Peecon Cargo Compact Series User manual

Peeters Landbouwmachines B.V.
Tel [phone] Munnikenheiweg 47 www.peetersgroup.com
Fax [phone] 4876NE Etten-Leur (NL) [email protected]
English
Cargo Compact Series
Hook system types: CC-130, CC-180, CC-190 and CC-210.
OPERATOR'S MANUAL REVISED VERSON 2.4.1
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notification to the buyer.
The contents of this operator's manual may also be changed without prior notification. Please contact your
supplier's technical service department for any information about settings, maintenance work or repairs
which are not provided for in this operator's manual.
Although this operator's manual has been drawn up with all due care, Peeters Landbouwmachines B.V.
does not assume any liability for any errors in this operator's manual or any consequences thereof.

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Preface
The aim of this operator's manual is to give users an understanding of the operation, assembly and maintenance
of the machines supplied by Peeters Landbouwmachines B.V. Thoroughly read these instructions before
starting to use this machine and follow these instructions at all times. When in doubt about how to perform
an action, please contact Peeters Landbouwmachines B.V. Installation, commissioning and maintenance
must only be carried out by experience technicians.
As this concerns industrial equipment, we assume it is installed and maintained by properly trained and
educated technicians. Peeters Landbouwmachines B.V. has paid a lot of attention to the safety and reliability
of the machine and the accompanying installation. Some safety measures have been taken to ensure
that the equipment can be worked with safely. When coupling and/or connecting the machine, all safety
components must be installed before putting the machine into use.

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Contents
1 Introduction .........................................................................9
1.1 General .........................................................................9
1.2 Goal............................................................................9
1.3 Intended user ....................................................................9
1.4 Technical Specications............................................................10
1.5 Elementary specications ..........................................................11
1.6 Main elements ..................................................................12
1.7 Marking conventions..............................................................24
1.8 Main label of your machine ........................................................25
1.9 Markings on hydraulic hoses........................................................26
1.10 Liability and guarantee ...........................................................26
2 Making your machine ready for use .....................................................27
2.1 General ........................................................................27
2.2 Storing the machine ..............................................................27
2.3 Container standard ...............................................................27
3 Safety instructions ...................................................................29
3.1 General ........................................................................29
3.2 Danger zone ....................................................................32
3.3 Coupling and uncoupling the machine ................................................33
3.4 Using the machine ...............................................................33
3.5 Pulling up and dropping off the container .............................................34
3.6 Tipping the container .............................................................35
3.7 Safety symbols ..................................................................35
3.8 Extreme situations ...............................................................38
4 Function description..................................................................39
4.1 Picking up a container.............................................................39
4.2 Tipping a container ...............................................................42
4.3 Dropping off a container...........................................................44
5 Maintenance and inspection ...........................................................46
5.1 General ........................................................................46
5.2 General inspection ...............................................................48
5.3 Daily inspection..................................................................48
5.4 Weekly maintenance items ........................................................48
5.5 Monthly maintenance items........................................................49
5.6 Annual maintenance items.........................................................49
5.7 After commissioning..............................................................49
5.8 Decommissioning for more than 1 month .............................................49
5.9 Torques ........................................................................49
5.10 Lubricants......................................................................50
5.11 Maintenance of the optional brake system ...........................................50
5.12 Lubrication points ...............................................................51
5.13 Lubrication points ...............................................................52

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6 Glossary ...........................................................................53
7 Troubleshooting list ..................................................................54
7.1 Mechanical/ hydraulic fault ........................................................54
7.2 Electrical fault ...................................................................55
8 System diagrams ....................................................................56
8.1 Hydraulic system Compact 13000....................................................56
8.2 Hydraulic system Compact 18000....................................................57
8.3 Hydraulic system Compact 19000....................................................58
8.4 Electrical system Compact 18000 ....................................................59
8.5 Electrical system Compact 19000 ....................................................60
8.6 Electrical system ................................................................61

