Gradall XL3100IV, Operators Safety Manual

Page 1: ...3120000244 After 4x4 S N 3140000313 After 6x4 S N 4100000461 After 6x6 S N 4160000050 After S N 5100000586 After 80804002 Revised December 10th 2018 This manual and all manuals for the Gradall Hydrau...

Page 2: ...ntrolled copy of the manual The current version can be viewed downloaded at www mygradall com Gradall is a registered trademark for hydraulic excavators industrial mainte nance machines attachments an...

Page 3: ...hour Maintenance Schedules November 20 2013 C Added Battery Spec to Section 7 May 1st 2014 D Revised 1500 hour Maintenance Schedule and Transfer Case Spec October 20th 2014 E Revised manual April 14th...

Page 4: ...nd qualified instructor Operators of this equipment must possess a valid applicable driver s license be in good physical and mental condition Operator must not be using medication which could impair a...

Page 5: ...notified immediately in all instances where Gradall products have been involved in an accident involving bodily injury or death of personnel or when damage has occurred to personal property or the Gr...

Page 6: ...Read This First d 80804002 NOTES...

Page 7: ...Hazards 1 10 Dust Hazard 1 12 1 4 Personal Protection Equipment 1 13 Section 2 Pre Operation and Controls 2 1 Pre Operation Checks Inspection 2 1 2 2 Walk Around Inspection 2 2 2 3 Safety Decals 2 5...

Page 8: ...Travel Mode Brake System 3 4 Service Brake 3 5 Emergency Brake 3 6 Parking Brake 3 8 3 4 Travel Mode Power Train 3 10 Shifting Gears 3 10 3 5 Travel Mode Engine Shutdown 3 14 3 6 Remote Control Prepa...

Page 9: ...ng Bucket 4 4 Grading Blade 4 4 4 4 Adapter Attachment Installation 4 5 Section 5 Lubrication Maintenance 5 1 Introduction 5 1 Clothing and Safety Gear 5 1 5 2 General Maintenance Instructions 5 2 Tir...

Page 10: ...perator Maintenance Instructions 5 21 10 Hours 5 21 50 Hours 5 30 100 Hours 5 34 750 Hours 5 36 Section 6 Emergency Procedures 6 1 Loss Of Power 6 1 Stowing the boom without engine power 6 1 To extend...

Page 11: ...ING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in mino...

Page 12: ...where overhead power lines overhead or underground cables or other power sources may exist without ensuring the appropriate power or utility company de energizes the lines Always check for power line...

Page 13: ...e Position machine to prevent possibility of a person being crushed between counterweight and another object Do not allow anyone inside the cab s other than the operator while in operation Always be c...

Page 14: ...y Practices 1 4 80804002 The circle of safety is a circle around the excavator with the boom at full extension Establish and inform others of the circle of safety Keep others from entering into the ci...

Page 15: ...or dismounting machine Repair or replace damaged steps and grab handles Keep grab handles steps and walkways free of mud oil grease and other foreign material Replace non skid surface material as req...

Page 16: ...resting on the ground and the engine is stopped Be sure all access covers are in the fully open position before performing any procedures inside compartments Stay clear of moving parts while engine is...

Page 17: ...General Safety Practices 1 7 80804002 Never permit anyone under boom attachment or load Rest boom or attachment on ground and stop engine before permitting anyone to work beneath boom or behind cradl...

Page 18: ...direction you may expect Always wear seat belt Keep head arms and other body parts inside cab at all times Maintain proper tire pressure at all times Inspect brakes before driving undercarriage after...

Page 19: ...strict movement Never pass load line over open bucket Relief valves in bucket circuit could cause unexpected dangerous movement of the load Bucket linkage could also be damaged Be sure the surface exc...

Page 20: ...e you to chemicals including gasoline diesel fuel lubricants petroleum products engine exhaust carbon monoxide and phthalates which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defec...

Page 21: ...ical attention immediately Stop engine and relieve trapped pressure before loosening any hydraulic fitting Hydraulic oil is under enough pressure that it can penetrate the skin DO NOT attempt to repai...

Page 22: ...icosis Concrete masonry many types of rock and various other materials contain silica sand California lists respirable crystalline silica as a substance known to cause cancer Operation of this equipme...

Page 23: ...ditions You may need Hard hat Safety shoes Safety glasses goggles or face shield Heavy gloves Hearing protection Reflective clothing Wet weather gear Respirator or filter mask Wear adequate clothing f...

