Quik corp Greenpro electric tipper trailer User manual

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PROUDLY AUSTRALIAN

OWNED & OPERATED

ELECTRIC TIPPER TRAILER

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

SMALL FARMS

IMPLEMENTS

ADDRESS

GREENPRO

37 Production Avenue,

Warana 4575 QLD

Australia

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Phone: 07 5493 8944

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READ THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY

BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE THE UNIT

No part of this manual may be reproduced without

written permission.

All information in this manual is based on the latest

product information available at the time of printing.

Greenpro Australia Pty Ltd

GP Electric Tipper Trailer

Instructions and Guidelines

Updated: August 2019

Original Instruction

All information, illustrations and specifications in this manual are based on the latest information at the time of publication.

The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice.

greenPRO

Quik Corp Pty Ltd

Client Implement Division

Previous Editions

WARNING

On behalf of greenPRO we would like to thank you for investing

in the greenPRO Tipper Trailer. Every greenPRO implement

is manufactured to meet our high standards, so that we can

provide our owners with the best product and service possible.

As an Australian owned business, your investment has enabled

our every success.

greenPRO, as a division of Quik Corp, has over two decades of

experience manufacturing premium agricultural equipment.

Since we started in 1988, our product range has continually

expanded and our innovation sparks from the passion and

commitment we have for the agricultural industry.

Over 30 years of active involvement in this community has

allowed our team to provide solutions to combat challenges

that Australian farmers face in agriculture today.

We appreciate your patronage and wish you many years of

safe and satisfied use of your implement.

This manual should be considered a permanent part of your

greenPRO Tipper Trailer and stored in a safe place for future

reference.

CONGRATULATIONS,

YOU’RE A PRO.

SECTION 1

Safety Precautions

SECTION 2

System Overview

SECTION 3

Basic Operation

SECTION 4

Dimensions & Specifications

SECTION 5

Trouble Shooting

SECTION 6

Maintenance

SECTION 7

Your Notes

SECTION 8

Warranty Policy

TABLE OF

CONTENTS

Tipper Trailer INSTRUCTION MANUAL

ELECTRIC TIPPER TRAILER INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1safety precautions

READ THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE

ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE THE UNIT

Be cautious of the dangers of loading your ATV or other vehicle in

excess of its carrying capacity. It is important to undertand that any

loads of attachments whether fastened or placed on the vehicle

will alter the stability and handling characteristics of the vehicle.

• Never exceed the load limit capacity of the ATV or vehicle

• Filling the tray may exceed the maximum load capacity and it

is not recommended to exceed manufacturers guidelines

• Ensure attachments are securely attached

• Proper maintenance in line with manufacturers specifications

is essential to the operation of your equipment

• Do not overload your trailer

• If operating over hilly terrain, the payload should be reduced

to ensure that the trailer stability is not compromised.

• Never allow passengers to ride on or in the trailer

WARNING

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2 SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Slide-out rear

tailgate

Storage for

shovels,rakes,

brooms

Up/down switch

for tip function,

30 Amp

resettable fuse

Height

adjustment

handle + Jockey

Wheel Bolt

Storage for

handheld sprayer

Storage area

on both sides

of the tipper

12-volt battery,

control box,

12-volt motor

cover

Jockey Wheel Tow Hitch Quick

Release Coupling

*Up position releases

Tipper from tow ball.

Down position locks

Tipper to tow ball for

towing.

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2 system overview

Holes for tail gate adjustment to

control spreading - located on both

sides of tail gate

Adjustment pin and chain located on

both rear sides of Tipper in position 4

Tail gate shown locked up in position

4 for controlled spreading.

Tail gate slides up to remove

Tail gate shown removed from tipper

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2SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Rear 12 Volt power cut off switch.

Cut off when tipper is in the full tip

position

12 Volt cut off switch

Tipper locking mechanism in the

unlocked position allowing tipper to

tip and retract

12 Volt cut off switch

Tipper in the locked position pressing

switch cutting power to the tip or

retract motor

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SYStem overview

Retraction-tipping winch belt

D ring for removing retraction-tipping

winch belt from tipper tray

Vehicle Anderson plug loom plugged

into Tipper Anderson plug. To

recharge 12-volt battery or provide

power to tipper if 12-volt tipper

battery is discharged

30 Amp Fuse protecting wiring loom

on Tipper

12 Volt battery

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basic operation

Make sure Tipper Tray lock is in the

unlocked position, flipped down, as

shown in the photo

30 Amp resettable 12 Volt motor fuse.

Push to reset if fuse has blown.

