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Model 185R
Kontrol-Karrier (discontinued)
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Copyright 2014 - Morse Mfg. Co., Inc. Form PL185R (0911-0114) (Updated September 12, 2014 9:10 AM) 3
Operator’s Manual for Morse Model 185R Kontrol-Karrier
Serial number 0911 to 0114 (MMYY)
Machine Description
Model 185R Kontrol-Karrier is designed to lift, transport and dispense a drum with a suitable top rim. It will not lift a drum without
a suitable top rim. The drum can be up to 23.5” (59.7 cm) in diameter and must be at least 34” (86.4 cm) tall. This includes most
55-gallon(208liter)steel,plasticandberdrums.Themaximumcapacityis800Lb.(363kg).
Options
Option X01-185 Hand Crank with MORStop Tilt-Brake factory installed on new model 185R.•
Toreplacestandardchainwheeltiltcontrolwiththisoptionintheeld,orderkit#1460-Pandkit#3900-P.
Option X02-185 Simple Hand Crank factory installed on new model 185R.•
Toreplacestandardchainwheeltiltcontrolwiththisoptionintheeld,orderkit#1460-P.
Option X03-185 16” (40.6 cm) Diameter Hand Wheel factory installed on new model 185R.•
Toreplacestandardchainwheeltiltcontrolwiththisoptionintheeld,orderKit#2690-P.
Important
Review the Material Safety Data Sheet(s) for the material(s) in the drum(s) and take all necessary precautions. Safety shoes, work gloves, hard hat and other personal1.
protective devices are recommended.
Please read all instructions thoroughly before attempting to operate your new Morse drum handler.2.
The185SeriesKontrol-Karriershaveamaximumcapacityratingof800Lb.(363kg)foraFULLdrumand500Lb.(227kg)foraHALF-FULLdrum,andaredesignedtolift3.
and move a drum of the size and type noted above. DO NOT exceed this rating. Exceeding this rating or handling drums other than those mentioned above is unsafe and
could result in equipment damage, excessive wear, awkward or dangerous handling.
Whenloading,unloading,operating,ormaintainingyourMORSEdrumhandler,alwaysusecareandgoodjudgment.Maintainsecurefootingandarmhold.Keephands4.
and loose clothing away from all moving parts. Never allow anyone to be below any part of a raised drum handler or drum. Read operating instructions and review the pictures
in the sales brochure before operation.
The185Seriesarea“Group1structuralandmechanical”below-the-hookliftingdevicewhicharecoveredbytheAmericanNationalStandardASMEB30.20.Theuser5.
should comply with all aspects of this standard.
WARNING - Before handling a drum, ensure that it has a suitable top rim to grab.
WARNING -Nevertiltwithoutrstengagingthebottomrimhookonasteeldrumorchainandloadbinder
onaplasticorberdrum.
Operating Instructions
StartwithKontrol-Karrierontheoor.LowerhoistandengagehoisthooktoliftKontrol-Karrier.1.
RaisehoisttoliftKontrol-Karrierclearofoorandtransportittothedrum.2.
Openthetopjawbyturningthe4”handwheelcounterclockwiseuntilthereisasufcientopeningtoacceptthetop3.
rim of the drum.
Raisehoisttoliftthe185Rclearofoorandpositionitataheightwhichalignsthebottomjawofthetoprimclamp4.
with the bottom of the top rim on drum. Ensure that the bottom rim catch near the bottom of the drum is facing to the
side, left or right, and not toward the drum.
Turn the 4” hand wheel clockwise until top jaw is pressing tightly against the top of the drum. The drum is now5.
securely held by the top rim clamp and can be lifted but NOT tilted.
Afterensuringthattherimclampissecureonthedrumrim,raisedrumabout4”(10cm)abovetheoor.Fordrums6.
with a suitable bottom rim, i.e. a steel drum, push down on the handle on the bottom rim catch and turn the catch until
itisunderthedrum.Foraplasticorberdrum,whichdonothaveasuitablebottomrimandcannotusethebottom
rim catch, wrap the cinch chain around the belly of the drum and secure it with the load binder and snap hook.
The drum can now be tilted to pour (steel drums can also be set on racks in a horizontal position since they do not7.
require the chain or load binder).
Raise hoist and position drum at pouring station.8.
Pour the drum by pulling on the pull chain (item 2) and rotating the drum to a suitable pouring angle. For best control9.
of drum pouring angle, pay out one side of the chain loop while pulling in the other side, thus being able to hold back
the drum rotation. The chain lock on the bottom of the power arm can be used to prevent drum rotation. To do so,
criss cross the chain and insert in each slot of the chain lock. If the drum handler is equipped with the MORStop
Tilt-Brake, there is no need to hold tension on both sides of the chain loop. Braking is immediate and self actuating,
withoutadditionalstepsbytheoperator.ToaddtheMORStopTilt-Braketoyourdrumhandler,orderpart#3900-P
foraeldinstallationkit.
Afterpouringiscompleted,rotatedrumbacktoverticalpositionandlowerhoisttoreturndrumtooor.10.
Maintenance
Lubricate gear teeth and roller chain.1.
Clean and oil moving parts periodically to maintain free action and reduce wear. Clean and lubricate more often in environment where dust, dirt or other foreign particals will2.
effect the performance of moving parts.
Periodically inspect all moving parts, framework, hand wheel assembly, top rim clamp, bottom rim catch and contact areas for signs of wear, fatigue or loosening. Tighten,3.
adjust or replace parts as necessary to prevent failure and maintain proper function.
Worn or damaged parts must be properly replaced with the correct, genuine Morse parts.4.