n Chain speed can be c ntr lled by using the tract r’s selective speed c ntr l lever t adjust spread rate
up r d wn.
Adjust selective c ntr l valve lever t pr vide the sl west perating speed.
(See y ur tract r Operat r’s Manual)
Maximum hydraulic il fl w thr ugh the spreader apr n chain m t r is 15 gpm. Trying t f rce thr ugh m re il
than this may create a pressure dr p and c uld damage the hydraulic m t r.
SETT NG HYDRAUL C SPEED ENDGATE OPERAT ON
IMPORTANT: Excessive perating speed may cause machine damage. Adjust selective c ntr l valve
lever t pr vide c rrect perating speed.
CHECKING TRANSMISSION/HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL
Cycle all hydraulic cylinders fully tw r three times.
Fully retract all cylinders.
Check transmissi n/hydraulic il level.
(See y ur tract r’s Operat r’s Manual)

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LUBR CAT NG THE MACH NE
Be sure the machine has been adequately lubricated.
(See Lubricati n and Maintenance page.)
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT (HYDRAUL C)
Valve is set fr m fact ry at 1000 psi

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T GHTEN NG WHEEL HARDWARE
IMPORTANT: Operating the spreader with l se wheel
hardware will damage the hub r wheel. Tighten hardware
after initial transp rt, after ne h ur f perati n
and every fifty h urs thereafter.
Tighten t 475 lb-ft f t rque in the sequence sh wn.
Tire Size Wheel Size Tire Pressure
700/40-22.5 22.5 x 16 65 PSI
treaded
CHECK NG T RES
1. Check tires daily f r damage r n ticeably
l w pressure.
2. Repair any cuts r breaks as s n as p ssible.
3. Pr tect tires fr m exp sure t sunlight and
petr leum pr ducts r chemicals.
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CONTROLS
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CONTROLS
OPERAT NG THE BEATER
T start beater, engage PTO lever sl wly, at l w engine rpm.
T st p beater, disengage PTO. (See y ur tract r’s Operat r’s Manual)
F r best spreading results, perate the tract r engine at “PTO RATED” speed.
WARNING: D n t perate the apr n chain with ut running the beaters as this may damage the
spreader.
OPERAT NG THE ENDGATE
IMPORTANT: C ntact f apr n chain running
with endgate cl sed will cause damage. T av id
c ntact with apr n chain when running, endgate
must be raised fully when running apr n chain.
Operate the endgate with the sec nd auxiliary c ntr l valve lever.
WARNING: Endgate is n t a metering device.
D ing s may cause damage t the spreader.
OPERAT NG APRON CHA N
T run apr n chain l ck hydraulic c ntr l lever in
perating p siti n n tract r.
See y ur tract r’s perating manual f r inf rmati n
n h w t c ntr l fl w rates f y ur hydraulic system.
Maximum hydraulic il fl w thr ugh the spreader apr n
chain m t r is 15 gpm. Trying t f rce thr ugh m re il
than this may cause seri us damage t m t r
(relief fact ry set at 1250 psi)

ATTACHING THE SPREADER
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ATTACHING THE SPREADER
ATTACH NG SPREADER
CAUTION: Help prevent pers nal injury caused by
unexpected m vement f the machine. Engage
parking brake and/ r place transmissi n in “PARK”,
shut ff engine, and rem ve key bef re w rking ar und hitch.
1. Attach with a 1-1/2 r 2 in. pin and secure.
(T p clevis required)
IMPORTANT: Sh rten safety chain t all w nly
en ugh slack required f r turning.
2. L ck safety h k nt chain.
ATTACH NG DR VEL NE
IMPORTANT: Av id causing damage t shielding,
DO NOT use bell n driveline t lift driveline int p siti n.
1. Supp rt driveline, cradling it in y ur hand.
2. R tate driveline (C) r tract r PTO (B) t align splines.
3. Pull c llar (C) rearward and push f rward n bell (A)
t engage driveline y ke with tract r PTO (B).
4. Pull back n PTO driveline shielding t be sure driveline
is l cked. DO NOT pull n c llar, this will release latch.
CONNECT NG A R HOSES (A R ASS ST BRAKES)
1. C nnect red line t supply p rt.
2. C nnect blue line t service/c ntr l p rt.
CONNECT NG HOSES (HYRAUL CS BRAKES)
1. C nnect pressure h ses t pressure p rts
f hydraulic rem te c upler.
2. C nnect return h ses t return p rts
f hydraulic rem te c upler.
(Relief fact ry set 1000psi)

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DETACHING THE SPREADER
DETACH NG SPREADER
1. Secure jackstand in lift p siti n
2. Detach safety chain
3. Rem ve hitch pin
4. Disc nnect h ses. St re n spreader
DETACH NG DR VEL NE
1. Supp rt driveline (A) and pull rearward n
c llar (C) t release driveline fr m tract r PTO (B).
2. When p ssible st re driveline in
driveline cradle pr vided with machine.
3. Replace tract r PTO shields.