Tipper tray up/down switch for tipping

and tray retraction.

- Up for tipping

- Down for tray retraction back to

normal flat position

After tipping make sure the Tipper

lock is in the up Locked position

before moving the Tipper. This locks

the tray in place and trips the 12 Volt

cut off switch so the tray can’t move

up or down when towing the trailer

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basic operation

Front bolt to remove for access 12V

battery/relay box/motor cover

Rear bolts to remove for access 12V

battery/relay box/motor cover

Up/Down Tipper Tray Switch and 30

Amp resettable fuse

12 Volt Tipper motor

Relay control box

12 Volt Battery

ELECTRIC TIPPER TRAILER INSTRUCTION MANUAL

basic operation

Open view of relay box enclosure

behind battery cover.

Relays

12V

V23134-A1052-X294

40/30A

++1734

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FRAMEWORK Heavy duty hot dipped galvanised steel

TUB MATERIAL 2 mm aluminium dimple sheet

SIDE STORAGE 1000 mm long x 125 mm deep both

sides

TYRES AT 22x11-8 large floatation tyres

(Pressure 16 PSI)

AXLE 40 mm solid steel axle with sealed

bearing hubs

TAIL GATE 2 mm aluminium dimple sheet

TIPPER MOTOR 12 Volt, 90 Degree, 60 RPM, 150 watt

ELECTRICS

12V battery (optional) or anderson plug

to ATV with wiring loom. Resettable 30

amp fuse

BATTERY Predator ES12220 12 Volt 22 AH/20 Hr

FUSE 1 x 30 Amp resettable fuse, 2 x 30 Amp

blade fuses

MAX LOAD 400KG

TUB DIMENSIONS 1070mm Lx 1140mm Wx 580mm H

TRAILER DIMENSIONS 2340mm Lx 1150mm Wx 1380mm H

EMPTY WEIGHT 140KG

WARRANTY 2-year manufacturers warranty

DIMENSIONS & SPECIFICATIONS

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5 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE & SOLUTION

Tipper function doesn’t work

Possible Fault: Check that the tipper

locking latch is not in the locked

position.

Solution: Push latch down unlocking

the tipper latch

Possible Fault: Check 12 Volt tipper

battery is not at

Solution: Charge/replace battery

Possible Fault: Check 12 Volt vehicle

towing battery is not at

Solution: Charge/replace Battery

Possible Fault: Check 3 x 30 Amp

fuses are not blown

Solution: Press resettable fuse and or

replace blade fuses

Possible Fault: One of the two 12 cut

off switches is faulty or stuck in the

depressed position

Solution: Free up the plunger of the

cut-off switch or replace

Tipper function switch is working in

the incorrect direction. For example,

when pushing the switch in the

up position to tip the tipper tray

is moving back to the horizontal

position or vice versa.

Fault: The retraction strap has rolled all

the way around the motor pully causing

it to run in the reverse direction to the

switch.

Solution: Remove the strap D ring from

the tipper tray. Allow the tray to move

back into the horizontal position. Using

the switch run the belt strap all the way

down until it just starts to come back

up. Reattach the strap D ring.

ELECTRIC TIPPER TRAILER INSTRUCTION MANUAL

6MAINTENANCE

1. Charge 12-volt battery if discharged

2. Keep tipper strap clean from debris

3. Wash down Tipper when necessary

Weekly

1. Check operational movement and function of both 12-volt cut-off switches

2. Check tipper for loose bolts or nuts

3. Check tyre pressure and adjust to 16 PSI

1. Check Tipper belt strap for fraying and wear

MONTHLY

YEARLY

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7 YOUR NOTES

___________________________________________________________________

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8WARRANTY POLICY

This document sets out the warranties that are

given by Quik Corp Pty Ltd (ABN 18 081 235 556)

in relation to any greenPRO product purchased

from or manufactured by Quik Corp.

1. Definitions

1.1. In this warranty policy:

“Quik Corp” means Quik Corp Pty Ltd

(ABN 18 081 235 556); “Customer” means

the party who originally acquired the

Product from Quik Corp, or an authorized

distributor, reseller or dealer for Quik Corp,

for their own use.

“OEM Equipment” means the items

of equipment tted to the product by

Quik Corp and which items have been

manufactured by others and have their

own manufacturer’s warranty.

“Product” means the goods or machinery

that the Customer acquired

and which were manufactured by Quik

Corp.

