M&M 6HP User manual

M&M Log Splitters V4 JUNE 2016
DEAR CUSTOMER
We take this opportunity of welcoming you as the owner of a Brent Smith Log Splitter. We
want your machine to be the most efficient and productive piece of equipment you have.
This manual will help you to achieve this objective.
The Brent Smith 6, 9 or 14 HP Horizontal & Vertical Log Splitters are a very mobile,
hydraulically operated, petrol motor driven log splitters. The double acting hydraulic
cylinder is operated by two handed controls for safe productive operation, ideally situated
to allow the operator clear viewing of the machine functions, meeting relevant
requirements and initiatives regarding Operator Safety and Machine Operation.
MODEL
SERIAL #
RAM #
REGISTRATION #

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INDEX
1. RECEIVING YOUR NEW LOG SPLITTER ................................................................................3
Delivery............................................................................................................................... 3
Fuel and Oil Check .............................................................................................................. 3
Owner and Operator Responsibilities ................................................................................3
Location of Operations and Safety Manual........................................................................3
Document Overview...........................................................................................................4
2. SAFETY ................................................................................................................................5
Single Person Operation.....................................................................................................5
Personal Protective Equipment.......................................................................................... 6
General Warnings...............................................................................................................6
Safe Handling of Fuel..........................................................................................................7
Operations Hazard Area .....................................................................................................7
Splitting-Zone Hazard Area.................................................................................................8
Safety Signs......................................................................................................................... 9
3. OPERATION....................................................................................................................... 11
Prior to Starting ................................................................................................................11
Starting the Engine ...........................................................................................................11
Stopping the Engine .........................................................................................................11
Safety Stop Button............................................................................................................12
Two-Hand Control Lever System......................................................................................12
Log Lift Arm ......................................................................................................................13
Operator Position .............................................................................................................13
Log Positioning and Cutting..............................................................................................14
Removing Jammed Logs ...................................................................................................14
Prior to Towing ................................................................................................................. 14
4. MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................15
Splitter Blade ....................................................................................................................15
Hydraulic Oil Filter............................................................................................................15
Engine ...............................................................................................................................15
Hydraulic System and Components .................................................................................15
5. WARRANTY....................................................................................................................... 16
Manufacturer's Plate........................................................................................................ 16
Machine Specifications.....................................................................................................16
Modifications.................................................................................................................... 16
Warranty...........................................................................................................................16
Manufacturers Declaration ..............................................................................................17
6. SPARE PARTS LIST .............................................................................................................18
Spare Parts Diagrams .......................................................................................................19

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1. RECEIVING YOUR NEW LOG SPLITTER
Delivery
The log splitter is delivered fully assembled, however, before use carefully check the entire machine
for transit damage and report any problems immediately.
Fuel and Oil Check
All new machines are delivered with oil filled to the recommended level and without fuel.
Owner and Operator Responsibilities
The safe operation and maintenance of your machine is very important to prevent any personal
injury and/or equipment damage. Read and fully understand the following instructions before
operating or carrying out maintenance.
The owner must make sure the log splitter remains safe to use. Always inspect before use and
ensure the machine is maintained according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Safety has been designed and manufactured into this equipment by the manufacturer, but only the
people working with the machine can ensure a safe working environment.
MODIFICATIONS to the machine must not be performed without prior approval by Brent Smith
Trailers. Modifications may negate your warranty. Only use Brent Smith Trailers approved parts.
The operator is responsible for SAFE operation AT ALL TIMES.
The Manual
This manual is designed for the log splitter owner and all operators. It describes how to operate the
machine in the safest possible manner. It brings attention to the hazards of the machine and
methods to avoid dangerous situations that may result in serious injury.
Location of Operations and Safety Manual

The OPERATIONS AND SAFETY MANUAL
will arrive in the weatherproof canister.
It is recommended this should be stored
with the machine in the weatherproof
canister at all times.

