Terex Bid-Well 4800 User manual

01/01/08 (2008) BID-WELL CORPORATION i
CONCRETE PAVING MACHINE
SERIAL NO.
When ordering parts or when consulting the
Bid-Well Service Department
ALWAYS KNOW your MACHINE SERIAL NUMBER
BID-WELL
A Terex Company
CANTON, SD 57013
 TEL:605-987-2603•FAX:605-987-2605

ii BID-WELL CORPORATION
INDEX
SECTION
I INTRODUCTION
1. Warranty
2. Specifications
3. Machine Weights
4. Operator Qualification
5. Safety
6. Decals
II COMPONENTS & CONTROLS
1. Machine Frame
2. Stationary Power Unit
3. Paving Carriage
4. Paver Options
5. Manual Carriage Directional Control
6. Power Selector Control
7. Carriage Speed Control
8. Machine Travel Direction Control
9. Machine Travel Speed Control
10. Carriage On/Off Valve
11. Roller Direction Control
12. Automatic Roller Reversing Control
13. Rota-Vibe Speed Control
III SETUP - OPERATION - MAINTENANCE
Standard Machine
1. Lifting the Machine
2. Loading the Machine
3. Towing the Machine
4. Screed Rail and Paving Forms
5. Machine Setup
6. Paving Procedures
7. Maintenance
8. Trouble Shooting
IV STANDARD PARTS BOOK
V OPTION PARTS BOOK

MODEL 4800 (2008) SECTION I PAGE 1.1
SECTION I
INTRODUCTION
MODEL 4800
1. BIDWELL WARRANTY ................................................................................................................. 1.3
2. MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................... 1.4 - 1.5
3. MACHINE WEIGHTS............................................................................................................. 1.6 - 1.9
4. OPERATOR QUALIFICATION .................................................................................................... 1.10
5. GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................................................................... 1.11 - 1.12
6. SAFETY DECAL IDENTIFICATION.................................................................................. 1.12 - 1.16
When ordering parts or when consulting the
Bid-Well Service Department
ALWAYS KNOW your Machine Serial Number
BID-WELL
A Terex Company
CANTON, SD 57013
 TEL:605-987-2603•FAX:605-987-2605
“2008” SECTION I
 ATEREXCOMPANY
CANTON, SD 57013 USA

NOTES
PAGE 1.2 SECTION I MODEL 4800 (2008)

WARRANTY
MODEL 4800 CONCRETE PAVER
The BID-WELL, A TEREX COMPANY, products are warranted, to
the original owner, against defects in workmanship and materials
for a period of 6 months or 1000 hours, which ever comes first,
from delivery date. This warranty is limited to repair or replace-
ment of those parts found defective in material or workmanship.
All parts such as hydraulic and mechanical components not made
by BID-WELL are warranted to the extent of the original manufac-
turer’s warranty. Engines are not warranted by BID-WELL but are
warranted by the engine manufacturer. See the engine Owner’s
Manual.
BID-WELL shall have no liability for loss of use or for any inciden-
tal or consequential damages, such as, but not limited to, loss of
profits, loss of use of other equipment, improper performance of
work, penalties of any kind, loss of services of personnel, or any
other losses which may be experienced by the Buyer.
THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES,
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED (INCLUDING THOSE OF MER-
CHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PUR-
POSE), AND ALL OTHER OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES ON
OUR PART. BID-WELL NEITHER ASSUMES NOR AUTHO-
RIZES ANY OTHER PERSON TO ASSUME FOR BID-WELL,
ANY OTHER LIABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE
OF BID-WELL PRODUCTS. THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES
WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE
FACE HEREOF.
MODEL 4800 (2008) SECTION I PAGE 1.3
CANTON, SD 57013 USA