Page 24: ...Section 1 General Safety Practices 1 14 80804002 NOTES...

Page 25: ...ury Walk around inspection must be performed at beginning of each work shift or at each change of operator Ensure all Safety decals are legible and in place Clean or replace as required Refer to pages...

Page 26: ...in manual drawer Grab handles and steps secure and clean Window glass and mirrors clean and unobstructed Adjust mirrors for maximum visibility before and during operation Be sure windows and doors are...

Page 27: ...belt if frayed or cut webbing damaged buckles or loose mounting hardware 9 Center Pin See Inspection Note 10 Wheel Tire Assemblies No loose or missing lug nuts proper inflation see page 5 33 for detai...

Page 28: ...Do not remove the radiator cap Be sure antifreeze solution is adequate for expected temperatures Be sure radiator and oil cooler fins are clean Drive belt check condition replace as required Engine co...

Page 29: ...UTION and instructional decals and proper capacity charts are legible and in place Clean and replace as required Upperstructure Decal Locations OAC0980 80509018 80509018 80509015 80509015 80509007 805...

Page 30: ...Section 2 Pre Operation and Controls 2 6 80804002 NO STEP OAC0990 80509013 80373077 80509015 91143288 80509013 80509016 80509012 80509015...

Page 31: ...Section 2 Pre Operation and Controls 2 7 80804002 Undercarriage Decal Locations OAC1590 80503005 91143288 80509016 80509015 80509004 80509012 80783208 77383675...

Page 32: ...Section 2 Pre Operation and Controls 2 8 80804002 OAC1601 AdBlue ONLY NO Diesel 80483160 ON FAN SHROUD 80509014 80509012 80509015 80213104 80784165...

Page 33: ...Section 2 Pre Operation and Controls 2 9 80804002 NOTES...

Page 34: ...Section 2 Pre Operation and Controls 2 10 80804002 2 4 UNDERCARRIAGE CAB COMPONENTS OAC1610 9 8 6 7 5 6 13 11 10 1 2 3 4 12...

Page 35: ...Diffuser Vents 5 Defroster Vents 6 Air Vents 7 Right Hand Dash Panel See page 2 23 for details 8 Transmission Shift Selector See Shifting Gears on page 3 10 for detailed operating instructions 9 Accel...

Page 36: ...ressed Also used to access navigate prognostics diagnostics 4 Down Arrow Pushbutton downshifts transmission when pressed Also used to access navigate prognostics diagnostics 5 Drive Pushbutton shifts...

Page 37: ...ted and remains solid for two minutes after Drive is selected Filter Life Monitor When the filter s is due for a change the wrench icon 1 flashes on and off for two minutes after Drive is selected Tra...

Page 38: ...usly press the Up and Down arrows 1 two times oM appears followed by a number from 99 to 0 which represents the percentage of oil life remaining before a fluid change is required Filter Life Monitor S...

Page 39: ...Monitor Press and hold Mode button 1 for approximately 10 seconds while in Filter Life Monitor mode Or Perform the following shift sequence with the ignition on but the engine off Do not stop the sequ...

Page 40: ...ay and a numerical countdown Engine is at idle The fluid temperature is between 60 C 140 F and 104 C 220 F Transmission is in N Neutral The vehicle has been stationary for approximately two minutes to...

Page 41: ...d a numberical display The numerical display is a fault code and indicates conditions are not proper to recieve the fluid level information or there is a system malfunction The fault codes that may be...

Page 42: ...item displayed followed by the Diagnostic Trouble Code DTC P 07 22 Each item is displayed for about one second The display cycles continuously until the next code list position is accessed by pressin...

Page 43: ...ENGINE COOLANT TEMP INPUT NOT PRESENT ACTUATOR SUPPLY VOLTAGE1 HSD1 LOW ACTUATOR SUPPLY VOLTAGE1 HSD1 HIGH TRANSMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM PERFORMANCE TRANSMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL TRANSID BRAKE...

Page 44: ...AT LIMIT PRESSURE CONTROL SOLENOID MAIN MOD CONTROL OPEN PRESSURE CONTROL SOLENOID MAIN MOD CONTROL LOW PRESSURE CONTROL SOLENOID MAIN MOD CONTROL HIGH PRESSURE CONTROL SOLENOID 2 CONTROL OPEN PRESSUR...