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In this manual, all warnings and important information are highlighted by the following symbols

Important information relating to the operation and
use of the machine
NOTE
Used to convey additional information in relation to
previous comments
⚠CAUTION
Used when there is the possibility of damage to the
equipment or potential for premature equipment
failure
⚠WARNING
Used to highlight the potential for injury or death
Used when there is the possibility of damage to the
equipment AND/OR personal injury or death
Document Overview
Use caution while operating the machine and follow all safety procedures. Treat this equipment
with respect and service it regularly.
IN ADDITION TO READING THIS MANUAL, BECOME FAMILIAR WITH ESSENTIAL LOG
SPLITTER SAFETY BY WATCHING THE SAFETY VIDEOS AVAILABLE ON THE COMPANY
WEBSITE (ALSO AVAILABLE FROM HIRING COMPANIES)
visit www.bst brentsmithtrailers.logsplitter/safety
THE LOG SPLITTER MUST ONLY BE USED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INFORMATION
AND INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED IN THIS MANUAL
FAILURE TO READ, UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW THESE SAFETY PROCEDURES MAY
RESULT IN EQUIPMENT DAMAGE, SERIOUS INJURY, OR DEATH
THE OPERATOR MUST ENSURE THOSE ASSISTING WITH THE LOADING/UNLOADING
ALSO READ THIS MANUAL
ALL OPERATORS MUST READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING THE LOG SPLITTER

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2. SAFETY
Single Person Operation
Single-Person Operation ONLY
Due to the high risk of serious injury, the machine must ONLY be
OPERATED by one person. OPERATED means:
Placing logs in the splitting-zone
Operating the Control Levers (to actuate the splitting
wedge)
Removing split pieces from the splitting-zone
NOTE
The barrier guards and layout of the machine have been designed
to inhibit more than one person performing these tasks
KEEP HANDS and LIMBS clear of the splitting-zone
DO NOT hold or support the log while it is being split
DO NOT allow anyone else to support the log while it is being split
DO NOT allow another person to remove logs directly from the
splitting zone
DO NOT tamper with the Motor Speed control
DO NOT tamper with the Hydraulic Pressure Relief Valve
DO NOT operate the machine unless all people are clear of the
splitting-zone hazard area
NOTE
It is considered safe for another person to assist the operator by
loading logs onto the table and removing them from the table once
they have been cleared from the splitting-zone
Be Prepared
It is recommended you have available a fire extinguisher, medical kit and phone for emergencies
whilst conducting any work with the log splitters.
DO YOU HAVE A FULLY EQUIPPED MEDICAL KIT?
DO YOU HAVE A FIRE EXTINGUISHER AVAILABLE?
CAN YOU MAKE AN EMERGENCY CALL?
Dial 111

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Personal Protective Equipment
Appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is
required for the operator and persons assisting with
loading/unloading operations.
Always wear hearing protection
Always wear safety footwear
Always use eye protection - Full-face shields are
recommended
Protect your hands - tight-fitting gloves are
recommended
⚠WARNING
DO NOT wear loose clothing or jewellery that might get caught in
moving parts
Keep loose and long hair tied back or covered
General Warnings
Splitting mechanism is very POWERFUL and MOVES QUICKLY
LOG SPLITTERS can cause SERIOUS INJURY!
Hands and limbs risk being CRUSHED or SEVERED.
⚠WARNING
DO NOT use the log splitter for any purpose other than cutting
wood
Cut along the wood grain ONLY
DO NOT cut across the grain - Cutting across the grain may
cause wood pieces to be flung from the machine
⚠WARNING
OPERATION OF THE LOG SPLITTER MUST NOT BE PERFORMED
BY PERSONS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL, DRUGS,
MEDICATIONS OR ANY CHEMICALS CAPABLE OF IMPAIRING THE
ABILITIES OF THAT PERSON
⚠WARNING
Not to be operated by people under the age of 16

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Safe Handling of Fuel
Fuel is highly flammable especially on hot
surfaces - HANDLE WITH CARE!
NEVER refuel while the Engine is running
1. Stop the Engine and allow it to cool before refueling
2. Use a funnel or nozzle to avoid spillage
3. Replace gasoline cap securely and clean up spilled fuel before restarting
4. Use an approved fuel storage container
Operations Hazard Area
PUBLIC SAFETY WARNING
Keep all bystanders outside of the Operations Hazard Area
Always check the area for children!
Operations hazard area - Horizontal and Vertical log splitters

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Splitting-Zone Hazard Area
Splitting- zone hazard area
KEEP HANDS and LIMBS clear of the splitting-zone hazard area on
both the cutting and return stroke
NEVER reach or bend over the splitter-zone to pick up a log
Severing and crushing hazards
⚠WARNING
Never leave the Engine running when unattended - shut
the machine down even if unattended for a short period

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⚠WARNING
Exhaust gases are poisonous - DO NOT run the Engine
indoors or in an enclosed area
Always ensure there is adequate ventilation
Safety Signs
All operators must familiarise themselves with the “DANGER” and "WARNING" signs shown in this
section. Some log splitters may have additional safety signs that are not described here. All safety
signs affixed to the machine must be identified, read and understood. These signs have been
designed for maximum durability and legibility.