PAGE 1.4 SECTION I MODEL 4800 (2008)
SPECIFICATIONS - MODEL 4800 CONCRETE PAVER
BASIC UNIT
• Allweldedsteelconstructionthatcreatesstrengthwithaminimumofweight.
• Crownmaybechangedatanyhingepointorattravelrailadjuster.
• MachineLength.........................................36 Ft - (10.9 M) Can be extended to 160 Ft (Consult Factory) (48.77 M)
• LegSpan...............................................................................33.4 Ft (10.2 M) Maximum, 15.0 Ft (4.57 M) Minimum
• PavingWidth ..............................................................................31.3 Ft (9.5 M) Maximum, 12 Ft (3.65 M) Minimum
• HeavyDutyLegs................................................................................................................. 6 In (15.2 Cm) Diameter
• BogieAssembly(2WheelsperBogie).................................................4 Ft Wheel Center to Wheel Center (1.22 M)
• OperatingWeight .................................................................................................................... 7600 Lbs (3446.6 Kg)
• MachineTravelSpeed ..................................................................... 0 to 55 Ft per Minute (0 to 16.76 M per Minute)
• MachineAdvanceperCarriagePass.......................................................................... 0 to 15 Inches (0 to 38.1 Cm)
• Battery............................................................................................................................................................. 12 Volt
• PowerUnit
Engine.................................................. Kohler Gasoline Engine, 23 HP - Kubota Diesel Engine, 20 HP or 31.5 HP
PAVING CARRIAGE
• Turntablemountingtoallowforskeweddecks.
• Independentlyadjustabledualaugers.
• Fivefootlongdualrollers.
• Independentrollerrotationwithautomaticrollerreversingornon-rollerreversing.
• Automaticcushionedpavingcarriagetravelreversal.
• AdjustableDragPanandTexturingDrag.
• DualpatentedRota-Vibe®
• CarriageTravelSpeed-0to120FtperMinute(0to30.48MperMinute)
• PowerUnit
Engine.................................................. Kohler Gasoline Engine, 23 HP - Kubota Diesel Engine, 20 HP or 31.5 HP
POPULAR OPTIONS
• ExtensionInserts-18Ft(5.48M),15Ft(4.57M),12Ft(3.65M),6Ft(1.83M),and3Ft(0.91M)
• ManualCrownAdjuster
• PowerCrownAdjuster
• FourWheelDollywithSwivelTop
• AdjustableTowingTongue
• SkewBarKit
• SwingOutLegs
• LegMountedOn/OffValve
• PowerLegs
• PowerWidening
• DualpatentedRota-Vibe®
• SpudVibrator
• PowerPressureWasher
• CarriageLift
• DualDragPanwithorwithoutLift
• 6-WheelBogieDistributionSystem
SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION
Always give the factory the Serial Number assigned to your unit when ordering parts or when requesting service or
other information. The Serial Number is written on the front of this manual and stamped Serial Plates are located on
the Power Unit and the Paving Carriage.
We suggest that you write the serial number and other pertinent information in the space provided below:
MODEL:
SERIAL NUMBER:
PRODUCTION YEAR:

MODEL 4800 (2008) SECTION I PAGE 1.5
KEY DESCRIPTION MEASUREMENT
A Overall Machine Length 36 Ft 6 In 11.12 M
B Leg Span - Each leg moves on own dolly to accommodate 33 Ft. 3 In 10.15 M
different widths and variable width pours.
C Finishing Width 31 Ft 4 In 9.55 M
D Maximum Leg Travel - Each leg moves on its own dolly to 15 Ft 3 In 4.66 M
accommodate different widths and variable width pours.
E Maximum Frame Clearance above Screed Rail 47 In 119.38 Cm
F Minimum Frame Clearance above Screed Rail 15 In 38.10 Cm
G Frame Clearance above Finished Concrete 37 In 93.98 Cm
H Towing Tongue Extension 52 In 132.08 Cm
I Height of Top of Leg 111 In 2.82 M
J Height of Truss 48 In 121.92 Cm
K Leg Center Spacing 90-3/4 In 2.31 M
L Length of Drag Pan 33 In 83.8 Cm
M Burlap Drag Length 19 In 47.6 Cm
N Paving Roller Length 60 In 152.4 Cm
O Auger Length 32 In 81.3 Cm
P Auger Diameter 8 In 20.3 Cm
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SPECIFICATIONS - 4800-4840-5000

