Talet Equipment Sand Kicker User manual

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Parts & Operators Manual
Sand Kicker
Revised 10/21/20

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To The Owner
General Comments
Congratulations on the purchase of our new Sand Kicker sand
spreader. Your unit was carefull designed and manufactured to give
ou man ears of dependable service. Your sand kicker will require
some minor maintenance to keep it in top working condition. Be sure
to observe all maintenance procedures and safet precautions in this
manual and the safet decals located on the attachment and on an
equipment on which it is mounted.
About This Manual
Read this manual before using our Sand Kicker. This manual has
been written to help ou do a more efficient and safer job. Read this
manual carefull and become familiar with the operating procedures
before attempting to operate our Sand Kicker. Remember, never let
an one operate this unit without them having read and completel
understanding the instructions in this manual, or having them be full
trained b an experienced, qualified person.
Service
When servicing our Sand Kicker remember to use onl original
manufacturer replacement parts. Substitute parts ma not meet the
standards required for safe, dependable operation.
To facilitate parts ordering, record the model and serial number in the
space provided on the page. This information ma be obtained from
the identification plate located above the mounting plate.
Model___________________Serial No._____________________
Our parts department needs this information to ensure that ou
receive the correct parts for our specific model.

Safety Alert Symbol
This is the “Safet Alert S mbol” used b this
industr . This s mbol is used to warn of possible
injur . Be sure to read all warnings carefull . The
are included for our safet and for the safet of
others working around ou.
Signal Wor s
Note the use of signal words Danger, Warning, and Caution with the
safet messages. The appropriate signal word for reach has been
selected using the following guidelines:
●DANGER: Indicates an immediate hazardous situation in which, if
not avoided, will result in death or serious injur . This signal word is
to be limited to the most extreme situations; t picall for machine
components which, for functional purposes, cannot be guarded.
●WARNING: Indicates a potentiall hazardous situation in which, if
not avoided, can result in death or serious injur and indicated
hazards that exposed when guards are removed. It ma also be
used to alert against unsafe practices.
●CAUTION: Indicates a potentiall hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, ma result in minor or moderate injur . It ma also be used
to alert against unsafe practices.
Safety Rules
To ensure skid steer stabilit , and to prevent tipping, alwa s observe
the following safet rules:
●Keep clear of spinner while in operation
●Before operating the skid steer, read the operating and safet
instructions provided b the manufacturer. Observe all warnings and
cautions, particularl those which describe the use of seat belts and
other operator restraints and those which describe the proper wa of
carr ing loads as close to the ground as possible.
Safety Precautions

●When using the Sand Kicker, be sure that the proper weight of the
load is not too heav . A light load sticking out too far can have the
same tipping effect on the loader as a heav load carried too close.
●Do not attempt to dig with the Sand Kicker. The scraper blade is
made to scoop from loose piles only.
●Do not obstruct our vision when traveling or working. Carr the
Sand Kicker low for maximum stabilit and visibilit when traveling.
●Operate at speeds slow enough so that ou have complete control
at all times. Travel slowl over rough or slipper ground and on
hillsides.
●Avoid steep slopes or unstable surfaces. If ou must drive on a
slope, keep the load low and proceed with extreme caution. Do not
drive across a steep slope under an circumstances. Drive straight
up and down the slope.
●Avoid turning on an incline, if at all possible. If it is necessar , use
extreme caution and make the turn wide and slow with the bucket
carried low.
●Never operate the spinner when people are standing b the hopper
and could be injured b the sand or agitator inside the hopper.
●Never heap load heav material where the combined weight of the
bucket and the material could exceed the rated capacit of the skid-
steer loader.
If ou can't see where ou are going then stop.
Ski -steer Loa er Safety
1.Read the entire skid-steer loader operators manual before ever
attempting to use the skid steer loader. This knowledge is necessar
for safe operation.
2.Follow all safet decals on the skid-steer loader. Keep them clean
and replace them if the become worn and hard to read.
Safety Precautions

