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Stripe Hog Systems
2.7 Truck Mounted Hog Head
The Hog Head and Hog Arm are mounted to the
front of the chassis, just forward of the bumper.
The hydraulic system provides the power for all
functions of the Hog Arm and the hydraulic motor
that rotates the spray bar on the Hog Head.
The high pressure water pump provides ultra high
waterblasting pressure to the spray bar and the
vacuum blower provides the vacuum to carry dirty
water and debris to the debris tank. A joystick
and control switch panel in the cab control all
functions of the Hog Head and control arm. The
Hog Head is a single blast head design mounted
on the Hog Arm.
Auxiliary connectors for high pressure water and
DC power are located on the bumper near the
Hog Head. The connection provides high pressure
water and DC power for Waterblasting accessories
or Hog Tools that can be powered by the SH5500
systems.
Hog Head Hydraulic System
The hydraulic system is powered by the truck en-
gine. The truck must be in work mode with the
transmission PTO engaged before the hydraulic
system will operate. The control panel and joy-
stick in the cab control all hydraulic functions of
the Hog Arm. The Hog Head can be moved up and
down, right and left or can be set to float, which
allows the Hog Head to freely move up and down
with the contour of uneven surfaces. When the
Hog Arm is raised to the full up position, it will
automatically lock. This lock is a safety feature
that prevents the Hog Arm from being lowered
accidentally while the vehicle is operating in Drive
Mode.
The operator must release the Hog Arm lock
manually before it can be lowered. Make sure the
truck is stopped with the parking brake set before
manually releasing the Hog Arm lock.
Truck Mounted Hog Head
Summary of Contents for Stripe Hog SH5000
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