PAGE 1.6 SECTION I MODEL 4800 (2008)
EXAMPLE:
YOUR MACHINE:
DEAD LOADS TOTAL WEIGHT IDLER END POWER UNIT END
(LBS) (LBS PER WHEEL) (LBS PER WHEEL)
BASIC MACHINE WEIGHT /8
EXTRA INSERTS /8
MACHINE ACCESSORIES /8
MACHINE TRANSFER WEIGHT -+
LIVE LOADS
BASIC CARRIAGE WEIGHT /4
CARRIAGE ACCESSORIES /4
OPERATOR WEIGHT /4
TOTAL WEIGHTS
(LBS) (LBS PER WHEEL) (LBS PER WHEEL)
DEAD LOADS TOTAL WEIGHT IDLER END POWER UNIT END
(LBS) (LBS PER WHEEL) (LBS PER WHEEL)
BASIC MACHINE WEIGHT 5762 /8 720 720
EXTRA INSERTS 1094 /8 137 137
MACHINE ACCESSORIES 835 /8 104 104
MACHINE TRANSFER WEIGHT -175 +175
LIVE LOADS
BASIC CARRIAGE WEIGHT 2652 /4 663 663
CARRIAGE ACCESSORIES 250 /4 63 63
OPERATOR WEIGHT 200 /4 50 50
TOTAL WEIGHTS 10793 1562 1912
(LBS) (LBS PER WHEEL) (LBS PER WHEEL)

MODEL 4800 (2008) SECTION I PAGE 1.7
4800 MACHINE WEIGHTS - All Weights are Approximate.
Weight of Power Unit with full fuel tank & Truss Assembled at Factory (Does not include Weight of
Paving Carriage or Machine Accessories) All weights are approximate.
• Two(2)12FtInsertSectionswithlegrail.................................................................5762 Lbs (2613 Kg)
• Two(2)12FtInsertSections&Two(2)6FtInsertSectionswithlegrail..................6856 lbs (3110 Kg)
• Three(3)12FtInsertSectionswithlegrail............................................................... 6691 lbs (3034 Kg)
• Two(2)15FtInsertSectionswithlegrail.................................................................. 6166 lbs (2797 Kg)
• Two(2)15FtInsertSections&One(1)6FtInsertSectionwithlegrail................... 6713 lbs (3045 Kg)
• Two(2)18FtInsertSectionswithlegrail.................................................................. 6444 lbs (2923 Kg)
The Basic Weight of your machine is ________lbs, assembled from ______ sections at the factory. Write the
basic weight of your machine into the Total Weight column on Page 2. Divide the Total Weight by 8 (the num-
ber of machine wheels) to get the weight per wheel on the Idler End and the Power Unit End of the machine.
Example:5762 lbs TOTAL WEIGHT / 8 = 720 lbs. Write the weight per wheel of your machine in the Idler End
and Power Unit End columns on Page 2.
Weight of Machine Insert Sections (Includes two sides, braces, carriage travel chain and hydraulic
hose)
• 1FtSection ...................................................................................... Without Leg Rail = 185 lbs (84 Kg)
• 3FtSection ......................................................................................... With Leg Rail = 374 lbs (168 Kg)
• 3FtSection .................................................................................... Without Leg Rail = 354 lbs (161 Kg)
• 4FtSection ........................................................................................ With Leg Rail = 460 lbs (209 Kg)
• 4FtSection .................................................................................... Without Leg Rail = 422 lbs (191 Kg)
• 6FtSection ......................................................................................... With Leg Rail = 547 lbs (248 Kg)
• 6FtSection .................................................................................... Without Leg Rail = 495 lbs (225 Kg)
• 8FtSection ......................................................................................... With Leg Rail = 685 lbs (311 Kg)
• 12FtSection ....................................................................................... With Leg Rail = 929 lbs (421 Kg)
• 12FtSection .................................................................................. Without Leg Rail = 820 lbs (372 Kg)
• 15FtSection ..................................................................................... With Leg Rail = 1131 lbs (513 Kg)
• 15FtSection .................................................................................. Without Leg Rail = 995 lbs (451 Kg)
• 18FtSection ..................................................................................... With Leg Rail = 1270 lbs (576 Kg)
• 18FtSection ................................................................................ Without Leg Rail = 1107 lbs (502 Kg)
Determine the number of each length and type of insert section that are going to be added to the basic
machine. Add the weights of those sections to get the total weight of extra sections. Example: (2) 6 Ft Sec-
tions with rail =1094 lbs Write this weight in the Total Weight column. Divide the total weight of the extra
inserts by the number of wheels (8) to determine weight per wheel on the Idler End and the Power Unit
End of the machine. Example 1094 lbs / 8 = 137 lbs PER WHEEL.
Weight of Machine Accessories (These weights take into consideration any basic machine parts
that the accessory replaced). Unfortunately, not all accessory weights are currently available. If
your accessory is not included in the list below, contact the Bidwell Service Department.
• 6InchSwingLegs(Setoftwo)...................................................................................... 240 lbs (109 Kg)
• 6InchSwingLegs(Setoffour) ....................................................................................480 lbs (218 Kg)
• PivotLeg&LegPlateLegs(Setoffour)less1344lbsStandardLegs ........................... 116 lbs (53 Kg)
• PowerCrownAdjusterless120lbsManualCrown .......................................................355 lbs (161 Kg)
• PowerWidening(1EndofMachine) ...............................................................................100 lbs (45 Kg)
• PowerLeg&LegPlate(Setof4)1344lbsStandardLegs ...............................................96 lbs (44 Kg)
• TowingTongue.................................................................................................................105 lbs (48 Kg)
* Six Wheel Bogie System ............................................................................................... 840 lbs (381 Kg)
Determine the number of accessories being added to the basic machine. Add the additional weights of
those accessories. Example: Swing Legs, 480 lbs + Power Crown, 355 lbs = 835 lbs. Write this weight in
the , Weight column. Divide the total weight of the extra inserts by the number of wheels (8) to determine
weight per wheel on the Idler End and the Power Unit End of the machine. Example 835 lbs / 8 = 104 lbs
PER WHEEL