3. Know the limitation of our equipment. Do not use equipment for
an thing other than what it was originall designed for.
4. Pa attention to the job at hand. Do not let our mind lose
concentration on what ou are doing.
5. Use our seat belt and R.O.P.S. (Roll Over Protective Structure)
when operating the skid-steer loader. Keep belt and R.O.P.S. in
good repair. Do not modif R.O.P.S. or seat belt. Do not remove
R.O.P.S. or seat belt. Overturning the skid-steer loader without
proper R.O.P.S. and seat belt can result in death.
6. Fasten our seat belt before and during skid steer loader operation.
Remain seated at all times.
7. Do not take passengers on the skid steer loader or attachment.
There is no safe place for a passenger.
8. Use hand hold when getting on and off the skid-steer loader. Failure
to do so could cause a fall.
9. Inspect the skid steer loader before ou tr to operate the unit.
Check for needed maintenance or repairs and have them done
before using the equipment.
10.Never leave the skid steer loader running unattended. Alwa s lower
lift arms, set parking brake, turn off engine, and remove ke .
11.Wear appropriate clothing such as safet glasses, ear plugs, etc.
Do not wear loose fitting clothing; it ma catch on the equipment.
Alwa s wear a hardhat when operating the skid-steer loader to
prevent head injur .
12.When driving on public roads use safet light, reflectors, slow
moving vehicle sign, etc., to prevent accidents. Check with local
governments for regulations that ma affect ou.
13.Turn off the skid-steer loader before performing maintenance. If the
lift arms must be left raised for an reason, use a positive lift arm
lock to secure arms in place. Serious damage or personal injur
could result from lift arms accidentall lowering.
Safety Precautions

Escaping fluid under pressure can have efficient force to
penetrate the skin causing serious personal injur . Fluid
escaping from a ver small hole can be almost invisible.
Use a piece of cardboard or wood, rather than our hands,
to search for suspected leaks.
Safety Precautions
14.Reduce speed when driving on rough terrain, slopes, or turning, to
avoid overturning the skid-steer loader.
15.Do not smoke when refueling the skid-steer loader. Allow room in
the gas tank for expansion. Wipe up an spilled liquid. Secure cap
tightl when done.
Keep unprotected bod parts, such as face, e es, and arms, as far
awa as possible from a suspected leak. Flesh injected with h draulic
fluid ma develop gangrene or other permanent disabilities. If injured
b injected fluid, see a doctor at once. If ou doctor is not familiar with
this t pe of injur , ask him to research immediatel to determine
proper treatment.

Pre-Operation
General Information
The purpose of this manual is to assist in setting up, operating, and
maintaining our sand kicker. Parts lists and diagrams along with
optional equipment available are located at the back of this manual.
The illustration and data used in this manual were current at the time
of printing, however, we reserve the right to redesign and change the
sand kicker as ma be necessar without notification.
Preparing the Vehicle
Your skid-steer must be equipped with a universal quick-tach hitch and
auxiliar h draulics. read our skid-steer loader operator's manual and
know the limitations of our skid-steer loader, it ma require the
addition of a counterweight kit to ensure that the combined weight of
the bucket and the material does not exceed the rated capacit of our
loader.
Note: An eas formula for calculating weight:
Bucket and material = empt bucket weight + 1000 lbs.
Do not use the hopper for mixing. Doing this will result in
extreme premature wear.
Mounting Instructions
After determining the rated capacit of our loader and adding an
counterweight kits that are needed ou are read to install our sand
kicker.
1. Install the bucket b following our skid-steer operators manual for
installing an attachment. Be sure to lock the attachment to the skid-
steer.
2. Connect the h draulic hoses to the skid-steer auxiliar h draulics
using the quick couplers.

3. Turn the auxiliar h draulics to the forward or locking position and
the spinner should rotate so that the material in the hopper is
discharged through the sliding doors a the bottom of the hopper. If the
spinner will be discharging sand in the wrong direction, reverse the
couplers.
4. Before attempting to load with sand, slowl lift and tilt bucket all the
wa forward. Ensure the hoses are long enough and will not get
snagged on the sander or skid-steer loader.
Mounting Instructions
Loa ing
We recommend disconnecting from the Sand Kicker and loading the
hopper with a second bucket. If this is unavailable the Sand Kicker has
been designed to be able to self-load from loose pies.
1. Remove the sidewalk guard if installed.
2. Lift hopper and tilt forward. Slowl scoop from pile ensuring that the
spinner (bottom) mount is not damaged.
Operating Instructions
Do not load from hard or frozen piles.
Do not let wet sand or similar materials freeze in hopper.

