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On behalf of our entire team, I’d like to welcome you to the Promac family and thank
you for your business.
We pride ourselves on offering products that are unparalleled in quality,
craftsmanship and performance to help you get the job done better, faster and safer.
Your new heavy-duty brush mulcher was custom made in North America at our
manufacturing facility in British Columbia and is the result of over 40 years of
continuous development based on customer feedback from customers like you.
We strive to ensure our products are designed and supported with you and your
success in mind. We value your feedback regarding your experience with Promac
Equipment, right from discovering our products, purchasing, delivery, operation,
quality, the long-term reliability and cost of operating your Promac mulcher.
I encourage you to read this entire Operator’s Manual and work with your dealer to
ensure your Promac mulcher is properly set up for safety and optimal performance.
If there are any questions on the proper setup or operation of your new mulcher, do
not hesitate to call our office and talk to our technicians.
Please feel free to reach out to me personally to give me your feedback or to simply
introduce yourself and get to know us at Promac a bit better.
Thanks again for your confidence in Promac.
All the best,
Gary Powers
President, Promac Equipment Ltd.
1.800.665.5405
garypowers@promacgroup.ca
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| PROMAC EQUIPMENT OPERATOR’S MANUAL HSL60
The Seller makes no warranties, guarantees or representations of any kind either
expressed or implied, arising by law or otherwise that shall survive delivery of the
Goods by the Seller to the Purchaser hereunder, except for the Seller’s
representations expressly set forth herein. To the extent the Seller has previously
made any representations or statements that could be construed as a warranty
and/or guarantee, such representations and statements are hereby superseded. The
Seller warrants new equipment, so far as it is the Seller’s own design and
manufacture only, under normal use and service, and providing the equipment is
operated properly, to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period
of twelve (12) months after date of shipment.
The Seller warrants new replacement parts, so far as it is the Seller’s own design and
manufacture only, under normal use and service, and providing these parts are
installed properly, to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period
of thirty (30) days after date of shipment. The Seller does not warrant rebuilt,
repaired or exchange parts and equipment, this limited warranty is in lieu of any
other expressed or implied warranty including any implied warranty of
merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The Purchaser hereby waives all
rights and remedies, warranties, guarantees, obligations or liabilities, expressed or
implied, arising by law or otherwise with respect to all parts delivered including,
without limitation, any obligations of the Seller with respect to any implied warranty
of merchantability; any implied warranty arising from course of performance, course
of dealing or usage of trade; any implied warranty of fitness; and any obligation or
liability of the Seller arising from the negligence of the Seller, actual or imputed, or
for loss of use, revenue or profit with respect to the Goods, for any liability of the
Purchaser to any third party, or any other direct, incidental or consequential
damages.
This limited warranty shall not apply to any of the following: (i) normal wear and tear;
(ii) damage caused by misuse of the Goods; (iii) damage caused by non-observance
of operating, maintenance and repair instructions; (iv) damage caused by unsuitable
use; (v) damage caused by improper handling of Goods; (vi) equipment or parts
which have been repaired or modified by the Purchaser without the Seller’s prior
express written consent; and (vii) equipment or parts which have been subjected to
any repair, use or negligence, which, in the sole discretion of the Seller, has affected
the condition or operation thereof. All repairs and replacements made by the Seller
are subject to the same terms, conditions, limited warranty, disclaimer of warranty,
and limitation of liability and remedy as apply to the original sale of the Goods. With
respect to parts and components manufactured by others, the Seller’s warranty is
limited to the warranty offered by the manufacturer of the part or component.
Effective upon shipment, the Seller hereby assigns to the Purchaser any and all
warranties and claims which it may have received or to which it may be entitled from
the manufacturer of any parts, or to which it may be legally entitled to the extent
that the same are not extinguished by the sale of the parts.
THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE. THE GOODS ARE SOLD
HEREUNDER AS IS, NO OTHER WARRANTIES APPLY TO THESE GOODS, AND NO
WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, WHETHER IN
RELATION TO MERCHANTABILITY, HIDDEN DEFECTS, FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR
| PROMAC EQUIPMENT OPERATOR’S MANUAL HSL60
PURPOSE, COURSE OF PERFORMANCE, COURSE OF DEALING, USAGE OF TRADE,
NONINFRINGEMENT OR OTHERWISE IS GIVEN BY THE SELLER TO THE
PURCHASER OR ANY OTHER PARTY.