Page 45: ...CONTROL SOLENOID 5 CONTROL HIGH RETARDER OIL TEMPERATURE HOT RETARDER OIL TEMPERATURE SENSOR LOW RETARDER OIL TEMPERATURE SENSOR HIGH TCC PCS CONTROL OPEN TCC PCS CONTROL HIGH TCC PCS CONTROL LOW KIC...

Page 46: ...r hour mph 7 Tachometer w Engine Hourmeter Tachometer indicates engine speed in revolutions per minute rpm Hourmeter indicates total time of engine operation in hours and tenths of hours 8 Engine Cool...

Page 47: ...switch to activate headlights depress bottom of switch to activate marker lights Middle position is OFF 7 Engine Brake Switch if equipped 3 position rocker switch Depress top of switch to activate com...

Page 48: ...t engine in either remote control mode or travel mode 3 Pump PTO Indicator Illuminates green to indicate main PTO pump is engaged PTO pump must be off to start engine in travel mode PTO pump must be e...

Page 49: ...ming intake manifold to proper starting temperature 4 Undercarriage Key Indicator Illuminates green to indicate undercarriage ignition key is in the RUN position see page 2 27 for details 5 Upperstruc...

Page 50: ...al lock is engaged XL3100IV Illuminates green to indicate front rear tandem axle differential lock is engaged XL4100IV XL5100IV 12 Engine Brake Indicator if equipped Illuminates green if engine brake...

Page 51: ...ge is available for all electrical functions 2 OFF Engine off 3 RUN Prohibits rotating key switch to position 4 in the event the engine does not start Rotate the key to position 2 then back to positio...

Page 52: ...beam high beam function for the headlights Turn Signal Hazards Push the lever forward 2 to activate the right turn signal Pull the lever back 3 to activate the left turn signal Pull hazard switch 5 to...

Page 53: ...Section 2 Pre Operation and Controls 2 29 80804002 NOTES...

Page 54: ...Section 2 Pre Operation and Controls 2 30 80804002 2 7 UPPERSTRUCTURE CAB COMPONENTS OAC0470 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 7...

Page 55: ...operator seat Keep Operator Safety manual with machine at all times 6 Electronic Monitoring Unit See page 2 32 for details 7 Circuit Board and Fuse Box See Fuses on page 7 9 8 Right Hand Joystick See...

Page 56: ...a travel lockout condition 3 Hydraulic Oil Level Indicator Illuminates red if oil level falls below acceptable operating level 4 Hydraulic Filter Indicator Illuminates red to indicate hydraulic reserv...

Page 57: ...tor Illuminates red and a pulsing alarm is activated to indicate excessive engine temperature or low engine oil pressure Stop engine immediately and repair before continued use 14 Low Air Indicator Il...

Page 58: ...fan 4 Air Conditioning Switch On Off switch 5 Travel Speed Switch Depress front of switch for high travel speed Depress back of switch for low creeper travel speed Note If travel speed is switched whi...

Page 59: ...ate auto idle Depress back of switch II to deactivate auto idle With auto idle activated engine speed will return to low idle after 7 seconds of hydraulic control inactivity Once controls are activate...

Page 60: ...0804002 Left Hand Arm Pod 1 Boom Tilt Speed Switch Rotary switch Rotate switch clockwise to decrease boom tilt speed rotate counterclockwise to increase boom tilt speed 2 Park Brake Switch See page 2...

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Page 62: ...ected while the engine is running it will not change until the engine is turned off then restarted When a control pattern is changed the corresponding control decal must be displayed in the cab GRADAL...

Page 63: ...ever 1 located on the left hand arm pod 2 is moved to the unlocked active position Joystick Control Patterns Before operating refer to the position of the joystick control pattern switch located on th...

Page 64: ...ward and to the left will extend and swing the boom left simultaneously Right Hand Joystick Functions Move the joystick back to raise boom move joystick forward to lower boom Move joystick right to op...

Page 65: ...to the left will lower boom and open tool simultaneously Right Hand Joystick Functions Move the joystick back to retract boom move joystick forward to extend boom Move joystick right to swing boom ri...

Page 66: ...k forward and to the left will lower and swing boom left simultaneously Right Hand Joystick Functions Move the joystick back to retract boom move joystick forward to extend boom Move joystick right to...

Page 67: ...or to starting engine adjust seat for position and comfort 1 Weight Control Adjustment 2 Upper Seat Fore and Aft Adjustment Control 3 Lower Seat Fore and Aft Adjustment Control 4 Height Adjustment Con...