San Kicker Assembly

San Kicker Assembly
No. Req' Part No. Description
1 2 1045 .38” UNC x 1.5” Hex Capscrew
2 1514 .38” Flat Washer
2 1503 .38" Lock Washer
2 1 90002 Grate
3 1 90178 Sand Kicker Frame
4 3 30007 Slide Door with Knob
3 90549 Replacement Knob Onl
5&6 1 30013 Sidewalk Guard (1 Piece)
7 2 1043 .38” UNC x 1.00” Hex Capscrew
2 1514 .38” Flat Washer
2 1503 .38” Lock Washer
2 1226 .38” UNC Hex Nut

Motor Mount Assembly

Motor Mount Assembly
No. Req' Part No. Description
1 1 30004 Linkage
2 1 30003 Bushing
3 3 1006 .25” UNC x 1.50” Hex Capscrew
4 3 1512 Replaced w/Loctite
5 1 1226 .38” Nut – Used As Spacer Onl
6 6 30008 Spinner Blades
7 1 30002 Spinner Plate
8 12 30009 .31” UNC x .75” Carriage Bolt
9 12 87601 .31” UNC K-Nut
10 4 87561 .38” UNC x .75” Hex Capscrew
11 4 1503 Replaced w/Loctite
12 1 30001 Spinner Mount
13 4 1090 .50” UNC x 1.5” Hex Capscrew
14 4 1505 .50” Lock Washer
15 4 1228 .50” UNC Hex Nut
16 1 87484 H draulic Motor
- 1 87551 Replacement Ke
Note: Items 6-9 also sold as an assembl (part # 90372).
Note: Items 6,8,9 also sold as an assembl (part # 90077).

Agitator Assembly

Agitator Assembly
No. Req' Part No. Description
1 2 1517 .62” Flat Washer
2 1 30006 Guide Wheel
3 1 1617 Hair Pin
4 1 30005 Agitator
5 1 1047 .38” UNC x 2.00” Hex Capscrew
6 1 1536 .38” UNC N lock Nut
Note: Items 1-6 also sold as an assembl (part # 90068).

Hy raulic Assembly

Hy raulic Assembly
No. Req' Part No. Description
1 1 80133 Flat Face Male Coupler (10FB)
2 1 80132 Flat Face Female Coupler (10FB)
3 2 3072 Hose Assembl .50” x 108” 10FJ – 10MB
4 2 3071 Straight Adapter 10MB – 10MJ
5 1 87484 H draulic Motor
- 1 87551 Replacement Ke

Decals
Sand
Kicker
TEI-118
TEI-105
TEI-102 TEI-111

Warranty
All new Talet products are warranted to be free from defects
in materials or workmanship which ma cause failure under
normal usage and service when used for the purpose
intended.
In the event of failure within twelve (12) months from initial
retail sale, lease or rental date (excluding cable, ground
engaging parts such as sprockets, digging chain, bearings,
teeth, tamping and demolition heads, blade cutting edges,
pilot bits, auger teeth, auger heads & broom bristles), if after
examination, Talet determines failure was due to defective
material and/or workmanship, parts will be repaired or
replaced. Talet ma request defective part or parts be
returned prepaid to them for inspection at their place of
business at Strathmore, Alberta or to a location specified b
Talet.
An claims under this warrant must be made within fifteen
(15) da s after the Bu er learns of the facts upon which such
claim is based. All claims not made in writing and received b
talet within the time period specified above shall be deemed
waived.
This warrant is in lieu of all other warranties expressed or
implied and there are no warranties of merchantabilit or of
fitness for a particular purpose. In no event shall Talet be
liable for consequential or special damage.
Talet's liabilit for an and all losses and damages to bu er,
resulting from an cause whatsoever, including Talet's
negligence, irrespective of whether such defects are
discoverable or latent, shall in no event exceed the purchase
price of the particular products with respect to which losses
or damages are claimed, or, at the election of Talet, the repair
or replacement of defective or damaged products.