Titan Attachments 35TRANSPLANTR D User manual

TRANSPLANTER TREE SPADE
35TRANSPLANTR_D
191608
Operator’s Manual
Read the Operator’s Manual entirely. When you see this
symbol, the subsequent instructions and warnings are
serious follow without exception. Your life and the lives
of others depend on it!

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NOTES FROM TITAN
•Please read the product manual completely before assembly
•Check against the parts list to make sure all parts are received
•Wear proper safety goggles or other protective gears while in assembly
To operate this implement, user must first connect to external 12V power source.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please read the following instructions before installing or operating.
ONLY QUALIFIED PERSONAL MAY OPERATE EQUIPMENT
•Complete regular maintenance of your machine.
•New and existing parts will need properly maintained safety signs.
•Never operate machine unless properly instructed on maintenance and use.
•Do not operate machine if under the influence of drugs, alcohol, fatigue or feeling ill.
•This manual does not replace any laws or regulations. If you are unsure of any laws or
regulations concerning your machine, please visit: www.asae.org or www.osha.gov.
MAKE SURE TO CHECK ALL HYDRAULIC LINES BEFORE OPERATION
•High pressure Hydraulic lines can cause injury or death if not properly maintained.
•Hydraulic hose can fail due to age, damage, or exposure.
•When checking for leaks make sure to wear proper PPE.
•Use cardboard or other material to check for leaks, never use hands.
•If injured by hydraulic fluid immediately seek medical attention.
•Before Operation of The Machine Perform Basic Movement Test
•Make sure that each blade can travel the full distance.
•Make sure all blades open and close properly.
DO NOT MODIFY MACHINE
•Altering machine may cause unsafe operations.
•Altering machine may void operator's warranty.
•Altering machine may cause severe injury or death.
FOR TREE REMOVAL AND TRANSPORT ONLY
•Never transport or lift passengers in machine.
•Do Not work of the machine.
SLOW OPERATIONAL SPEED
•When moving machine from one location to the next, Keep away from uneven terrain.
•Move at a slow and consistent speed.

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ELEVATED MACHINE
•Never approach machine when in raised position.
•Always round machine, engage all breaks, remove keys, before embarking on
maintenance of machine.
•Failure to follow guideline above may result in server injury or death.
PREVENTING ROLLOVERS
•Move at slow speeds during travel.
•Avoid sudden movements especially when on uneven terrain.
•Do not overload machines weight capacity.
•When traveling avoid all obstructions.
•Never work on overly steep terrain.
SAFE REMOVAL OF MACHINE
•Remove machine on hard and even terrain.
•Failure to do so may cause machine to fall over.
PROPER MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
•Park machine on level terrain, check to see if all breaks are set, check that all moveable
objects are locked in place, Place “serving” tag on machine before embarking on
maintenance.
•If unsure on how to perform proper Maintenance, please consult user manual.
•Always wear proper PPE.
•Always use Titan attachments certified parts in the event of replacement of component.
AVOIDING UTILITIES
•Always check overhead clearance before elevating machine.
•Make sure that all utilities are marked, and all operators are aware before digging.
•In the event of a pierced or contacted utility remain in place.

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PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
OVERALL LENGTH
71.9 IN
(1828 MM)
CUTTING BLADE ANGLE 30 DEGREES
OVERALL WIDTH 70 IN
(1780 MM)
WORKING FLOW 5.2-17.7 GPM
(20-65 LPM)
OVERALL HEIGHT
71.4 IN
(1815 MM)
WORKING PRESSURE
1,740- 3,045 PSI
(12-21 MPA)
TOTAL WEIGHT
1,499LB
(680 KG)
TREE TRUNK DIA.
0-3.9 IN
(0-100 MM)
DIGGING DEPTH
29.4 IN
(747 MM) TREE BALL DIA.
0-34.6 IN
(0-880 MM)

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
MACHINE CONTROLS
1. Connect wiring to external 12V battery to power controller.
2. Fully retract/contract Shovel Blade 1, Shovel Blade 2, and Shovel Blade 3, by turning
each switch.
3. Fully open/close arm by turning the Open/Close switch.
TREE REMOVAL
1. Attach machine to skid steer.
2. Orientate machine close to terrain.
3. Fully open arm.
4. Center the tree trunk in the middle of the transplanter system.
5. Fully close arm.
6. Begin to lower each shovel blade into terrain.
To prevent machine from unintentional elevation during tree removal, remember to retract
blades after each downward motion into the terrain.
7. Penetrate Shovel Blade 1 about 8 in. (203 mm) into terrain.
8. Do the same for Shovel Blade 2 and for shovel Blade 3 (one at a time).
9. Continue to move each shovel Blade 8 in. (203 mm) in rotation until depth is reached.
10. Remove tree from terrain and tilt machine back.
11. Move away from the recently created hole in the terrain.
12. Lower machine onto to level terrain and lock all brakes.
13. Remove any roots.
TREE INSTALLATION
1. Align machine and tree above the hole.
2. Tilt and lower machine and tree into hole.
3. Raise each shovel blade one at a time out of the hole.
4. Distance the machine away from terrain.
5. Fully open arm.
6. Move away from the area.
BASKETING A TREE
When basketing a tree, keep in mind that it will be much easier to handle the tree in a basket if it
is in the same hole, it was taken out of.
Remember most baskets are flat on the bottom. For the operator to get a flat cone, they will
need to slightly retract each shovel blade. Doing so will allow the root ball to fit inside of the
basket.