PAGE 1.8 SECTION I MODEL 4800 (2008)
Live Loads for 4800 Machines
The Paving Carriage, accessories and the operator are considered live loads because they move from
one end of the machine to the other. Therefore, it is necessary to figure that the entire weight of these live
loads will be carried by only one end of the machine at a time. The Basic Weight of the standard Paving
Carriage with Carriage Lift, Rota-Vibe and Drag Pan is listed below.
• 4800PavingCarriagewithDualRollers(GasolineEnginewithfullFuelTank) ...... 2552 lbs (1158
Kg)
• 4800PavingCarriagewithDualRollers(DieselEnginewithfullFuelTank).... 2652 lbs (1203 Kg)
The weight Per Wheel is the Basic Weight Assembled at Factory divided by the number of wheels at each
end of the machine. Write the weight of the basic carriage into the Total Weight column. Divide the total
weight by 4 to obtain the weight per wheel on the Idler End and the Power Unit End of the machine. Write the
wheel loads of your machine into the weight per wheel columns. Example: 2652 lbs / 4 = 663 lbs PER WHEEL.
Weight of Paving Carriage Accessories (These weights take into consideration any basic carriage
parts that the accessory replaced). Unfortunately, not all accessory weights are currently avail-
able. If your accessory is not included in the list below, contact the Bidwell Service Department.
Weight Transfer of Power Units with Diesel and Gasoline Engines
The graphs below list the additional weight that the Power Unit adds to the wheel load on the Power
Unit End of the machine. Graph A lists the weight to be deducted from the Idler End of the machine and
Graph B lists the weight to be added to the Power Unit End of the machine. The total weight of the Power
Unit is included in the basic machine weight. The longer the total length of the machine, the more the
Power Unit weight is transferred to the Power Unit End of the machine and away from the Idler End of the
machine. Consult the appropriate graph and determine the wheel loads for the idler end and the power
end of the machine. For example, using the diesel graphs, if the distance between screed rails is 36 feet
the pounds per wheel will be approximately 175 lbs per wheel on both the Idler End and on the Power
Unit End. Subtract 175 lbs per wheel from the Idler End and add 175 lbs per wheel to the Power Unit
End.
WEIGHT GRAPHS - SECTION I
Lbs. per
Wheel
Distance between Screed Rails in Feet
150
160
170
180
190
200
GRAPH A - IDLER END
40 60 80 100 120
Lbs. per
Wheel
Distance between Screed Rails in Feet
200
190
180
170
160
150
GRAPH B - POWER UNIT END
40 60 80 100 120
WEIGHT TRANSFER - DIESEL ENGINES
WEIGHT GRAPHS - SECTION I
Lbs. per
Wheel
Distance between Screed Rails in Feet
80
90
100
110
120 40 60 80 100 120
GRAPH A - IDLER END
Lbs. per
Wheel
Distance between Screed Rails in Feet
120
120
110
100
90
80 40 60 80 100
GRAPH B - POWER UNIT END
WEIGHT TRANSFER - GASOLINE ENGINES