2. Warranty

2.1. Subject to clause 3 and clause 4, Quik Corp

warrants to the Customer that the Product

will be free from proven defects in material

and workmanship for twelve months from

the date of purchase by the Customer,

unless a specic warranty period applies to

a component listed in appendix A.

2.2. The warranty is not transferable.

3. Limitations

3.1. This warranty does not cover damages

resulting from shipping and handling,

abuse, accidents, alterations, normal wear

or failure to maintain or use the Quik Corp

product with due care.

3.2. Quik Corp does not warrant that

the operation of the product will be

uninterrupted or error free. The Customer

must read and follow all instructions and

manuals for the setup, maintenance and

use of the Product. If the Customer fails

to do so, the product may not function

correctly and may suffer other damage.

3.3. This warranty does not extend to OEM

equipment which has its own warrant

and the Customer must rely on the OEM

equipment warranty for any defects in

material or workmanship relating to the

OEM equipment.

3.4. This warranty does not extend to cover

corrosion due to any cause nor to any

damage to painted or anodised surfaces

that occurs after the Customer takes

delivery of the product.

3.5. This warranty does not cover time required

to diagnose a warranty problem

3.6. The use of parts other than Quik Corp

parts for repair of warranted items will

automatically negate any warranty.

Warranted components must be replaced

with genuine Quik Corp parts.

3.7. Repairs by an unauthorised agent will

automatically forfeit any warranty. Warranty

repairs must be carried out by Quik Corp

or an authorised Quik Corp Dealer/Service

Agent only.

3.8. This warranty does not cover transportation

or insurance costs for Products needing

repair or replacement of warranted

components. Nor does it cover any freight

or insurance costs in obtaining new parts

or returning old parts to Quik Corp for

inspection purposes.

3.9. The time taken to remove and re-install a

warranted part or component into other

brands of equipment will not be covered

by the Quik Corp warranty. Only parts and

labour directly attributable to the repair of

the Quik Corp unit is covered.

3.10. Quik Corp does not pay for cleaning, or

clean the Product, accessories or work area

before or after the warranty repair.

3.11. Quik Corp assumes no responsibility for

improper choice of models or where

products are used in excess of rated

capacities and design functions, or under

abnormal conditions. We make available

a free technical service to help with any

product selection, application or situation.

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4. Repair or Replace

4.1. During the warranty period, Quik Corp or

its authorised Dealer/Service Agent shall

repair or replace, at Quik Corp’s discretion,

without charge for parts and standard

labour, any part of the Quik Corp Product

which fails because of defects in material

or workmanship unless the damage arises

from:

4.1.1. Failure resulting from neglect or misuse,

such as improper operation, lack of

required maintenance or continued use of

the Product after the discovery of a defect

which results in greater damage to the

Product;

4.1.2. Deteriorated or failed components

such as but not limited to diaphragms,

O-rings, hoses, seals, electrical wiring

and connections damaged by corrosive

chemicals, dirt and sand, excessive heat or

moisture. The Customer should ensure the

type and strength of chemicals used in the

Product are compatible with the design of

the Product;

4.1.3. The use of accessories, hardware, or

software which were not manufactured

by, installed by or approved in writing by

Quik Corp;

4.1.4. The use of consumable items such as but

not limited to oils, lubricants, diaphragms,

O-rings, hoses seals, gaskets, lter

elements, ow meters, clutches, drive

belts, pivot pins, paint, batteries, radio

transmitters, radio relays, push buttons,

switches, hose rollers, aerials, spray

guns and nozzles as these items are

considered to be normal wear items and

are not warranted;

4.1.5. Component failure caused by not

performing scheduled maintenance

service such as oils, grease, failure to

clean tanks, pumps, lters, spray lines,

nozzles or any other components and not

tightening or replacing loose or missing

bolts, nuts, ttings, shields and covers

4.1.6. Damage or machine failure caused by

carelessness or accidental damage,

improper operation, inappropriate

transportation or storage of the Product

4.1.7. Any contamination or leakages caused or

induced by the Customer

4.1.8. Any use or operation of the Product

outside the physical, electrical or

environmental specications of the

Product

4.1.9. Any alterations, modications,

attachments or unauthorised repairs

to the Product which have not been

authorised in writing by Quik Corp; and

4.1.10. Failures due to faulty or inadequate

electrical sources of power

5. OEM Warranties

5.1. All OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer)

components are covered by the Original

Manufacturer’s Warranty. It is the

Customer’s responsibility to familiarise

themselves with these warranties, and

subject to clause 7, that is the only warranty

given to the customer in respect of that

part of the Product.

