Magnum V-BOX PV Series Supplement

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INSTALLATION and OPERATING
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
V-BOX MATERIAL SPREADERS
PV SERIES
INDEX
SAFETY ALERT ............................................................................................................... 2
INSTALLATION & ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................. 3 - 4
ELECTRIC THROTTLE CONTROLS ................................................................................ 5 - 6
CENTER HIGH MOUNT STOP LAMP ............................................................................... 7 - 8
CLUTCH BURNISHING .................................................................................................... 9
SPREADER OPERATION ................................................................................................. 10 - 14
SPREADER MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................ 15
SPREADER PARTS LISTS & EXPLODED VIEW
• HONDA ENGINE SPREADERS .................................................................................... 16 - 21
• BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE SPREADERS ............................................................ 22 - 27
• SUPERIOR GEARBOX ASSEMBLY .............................................................................. 28 - 29
• SPINNER ASSEMBLY
•• SHORT ............................................................................................ 30 - 31
•• INTERMEDIATE “STANDARD” ...................................................... 32 - 33
•• EXTENDED ..................................................................................... 34 - 35
• ELECTRIC CONTROLS
•• HONDA ENGINE ............................................................................. 36
•• BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE .................................................... 37
• CONTROL BOX ............................................................................................................. 38 - 39
• OPTIONAL COMPONENTS .......................................................................................... 40 - 41
• PARTS LIST SHIPPING CARTON ................................................................................ 41
• PARTS LIST REAR FORKLIFT ASSY ........................................................................... 42
WIRELESS CONTROLLER INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................. 43 - 45
NAME PLATE INFORMATION .......................................................................................... 46
WARRANTY INFORMATION............................................................................................. 47
Part No. 00122-152-01 Rev. B
September 25, 2008

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!
!
!
THE BEST SAFETY
DEVICE IS A
CAREFUL OPERATOR!
SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL
THIS SYMBOL MEANS ATTENTION!
BECOME ALERT!
YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED!
PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND COMPLETELY BEFORE DOING!
SAFE EQUIPMENT INSTALLERS and OPERATORS:
NOTICE: INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL AND PARTS LISTS INCLUDED IN THIS MANUAL ARE SUBJECT
TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
TURN OFF ALL POWER BEFORE PERFORMING ANY SERVICE OPERATIONS
•FOLLOW RECOMMENDED OPERATING PROCEDURES.
•KEEP EQUIPMENT IN SAFE OPERATING CONDITION AT ALL TIMES.
•RECOGNIZE AND AVOID HAZARDS WHILE OPERATING, SERVICING AND
MAINTAINING EQUIPMENT.
IF DEFACED - ORDER PART NO. 04049 045 00
2. MAKE CERTAIN EVERYONE IS CLEAR BEFORE
STARTING MACHINE OR MOVING VEHICLE.
ALL POWER DRIVEN PARTS.
4. DISENGAGE PTO, SHUT OFF HYDRAULIC VALVE,
3. KEEP HANDS, FEET, AND CLOTHING AWAY FROM
1. KEEP ALL SHIELDS IN PLACE.
OR CLEANING MACHINE.
OPERATORS POSITION. MAKE SURE ALL MOVEMENT
6. MAKE SURE MACHINE IS SOLIDLY SUPPORTED
5. USE FLASHING LIGHTS WHEN OPERATING MACHINE.
HAS STOPPED BEFORE SERVICING, UNCLOGGING,
WHEN IT IS BEING MOUNTED, DISMOUNTED,
AND SET PARKING BRAKE BEFORE LEAVING
OR STORED.
Stay clear while
spinner is turning
IF DEFACED - ORDER PART NO. 04049 044 00
DANGER
DANGER
IF DEFACED - ORDER PART NO. 04049 182 00