Safety Sign Maintenance
Safety Signs on the log splitter safety are considered safety equipment. They
must be maintained just as any other safety device. Safety signs must be kept
clean and legible to the operator, operational personnel, and bystanders.
NOTES
If a sign becomes damaged or illegible, replace it at your earliest
opportunity
If the machine is repaired or repainted, replace all signs before putting
back into service
Replacement signs are available from Brent Smith Trailers Limited
The following Table shows the Safety Signs used on Brent Smith Trailers log splitters, along with an
explanation of their purpose, location, and the normal quantity used on each machine.
Label Name: EMERGENCY STOP
Part #
BST0101
Function
Identify location
Location
Beside Emergency Stop button
Quantity
1
Label Name: SAFETY BOARD
Part #
BST0102
Function
List Safety Instructions
Location
Safety Mesh Grill
Quantity
1
Label Name: HAZARD 1M CLEARANCE -
VERTICAL
Part #
BST0104
Function
Warning - Bystander safety zone
Location
Sides of Log Splitter
Quantity
2

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Label Name: HAZARD 2M CLEARANCE -
VERTICAL
Part #
BST0105
Function
Warning - Bystander safety zone
Location
Rear of Log Splitter
Quantity
1
Label Name: HAZARD 1M CLEARANCE -
HORIZONTAL
Part #
BST0106
Function
Warning - Bystander safety zone
Location
Side & Rear of Log Splitter
Quantity
2
Label Name: CONTROL DIRECTION
Part #
BST0107
Function
Direction of controls for splitting
wedge
Location
Beside each Controller
Quantity
2
Label Name: MAY TIP BACKWARDS -
VERTICAL
Part #
BST0109
Function
Alert handler to potential hazard
- put stabiliser leg into safe
handling position
Location
Each Mudguard facing towbar
Quantity
2
Other Signage
Label Name:
MANUFACTURERS NAME PLATE
Part #
NAME PLATE
Function
Give Manufacturer & model
details
Location
Light Board
Quantity
1

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3. OPERATION
Prior to Starting
1. Put rear stabiliser legs into safe moving position (4th hole down) before moving log splitter
manually
2. Use jockey wheel to raise the towbar and disconnect the Log Splitter from the towing vehicle
3. Check that the ground is level and there is adequate ventilation for exhaust fumes
4. Lower the stabiliser legs and level the machine. If necessary, use a large flat support pad under
the stabiliser feet to prevent the legs from sinking. Ensure the locking screws are secured firmly.
Keep towbar Stabiliser leg /jockey wheel down while machine is in use.
5. Check for damage and loose parts - check the condition of the Safety Stop button
6. Check fuel, engine oil level and hydraulic oil level
7. Wear personal protective equipment
⚠WARNING
AVOID SLIPS!
DO NOT operate on a wet, muddy or greasy surface!
Starting the Engine
⚠CAUTION
AVOID flooding the engine!
Check the Safety Stop button has been
released before starting
1. Check no one is near the splitting-zone and bystanders are clear of the machine (outside the
operations hazard area)
2. Check the Safety Stop button is released (twist to release)
3. Turn the Fuel Switch to the ON position (Fig 1)
4. Turn the Engine Switch to the ON position (Fig 2)
5. If the engine is cold, close the Choke Lever (Fig 3)
6. Start the Engine using the Pull Cord (Fig 4) - release once the Engine is running.
7. Once the machine is running properly, return the Choke Lever to the OPEN position.
Stopping the Engine
1. Turn the Engine switch to the OFF position (Fig 2)
ENGINE speed and Hydraulic System Pressure have been
factory set as a safety measure and to ensure the longevity of
the machine,
DO NOT tamper with the Motor Speed control
DO NOT tamper with the Hydraulic Pressure Relief Valve