Page 68: ...ge is available for all electrical functions 2 OFF Engine off 3 RUN Prohibits rotating key switch to position 4 in the event the engine does not start Rotate the key to position 2 then back to positio...

Page 69: ...trols 2 45 80804002 Intermittent Wiper Washer 1 OFF 2 DELAY Rotating knob clockwise decreases delay 3 LOW Low wiper speed No delay 4 HIGH High wiper speed No delay 5 WASHER Press and hold switch to ac...

Page 70: ...nd release of the park brake Indicator light on electronic monitoring unit illuminates to indicate brake is applied With the engine running and the park brake switch in OFF position 1 park brakes are...

Page 71: ...RT position Notice The engine must not start or crank with the transmission in gear Release key immediately when engine starts If engine does not start after three attempts check fuel supply system 7...

Page 72: ...er starting aid may be used with this engine only if it does not have the optional grid heater ENGINE EXPLOSION If your excavator is equipped with a cold start aid do not spray additional ether into a...

Page 73: ...els and any unusual steering response to normal steering effort 4 Check operation of horn back up alarm and any other signal devices Must be audible from inside operator s cab with the engine running...

Page 74: ...rown from driver s seat during braking emergency Do not fan the brake valve pedal A long series of rapid brake applications could reduce system pressure to a point where effective service braking will...

Page 75: ...in tank 2 which supplies the rear axle brakes If pressure in either portion of the system falls below safe operating range the low air indicator light will illuminate and an audible alarm will sound...

Page 76: ...the wheels of rear axle There will be no braking of the wheels of the front axle If air pressure is lost from the rear portion of the dual brake system normal actuation of the brake pedal will apply...

Page 77: ...re drops to 60 psi 414 kpa and there will be a complete application when pressure decreases to 40 psi 276 kpa Air pressure is required to release the spring brakes therefore they will remain ON until...

Page 78: ...upperstructure cab is inoperative when in travel mode Undercarriage park brake must remain applied when in remote mode Apply parking brake in undercarriage cab by raising parking brake control knob K...

Page 79: ...Section 3 Operation 3 9 80804002 NOTES...

Page 80: ...es the transmission upshifts automatically through each range As the vehicle speed decreases the transmission automatically downshifts to the correct range You may also manually select a lower forward...

Page 81: ...te control travel The interaxle differential may be locked when traveling but NEVER when the wheels have lost traction and are spinning If shifting interaxle differential while traveling release accel...

Page 82: ...over the side When differential is locked the turning radius will increase Unlock the differential when need for maximum traction has passed or when traveling on good surface Do not lock differential...

Page 83: ...the I position Notice Engaging front axle drive while undercarriage is moving will damage transfer case Stop undercarriage before engaging front axle drive To Disengage Stop machine Move toggle lever...

Page 84: ...g the excavator park in a safe location on flat level ground and away from other equipment and or traffic lanes From Undercarriage Cab 1 Apply the park brake 2 Shift transmission to neutral 3 Operate...

Page 85: ...o upperstructure cab Preparing Upperstructure for Remote Control Operation All instructions on undercarriage cab remote control decal must be followed before starting machine in remote operation 1 Pla...

Page 86: ...travel alarm and horn function properly Both must be audible from the cab with engine running Check to ensure control pattern decal matches joystick controls Make sure all boom and attachment function...

Page 87: ...ing brake before leaving upperstructure cab With the travel remote switch in remote position the digging brake will set and release as travel pedal in upperstructure is actuated and released Under cer...

Page 88: ...ated the digging brake is applied to all wheels to hold the undercarriage stationary while the excavator is digging Apply digging brake by moving travel remote switch to remote position and turning on...

Page 89: ...n will damage the transmission Never tow a load using remote control drive Operate the engine at full throttle Undercarriage speed is controlled by travel speed switch position and amount of travel pe...

Page 90: ...rcarriage travel alarms and back up lights will activate when steer pedal is depressed NOTE Due to varying conditions of front axle load and ground conditions steering may be restricted until unit is...

Page 91: ...stem Holding steering wheel or remote steering pedal in full turn position will cause system to overheat This may cause steering pump to fail POWER STEERING FAILURE In the event power steering fails s...

Page 92: ...or ventilation Remove boom tie down chain from boom 3 Perform checks before remote control operation located on page 3 16 Set engine to full throttle position 4 Be certain control cut out lever is in...

Page 93: ...en reduced for conditions speed can be temporarily increased by depressing fast tilt button 1 Note Practice with controls in a safe open area Joysticks and pedals return to neutral position when relea...

