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2” BADGER OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING

OPERATION

1. Make sure the operator has a controlled 

dump in the system and it is operated by 
the person closest to the job. Test the dump 
prior to beginning the job.

2. Flush out the high pressure hoses before 

connecting the Badger to eliminate debris. 

3. Attach tool to the end of the hose. Use 

Parker Thread Mate and Teflon tape on all 
pipe thread connections (P4, BSPP4); use 
anti-seize on all straight thread connections 
(MP6R, MP9L, MP9R) to the swivel inlet. 

4. The 2” Badger has a large O-Ring (WV 008) 

around the inlet.  This O-Ring helps prevent 
the tool from getting caught on the rear 
edge when pulling the tool back out of the 
line.  

An optional Fairing Assembly (BA 530) 

will also help prevent snagging during tool 
removal. 

5. It is recommended that the hose be marked 

a few feet from the end with a piece of tape 
so the operator knows when to stop on the 
way back out.  

6. Position the tool in the line opening.  

7. Close the dump and slowly bring the pump 

up to pressure the first time to make sure 
no nozzles are plugged and the jet thrust is 
correct.  The Badger should begin to slowly 
rotate.  

8. Once operating pressure is reached, feed 

the tool into the line to begin the cleaning 
job. 

9. Allow the jets time to do their work by 

feeding the hose out at a controlled rate.

10.  2” BADGER ONLY- After the Badger is 

removed from the hose, blow out water with 
compressed air and spray a light oil such as 
WD-40 into the tool.

TROUBLESHOOTING

HEAD WILL NOT ROTATE: 
•  First, make sure the head (BA 546-LKD) is still 

tightened into the shaft (BA 501-LK). A safety 
feature built into the shaft stops the tool from 
rotating if the head comes loose. 

•  If the head isn’t loose, try spraying a light oil 

such as WD-40 into the tool and rotate head 
by hand until it turns freely again.  

•  Make sure that the jets in the head are not 

plugged.  

•  If the tool still does not rotate after trying the 

steps above, it may need to be disassembled 
and cleaned on the inside.  Follow the 
instructions in the “2” Badger Tool Service 
Information” section of this manual.

BA 530 
Fairing

NOTICE

The most important item in maintaining the Badger tool is flushing high pressure hoses before use. This 
keeps debris from entering the tool and preventing a loss in rotation.

Summary of Contents for BADGER BA-H6

Page 1: ...BADGER FAMILY SELF ROTARY SWIVELS USER MANUAL EXCLUDES BA H6 4 40K MODEL 2 INCH 4 INCH 6 INCH PL 663 REV P 06 2020...

Page 2: ...INING RISK ASSESSMENT PPE 4 PRE RUN SAFETY CHECK 5 2 BADGER 6 MODEL AND HEAD INFORMATION 6 BACKOUT PREVENTION 7 OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING 8 HEAD REPLACEMENT INFORMATION 9 ASSEMBLY AND PARTS 11 4 B...

Page 3: ...bends and comes with head locking technology for increased safety Head options allow the tool to be optimized for a variety of pump pressures and flows unplug polish or run longer lines based on jetti...

Page 4: ...s and incorporated safety features in the design StoneAge WILL NOT accept responsibility for the results of misuse IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INSTALLER OPERATOR to conduct a job specific risk ass...

Page 5: ...aning Always de energize the system before servicing or replacing any parts Failure to do so can result in severe injury and or death PRE RUN SAFETY CHECK Refer to WJTA IMCA s Recommended Practices Fo...

Page 6: ...the hose requirements An OPTIONAL BA 530 Fairing Assembly is available for all 2 Badger models when using hose sizes up to 6mm The fairing is designed to be attached to the back of the 2 Badger to he...

Page 7: ...BADGER BACKOUT PREVENTION WARNING Because of the short length of the Badger the tool can turn around in large lines and come back at the operator at a high rate of speed If cleaning larger lines a ri...

Page 8: ...e first time to make sure no nozzles are plugged and the jet thrust is correct The Badger should begin to slowly rotate 8 Once operating pressure is reached feed the tool into the line to begin the cl...

Page 9: ...end wrench to remove the Head from the Shaft BA 612 LK TOOL KIT INCLUDES BA 182 Head Removal Tool BA 185 Red Loctite 262 WV 010 Retaining Rings 2 WV 181 Spanner Wrench Loctite is a registered tradema...

Page 10: ...he tapered external surface of the shaft 3 Slip the Removal Tool between the Head and the Body and clamp it into a vise 4 Insert the WV 181 Spanner Wrench into the Shaft 5 Using a 7 8 socket wrench to...

Page 11: ...D C Head NEVER REMOVE SET SCREW FROM HEAD BA 501 LK Shaft BA 503 Body WV 008 O Ring WV 010 Retaining Ring BA 002 P4 15k or BA 002 BSPP4 15K or BA 502 MP6R 22K or BA 502 MP9L 22K or BA 502 MP9R 22K Inl...

Page 12: ...SET OPTIONS Engraved on each head is R12 R18 or R22 this number is the offset of the head that makes it rotate The approximate flow range for each head offset is given in the table pump operating pres...

Page 13: ...being cleaned see below Make sure there is an operator controlled dump in the system operated by the person closest to the cleaning job Follow all operating instructions in this manual DANGER If the 4...