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Safety Stop Button
The SAFETY STOP BUTTON is a safety device designed to remove all power from the log splitter when
activated and prevent unexpected start up.
Activating the Safety Stop will turn the Engine OFF. If the wedge is moving, activating the Safety
Stop will not bring the wedge to an immediate stop (if the safety stop is activated while the wedge is
moving at full speed, the wedge will travel approximately 150mm before coming to a complete
stop).
Safety Function Check - Safety Stop Button
Before starting splitting operations, check that the SAFETY STOP BUTTON functions correctly.
1. While the Engine is OFF. Check that the Safety Stop Button moves freely. Press the Safety
Stop Button and check that it locks in the ON position
2. Release the Safety Stop Button to allow the engine to start
3. Start the Engine and keep it running for at least 5 seconds
4. Press the Safety Stop Button and check the Engine shut downs
DO NOT continue to use if the Engine fails to shut down after
pressing the Safety Stop Button
Shut the machine down using the ON/OFF switch at the engine.
Contact the Manufacturer
Two-Hand Control Lever System
The TWO-HAND CONTROL LEVER system is a safety device. It is designed to ensure that when the
splitting wedge is moving the operator has both hands and upper limbs clear of the splitting-zone.
⚠WARNING
ALWAYS use two hands on the controls
DO NOT modify the control levers or use an extension
device or tool to avoid two-hand operation
Safety Function Checks - Control Lever System
The control lever system is designed to ensure the splitting wedge stops immediately when either or
both of the levers are released.
1. Start the machine and move the splitting wedge by actuating both levers at the same time
2. Release the left-hand control lever and check that the splitting wedge stops immediately
3. Repeat with the right-hand control lever
4. Repeat by releasing both levers at the same time
DO NOT continue to use the machine if the splitting wedge fails
to stop when performing any of the above safety checks.
Contact the Manufacturer for instructions on repair or
replacement

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Log Lift Arm
The Lift Arm mechanism, provided for lifting logs onto the machine, is powered by a separate
hydraulic cylinder. Multiple logs can be placed on the arm for lifting.
Set Up
1. Disconnect the Hydraulic Cylinder from its Stowage Bracket (Fig E). Remove the Retaining
Clip. Remove the Clevis Pin and position the Cylinder so it can move freely.
2. Remove the Retaining Clip and disconnect the Lift Arm from its Stowed Position (Fig D).
3. Lower the Lift Arm
4. Turn the Engine ON
5. Connect the Hydraulic Cylinder to the Lift Arm Bracket. Use the Lift Arm Control Lever (Fig B)
to move Hydraulic Cylinder and align the Clevis with the hole on the Lift Arm Bracket
6. Secure the Hydraulic Cylinder. Insert the Clevis Pin and Retaining Clip (Fig E)
Operation
1. The Lift Arm Hydraulic Cylinder will only operate when the Engine is running
2. Place log(s) onto the Lift Arm (Fig A)
3. Raise and Lower using the Lift Arm Control Lever (Fig B)
Stowage
1. Disconnect the Hydraulic Cylinder from the Lift Arm Bracket. Remove Retaining Clip and
Clevis Pin (Fig E)
2. Raise the lift arm into the Stowed Position and secure with the Retaining Clip (Fig D)
3. Adjust the position of the Hydraulic Cylinder so it can be re-secured to its Stowage Bracket.
Insert Clevis Pin and Retaining Clip (Fig C)
Operator Position
The operator should position themselves facing the two handed controls. This is part of safe use of
the machine as:
1. It allows for full visual coverage of the hazard zone
2. It allows the operator to check no one else is at risk of injury
3. It prevents others from loading logs into the splitting-zone
4. It ensures the operator's body, hands and limbs are clear of the machine hazards when
operating the controls
5. It prevents logs from falling onto the lower limbs of the operator or those assisting with
loading/unloading