Page 94: ...pushing left joystick forward F to extend boom push right joystick forward B to lower boom into position for start of cut 4 Move right joystick to right C to open bucket or to left D to close bucket...

Page 95: ...st tilt button to return to fast tilt 6 While pushing forward on right joystick B to lower boom and force bucket into ground pull back on left joystick E to retract boom and fill bucket 7 As bucket is...

Page 96: ...D to close bucket At same time pull right joystick back A to raise boom far enough to clear obstructions 9 Move left joystick to right H to swing right or to left G to swing left to dump site If nece...

Page 97: ...Section 3 Operation 3 27 80804002 11 Move left joystick to left G or right H to align boom for next cut Repeat steps 3 through 11...

Page 98: ...to the value on the lift capacity chart If it becomes necessary to shut the engine off while positioning a load place load on the ground prior to shutting off engine Be thoroughly familiar with excav...

Page 99: ...d delivery not the best The worst condition can only be determined by performing an UNLOADED TEST AND DELIVERY of the load Loads shown on chart in cab are hydraulic lift capacities with those in shade...

Page 100: ...ure boom height depth from hole in adapter to ground level same level as bottom of tire Be sure to allow for length of chain and height of load 5 Measure load radius from inner corner of frame at fron...

Page 101: ...lift capacity The rated lift capacity is based on the machine being equipped with 15 500 lb 7030 kg counterweight standard boom standard tires no auxiliary hydraulics and no bucket Adjust the listed...

Page 102: ...he machine being stationary and level on a firm supporting surface The user must make allowance for particular job conditions such as soft or uneven ground out of level conditions side loads hazardous...

Page 103: ...pedals 2 Swing the machine to align upperstructure with undercarriage 3 Lower attachment boom to ground or stow boom in boom rest See Boom Stow Procedure on page 3 35 4 Operate engine at low idle for...

Page 104: ...the procedure shown on page 5 37 3 Position boom over rear of undercarriage and embed bucket in ground or against a solid object 4 Apply down pressure with boom and pull and push with boom while a he...

Page 105: ...Unit for Driving Drive to and from job site only under the following conditions With boom stowed secure boom as shown above Mirrors are clean and properly adjusted for visibility Doors and upperstruct...

Page 106: ...y display warning flags flares or flashing lights Parking Procedure 1 Perform Travel Mode Engine Shutdown on page 3 14 or Remote Mode Engine Shutdown on page 3 33 2 Fill fuel tank to minimize condensa...

Page 107: ...440 4645 to exposed cylinder rods Maintenance Take a sample of hydraulic fluid for analysis Note Not all analysis methods are compatible with all hydraulic fluids e g laser particle counters do not re...

Page 108: ...Section 3 Operation 3 38 80804002 This Page Intentionally Left Blank...

Page 109: ...use unapproved attachments for the following reasons Gradall cannot establish range and capacity limitations for will fit homemade altered or other non approved attachments An overextended or overloa...

Page 110: ...tion beginning on page 4 4 Ditching Buckets Installation Procedure Refer to Adapter Attachment Installation beginning on page 4 4 Size Cu Yd m3 24 610mm 3 8 31 30 762mm 1 2 41 36 914mm 5 8 54 42 1 07m...

Page 111: ...Attachment Installation beginning on page 4 4 Pavement Removal Bucket Installation Procedure Refer to Adapter Attachment Installation beginning on page 4 4 Size Cu Yd m3 15 381mm 1 5 15 21 533mm 1 4 1...

Page 112: ...lation Procedure Refer to Adapter Attachment Installation beginning on page 4 4 Grading Blade Installation Procedure Refer to Adapter Attachment Installation beginning on page 4 4 Size Cu Yd m3 72 1 8...

Page 113: ...s 2 Bucket Adapter 3 Bucket Bars Installation Procedure 1 Be sure wedge bolts 1 are secured in storage position toward rear and position bucket adapter 2 above bucket bar 3 as shown 2 Lower boom until...

Page 114: ...es forward or to keep wedges from turning when tightening nuts Be certain wedge surfaces are flush between adapter and bar and tighten fully Jog tool control a few times and re tighten Check often to...

Page 115: ...rds are removed for service replace them before operating machine Do not step or stand on engine cover or upperstructure heater cover when performing checks and services in the area of the main boom a...

