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b) Transporting Attachment and Power Unit
If the Power Unit is being transported with the Attachment (e.g. transporting on a trailer between
jobsites), follow the Power Unit manufacturer’s recommendations for transport and be sure to comply with
all local regulations.
c) Removal
To remove the Attachment from the Power Unit:
1) Find a suitable, flat location to leave the Attachment where it will not fall over.
2) Make sure the auxiliary hydraulic circuit is off and lower the Attachment all the way to the ground. Both
the front and rear of the Attachment should be resting on the ground.
3) Wait for drum to stop rotating and hydraulic system to depressurize before approaching Attachment.
4) Unlock the locking devices on the Power Unit’s mount.
5) Lift boom to remove it from the Attachment.
d) Storage on Power Unit
When leaving the Attachment unattended while still attached to the Power Unit:
1) Find a suitable, flat location to leave the Power Unit and Attachment.
2) Disengage auxiliary hydraulic circuit and lower the Attachment all the way to the ground. Both the front
and rear of the Attachment should be resting on the ground and positioned in such a way that the bal-
ance of the resting Power Unit is considered
3) Turn off Power Unit and remove ignition key. Wait for drum to completely stop its rotation before leav-
ing unattended.
e) Storage
When storing the attachment in between jobs:
1) Clean the attachment thoroughly (see “Cleaning Your Attachment” section for specific cleaning instruc-
tions).
2) Lubricate the attachment as recommended (see “Lubrication” section for lubrication details).
3) Check wearable parts and replace as necessary so you will be ready to operate when necessary.
4) Store in a clean, dry place.
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