MODEL 4800 (2008) SECTION I PAGE 1.9
• SecondDragPan .............................................................................................................. 84 lbs (38 Kg)
• SkewBarKit .................................................................................................................. 250 lbs (113 Kg)
• SpudVibrator................................................................................................................. 397 lbs (180 Kg)
• CarriageFoggerSystemwithfullwatertank.................................................................900 lbs (408 Kg)
• PressureWasherwithfullwatertank........................................................................... 1316 lbs (597 Kg)
Determine the number of accessories being added to the basic carriage. Add the additional weights of
those accessories to get the total additional weight of the accessories. Example: Skew Bar, 250 lbs = 250
lbs. Write this weight into the total weight column. Divide the total weight by 4 to obtain the weight per
wheel on the Idler End and the Power Unit End of the machine. Example:
250 lbs / 4 = 63 lbs. Write the wheel loads of your machine into the weight per wheel columns.
The weight of 200 lbs has been used as an estimate for a typical operator. If your operator is heavier than
200 lbs, enter the appropriate weight. If other people, other than the operator, are required to be on the
machine, their weights should be included. Divide the weight by the number of wheels. Write the wheel
loads of your machine into the weight per wheel columns. Example: 200 lbs / 4 = 50 lbs PER WHEEL
EXAMPLE:
DEAD LOADS TOTAL WEIGHT IDLER END POWER UNIT END
(LBS) (LBS PER WHEEL) (LBS PER WHEEL)
BASIC MACHINE WEIGHT 5762 /8 720 720
EXTRA INSERTS 1094 /8 137 137
MACHINE ACCESSORIES 835 /8 104 104
MACHINE TRANSFER WEIGHT -175 +175
LIVE LOADS
BASIC CARRIAGE WEIGHT 2652 /4 663 663
CARRIAGE ACCESSORIES 250 /4 63 63
OPERATOR WEIGHT 200 /4 50 50
TOTAL WEIGHTS 10793 1562 1912
(LBS) (LBS PER WHEEL) (LBS PER WHEEL)
88" (WITH LEG PLATE MOUNTS) - 91" (WITH 6" LEGS)
48" 48"
THE BID-WELL PAVER IS SUPPORTED BY 8 WHEELS, WITH 4 WHEELS TO EACH SIDE AS SHOWN ABOVE.
SPECIFICATIONS - 4800 SECTION I