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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Regular maintenance is the key to keeping the machine functioning properly, for your safety
please read and follow the instructions below:
MAINTENANCE
1. Check all the fasteners if any are loose then tighten them.
2. Check the hydraulic system for any leaks. If any are leaking or are cracked replace
parts.
3. Check all parts for damage. If damage is found replace part or parts that are affected.
4. After each operation, make sure to clean the dirt of each shovel blade to prevent
future issues.
5. When performing Maintenance on machine, be sure to place a “Servicing” or “under
Maintenance” tag to let other operators know to no approach the skid steer or turn it
on.
6. Only use manufacturer-approved parts to replace damaged parts.
LUBRICATION
1. Lower machine to terrain.
2. Check that all breaks are engaged.
3. Pump grease into all grease fittings at both ends to prevent premature expiration of
parts.
4. Below you will see all 6 grease points.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
PROBABLE CAUSE
SOLUTION
Shovel Blade will not cut
into terrain
Low pressure Check oil level add more if low
Hydraulic Hose not
attached correctly
check connection and reverse
Slides have dirt in them
Clean Slides
Shovel Blade Lifts off the
terrain when extending
Started with farthest
Shovel Blade Start with Closest shovel Blade
Terrain could be dry Wait for terrain to become moist

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PARTS DIAGRAM / EXPLODED VIEW

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PARTS LIST
NO
PART NO.
NAME
QTY
NOTE
1
050236-01
ARM
3
2
050236-02
SHOVEL BLADE
3
3 050236-03 SOCKET HEAD CAP
SCREW M8X12 24
4
050236-04
WEAR PLATE A
3
5 050236-05 WEAR PLATE B 3
6 050236-06 WEAR PLATE C 6
7 050236-07 WEAR PLATE D 12
8 050236-08 HINGE PIN 3
9 050236-09 ROTATING ELEMENT 1
10
050236-10
HINGE PIN
1
11
050236-11
HEX BOLT M12X25
3
12
050236-12
FLAT WASHER 12
3
13
050236-13
SPRING WASHER 12
3
14 050236-14
SELF-LUBRICATING
BEARING 2
15
050236-15
HINGE PIN
1
16
050236-16
OUTRIGGER
2
17
050236-17
FRAME
1
18
050236-18
FOOTSTEP
1
19
050236-19
VALVE BLOCK
1
20
050236-20
HEX BOLT M10X25
6
21
050236-21
FLAT WASHER 10
6
22
050236-22
SPRING WASHER 10
6
23
050236-23
HINGE PIN
1
24
050236-24
HINGE PIN
2
25 050236-25
SOCKET HEX BOLT
M8X16
36
26
050236-26
ARM CYLINDER
3
27
050236-27
ROTATING CYLINDER
1
28
050236-28
FLAT WASHER 30
3
29
050236-29
HEX BOLT M12X40
24
30
050236-30
FLAT WASHER 12
24
31
050236-31
SPRING WASHER 12
24
32
050236-32
HEX BOLT M12
24
33
050236-23
TUBE
2

10
34
050236-34
HORSE COUPLER A
2
35
050236-39
SOLENOID VALVES
4
36
050236-38
TUBE B
16
37
050236-35
TUBE A
4
38
050236-36
TUBE B
2
39
050236-37
TUBE C
2

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RISK AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY
The use of any equipment, including this one, involves the potential risk of injury. Apart from any
warranty claim that might be presented for a claimed defect in material or workmanship of the product,
you accept and assume full responsibility for any and all injuries, damages (both economic and non-
economic), and losses of any type, which may occur, and you fully and forever release and discharge
Titan, its insurers, employees, officers, directors, associates, and agents from any and all claims,
demands, damages, rights of action, or causes of action, present or future, whether the same be known
or unknown, anticipated, or unanticipated, resulting from or arising out of the use of said equipment.
This equipment must be used with care by capable and competent individuals under supervision, if
necessary.
WARNING
Do not overfill! Mower should be level
when checking oil in gear box.
some activities might be able to cause
electric shock
Sharp objects may be involved.
Use protective cover during maintenance.
TITAN LIMITED WARRANTY: TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF REMEDIES
This product comes with a one (1) year limited warranty that can be found at
www.palletforks.com/warranty.html. Please review the same for all details regarding the Titan Limited
Warranty.
THE TITAN LIMITED WARRANTY FOUND AT WWW.PALLETFORKS.COM/WARRANTY.HTML IS
EXCLUSIVE AND IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, EACH
OF WHICH IS HEREBY DISCLAIMED.

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