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Connect the end of the flexible hydraulic hose (3/8" JIC, F SWIVEL) to the
fitting at the cylinder.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
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Connect the other end of the flexible hydraulic hose (3/8" JIC, F SWIVEL) to
the flow control on the powerpack.
4.5 ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS
CAUTION: ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS SHOULD BE MADE BY A
QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
Refer to Figure 6, Electrical Diagram for electrical connections.
Electrical Breaker Size Recommendation: 20Amps
Figure 6. Electrical diagram for 230V/1 ph
4.6 CABLE
INSTALLATION
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Remove the hydraulic cap from the fitting at the base of the hydraulic cylinder.
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Depress the lowering lever on the powerpack, while using an air chuck to blow
air into the breather hole at the base of the cylinder to extend the rod.
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Extend the rod until it reaches its full stroke.
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Fill the reservoir on the powerpack with ISO 32 (10 Hydraulic Weight)
hydraulic fluid.
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Install the threaded stud end of the cables to the tower top plates using the
7/8” Flat Washer, and two (2) 7/8”-14UNF Hex Nuts with Cable Spacers as
required (see Figure 3). The Hex Nuts, Washers and Cable Spacers are
located in polybag “A” (cables).
Summary of Contents for ALIGNMENT EELR124A
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Page 31: ...31 of 42 8 7 CROSSMEMBER ASSEMBLY ...
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