PAGE 1.10 SECTION I MODEL 4800 (2008)
INTRODUCTION
This manual has been compiled to assist the owner/
operator with the correct setup, operation and routine
maintenance needed for the safe and efficient use of the
Bid-Well Paver. In order to maximize the performance
and efficiency of the Paver it is VERY IMPORTANT that
the owner/operator and maintenance personnel read
this manual thoroughly before operating or servicing the
machine. You should have a basic knowledge about the
handling of concrete products and should be trained and
licensed per state requirements before operating this
equipment. Always keep this manual in a convenient
place for instant reference and never attempt to make
repairsoradjustmentsthatyoudonotfullyunderstand.
If you require any additional information or service do not
hesitate to call the Bid-Well Service Department. (Tel:
605-987-2603 - Fax: [phone])
OPERATOR QUALIFICATION
Operation shall be limited to personnel with the follow-
ing minimum qualifications:
1. Designated persons.
2. Trainees under the direct supervision of a desig-
nated person.
3. Maintenance and test personnel (when it is
necessary in the performance of their duties).
Operators shall be required by the employer to pass a
practical operating examination. Qualifications shall be
limited to the specific type of equipment for which exam-
ined.
Operators and operator trainees shall meet the following
physical qualifications:
 1. Visionofatleast20/30Snelleninoneeyeand20/
50 in the other, with or without corrective lenses.
2. Ability to distinguish colors, regardless of position,
if color differentiation is required for operation.
3. Adequate hearing, with or without hearing aid, for
the specific operation.
Evidence of physical defects or emotional instability
which could render a hazard to the operator or others, or
which in the opinion of the examiner could interfere with
the operator’s performance, may be sufficient cause for
disqualification. In such cases, specialized clinical or
medicaljudgementsandtestsmayberequired.
Evidencethatanoperatorissubjecttoseizuresorloss
of physical control shall be sufficient reason for disquali-
fication. Specialized medical tests may be required to
determine these conditions.
Operators and operator trainees should have normal
depth perception, field of vision, reaction time, manual
dexterity, coordination and no tendencies to dizziness or
similar characteristics.
In addition to the above listed requirements, the operator
shall:
1. Demonstrate the ability to comprehend and in-
terpret all labels, operator manuals, safety codes
and other information pertinent to the operation of
the paver.
2. Possess knowledge of emergency procedures
and implementation of same.
3. Demonstrate to the employer the ability to oper-
ate the specific equipment.
4. Be familiar with applicable safety regulations.
5. Understand responsibility for maintenance re-
quirements.
6. Understand the operating procedures as outlined
by the manufacturer.
OPERATOR CONDUCT
1. The operator shall not engage in any practice
  whichwilldiverthis/herattentionwhileactually
engaged in operating the machine.
2. Each operator shall be responsible for those
operations under the operator’s direct control.
Whenever there is any doubt as to safety, the
operator shall consult with the supervisor.
3. If there is a warning sign on a switch, engine
control or paver component, the operator shall
not close the switch, start the engine or use the
component until the warning sign has been re-
moved or acknowledged by the appointed
person.
4. Before operating the paver, the operator shall see
that all controls are in the “off” or neutral position
and that all personnel are in the clear.
5. In accordance with OSHA regulations 1928.51
and 1928.52, operating instructions must be pro-
  videdinitiallytooperators/employeesbeforeal-
lowing them to operate the paver and should be
reviewed annually thereafter.
The most IMPORTANT safety device on this equipment
isawelltrainedandsafeoperator.Itishis/herrespon-
sibility to read and understand all safety and operating
instructions in this manual. A person who has not read
and understood all operating and safety instructions is
not qualified to operate the paver. An untrained opera-
torexposeshimself/herselfandbystanderstopossible
injuryordeath.Allaccidentscanbeavoided!!!
DO NOT modify the paver in any way without consult-
ing the factory. Unauthorized modification may impair
functionand/orsafetyandaffecttheworkinglifeofthe
equipment.
BID-WELL CORPORATION assumes NO LIABILITY
for accidents or injury incurred through the improp-
er use of this equipment.