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Log Positioning and Cutting
1. Horizontal - Position the log firmly against the support plate
2. Vertical - position the log centrally beneath the wedge head
3. Using the control levers drive the splitting wedge through the log until it stops.
4. Retract the wedge using control levers and safely clear split pieces.
Removing Jammed Logs
A log may get stuck on the Wedge Base if the Wedge becomes embedded in the log and the log
doesn’t completely split and separate. This can happen if the log is too stringy or tough to split
completely.
⚠WARNING
Using the splitting wedge
Modifying the Log Splitter
1. Fully retract the splitting head
2. Engage the safety stop button
3. Remove the stuck log from the Wedge manually. IMPORTANT: Be extremely careful as log
pieces may fly off as they separate from the Wedge
Prior to Towing
1. Raise rear stabiliser legs to safe moving position (4th hole down) before any manual moving
of log splitter from site to vehicle
2. Ensure the Log Lifter is raised, stowed and secure
3. Check that the fuel cap is secure
4. Use Jockey wheel to assist raising towbar onto vehicle, secure the trailer to the towing
vehicle and ensure the safety chain is connected correctly
5. Fully raise the stabiliser legs and ensure they are stowed and secure. Ensure the locking
screws are secured firmly
6. Ensure jockey wheel or towbar support leg stowed away in correct travelling position

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4. MAINTENANCE
Perform all recommended maintenance procedures before using the log splitter.
a) Check the entire machine for damaged, worn or broken
parts. Replace any defective parts before using the
machine.
Splitter Blade (Fig 3)
a) Inspect the wear strip (1) the blade base (2) main beam (3)
and bottom plate (4) for wear and damage.
b) Check the edge of the blade (5) and sharpen if required.
Hydraulic Oil Filter (Fig 4).
a) The hydraulic filter is located in the top of the hydraulic tank.
b) To service the filter undo the three bolts (1) on top plate, Remove
the top plate (2), remove the filter element and fit the new
element.
c) Change the hydraulic filter element every 500 hours or every six
months.
d) Examine the used filter element for any unusual contamination, if
any metal particles are found check the system for the cause or
contact the service agent. Disconnect the filter cartridge and
replace.
Engine
The engine maintenance is fully covered in the engine instruction handbook delivered with the unit.
However the following list of instructions are the minimum required for daily maintenance.
a) Check the engine oil and fill if required, do not overfill.
b) Check the fuel level and fill if required, do not overfill the tank.
c) Check all hoses for leaks. Check joints, wires, cables and leads for damage and wear,
replace immediately if damage is found.
d) Check the engine for loose parts, do not start the engine with insecure and loose parts.
Hydraulic System and Components
Daily check all hydraulic hoses for leaks, wear, cracking, kinks and chaffing. Replace any defective
hose immediately.

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5. WARRANTY
Manufacturer's Plate
Your serial and Hydraulic Pump Number are located on the manufacturers plate.
When ordering any parts always quote the machine serial number. Use the cylinder number as well
as the machine number when ordering parts for the cylinder.
Machine Specifications
1. Number of operators
One operator ONLY
1. Maximum log length
450mm
2. Maximum log diameter
800mm
3. Maximum cutting stroke
500mm
4. Energy input
Model
6
9
14
6HP
9HP
14HP
5. Maximum hydraulic system
Pressure
2400 PSI
2800 PSI
3000 PSI
6. Over-pressure protection
YES
YES
YES
7. Over-pressure safety valve setting
2400 PSI
2800 PSI
3000 PSI
8. Maximum free speed of Splitting
Wedge
200mm per
second
250mm per
second
300mm per
second
9. Maximum cutting force
400kgf
800kgf
1200kgf
10. Duty
100%
11. Fuel Type
91 Unleaded
12. Fuel Capacity
3.2 litres
5.6 litres
6.8 litres
13. Oil Type
SAE 10W-30
14. Oil Capacity
.6 litre
1 litre
1.2 litres
Modifications
Modifications to the machine must not be performed without prior approval by Brent Smith Trailers.
Only use Brent Smith Trailers approved parts.
⚠WARNING
DO NOT alter or modify any safety device!
All safety devices must be inspected, tested and
maintained in proper working condition.
Warranty
Brent Smith Trailers warrants new products sold by it to be free from defects in material and
workmanship for a period of twelve months after delivery to the initial user buyer. This warranty is
for the replacement or repair of any part found to be defective during the warranty period. This
warranty excludes any transport costs incurred by Brent Smith Trailers in giving effect to the
warranty and specifically excludes all normal maintenance costs.
Replacement parts provided under the terms of this warranty are covered for the remainder of the
warranty period applicable to the product in which they are installed as if such parts were original
components of that product. Unauthorised repairs or modifications negate this warranty.