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INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
The 1.8 and 2.0 Series Spreaders can mount and store as a single unit and will mount on most medium,
heavy-duty/pick-up trucks as well as 1 ton trucks
DO NOT OVERLOAD THE VEHICLE. It is quite possible to overload the vehicle by improperly mounting or over
loading the spreader. This could result in dangerous stability and braking problems. Always consult and follow the
truck manufacturer’s instructions.
BEFORE BEGINING ANY INSTALLATION ON THIS UNIT,disconnect the spreader battery negative cable if
already installed.
1. Place the Spreader in the rear of truck with the engine/hydraulic motor to the rear of the truck. Center the
spreader (side to side) in the truck. The spreader should extend past the rear of the outer most part of the truck
(i.e: truck bed, bumper) approximately 18 inches.
INSURE THAT THE SPREADER CANNOT TIP WHEN THE SPINNER ASSEMBLY IS ATTACHED
SPINNER ASSEMBLY
a. Raise engine shroud and prop it open with the support rod. (If engine driven model)
b. Slide the spinner frame assembly into the rear of the longitudinal with the spinner back plate toward the
rear.
c. Bolt the spinner to the longitudinals using the four (4) 3/8” x 1” bolts, 3/8” flange nuts and flatwashers from
hardware bag located on the spinner. Using two (2) 3/8” x 1” bolts, flatwashers and flange nuts from
hardware bag, bolt the top portion of the spinner back plate to the engine plate.
d. Install roller chain between the gear box sprocket and the spinner sprocket.
Make sure sprockets are in line with each other. The roller chain is tightened first by loosening all four (4)
3/8” bolts on the back plate; then pull the entire bearing/shaft assembly in such a way to achieve the proper
amount of chain tension. Make sure the spinner shaft is straight up and down before
re-tightening.
2. Reposition the spreader in the truck, just short of making contact with the rearmost part of the truckbed,
bumper, pintle hook etc. Bolt the unit to the truck using a minimum of four (4) 1/2” - grade 5 bolts and
corresponding washers and locknuts.
The spreader is designed to sit flat on the bed of the truck, supported by the longitudinals/sides.
DO NOT SUPPORT THE SPREADER BY THE BODY JACKS ALONE!! UNIT IS NOT DESIGNED FOR
CHASSIS MOUNT APPLICATIONS!
THE SPREADER UNIT MUST BE SECURELY FASTENED TO THE VEHICLE. FAILURE TO NOT
PROPERLY RESTRAIN THE UNIT COULD PERMIT THE UNIT TO BREAK FREE FROM THE TRUCK
AND CREATE A POTENTIAL FOR A LIFE THREATENING ACCIDENT.
WARNING
WARNING
CAUTION

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ITEM PART NUMBER QTY. DESCRIPTION
1 62602 4 Ratchet/Strap
2 62807 4 Bolt, 1/2” Eye
3 20307 4 Locknut, 1/2-13 Esna ZP
4 62604 4 Nut, 1/2-13 Hex ZP
5 62605 8 Flatwasher, 3/4"
OPTIONAL HOLD-DOWN KIT
Part No. (62562)
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
READ ALL THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE STARTING
Before starting, verify that this mounting is acceptable to the vehicle manufacturer.
Attach the hold down at each corner of hopper as shown. Locate and drill four .531
(17/32”) diameter holes for eye-bolts in the truck bed (position may vary from that shown). Straps must be
positioned at opposing angles so that spreader cannot slide forward or rearward. Mount eye-bolts as
shown, with locknuts and flatwashers on the bottom side. Assemble ratchet/strap to eye-bolts. Tighten
hold downs evenly. Do not over tighten damage will result to the spreader or the truck.
CAUTION
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION FOR
ELECTRIC THROTTLE CONTROLS
(FACTORY INSTALLED ACTUATORS)
BEFORE BEGINING ANY INSTALLATION ON THIS UNIT,disconnect the spreader battery
negative cable if already installed.
PREPARING UNIT:
1. Spreaders with factory installed throttle controls do not require installer hook-up to the engine. The
actuator has been installed and tested at the factory.
2. Raise the engine shroud and securely prop it in place with the prop rod. The installer will have to remove
the ties securing the coiled actuator cable to the top of the engine.
3. The throttle actuator cable plugs into the in-cab control panel after being routed from the cab of the
vehicle to the rear of the mounted spreader.
4. Select a suitable location in the cab of the vehicle to mount the throttle control box.
Consult vehicle manufacturer for acceptable mounting locations. Improperly mounting the control box could
interfere with air bag(s) and the other functions of the occupant protection systems, such as knee bolsters!
5. After the location of the control panel is determined, the cable must be routed to the front of the spreader,
Route cable under the cab and up to the front of the spreader securing as needed. Allow enough cable for
the control panel to be mounted in the cab.
6. The routed cable must be clear of all moving or hot parts on the spreader or vehicle. Secure the cable with
the ties provided. Excess cable must be coiled up and secured. Apply dielectric grease on connecting
Conductor Cables for protection from salt spreading enviorment.
7. Mount the control panel (with screws supplied).
8. For permanent cable mount at rear of the truck, a mounting bracket is supplied.
9. Install a 12 volt battery with 40 ampere hour rating, recommended for winter use (if not already done). The
battery hold-downs furnished will accept any 2 SM Series battery.
WARNING
WARNING