Page 116: ...coating of engine oil to all linkage pivot points Drain engine and gear cases after operating when oil is hot Check all lubricant and coolant levels when cool MACHINE DAMAGE Contact Gradall before we...

Page 117: ...5 3 SERVICE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES Daily or Shift 10 Hour Maximum Maintenance Schedule Drain air tanks daily To prevent possible damage to emission controls components wait a minimum of 10 minutes afte...

Page 118: ...50 EVERY Drain Expansion Ping Tank Check Swing Transmission Oil Level Follow Lubrication Schedule Follow Lubrication Schedule Check Tilt Transmission Level Check Tilt Transmission Level Inspect Air Fi...

Page 119: ...VERY Check Axle Oil Level Check Front Axle Wheel End Oil Levels 4X2 6X4 Machines Only Check Transfer Case Oil Level Check Fan Belt Check Battery Check Transmission Oil Level Inspect and Clean Cooler C...

Page 120: ...ce Heater Air Filter Follow Lubrication Schedule Check Hydraulic Cab Heater Oil Reservoir 250 Torque all Items Listed in Torque Chart 1st 30 DAYS Drain and Refill Swing Transmission Oil Drain and Refi...

Page 121: ...Section 5 Lubrication Maintenance 5 7 80804002 400 Hour Maintenance Schedule OAC2031 400 Change Engine Oil and Filter EVERY Replace DEF Injector Unit Filter...

Page 122: ...ers Have hydraulic fluid analyzed to determine condition Use test port mini check in pump line to obtain sample Drain flush and replenish system if required Check Brak e System Slack Adjusters Follow...

Page 123: ...ollow Lubrication Schedule 1500 EVERY Change Engine Coolant Hydraulic Fluid Filters Drain and Refill Steering System Reservoir Unless hydraulic fluid is analyzed semi annually to determine level of co...

Page 124: ...umber of Lube Points if 4x4 Front Grease extreme pressure 2 OAC2061 4 x 2 FRONT STEERING AXLE 4 x 4 FRONT DRIVE AXLE 4 x 4 FRONT DRIVE AXLE Universal Joints Universal Joints Drive Shaft Splines Wheel...

Page 125: ...nts Added Number of Lube Points if 4x4 Rear Grease extreme pressure 2 OAC2071 4 x 4 TRANSFER CASE AND DRIVE SHAFT 4 x 2 DRIVE SHAFT Slack Adjusters Universal Joints Universal Joints Universal Joints U...

Page 126: ...EVERY Number of Lube Points Added Number of Lube Points if 6x6 Front Grease extreme pressure 2 OAC2081 Universal Joints Universal Joints Drive Shaft Splines Wheel End King Pin Pivot King Pin Pivot Dra...

Page 127: ...Number of Lube Points if 6x6 Rear Grease extreme pressure 2 OAC2091 Slack Adjusters Universal Joints Universal Joints Universal Joints Universal Joints Universal Joints Walking Beam Pivot Universal J...

Page 128: ...ximum Lubrication Schedule XL3100IV 750 EVERY Number of Lube Points Added Number of Lube Points if 4x4 Front Grease extreme pressure 2 OAC1391 4 x 2 FRONT STEERING AXLE 4 x 4 FRONT DRIVE AXLE 4 x 4 FR...

Page 129: ...Section 5 Lubrication Maintenance 5 15 80804002 750 EVERY Number of Lube Points Added Number of Lube Points if 4x4 Rear Grease extreme pressure 2 OAC1431 Brake Camshafts...

Page 130: ...80804002 Semi Annual 750 Hour Maximum Lubrication Schedule XL4100IV XL5100IV 750 EVERY Number of Lube Points Added Number of Lube Points if 6x6 Grease extreme pressure 2 OAC0031 Front Brake Camshafts...

Page 131: ...Section 5 Lubrication Maintenance 5 17 80804002 750 EVERY Number of Lube Points Added Number of Lube Points if 6x6 Grease extreme pressure 2 OAC0041 Rear Brake Camshafts...

Page 132: ...ction 5 Lubrication Maintenance 5 18 80804002 5 5 UPPERSTRUCTURE LUBRICATION SCHEDULES Daily or Shift 10 Hour Maximum Lubrication Schedule 10 EVERY Number of Lube Points Grease extreme pressure OAC005...

Page 133: ...Section 5 Lubrication Maintenance 5 19 80804002 Weekly 50 Hour Maximum Lubrication Schedule 50 EVERY Number of Lube Points Grease extreme pressure OAC0061...