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Introduction
1 Introduction
1.1 General
We would like to start by congratulating you on purchasing your new Peecon Cargo Compact hook system.
Peecon products are synonymous with quality and reliability.
The Peecon Cargo series was developed following an intensive research and test programme. One of our
initial objectives was and is constructing machines whose use, operation, safety, maintenance and service life
comply with, at a minimum, all the latest available standards and regulations of the EEC. Peecon machines
can be delivered in various different versions; your version is described in section 1.4. The possibility to
indicate your options has been created so that you will always refer to the right version.
1.2 Goal
The Peecon hook system is available in four different versions and with a wide range of extras to enable you
to expand your hook system to a machine tailored to your specific requirements. The Peecon hook system
can be used for transporting and unloading, by tipping, various loose materials. The hook system can be used
to transport and pull up / drop off a container. The hook system has been fully equipped according to your
wishes in order to enable comfortable working for many hours in heavy-duty conditions.
We understand that you are keen to start using your hook system, but please take some time to first read
these instructions carefully. Every Peecon hook system is one of a kind. This may lead to dangers if you do
not use the trailer in the correct way. Thoroughly reading this operator's manual may save you time and
money in the future. Any use other than that described in these instructions cancels any liability on the part
of your supplier.
Again, we congratulate you on buying this trailer and we wish you a great many productive years with your
hook system.
1.3 Intended user
This operator's manual is intended for authorised personnel and technically competent personnel.
Authorised personnel are people who:
have achieved a certain level of knowledge through education / training (internal training course specifically
for the Cargo Compact) and have certain skills to operate the machine.
Technically competent personnel are people who:
are authorised and have developed a certain level of technical expertise (at least an diploma at intermediate
vocational education level) through schooling / training and who are familiar with the machine's technology
and aware of the possible dangers and risks. They are also authorised to set up the machine, to work with
the machine, to clean it and to carry out maintenance work. (e.g. a Peeters Landbouwmachines B.V. service
technician)

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1.4 Technical Specications
You can find the specific type of your machine on the machine identification plate on the right-hand side of
the chassis.
Peecon Compact HS 13000 (cc-130) 18000 (cc-180) 19000XL (cc-190) 21000XXL (cc-210)
Frame: hollow box section 200x100x8 250x100x8
Axle distance: 1131 mm 1560 mm (1810 mm “optional”)
Axle suspension Rocker tandem Hydraulic springs
Wheel hub: 120x120, 8-hole 150x150, 10-hole
Brake: Hydraulic 300x160 Hydraulic 406x120
Tyres: Goodyear 435/50R19.5 Alliance 560/60R22.5
Axle type: 2x rigid 2x rigid 2x rigid 2x steered / 1x
rigid
Towing eye: Turnable towing eye, 50 mm
Support: Manual / manual hydraulic
Electric supply: 12V system
Hydraulic interlocking last axle: Interlocking last axle, electrical
Necessary tractor connection: 3 double acting
functions
- 1 single action conn.+ press.
return
Own oil pressure system: No Yes, 300 bar No Yes, 300 bar
Turnable towing eye height approx. 500 mm
Necessary tractor oil volume: 20 litres 0 litre 25 litres 0 litre
Oil flow rate: Max. 120 l/min n/a 120 l/min n/a
Tipping angle: 47° 48°
Standard chassis weight: 2,750 kg 2,950 kg 4,500 kg 6,000 kg
Chassis length: 5,720 mm 7,350 mm 7,850 mm
Container hook height: 1,450 mm / 1,570 mm (manually adjustable)
Trailer height: 980 mm 1,280 mm
Total width: approx. 2,350 mm approx. 2,550 mm
Length of container that can be loaded: 4,300 mm 6,000 mm
Theoretical drawbar pressure, without load: 480 kg 426 kg 536 kg 402 kg
Theoretical drawbar pressure, with a load: 2,560 kg 2,989 kg 2,948 kg 2,630 kg
Maximum driving speed: 40 km/h
Max. total container weight: 13,000 kg 18,000 kg 19,000 kg 21,000 kg
Max. technical total weight: 15,750 kg 20,950 kg 23,500 kg 27,000 kg
Peecon Compact HS 13000 (cc-130) 18000 (cc-180) 19000 XL 21000XXL (cc-210)
Electrohydraulic operation for putting
containers on/off
Option Standard
Tracking steered axle with hydr. axle block Option Option n/a
Mechan./hydr. forced steered axle Option Option Standard
Elektronic Mobil Electr. axle steering by LS Option
Air-braked axles Option
Brake adjustment through throttling Option n/a
600 mm sliding arm for a container length of
max. 5m
Option n/a
Ball towing eye Scharmuller / Sauerman 80mm Option
Towing eye DIN 40mm Option
Rear towing hook 2.5 tons Option
Hydraulic support Option Standard
Hydraulic inside/outside securing device Option Standard
Plastic front and rear mud guards Option
Stainless steel / aluminium mud guards Option
Extended chassis for construction crane Option