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Manufacturers Declaration
This statement covers the following products
i. Horizontal Log Splitters (6HP, 9HP & 14HP)
ii. Vertical Log Splitters (9HP & 14HP)
These products have passed regulatory inspections, meet essential Health and Safety requirements
and are designed and manufactured in accordance with the following:
Work Cover New South Wales Wood Splitters Industry Safety Standard: 2008
EN609-1:1999 Agricultural and Forestry Machinery - Safety of Log Splitters - Part 1: Wedge
Splitters + A2:2009
EN574 Two-Handed Controls, excluding clause 5.7.1
Manufacturer
Name
M&M LOG SPLITTERS Manufactured by Brent Smith Trailers Limited
Address
66 Nannestad Line, PO BOX 67, Bunnythorpe
Phone
0800 509 777
Date
8 December 2015
Signed

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6. SPARE PARTS LIST
All Log Splitter parts listed can be ordered directly from Brent Smith Trailers.
LOCATION
PART #
DESCRIPTION
QTY
COMMENTS
1
BASE
TROGAN
SUPPORT LEG or JOCKEY WHEEL TOWBAR
1
2
BASE
TOW COUPLING
1
3
BASE
SAFETY CHAIN
1
4
BASE
LIGHT PLUG
1
5
BASE
REAR SUPPORT LEGS & STOWAGE PIN
2
6
BASE
LEAF SPRINGS AND BOLTS SET
2
7
BASE
U BOLTS, PLATES AND NUT SET
2
8
BASE
AXLE
1
9
BASE
PT1010
BEARING, Kit (Trogan)
1
10
BASE
13”
WHEEL
2
11
BASE
175x13
TYRE
2
12
CONTROL BANK
LS 3000
VALVE, Control
1
13
CONTROL BANK
LS 3000
SEAL KIT, Control Valve
1
14
CONTROL BANK
LS 3000
LEVER & KNOB
1
15
CONTROL BANK
14
HOSE KIT
1
16
ENGINE
RECOIL ASSEMBLY, Start
1
Refer Engine Manual P/N
17
ENGINE
EX40DU
ENGINE
1
Refer engine manual P/N
18
ENGINE
SPARK PLUG
1
Refer engine manual P/N
19
ENGINE
FILTER, Air
1
Refer Engine Manual P/N
20
ENGINE
14
COUPLING, Pump
1
21
ENGINE
CJ 3032
HOUSING, Coupling
1
22
RAM
STANDARD
PIN, RAM PIN
1
23
RAM
3x2x457
CYLINDER, Hydraulic
1
24
RAM
SEAL KIT, RAM
1
Use S/N on cylinder for
P/N
25
RAM
STANDARD
BLADE ASSEMBLY
1
26
RAM
14
PLATE, Wear, Side
1
27
RAM
14
PLATE, Wear, Bottom
1
28
HYD. OIL TANK
F150AN
PUMP
1
29
HYD. OIL TANK
CR171C10R
FILTER ASSEMBLY, Hydraulic Oil
1
30
HYD. OIL TANK
BREATHER CAP
1
31
HYD. OIL TANK
JP1057
RETURN HOSE FITTING
1
32
LABELS
BST0101
SAFETY STOP
1
33
LABELS
BST0102
SAFETY BOARD
1
34
LABELS
BST0103
MANUFACTURERS NAME
1
35
LABELS
BST0104
HAZARD 1 M CLEARANCE VERT
2
36
LABELS
BST0105
HAZARD 2M CLEARANCE VERT
1
37
LABELS
BST0106
HAZARD 1M CLEARANCE HORIZ
2
38
LABELS
BST0107
BLADE DIRECTION
1
39
OTHER
LIFT ARM - CLEVIS PIN & CLIP
1
40
OTHER
LIFT ARM - STOWAGE CLIP
1
41
OTHER
UMBRELLA
1
Optional extra
42
OTHER
GRATED TABLE
1
Optional extra
43
OTHER
INSTRUCTIONS & SAFETY MANUAL
1
44
OTHER
DOCUMENT HOLDER
1
45
OTHER
TRAINING DVD
1

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Spare Parts Diagrams