Page 14: ...as well TROUBLE SHOOTING HIGH PRESSURE WATER SEAL LEAK The high pressure seal may leak initially at lower pressures but should pop closed as pressure is increased A continuous leak at operating press...

Page 15: ...lean lint free rags or shop towels Anti Seize Swagelok Blue Goop StoneAge PN GP 043 Blue Goop Grease Chevron Multifak EP1 StoneAge PN GP 049 Isopropyl Alcohol or Denatured Alcohol Blue Goop is a regis...

Page 16: ...nch Shaft Bearing Assembly RJ 011 C Carbide Seat RJ 012 TO H P Seal 5 Use a small screw driver or pick to remove the Retaining Ring from the shaft 6 Pull the Discs and O Rings off of the Shaft DISASSE...

Page 17: ...bearing 9 Remove both Port Plugs from the Head 10 Use a flat head screwdriver to remove the Shaft Seal and inspect for damage Figure 6 For Steps 9 10 8 Use a small pick to remove the O Ring and the S...

Page 18: ...ver the Shaft 4 Place an O Ring on top of this Disc 5 Place an Outer Disc on after the O Ring The external flats of the Outer Discs should be aligned with the flats inside the head 6 Repeat these step...

Page 19: ...nto the center of the Nut with the lip spring side up 11 Install the O Ring in the groove in the bottom of the Nut BAE 002 Nut BAE 030 Wear Ring Shaft Bearing Assembly BJ 026 Port Plug 12 Install the...

Page 20: ...026 Port Plug 1 BJ 048 F Visc Fluid Fast 6oz 1 BJ 062 S Antiseize 2g 1 BRLM 109 Bearing Single Sided 1 PL 663 BADGER Family Manual 1 RJ 011 C Carbide Seat 1 RJ 012 TO H P Seal and O Ring 1 BA 006 Seal...

Page 21: ...x Nozzle 2 x Plug 2 x Nozzle 1 x Plug 2 x Plug 2 x Nozzle Nozzles are Part Number APF4 XXX Plugs are Part Number GP 025 P4SS Once you have confirmed the required jetting configuration use the StoneAg...

Page 22: ...n around in large diameter line VERY DANGEROUS PROPER USE Badger with rigid stinger to prevent turnaround still able to pass through elbows Rigid Stinger 1 1 2 times line ID WARNING Because of the sho...

Page 23: ...e blown into the tool as well TROUBLESHOOTING HIGH PRESSURE WATER SEALS LEAK The high pressure seal may leak initially at lower pressures but should pop closed as pressure is increased A continuous le...

Page 24: ...03 Shaft Adjust Sleeve BA 301 P8 Shaft ADJUSTING SLEEVE DETAIL 1 Open End Wrench for Shaft Sleeve Adjustable Wrench to hold Shaft in place ADJUSTING THE SPEED CONTROL To adjust the speed hold the wren...

Page 25: ...ringe end into the port in the Head and squeeze fresh Viscous Fluid in until clean Viscous Fluid comes out the port in the Nut Hold the tool so the port in the Nut is the highest point If air bubbles...

Page 26: ...sc 5 BA 316 Outer Disc 4 SM 116 O Ring 3 BJ 008 O Ring 3 Figure 3 For Step 4 5 3 Remove the Seat H P Seal and Wave Spring from the bore of the Shaft Figure 1 For Steps 1 2 BA 330 Wear Ring BA 302 Nut...

Page 27: ...Sleeve in order to replace the 2 O Rings Normally it is not necessary to disassemble the Shaft from the Adjust Sleeve Figure 6 For Steps 11 13 9 Remove the Shaft Seal and inspect for damage 10 Remove...

Page 28: ...an O Ring around the outer edge of this Disc 7 Repeat steps 3 through 6 until there are four Outer Discs and five Inner Discs on Shaft Note that there is no outer O Ring on the Inner Discs at each end...

Page 29: ...BJ 026 Port Plug BJ 026 Port Plug 13 Install Shaft Seal into the bore in the Head and the O Ring over threads and into groove of Head 14 Check that the Pins are installed in the Head 12 Install Shaft...

Page 30: ...P9 SERVICE KIT FAST BA 610 P8 MP9 OVERHAUL KIT FAST BA 602 P8 MP9 H P SEAL KIT 1 BA 313 Wave Spring 1 BC 410 Syringe Assembly 1 BJ 011 C Carbide Seat 1 BJ 012 TRO H P Seal and O Ring 1 BJ 026 Port Plu...

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Page 32: ...NS AS TO THE PERFORMANCE OF ANY PRODUCT EXCEPT AS SET FORTH IN THE STONEAGE LIMITED WARRANTY PROVIDED WITH THE PRODUCT 4 Delivery Seller is not obligated to make delivery by a specified date but will...

Page 33: ...n with such a dispute it shall only be commenced in such courts Seller and Buyer agree to the exclusive jurisdiction of such courts and neither will raise any objection to the jurisdiction and venue o...

Page 34: ...ed by StoneAge will void this Limited Warranty StoneAge reserves the right to change or improve the material and design of the Product at any time without notice to End User and StoneAge is not obliga...

Page 35: ...AMAGES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION LOSS OF PROFITS LOSS OF GOODWILL DIMINUTION OF VALUE WORK STOPPAGE INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS RENTAL OF SUBSTITUTE PRODUCT OR OTHER COMMERCIAL LOSS EVEN TO THE EXTENT...

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