Page 134: ...Section 5 Lubrication Maintenance 5 20 80804002 Annual 1500 Hour Maximum Lubrication Schedule 1500 EVERY Number of Lube Points Grease extreme pressure OAC0081...

Page 135: ...rform shutdown procedure on page 3 14 or page 3 33 and proceed to fuel tank 3 3 Turn fuel tank cap 2 and remove from fuel tank 3 Add diesel fuel as needed Replace fuel tank cap Replenish diesel fuel a...

Page 136: ...shutdown procedure on page 3 14 or page 3 33 3 Check level of hydraulic oil at the sight gauge 1 on the hydraulic tank 2 The oil level should be visible in the upper gauge window 4 If hydraulic oil i...

Page 137: ...5 Remove dust cap from pressure fill port 5 Locate female coupling from tool kit and attach to pressure fill port Add hydraulic fluid to level where oil is visible in upper gauge window 6 Remove fema...

Page 138: ...nk Element Change as filter indicator light indicates 1 Perform shutdown procedure on page 3 14 or page 3 33 2 Locate reservoir breather 1 mounted on hydraulic tank 2 3 Depress breather plunger 3 to r...

Page 139: ...Maintenance 5 25 80804002 4 Remove bolts 4 on return filter to allow removal of filter cover 5 5 Remove old filter element 6 and replace with new element 6 Replace filter cover 5 and bolts 4 Torque b...

Page 140: ...be replaced 3 Remove dust from vacuator valve 3 by squeezing bottom of valve to allow loose particles to fall out 4 Locate air inlet hood 9 loosen clamp 8 and remove hood 5 Remove dust from hood 6 Re...

Page 141: ...and vacuator valve 4 Replace inner safety element 7 after every third primary element change If replacing the inner safety element at this time carefully slide the element out and replace with new ele...

Page 142: ...ould be at the HOT LEVEL mark When coolant is cool level should be at the COLD LEVEL mark 4 If coolant is low remove overflow bottle cap 2 and add coolant 50 50 mixture of ethylene glycol and water as...

Page 143: ...Remove dipstick 1 and check oil mark The oil should be between the full 2 and add 3 marks within the crosshatched area of the dipstick 4 If oil is low remove oil fill cap 4 and add motor oil to bring...

Page 144: ...n Air Tanks 1 Perform shutdown procedure on page 3 14 or page 3 33 2 Locate air tanks 1 3 Loosen drain cocks 2 to drain any moisture from air tanks If significant moisture is found check operation of...

Page 145: ...rform shutdown procedure on page 3 14 or page 3 33 2 Locate fuel water separator on front fuel tank mount 1 3 Loosen drain cock 3 on underside of fuel filter 2 and allow all water to drain into a glas...

Page 146: ...ering reservoir 1 Remove dipstick 2 and check fluid mark The fluid should be between the full 3 and add 4 marks within the crosshatched area of the dipstick 4 If fluid is low add steering fluid to bri...

Page 147: ...Check 1 Perform shutdown procedure on page 3 14 or page 3 33 2 Remove valve stem cap 3 Check tire pressure using a good quality gauge 4 Add air if required inflate tires to air pressure located on sid...

Page 148: ...re on page 3 14 or page 3 33 2 Locate reservoir breather 1 mounted on hydraulic tank 2 3 Depress breather plunger 3 to relieve hydraulic reservoir pressure 4 Spin reservoir breather counter clockwise...

Page 149: ...procedure on page 3 14 or page 3 33 2 Open the battery box cover 3 Wearing eye protection visually inspect the batteries 1 Check terminals for corrosion Replace battery if it has a cracked melted or d...

Page 150: ...oil drain plug 3 Drain oil into a suitable container 4 Unscrew bowl 4 and remove filter element from element location spigot in the filter head 5 Replace the filter element Verify that the designation...

Page 151: ...visible notify maintenance personnel for adjustment or repair 1 Position unit in a safe level area 2 With brake system fully charged 125 psi apply digging brake stop engine and remove key 3 Install w...

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Page 153: ...ract side of the boom circuit 2 Direct the rod side oil into a waste container as the boom is SLOWLY pulled out 3 Once the boom is at the proper extension secure the telescoping boom to the main boom...

Page 154: ...w the shift back to travel mode Towing When transporting the vehicle with one or all axles on the road it is possible to damage the axles if the wrong procedure is used before transporting begins Befo...