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WARNING
USE SAFETY GLASSES OR OTHER FACE PROTECTION AGAINST POSSIBLE BATTERY
EXPLOSION. DO NOT SMOKE AND AVOID OTHER SOURCES OF IGNITION.
10. Attach the positive battery cable (each end should have a rubber boot) to the positive terminal of the
battery. Make sure these protective boots are covering the positive terminal post on the battery and on
the solenoid. Attach one end of the remaining battery cable to the negative terminal of the battery.
11. When finished, make sure all wires are away from moving parts and lower engine shroud.
12. Plug cable from spreader into socket mounted on truck.
Never operate machine with engine shroud in the upright position. Never climb into hopper
while the engine is operating or capable of being operated.
SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH MIGHT OCCUR.
NOTE: Read and fully understand the owners manual supplied by the engine manufacturer
before operating this equipment. Not doing so, endangers your safety and the warranty
of the engine.
WARNING

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CENTER HIGH MOUNT STOP LAMP (CHSML)
Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards require all Trucks, Buses, and Multipurpose passenger
vehicles, manufactured on or after September 1, 1993, with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR)
of 10,000 lbs. or less and overall width less than 80" must be equipped with a Center Height
Mount Stop Lamp (CHMSL).
If the original equipment CHMSL is obscured, an auxiliary CHMSL must be installed to bring
vehicle back into compliance with Federal Regulations.
Electrical Connection for Auxiliary CHMSL:
(Notes for all truck makes)
1. Use high quality butt connectors and shrink wrap on all electrical splice connections. Wire should be routed
and secured to protect against abrasion, sharp edges, excessive movement. It is highly recommend that
wiring to be placed in convoluted tubing and secured with tie wraps.
2. When drilling holes, any bare metal should be coated with a rust preventative, use appropriate size grommets
and seal hole with appropriate sealant.
3. Allow for normal movement / twisting between cab and chassis / pickup box when routing wires.
4. When spreader is removed from the truck, the OEM CHMSL must be reconnected.
Consult the truck manufacturer for an approved method of connecting an auxiliary CHMSL to the particular truck
which is to carry the Spreader. Methods vary with truck models, optional equipment and years of manufacture.
IMPROPER CONNECTIONS COULD RESULT IN A VARIETY OF PROBLEMS AFFECTING CRITICAL SYSTEMS
SUCH AS BRAKING, ELECTRICAL AND EMISSION ! DON'T GUESS !
PV Spreader CHMSL Installation:
Mount power cable (62738) with plug at rear of truck frame and route to truck CHMSL power feed. Trim excess
cable length, attach white wire to suitable ground, attach black wire to truck's CHMSL power feed. Connect
cable on spreader to CHMSL power cable.
When the spreader is removed from the truck, the OEM CHMSL must be reconnected.
WARNING
WARNING