The Warranty Registration Form must be filled out and returned to Promac in order
to start warranty coverage for the product. The manufacturer stated warranty goes
into effect when the Promac product goes into service for the first time. Failure to
register the product with Promac within seven business days will void any and all
warranties on the product.
Full equipment and parts sales terms and conditions including warranty authorization
request forms are available for viewing at www.promacequipment.ca
| PROMAC EQUIPMENT OPERATOR’S MANUAL HSL60
Must be returned to Promac Equipment immediately upon receipt to initiate
warranty record and coverage. Include the following Installation Parameters page.
Model No:
Serial No:
Invoice No:
Dealer Name:
Customer Name:
Mailing Address:
City
Province/state:
Postal/Zip Code:
Telephone Number:
Email:
Warranty (Delivered) Date:
Carrier make and model:
Purchaser
The Purchaser hereby acknowledges that they have received, read and accept the
Promac sales terms and conditions, and warranty repair guidelines.
The Purchaser hereby further acknowledges that they have received and reviewed the
operator’s manual for the above machine and understand the proper and safe operation
as well as the applicable warranty outlined therein.
Signature
Name
Date
| PROMAC EQUIPMENT OPERATOR’S MANUAL HSL60
Return with Warranty Registration Form.
Parameter
Units
Value
Flowrate to brush mulcher at no load (free spinning)
GPM
Rotor shaft speed at no load (free spinning)
RPM
Supply pressure (circuit relief setting)
PSI
Case drain line pressure*
PSI
Return line pressure **
PSI
*
Max case pressure is 30 psi
**Return line pressure recommended to be below 150 psi
| PROMAC EQUIPMENT OPERATOR’S MANUAL HSL60
Limited Warranty Policy .................................................................................................................5
Warranty Registration .................................................................................................................... 6
Full Warranty Terms......................................................................................................................... 6
Warranty Registration Form ..........................................................................................................7
Installation Parameters .................................................................................................................... 8
Ordering Code .................................................................................................................................. 11
Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 12
Warranty.............................................................................................................................................. 12
Model and Serial Number .............................................................................................................. 12
Safety ................................................................................................................................................. 13
Owner and Operator Responsibility .......................................................................................... 13
Application.......................................................................................................................................... 13
Debris.................................................................................................................................................... 13
Component and Safety Decal Identification ...........................................................................14
Warnings..............................................................................................................................................16
Installation and Setup .................................................................................................................... 17
Receiving the Shipment ................................................................................................................. 17
Unpacking the Machine .................................................................................................................. 17
Hydraulic Requirements................................................................................................................. 17
RPM Limits .......................................................................................................................................... 18
Limitations .......................................................................................................................................... 18
Carrier Guarding ............................................................................................................................... 18
Installing the Attachment to the Carrier................................................................................... 19
Initial Pre-Start-Up Check.............................................................................................................. 19
Initial Start-Up Procedure..............................................................................................................19
Site Preparation............................................................................................................................... 19
Permits and environmental assessments .................................................................................19
Inspection...........................................................................................................................................20
Marking and signage ......................................................................................................................20
Expanding Work Area....................................................................................................................20
Operation .......................................................................................................................................... 21
Hazards ................................................................................................................................................ 21
Startup.................................................................................................................................................. 21
Operation ........................................................................................................................................... 22
Shutdown ........................................................................................................................................... 22
| PROMAC EQUIPMENT OPERATOR’S MANUAL HSL60
General Maintenance..................................................................................................................... 22
Safe Maintenance ............................................................................................................................ 22
Bolts and Locknuts –General Guidelines................................................................................ 23
Specific Bolt and Locknuts Requirements..............................................................................24
Recommended Torque Values....................................................................................................24
Grease Requirements..................................................................................................................... 25
Water Inclusion ................................................................................................................................ 25
Brush Mulcher Bit Maintenance .................................................................................................. 25
Part Replacements Warning........................................................................................................ 25
Recommended Maintenance Schedule.................................................................................... 26
Belt Tensioning................................................................................................................................. 26
Parts................................................................................................................................................... 27
Full Assembly Exploded Views................................................................................................... 27
Bearing Housing Detail –Drive Side ......................................................................................... 29
Bearing Housing Detail –Idle Side.............................................................................................30
CPR Rotor Parts ...............................................................................................................................34
Overall Dimensions........................................................................................................................ 35
Daily Pre-Work Checklist ............................................................................................................. 36
Operator’s Notes............................................................................................................................ 37