Page 155: ...allons 30 liters Type of Coolant 50 50 ethylene glycol water Hydraulic System System Capacity XL3100IV 65 gallons 246 liters XL4100IV XL5100IV 70 gallons 265 liters Type of Oil Mobilfluid 424 Tractor...

Page 156: ...XL4100IV XL5100IV Capacity 31 pints 14 7 liters Type of Fluid 80w90 1440 3126 Front Axle XL3100IV 4x4 Capacity 27 pints 12 8 liters Type of Fluid 80w90 1440 3126 Front Axle Wheel Ends XL3100IV 4x2 XL4...

Page 157: ...ressure Lube 2 Capacities are approximate Check level to be sure Hydraulic Fluid Specifications Pour Point 46 F SSU 100 F 275 Flash Point 442 F Approved Supplier Type Mobil Mobilfluid 424 Tires Air Pr...

Page 158: ...ing Weight 6x4 49 684 lb 22 536 kg Operating Weight 6x6 50 925 lb 23 099 kg Gross Vehicle Axle Rating 6x4 66 000 lb 29 937 kg Gross Vehicle Axle Rating 6x6 69 000 lb 31 928 kg XL5100IV Operating Weigh...

Page 159: ...learance 10 in 254 mm Transport Length without bucket 25 1 ft 7 7 m Transport Height without bucket 6x4 10 11 ft 3 1 m 6x6 11 3 ft 3 4 m Transport Width without bucket 8 6 ft 2 6 m XL5100IV Wheelbase...

Page 160: ...r Rod Retainer Quantity 6 Thread Size grade 5 8 11 8 Torque lubricated 200 215 lb ft 272 292 Nm Swing Bearing Quantity 72 Thread Size grade 5 8 11 8 Torque lubricated 200 215 lb ft 272 292 Nm Swing Mo...

Page 161: ...grade 3 4 10 8 Torque lubricated 450 500 lb ft 610 678 Nm Front Axle U Bolt Nuts Quantity ALL Thread Size grade 3 4 10 8 Torque 300 310 lb ft 406 420 Nm Undercarriage Cab Steering Wheel Retaining Nut...

Page 162: ...ad Size grade 7 8 14 8 Torque bolts in a 4 stage criss cross pattern Torque Stage 1 150 185 lb ft 203 251 Nm Torque Stage 2 280 315 lb ft 380 427 Nm Torque Stage 3 470 505 lb ft 637 685 Nm Torque Stag...

Page 163: ...LT AUXILIARY POWER F23 SPARE ACCY B POWER F24 POWER OUTLET 2 F25 WIPER POWER F26 D C CONVERTER POWER F27 SPARE ACCY A POWER F28 SWITCH POWER F29 POWER OUTLET 1 F30 HEATER POWER F31 SP 1 SPARE 1 OAC191...

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Page 165: ...check lug nut torque no damage or cracks Grab Handles and Steps secure and clean Tires proper inflation no damage adequate tread Horn clean and undamaged Air tanks open petcocks to drain water no dama...

Page 166: ...Engine operates properly Upperstructure Lights Indicators and Gages function properly Dash Lights Indicators and Gages function properly Control Cut Out Lever controls do not operate while in the rai...

Page 167: ...check lug nut torque no damage or cracks Grab Handles and Steps secure and clean Tires proper inflation no damage adequate tread Horn clean and undamaged Air tanks open petcocks to drain water no dama...

Page 168: ...Engine operates properly Upperstructure Lights Indicators and Gages function properly Dash Lights Indicators and Gages function properly Control Cut Out Lever controls do not operate while in the rai...

Page 169: ...Shutdown Remote Mode 3 33 Engine Shutdown Travel Mode 3 14 Excavating Buckets 4 2 F Fuel Level 5 21 Fuel Tank 7 2 Fuel Water Separator 5 31 Fuse Panel 7 9 G Grading Blade 4 4 H Hazards Lever 2 28 Hig...

Page 170: ...S Safety Practices 1 1 Safety Signal Words 1 1 Service Maintenance Schedule 5 3 1st 30 Days 5 6 250 Hour 5 6 400 Hour 5 7 Annual 1500 Hour Max 5 9 Daily Shift 10 Hour Max 5 3 Monthly 125 Hour Max 5 5...

Page 171: ...OVE SLOWLY Place one hand motionless in front of hand giving motion signal Raise load slowly shown EXTEND BOOM With both hands clenched point thumbs outward RETRACT BOOM With both hands clenched point...

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