MODEL 4800 (2008) SECTION I PAGE 1.11
SAFETY
The Safety Alert Symbol identifies important safety
messages written on the paver decals, as well as, in this
manual. When you see this symbol, be alert to possible
dangerthatcouldresultinseriousinjuryordeath.
Note the use of key signal words in association with the
Safety Alert Symbol:
DANGER - An immediate and specific hazard which will
result in severe personal injury or death if the proper
precautions are not taken.
WARNING - A specific hazard or unsafe practice which
couldresultinseverepersonalinjuryordeathifproper
precautions are not taken.
CAUTION - Unsafe practices which could result in per-
sonalinjuryifproperprecautionsarenottakenandasa
reminder of good safety practices.
YOU are responsible for the safe operation and main-
tenance of your Bid-Well Paver. You must ensure that
you and anyone else who is going to operate, maintain
or work around the machine be familiar with the operat-
ing and maintenance procedures and all related safety
information contained in this manual.
GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1. Always read and fully understand the Operator’s
Manual and the Safety Decals on the machine
before trying to operate or service this equip
ment.
2. It is wise to have a first aid kit available and to be
familiar with its contents.
3. Keep a “charged” fire extinguisher within reach
whenever you work in area where fire may occur.
Also, be sure you have the correct type of extin-
guisher for your situation:
Type A: Wood, paper, textile and rubbish.
Type B: Flammable liquids.
Type C: Electrical equipment.
SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL
4. Be sure to wear safe work clothing. It should be
well fitted and in good repair. Do not wear rings,
wrist watches or loose fitting clothing when work-
ing on machinery, they could catch on moving
  partscausingseriousinjury.Wearsturdy,rough
soled work shoes, safety glasses and any other
protective gear that is warranted by the work
environment.
5. Keep work area organized and clean. Wipe up
oil spills of any kind. Keep tools and parts off
floor. Eliminate the possibility of a fall which
  couldresultinseriousinjury.
6. Be sure to reinstall safety devices, guards or
  shieldsafteradjustingand/orservicingthe
machine.
7. After servicing, be sure that all tools, parts or
servicing equipment are removed from the
vehicle or engine.
8. Do not get into a rush! Use recommended
hand holds and steps with at least three points of
support when getting on and off the paver. Keep
steps, floors, hand holds and controls clean and
free of grease. Face the machine when climbing
  upanddownandneverjumpoffthepaveror
dismount while it is in motion.
9. Keep all personnel clear of augers, rollers and
carriage frame when operating the paver.
10. Do not permit riders on the paver.
HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS PRECAUTIONS
1. Make sure that all components are in good
working condition. Replace any worn, cut,
abraded, flattened or crimped hoses and
metal lines.
2. Do not attempt makeshift repairs using tape,
clamps or cements. The hydraulic system
operates under extremely high pressure and
  suchrepairscouldcauseseriousinjury.
3. Wear proper hand and eye protection when
searching for a high pressure leak. Use a
piece of wood or cardboard as a back stop
instead of hands to isolate and identify leaks.
 4. Ifinjuredbyconcentratedhighpressuresteam
or hydraulic fluid, seek medical attention imed-
iately. Serious infections or toxic reaction can
develop from hydraulic fluid penetrating the skin.
REFUELING PRECAUTIONS
1. When refueling, keep the hose nozzle or the
funnel and container in contact with the metal
of the fuel tank to avoid the possibility of an
electrical spark igniting the fuel.
2. Do not overfill the fuel tank - overflow creates a
fire hazard.
3. DO NOT SMOKE when refueling and never
refuel when engine is running.
4. Prevent fires by keeping the machine clean of
debris, grease and spilled fuel.

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they are clean, in good working order and can
be seen clearly by all overtaking and on-coming
traffic.
STORAGE PRECAUTIONS
1. Store paver in an area away from human activity.
2. Do not permit children to play on or around the
stored paver.
3. Make sure the unit is stored in an area that is
firm, level and free of debris.
4. Store the paver inside a building or cover secure-
ly with a weatherproof tarpaulin.
SAFETY DECALS
1. Keep Safety Decals and signs clean and legible
at all times.
2. Replace decals and signs that are missing or
become impossible to read.
3. When replacing parts that previously displayed
a safety decal, be sure to replace the decal
as well.
4. Obtain Safety Decals or signs from the Bid-Well
Parts and Service Department.
5. Become familiar with the content and the position
of each Safety Decal. Important information is
written on the decals.
BATTERY PRECAUTIONS
1. Keep all sparks and flames away from battery,
as gas given off by electrolyte is explosive.
2. If you come in contact with battery electrolyte
solution wash off immediately.
3. Always disconnect the battery ground cable
before working on the electrical system.
4. Do not tip battery more than 45 degrees to
avoid electrolyte loss.
TRANSPORT PRECAUTIONS
1. Consult the Bid-Well Operator’s Manual before
attempting to lift your paver. Use extreme caution
when lifting the machine. Make sure that the lift-
ing device has enough capacity to lift the weight
of the machine. Check all lifting cables, chains,
clevises, cable clamps and spreader beams for
any damage. Use ropes tied to the ends of the
machine to prevent the machine from spinning.
Keep all personnel away from the machine while
it is being lifted.
2. Always comply with local regulations regarding
moving equipment on public roads and highways.
3. Make sure that all lights and reflectors comply
with state and local regulations. Make sure that
DECALS
#20-08060 - INSERT
#20-08057 - LEG
#20-08015 (9 x 24)
#20-08013 (18 x 24)
 #20-08014(10X15)
#20-08058 - LEGS
#20-08239 - INSERT