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CENTER HIGH MOUNTING STOP LIGHT
ITEM PART NUMBER QTY.DESCRIPTION
62097 1 Kit, Center High Mount Stop Light
1 62714 1 • Lamp, Stop
2 62715 1 • Grommet
3 62364 1 • Cable, Light Power
4 62738 1 • Cable, Stop Lamp
5 62283 1 • Weld, Stop Lamp Bracket - Hydraulic Units ONLY
6 62739 1 • Hardware Bag - Not Shown
(GAS ENGINE)
(HYDRAULIC)
3
4
21
21
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INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS
BURNISHINGCLUTCH
NEVERPERFORM THEBURNISHING
PROCEDUREWHILE DRIVE IS LOADED.
WARNING!
WARNING!
BURNISHINGPROCEDURE MUSTBE DONE
BEFOREINSTALLATION,WHENFULLTORQUE
IS IMMEDIATELY REQUIRED FROM THE
CLUTCH!
Clutch pre-run setup
Clutchesmustbe burnished before operation. We recommend the clutches to be engaged / disengaged
a few time to break them in before being placed under load.
1. Rotate the clutch and checkfor rubbing or interference.
2. Reinstall the belt/chain, do not over tighten.
3. Run the engine at 50% throttle.
4. Engage and disengage the clutch 25 times, 10 seconds “ON” and 10 seconds “OFF”.
5. Run the engine at 75% throttle.
6. Engage and disengage the clutch 25 times, 10 seconds “ON” and 10 seconds “OFF”.
Magnum recommends 15-20 ft-lbsof torque on pulley assemblyscrews (5/16-18UNC) and20-30 ft-lbs of
torque on shaft fixing screw.
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WARNING!
DURING SPREADER OPERATION, IF CON-
VEYOR FREEZES UP - THE CLUTCH SHOULD
IMMEDIATELYBEDISENGAGED.
NEVER USE THE CLUTCH TO “FREE UP” THE
CONVEYOR.
WARNING!

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F. TO TURN ENGINE OFF (With or withoutconveyor
running).
1.TURTLE Push throttle slow button to
reducesetting to idle (this prevents
enginefloodingandhard starting).
2.STOP Push STOP button and hold
5 seconds.
NOTE: OFF can be pushed at anytime during
spreader operation to cut power to the unit;
however, you should normally use steps under F
above.
G. Do not attempt to start the engine
withtheconveyor engaged.
H. Closefuelshutoffvalveonengineif
unit is to be transported while not
running.
WARNING!
1. As with all power equipment, safety is the number
oneconcern.
2. Do not operate this equipment until you fully
understandhowitfunctions.
3. Before starting engine, be sure that no one is near
the rear of the unit and that no one is inside the unit!
4. Donotstarttheengineorengage the conveyor
(which is interconnected to the spinner) until
everyoneisclearfrommovingpartsandflying
materialfromthespinner.
A. ON/Off Systempoweractivated(readyto
start).Spreaderenginenotrunning.
Spreaderconveyor isnotengaged.
B. START(EngineOnly)
1. Openfuelshut off valveonengine.
CHOKE (Coldengine.) Holddownfor
5 seconds to move the throttle
actuator to the choke position.
NOTE: Choking a warm engine may not be
necessary.
4.START Hold down buttonuntil engine starts.
5.TURTLE Decreases throttle speed - adjust as
engine warms up. Will stop the
chokefunction.
RABBIT Increasesthrottle speed.
C. TOENGAGESPREADERCONVEYOR
1.CONVEYOR PushCONVEYOR switch only after
you are sure no one is in the hopper
ornearthespinner!
D. TOCONTROLCONVEYORSPEED
1.RABBIT Hold RABBIT to increasespeed.Note
DO NOT hold switch in HI position
afterthedesiredRPM is achieved or
you will choke and/or stall the
engine.
2.TURTLE Hold TURTLE to decreasespeed.
E. TODISENGAGESPREADERCONVEYOR
1.CONVEYOR Push conveyor button.
Stop
Start
Choke /
Throttle Fast
Throttle Slow
Conveyor
SPREADEROPERATION
Wireless Throttle Control Button Functions
(Sequenceof Operations)

