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7.

 

Engaging Broom the 
First Time  

                                                                                

 

If this is your  

initial startup with this attachment 

on 

this machine, check the skid steer's 
hydraulic oil level and add oil, if 
necessary, before and after doing steps 

1- 3 

below.  

After starting the skid steer, lift the 

attachment 6" (152mm) off the ground 

surface:  

1.

 

With the skid steer engine RPMs just 

above idle, slowly engage the 

auxiliary hydraulic to spin the broom 

bristles. Move the auxiliary control 

pedal, lever or switch in the opposite 

directions to reverse the broom's 

direction. Repeat this three times.  

2.

 

If your broom is equipped with the 

hydraulically operated angle 

feature, operate that function in 

both directions three times also.  

3.

 

Lower the broom attachment to the 

ground and shut off the skid steer's 

engine and exit the operator's 

compartment.  

 

5.

 

Check the skid steers hydraulic oil 

level, and add oil if necessary.  

6.

 

Inspect the broom's hydraulic 

plumbing for any noticeable leaks. 

Correct these leaks before 

continuing.  

Stopping the Broom  

The broom quits moving when the auxiliary 

control is neutralized. When  

you are done sweeping for a period of time, 

always  rest  the  broom  attachment  on  the 

brackets designed to support the weight of 

the broom when not in use.  

To raise the rest brackets, take the weight 

off the rests by lifting slightly on the broom. 

Pull the lock pin out of the rest bracket 

tube and raise the tube to the position 

where another hole lines up for the pin. 

Insert the lock pin and keeper.  

Getting Familiar with the 
Attachment  

    Never operate 

the broom when bystanders are within 
100' (30 

m) 

of your work area. Flying 

debris could result in Death or Serious 
Injury.  

 

                                                               

Be cautious 

when operating 

on 

un-level ground 

surfaces. A machine roll over could 
result in Minor or Serious Injury. 
Always wear your seat belt when 
operating this type of machinery.  

Spartan Equipment  

 Angle Brooms June 2014  

PAGE 7  

                                                       

Do not store the 

broom while it is resting on the bristles as 

the weight of the attachment over time will 

warp or distort the shape of the bristles.  

Summary of Contents for Angle Broom

Page 1: ...4...

Page 2: ...Spartan Equipment Joppa MD 21085 1 888 888 1085...

Page 3: ...t you and all operators of this attachment become familiar with the operation maintenance and safety instructions found in this manual as well as in the manual that accompanied the skid steer machine...

Page 4: ...Importance of Safety Accidents can be very costly to human life and property As the operator is the 1 safety device on all types of vehicles or equipment it is important that the operator read learn...

Page 5: ...on during operation Mount this attachment on a skid steer equipped with thermoplastic polycarbonate door panel and side panels Speed Kills Operate this attachment at a safe working speed When transpor...

Page 6: ...er enter the area underneath the coupler or any part of the attachment when it is in the raised position to avoid an accident that will result in Death or Serious Injury Verify that the hydraulic hose...

Page 7: ...ting the attachment always visually inspect and verify that the coupler lock pins are fully engaged through the latch slots on the attachment plate Pre Operation Walk around Inspection Before every us...

Page 8: ...g for any noticeable leaks Correct these leaks before continuing Stopping the Broom The broom quits moving when the auxiliary control is neutralized When you are done sweeping for a period of time alw...

Page 9: ...e aft leveling can be accomplished by using the skid steer s attachment tilt cylinders Angling the Broom Manual Angle Models Raise the attachment about 8 200 mm off the ground surface Shut off the ski...

Page 10: ...e broom on the surface to be swept and move the skid steer in the forward direction at a speed no faster than 6 MPH 9 6 km h Excessive downward pressure on the broom will accelerate bristle wear and w...

Page 11: ...y Clean sand repaint any area that looks worn or scratched to prevent further rusting Use an equipment paint found at your local hardware store or building center Lubricate all the pivot joints before...

Page 12: ...al Number Broom Width Parts Manual Date lower right corner Parts Manual Page Part Description Quantity Required Ship to Name Address Payment Method then call your local dealer for factory fresh parts...

Page 13: ...Manual Angle Broom Parts Spartan Equipment PAGE 12 Angle Brooms June 2014...

Page 14: ...Selection 1 15 Solenoid Valve 1 16 Cylinder Angle 1 17 Fitting 90 2 18 Hose Valve to Cylinder 1 19 Fitting Adapter 2 20 Hose Valve to Cylinder 1 21 Control Switch Assembly 1 22 Hose Valve to Motor 1...

Page 15: ...y 1 Decal Danger Pinch Points 2 2 Decal Warning High Pressure Fluid Hazard 1 3 Decal Must Read Operator Manual 1 Replace any worn torn or missing safety decals before operating Spartan Equipment PAGE...

Page 16: ...nant is blocking the valve action Check if solenoid coil is working Solenoid valve not Verify that the 12V positive receiving signal from lead is connected to a live switch in cab circuit and that the...

Page 17: ...84 96 Width 1524mm 1829mm 2134mm 2438mm Weight 695 750 755 820 815 890 875 950 Lbs 315 340 342 372 370 404 397 431 kg Max 22 6 Angle Length 62 Front to 1575mm Back Height 30 762mm Max 3000 PSI Operati...

Page 18: ...Hydraulic Electrical Drawing Hyd Angle Angle Cylinder Motor Spartan Equipment PAGE 17 Angle Brooms June 2014...

Page 19: ...Spartan Equipment Angle Brooms June 2014 PAGE 18...

Page 20: ...Accidents Big or Small Avoid Them All Spartan Equipment PAGE 19 Angle Brooms June 2014...

Page 21: ...rtan Equipment Inc This warranty does not cover replacement parts not supplied by SPARTAN EQUIPMENT Warranty Statement Our obligation under this Limited Warranty shall be solely limited to repairing o...

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