MODEL 4800 (2008) SECTION I PAGE 1.13
DECALS
#20-08080 - LEG
#20-08338 - POWER UNIT CONSOLE
#20-08034 - POWER UNIT CONSOLE
& PAVING CARRIAGE
#20-08079 - POWER UNIT CONSOLE
#20-08081 #20-08218
CONTROL CONSOLE CONTROL CONSOLE
#20-07012 - POWER UNIT CONSOLE
#20-08032 - POWER UNIT CONSOLE
& PAVING CARRIAGE
#20-08069 - POWER UNIT CONSOLE
#20-08009 - POWER UNIT CONSOLE

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DECALS
#20-08038 - POWER UNIT CONSOLE
& PAVING CARRIAGE
#20-08036 - POWER UNIT CONSOLE
& PAVING CARRIAGE
#20-09999 - FUEL TANKS
#20-08134 - HYDRAULIC TANKS
#20-08043 - HYDRAULIC TANKS
#20-08125 - ENGINE CONTROL PANELS
#20-08039 - FUEL TANKS
#20-08511 - POWER UNIT - GASOLINE ENGINE

MODEL 4800 (2008) SECTION I PAGE 1.15
DECALS
#20-08550 - POWER UNIT & PAVING CARRIAGE
#20-08458 - POWER UNIT FRAME
#20-08262 - POWER UNIT FRAME
#20-08548 - HYDRAULIC PUMPS
#20-08512 - POWER UNIT FRAME
#20-08513 - POWER UNIT FRAME

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DECALS
#20-07007 - LOWER & UPPER CARRIAGE
#20-08110 - LOWER CARRIAGE
#20-08056 - LOWER CARRIAGE - #20-08062
#20-08279 - UPPER CARRIAGE
#20-08046 - ROTA-VIBE
#20-08123 - CONTROL CONSOLE
#20-08330 - LOWER CARRIAGE
#20-08083 - UPPER CARRIAGE

MODEL 4800 (2008) SECTION II PAGE 2.1
SECTION II
COMPONENTS & CONTROLS
MODEL 4800
PAVER COMPONENTS:
1. MACHINE FRAME......................................................................................................................... 2.3
2. STATIONARY POWER UNIT......................................................................................................... 2.3
3. PAVING CARRIAGE ...................................................................................................................... 2.3
4. PAVER OPTIONS .......................................................................................................................... 2.3
PAVER CONTROLS:
1. MANUAL CARRIAGE DIRECTIONAL CONTROL ....................................................................... 2.4
2. POWER SELECTOR CONTROL................................................................................................... 2.4
3. CARRIAGE SPEED CONTROL .................................................................................................... 2.5
4. MACHINE TRAVEL DIRECTION CONTROL ................................................................................ 2.5
5. MACHINE TRAVEL SPEED CONTROL........................................................................................ 2.5
6. CARRIAGE ON/OFF VALVE.......................................................................................................... 2.5
7. CARRIAGE ROLLER DIRECTION CONTROLS................................................................... 2.5 - 2.6
8. AUTOMATIC ROLLER REVERSING CONTROL.................................................................. 2.5 - 2.6
9. ROTA-VIBE SPEED CONTROL .................................................................................................... 2.6
When ordering parts or when consulting the
Bid-Well Service Department
ALWAYS KNOW your Machine Serial Number
BID-WELL
A Terex Company
CANTON, SD 57013
 TEL:605-987-2603•FAX:605-987-2605
“2008” SECTION II
 ATEREXCOMPANY
CANTON, SD 57013 USA

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