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1. Electric Throttle Control Panel Switch Functions (Optional)
(Sequence of Operations)
Electric Throttle Control Panel Switch Functions Cont.
A. ON/OFF System power activated (ready to start). Spreader engine is not running.
Spreader conveyor is not engaged.
B. START (Engine only)
1. Open fuel shut off valve on engine.
2. On On switch depressed.
3. Choke (cold engine ) Hold down for 5 seconds to move the throttle actuator to
the choke position.
Note: Choking a warm engine may not be necessary.
4. Start Hold down until engine starts.
4a. On models with 6.5 HP at temperatures under minus 20o F (minus 29o C) it may be
necessary to start the engine manually.
5. Turtle Deceases throttle speed - adjust as engine warms up. Will stop the choke function.
Rabbit Increases throttle speed.
C. TO ENGAGE Spreader Conveyor
1. Push CONVEYOR switch only after you are sure no one is in the hopper or near the spinner! This lights up
the red indicator light, if light does not light, take care to verify that the light is not malfunctioning.
D. TO CONTROL Conveyor Speed.
1. Hold RABBIT to increase speed. NOTE: Do not hold switch in HI position after the desired RPM is achieved
or you will choke and/or stall the engine.
2. Hold TURTLE to decrease speed.
WARNING
SPREADEROPERATION
Electric Throttle Control Panel Switch Functions (Optional)
(Sequenceof Operations)

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1. As with all power equipment, safety is the number one concern.
2. Do not operate this equipment until you fully understand how it functions.
3. Before starting engine, be sure that no one is near the rear of the unit and that no one is inside the
unit!
4. Do not start the engine or engage the conveyor (which is interconnected to the spinner); until everyone
is clear from moving parts and flying material from the spinner.
E. TO DISENGAGE Spreader Conveyor.
1. Tap START switch momentarily so that red indicator light goes out. Do not fully depress the START switch,
only half way is needed. Only the conveyor stops, the engine continues to run.
F. TO TURN ENGINE OFF (with or without conveyor running).
1. Depress LO on throttle control to reduce setting to idle (this prevents engine flooding and hard starting).
2. Push OFF position on the ON/OFF switch.
NOTE: OFF can be pushed at anytime during spreader operation to cut power to the unit . However, you
should normally use steps under F above.
(Once the off switch is depressed - the starting procedure must be followed for engine re-start.)
G. Do not attempt to start the engine with the conveyor engaged. (CONV switch light will be lit to indicating its'
being on.)
H. Close fuel shutoff valve on engine if unit is to be transported while not running.
WARNING
SPREADER OPERATION

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SPREADER OPERATION
A. Start the engine and engage the clutch. The amount of material spread, depends on engine speed and gate
opening. Decreasing RPM and/or gate height will decrease amount spread; the inverse holds true also.
Notice that the electric clutch can be engaged or disengaged at any time and at any engine RPM. However,
since engagement time and torque is almost instantaneous, to prevent premature spinner chain failure and
chain tension loss, it is recommended that the electric clutch be engaged at the lowest possible RPM
without stalling the engine.
If the truck is to be driven for an extended period of time while the spreader is not operating, it is RECOMMENDED
to turn off the gas at the carburetor inlet to prevent the carburetor from over filling with fuel.
Before loading the spreader the first time, start and stop the conveyor several times to break in the clutch.
ALWAYS STAND AT A SAFE DISTANCE AWAY FROM THE SPINNER WHILE OPERATING
ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION WHEN OUTSIDE OF THE TRUCK CAB WHILE
SPREADER IS RUNNING.
B. Spread pattern depends on baffle settings and spinner RPM. Maximum spreader width is 30 ft.
1. Speeding up or slowing down the engine will increase or decrease spread pattern width.
2. Internal baffle adjustments will move the spread pattern to the right or left.
3. External baffle adjustments will block spreading to the right or left side.
DESIRED SPREAD PATTERN BAFFLE SETTING
INTERNAL EXTERNAL
CENTERED BEHIND TRUCK BOTH DOWN ALL THREE UP
BEHIND TRUCK AND LEFT RH - DOWN RH - DOWN
LH - UPLH - UP
BEHIND TRUCK AND RIGHT RH - UPRH - UP
LH - DOWN LH - DOWN
WINDROW BEHIND TRUCK RH - DOWN ALL - DOWN
LH - DOWN
4. External Baffles can be lowered to an intermediate position to baffle down the particles that may otherwise
leave the spinner at a high trajectory.
WARNING

