FORM NO. 56043051 / Retriever
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2060 - 7
KNOW YOUR MACHINE DESCRIPTIONS
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1
OPERATOR’S SEAT – seat tips forward for access to the hydraulic oil tank and propane tank. Engage prop bar for safety.
2
ENGINE COVER – unlatch and raise to access engine compartment.
3
PARKING BRAKE LEVER (FOOT BRAKE) – operates the mechanical brakes on the front wheels.
4
HOPPER SAFETY SUPPORT PULL ROD – pull up on rod while hopper is raised to pull safety support into place.
5
HOPPER SAFETY SUPPORT – used to support the hopper while raised.
6
HOPPER COVER – open to access the hopper dust control filter.
7
HOPPER COVER PROP ROD – used to support the hopper cover while raised.
8
LITTER DOOR – throw debris in here that is too large for the broom to pick up.
9
HEAD LIGHT – use when sweeping in hard to see areas.
10
HOPPER DUST CONTROL FILTER – filters dust from the air.
11
SHAKER ASSEMBLY LATCH – used to hold the shaker assembly UP while servicing the filter.
12
DUST FILTER SHAKER ASSEMBLY – vibrates the dust control filter to shake dust out of it.
13
SIDE BROOM – used for sweeping along walls or curbs.
14
TIE DOWN POINT – safe point to tie down machine when transporting via trailer or truck.
15
MAIN BROOM ACCESS DOOR – open to access main broom for servicing.
16
FORWARD/REVERSE DRIVE PEDAL – controls the machine’s travel speed and direction:
Push down on the Back of the pedal to move the machine Backward.
Push down on the Front of the pedal to move the machine Forward.
The SPEED of the machine will increase as the pedal is pushed closer to the floor. Maximum forward speed is faster than maximum
reverse speed.
17
SIDE BROOM RAISE/LOWER (ON/OFF) LEVER – raises or lowers (stops and starts) the side broom.
18
HOPPER COVER LATCH – holds hopper cover in place.
19
BATTERY – provides electrical power for starting engine.
20
TILT WHEEL LEVER – push lever down to release steering column for adjusting up or down.
21
STEERING WHEEL – used to steer machine left or right.
22
OIL RESERVOIR – holds the hydraulic system oil, 11 gallon (41.63 liter) capacity.
23
PROPANE FUEL TANK – 33 lb. liquid withdrawal propane tank.
24
GASOLINE FUEL TANK – 12 gallon (45 liter) capacity
25
JACKING LOCATIONS – safe points for jacking machine up.
26
ENGINE OIL DRAIN – location of engine oil drain plug (under rear bumper).
27
MUFFLER – muffles engine exhaust.
28
COOLANT RECOVERY TANK – recovers coolant pushed out of radiator while engine is hot, used for checking coolant level.
29
ENGINE OIL DIPSTICK – used to check engine oil level.
30
ENGINE AIR FILTER – filters engine’s intake air supply.
31
ENGINE ACCESS DOOR – unlatch and open to access engine compartment.
32
CIRCUIT BREAKER / BATTERY COMPARTMENT DOOR – unlatch and open to access circuit breakers, battery & engine air filter.
33
CIRCUIT BREAKER PANEL – location of all machine circuit breakers.
34
HORN BUTTON – sounds the horn (directly below the brake pedal).
35
CONTROL PANEL – Refer to page 6.
Summary of Contents for Advance Retriever 2060
Page 87: ...4 99 Form No 56040696 page 2 A 3 B C D 5 1 2 6...
Page 94: ...6 99 revised 3 00 Form No 56040702 page 2 5 3 2 6 6 5 3 4 1 2...
Page 111: ...9 00 Form No 56040733 page 2 of 3 Diesel H FRONT M K L N R W P O T S J Q O P U V FIGURE 1...
Page 128: ...PROGRAM PURPOSE and OBJECT ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS Page 1 1 5 48 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 50...
Page 133: ...ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS Page 5 1 5 0 50 A 50 4 4 B 8 6 A C D FIG 5 1...
Page 134: ...ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS Page 5 2 6 5 8 0 8 2 0 2 0 2 E F 0 D 50 4 C D 5 5 5 5 6 6 2 0 6 FIG 5 2...
Page 139: ...Fuel Enrichment 4 6 6 50 5 5 6 A 50 5 0 0 ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS Page 5 7...
Page 144: ...ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS INC Page 5 12 3F 6 6 H J 3F FIG 5 19 6 G 6 FIG 5 20...
Page 147: ...ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS Page 6 2 A A 1 6 FIG 6 1...
Page 148: ...ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS Page 6 3 5 2 3 0 0 1 4 4 B 6 6 6 4 4 3 6 6 6 9 6 6...
Page 149: ...ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS Page 7 2 8 2...
Page 150: ...ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS Page 7 3 8 2...
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Page 160: ...ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS Page 9 11 6 6 9 8 2...
Page 163: ...ZENITH FUEL SYSTEMS Page 9 14 6 6 9 8 Continued...