6. Statutory Rights and Exclusions (New Zealand Only)

6.1. If the Product has been acquired for the

purposes of a business then pursuant to

section 43(2) of the Consumer Guarantees

Act 1993 (“CGA”) it is agreed that the

provisions of the CGA do not apply. To

the fullest extent permitted by law in New

Zealand, Quik Corp excludes any liability

for any direct or indirect loss or damage of

any kind arising from the Product, including

consequential loss or damage or loss of

prots, and loss or damage arising from

the negligence of Quik Corp’s employees

and agents. The warranty is personal to

the Customer and cannot be transferred

to a subsequent purchaser (although the

purchaser, in some circumstances, may

have rights under the CGA or the Sale

of Goods Act). These exclusions do not

exclude Quik Corp’s liability in respect of

any warranties or guarantees implied by

any relevant legislation in New Zealand

which cannot legally be contracted out of.

7. Warranty Claim Procedure

7.1. To obtain warranty service:

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7.1.2. The Customer must read the Operating

manual before operating the Product;

The Customer must provide with notice

of the defect Quik Corp within the

warranty period and within 14 days of

discovery of the claimed problem, and

allow reasonable time for replacement

or repair.

7.2. Quik Corp may, at its discretion, request

the Customer to deliver the alleged

defective parts to an authorised servicing

Dealer/Service Agent or to Quik Corp.

Transportation of the Product to the

authorised servicing Dealer/Service Agent

or Quik Corp for warranty work is the

responsibility of the Customer and is at

the Customer’s expense. Alternatively, the

Customer may request a Quik Corp service

technician to travel to the site of the Product

to effect repairs or replacement, however

the reasonable travel costs (including

travelling time) of the service technician

must be paid for by the Customer.

7.3. Any service outside the scope of this

warranty will be charged for at Quik Corp’s

rates and terms then in effect.

8. Other

8.1. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties

(except those of title), expressed or

implied, and there are no warranties of

merchantability or tness for a particular

purpose.

8.2. Unless the Product has been purchased

for personal, domestic or household use,

any liability of Quik Corp to the Customer

arising under statute which may not

be excluded restricted or modied by

agreement in limited to an amount equal

to, as determined by Quik Corp:

8.2.1. Replacement of the Product or supply of

equivalent Product;

8.2.2. The repair of the Product;

8.2.3. The payment of the cost of replacing or

repairing the Product;or

8.2.4. Refund of the purchase price paid by the

Customer.

8.3. Subject to clause 7.2, in no event shall Quik

Corp or the authorised Dealer/Service

Agent be liable for any loss of prot or

any consequential, indirect or special loss,

damage or injury of any kind whatsoever

arising directly or indirectly from the

Product or any defect.

8.4. The benets under this Warranty are in

addition to other rights and remedies

under a law in relation to the Product.

8.5. The judgement of Quik Corp in all cases

of claims under this warranty shall be nal

and conclusive and the Customer agrees to

accept its decisions on all questions as to

defect, repair and to the exchange of any

part or parts.

Appendix A:

1. Bertolini Pumps – Warranty period is

6 months. If Quik Flush pump and tank

cleaner is used from new then the warranty

period is extended to 18 months.

2. Honda Motors – Refer to your Honda Manual.

(Warranty period is up to 3 years)

3. Radio Receiver – Warranty period is 5 years on

all non-moving parts.

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ELECTRIC TIPPER TRAILER INSTRUCTION MANUAL

WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM

THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED WITHIN 14 DAYS

OF RECEIVING PRODUCT DELIVERY:

greenPRO

(a division of) Quik Corp Pty Ltd

37 PRODUCTION AVE

WARANA QLD 457

ONLY WHEN THIS REGISTRATION FORM IS COMPLETED AND RETURNED

CAN GREENPRO FULFILL ALL WARRANTY OBLIGATIONS

PRODUCT INFORMATION

greenPRO Model/Type: ______________________________________________

Serial Number: _____________________________________________________

Dealer Name (if applicable): __________________________________________

Purchase Date: _____________________________________________________

PURCHASER DETAILS

Company Name: ____________________________________________________

Title (Mr/Mrs/Ms): ______ Surname: ____________________________________

Given Name: _______________________________________________________

Postal Address: ____________________________________________________

Town: _____________________ State: _________ Post Code: _______________

Telephone: _____________________ Fax: _______________________________

Email: ____________________________________________________________

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