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June, 2000
SERVICE BULLETIN NO. 178
1.8, 2.0 and MDV Insert Hopper Spreader
Briggs & Stratton Corporation and Honda Engine Motor of America have stated in
their manuals:
DO NOT TRANSPORT ENGINE WITH FUEL IN TANK OR WITH FUEL
SHUT-OFF VALVE OPEN.
Failure in doing this may cause the engine crankcase to fill with fuel. If this occurs the
engine warranty will be void by the engine manufacturer. It is the responsibility of the
end user to ensure that the fuel shut-off is closed when the engine is not in operation.

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DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIFT THE SPREADER BY THE CENTER LIFT OR CORNER LIFT HOOKS
WITH MATERIAL IN THE SPREADER.
BEFORE BEGINNING ANY MAINTENANCE ON SPREADER, DISCONNECT SPREADER
BATTERY LEADS.
1. Grease idler bearings on idler shaft takeup assembly, outboard bearing on gearbox output shaft, and
both spinner bearings every ten hours of operation.
2. CAUTION! Over greasing may cause seal damage. The gearbox must be filled to oil level plug with SAE
90 gear type lubricant. Keep breather plug clean.
3. Drag chain slack on V-boxes should be checked periodically and taken up if distance between center line
of rear sprocket and point where chain contacts lower flange on longitudinal is less than eight (8) inches.
CAUTION! Over tightening conveyor chain can cause serious drive train problems. Above distance must
not exceed 20 inches.
4. If the spreader is equipped with a gasoline engine, it should be maintained per engine manufacturer's
instruction. (Instructions and parts book is enclosed.)
5. V-belt tension must be maintained. The v-belt can be tightened by loosening engine hold-down bolts and
sliding engine as required. CAUTION! Over tightening of v-belt may damage gearbox.
6. Roller chain tension must be maintained. It is adjusted by loosening the spinner mounting bearings and
sliding the bearings. Make sure the spinner shaft is straight up and down before retightening. Oil chain
often and at end of season.
7. When the box is not in use, it should be washed out. If the box is put in storage, all surfaces should be
oiled or painted after washing.
8. For HYDRAULIC SPREADERS, maintain oil level three fourths (3/4) full in reservoir with clean high grade
non-foaming hydraulic oil; recommended viscosity 100-200 SSU. Operating temperature should be limited
to 180°F. Replace filter cartridge No. 62382 at least twice a year.
9. If chain becomes stuck or "froze" to the floor to the point where the clutch cannot pull the load, never
attempt to free chain using a pipe wrench or any other tool on the output shaft. The gearbox is designed
to accept torque from input shaft only. Trying to turn output shaft will strip the gears, thus voiding the
warranty.
10. To minimize problems and extend the life of the Electric Clutch, the following is highly recommended.
a. Before starting unit, make sure the drag chain is free (not stuck or "froze" to the floor). If the drag
chain is stuck, this can cause the clutch to burnup.
WARNING
MAINTENANCE

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12g
24
59
79
53
1
16, 82
15
18 19
12a
10
11
7
22
22
7
23
20c
20
20
20b
54, 58, 76
72 61 20a
12f
12d
13
14
12b
12c
57
69, 70, 73
56
30
94
93
12e
25
37
36
34
32
31
29
97
12h
28a
35
40
7
95
5
39
41
66
51
52
7
60
63
64
91
792
99c
99a
9
8
99b
17
89 24
58
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PARTS LIST FOR ENGINE DRIVEN
HOPPER ASSEMBLY
(Stainless Steel) Honda 50” Wide/One Piece Top Screen
2.0 Cu. Yd. (65003)
ITEM PART NUMBER QTY.DESCRIPTION
1 63824 1 Weld, PV 8’ Hopper (2.0 Cu. Yd.)
N/S 63301 3 Locknut, 5/16”-18 Nylon Insert, SS
5 63309 4 Lockwasher, 5/16” Medium Split, SS
7 62641 28 Nut, 5/16”-18 Serrated Flange, SS
8 63180 8 Bolt, 1/2”-13 X 1 1/2” Carriage, Short NK
9 62754 8 Nut, 1/2”-13 Serraged Flange, SS
10 62326 2 Bolt, 1/2”-13 X 6” Tap, SS
11 62336 4 Nut, 1/2”-13 Hex Jam, SS
12 63177 1 Sub-Assembly, Gearbox
12a 61163 1 Bearing, 1 1/4”
12b 63100 2 Machining, Sprocket
12c 62000 2 Key, 1/4” Square X 2”
12d 63410 1 Gearbox Assembly 20:1
12e 63685 1 Sprocket, 40B13-1”
12f 61201 1 Key, 1/4” X 7/8” Woodruff
12g 63123 2 Setscrew, 3/8”-16 X 3/8” Allen Head
12h 62769 1 Collar, Set 1”
13 62750 4 Bolt, 1/2”-13 X 3/4” HH, SS
14 62770 4 Lockwasher, 1/2” Medium Split, SS
15 63264 1 Forming, Guard, Conveyor
16 62638 3 Locknut, 3/8”-16 Nylon Insert, SS
17 62771 4 Screw, 3/8”-16 X 1 1/4” Slotted FH, SS
18 62695 6 Bolt, 3/8”-16 X 1 1/4” HH, SS
19 62743 5 Nut, 3/8”-16 Serrated Flange, SS
20 62129 1 Weldment, Drag Chain 8 Ft.
20a 62342 1 Weldment, Single Links w/Bar
20b 62002 2 Link, Connecting Only
20c 61204 2 Pin, Master for Chain without Cotter
62755 2 Pin, Cotter Only
22 62640 14 Bolt, 5/16”-18 X 3/4” Carriage, SS
23 63830 2 Chainshield, PV 8 Ft.
24 63836 1 Forming, Floor, 8 Ft., SS
25 61162 1 V-Belt, BX-48
N/S 63166 1 Cable, Control - Spreader
N/S 63834 1 Carton, Shipping
28a 63844 1 Chain, Roller #40-56 Pitch w/c
63835 2 Hardware, Bag
62738 1 Cable, Stop Lamp
29 62752 1 Bolt, 5/16”-18 X 3/4” HH, SS
30 61168 1 Cover, Clutch
31 61176 1 Retainer, Clutch
32 62772 3 Bolt, 1/4”-20 X 1” HH, SS
34 62690 3 Nut, 1/4”-20 Serrated Flange, SS
35 63171 1 Engine, w/Decals 11 HP (Honda)
36 61196 1 Key, 1/4” Square X 1”
37 61177 1 Pulley, Driver
N/S 62773 3 Bolt, 5/16”-18 X 1 1/2” HH, SS
39 61205 1 Bolt, “L”
40 63173 2 Flatwasher, 5/16” U.S.S., SS
41 62765 1 Grommet, 7/8” X 1 5/8”
A/N=ASNEEDED
N/S=NOT SHOWN

18
12g
24
59
79
53
1
16, 82
15
18 19
12a
10
11
7
22
22
7
23
20c
20
20
20b
54, 58, 76
72 61 20a
12f
12d
13
14
12b
12c
57
69, 70, 73
56
30
94
93
12e
25
37
36
34
32
31
29
97
12h
28a
35
40
7
95
5
39
41
66
51
52
7
60
63
64
91
792
99c
99a
9
8
99b
17
89 24
58
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PARTS LIST FOR ENGINE DRIVEN
HOPPER ASSEMBLY
(Stainless Steel) Honda 50” Wide/One Piece Top Screen
2.0 Cu. Yd. (65003)
(Continued)
A/N=ASNEEDED
N/S=NOT SHOWN
ITEM PART NUMBER QTY.DESCRIPTION
N/S 62040 1 Cable, Battery-Black
N/S 63130 1 Cable, Battery-Red
N/S 62192 1 Tie, Nylon 14”
N/S 62652 1 Clamp, Cushioned 1/2”, SS
N/S 63883 6 Tie, Nylon 7”
51 61206 2 Rod, battery
52 62767 1 Holddown
53 63822 1 Weldment, Feedgate, SS
54 61169 1 Knob, Hand
56 63021 1 Weldment, Shroud, SS
57 61215 1 Rod, Prop
58 22230 4 Flatwasher, 3/8” U.S.S., SS
59 62691 1 Pin, 1//8” X 1” Cotter, SS
60 63845 3 Decal, Magnum Logo
61 62009 3 Decal, Danger Conveyor
N/S 62768 1 Decal, Gasoline Only
63 63846 1 Decal, Magnum Serial Tag
64 62007 1 Decal, Caution
N/S 00122-152-01 1 Instructional Manual, Magnum PV
66 63128 2 Ft. Trim, Vinyl
69 62364 1 Cable, Light Power
70 62715 1 Grommet, Mounting
N/S 63880 .25 Pint Oil, 5W30 Motor
72 63828 1 Forming, Handle, Feedgate
73 62714 1 Lamp, Stop (Center High Mount)
N/S 62808 1 Flatwasher, 7/16”, SS
76 62746 1 Bolt, 3/8”-16 X 1” Carriage, SS
79 63817 1 Bar, Pivot SS
N/S 62706 1 Hose, 5/16” X 13” (1) Drain Hose
N/S 62705 1 Plug, 37 Deg. Jic
N/S 62707 1 Bolt, Banjo 14mm
N/S 62704 1 Washer, Sealer 14mm
82 62813 1 Bolt, 3/8”-16 X 1 1/4” Carriage, SS
N/S 63125 1 Boot, Battery Cable Straight
N/S 63884 3 Boot, Alternator Cable
89 62354 1 Wiper, Chain
N/S 63201 1 Weldment, Screen, 8 Ft.
91 63184 1 Weldemnt, Inverted Vee, 8 Ft.
92 63175 4 Bolt, 5/16”-18 X 1” Carriage, SS
93 61161 1 Pulley, Driven
94 61167 1 Clutch, Electric
95 63103 1 Washer, Flat, Clutch Retainer
97 62634 3 Screw, 5/16”-18 X 5/8” Socket Cap
N/S 61201 1 Key, 1/4” X 7/8” Woodruff
99 63179 1 Assembly, Idler 4-Bolt
99a 62370 1 Weldment, Idler Shaft
99b 61171 1 Sprocket, Drag Chain
99c 62355 2 Bearing, 1 1/4”
N/S 62804 1 Instruction Package (Honda)

20
12g
24
59
79
53
1
16, 82
15
18 19
12a
10
11
7
22
22
7
23
20c
20
20
20b
54, 58, 76
72 61 20a
12f
12d
13
14
12b
12c
57
69, 70, 73
56
30
94
93
12e
25
37
36
34
32
31
29
97
12h
28a
35
40
7
95
5
39
41
66
51
52
7
60
63
64
91
792
99c
99a
9
8
99b
17
89 24
58
16
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