The rear (drive) wheel should be lifted off of the ground for towing, to avoid damaging the hydrostatic drive
system. If the machine must be towed or pushed with the rear wheel on the ground, do not move the machine
faster than walking speed or a distance of more then 500 feet (150 meters).
The words CAUTION!, WARNING!, and DANGER! are used in this manual to help you recognize situations
that may cause bodily injury or property damage. Carefully read information beginning with these words and
take necessary steps to protect personnel and property.
WARNING!
Never work under the hopper with out the hopper safety support installed on the hopper lift
cylinder, as shown in Figure 2, below.
FIGURE 2
WARNING!
Never work under the machine without safety stands or blocks installed under the frame.
DANGER!
Do not adjust the drive pedal linkage with the drive wheel on the floor. With the wheel on the floor, the
machine could move during adjustment, causing property damage or bodily injury.
WARNING!
Wear a protective mask to prevent inhaling of dust while servicing the dust control filter.
WARNING!
Wear eye protection while servicing the dust control filter.
Cooling System Capacity7 qts6.6 l
Dust Control Filter Area125 sq ft11.6 sq m
Engine - See Page 63
Fuel Tank Capacity (Gasoline & Diesel)10 gal38 l
Hopper Capacity - Volume15 cu ft425 l
Hopper Capacity - Weight1200 lbs544 kg
Hydraulic System Capacity18.5 gal70 l
Hydraulic Oil Tank Capacity17 gal64 l
Minimum Aisle for U-turn120 inches305 cm
Recovery Tank Capacity85 gal322 l
Scrub Brush System
Brush Diameter12 inches38 cm
Brush Pressure350 lbs159 kg
Brush Speed200 RPM200 RPM
Scrub Path45 inches114 cm
Solution Tank Capacity95 gal360 l
Sweeping System
Main Broom Adjustment Pattern2-1/2 inches64 mm
Main Broom Minimum Bristle Length2 inches51 mm
Side Broom Diameter21 inches53 cm
Sweeping Width - Main Broom Only45 inches114 cm
Sweeping Width - with 1 Side Broom56 inches142 cm
Sweeping Width - with Dual Side Brooms67 inches142 cm
Tire, Rear6 x 16 inches15 x 41 cm
Tires, Front4 x 16 inches10 x 41 cm
Turning Radius - Left Turn84 inches213 cm
Turning Radius - Right Turn88 inches224 cm
Weight
•Change the hydraulic oil filter when the “service filter” indicator light (on the dashboard) glows.
•Service the engine air filter whenever the red flag is visible in the filter service indicator (located in the
engine compartment, on the air filter). See page 64 for more information.
•Change the engine coolant every 1500 hours of operation. Use a 50/50 mixture of water and automotivetype anti-freeze.
•Every 1500 hours of operation, have a sample of the hydraulic oil analyzed for contamination. Change
the oil if necessary. See page 74 for more information.
•Every 1500 hours of operation, check the oil level in the scrub brush gear boxes. Add 140W gear lube if
necessary to bring oil level to 1-1/2 inches (3.8 cm) from top of gear boxes.
The main broom, the broom housing and the hopper are the main parts of the sweeping system. The main
broom lifts the dirt off of the floor and into the hopper. The broom housing and its skirts keep the litter and dust
from spreading beyond the sweeping path of the machine.
The main broom should be serviced at regular intervals to maintain good sweeping performance. The following maintenance steps should be completed every 30 hours of operation.
1Raise the hopper and install the hopper safety support. Then remove any debris wrapped around the
broom, broom motor shaft or idler hub.
2Open the door at the right end of the broom housing and inspect the broom bristles. Rotate the broom if
the bristles are curved. Replace the broom if the bristles are worn to a length of 2 inches (5 cm) or less.
3Clean built-up dirt from the inside of the broom housing.
The working height of the main broom is adjustable to compensate for bristle wear. Before adjusting the main
broom height, measure the length of the bristles. The broom should be replaced if the bristles are worn to a
length of 2 inches (5 cm) or less.
To adjust the main broom height...
1Drive the machine to an area with a level floor and set the parking brake.
2With the engine still running, put the broom switch in the ON position and the main broom lever in the
SWEEP position. Do not move the machine. Let the main broom run for about 1 minute. This allows the
broom to polish a “strip” on the floor.
3After 1 minute, release the parking brake and move the machine so that the polished strip is visible. The
polished strip on the floor should be 2-1/2 inches (6.3 cm) wide.
Note: Adjusting the broom for a pattern wider than specified decreases sweeping performance and increases
broom wear.
4If the polished strip is too wide or too narrow, remove the panel from the left side of the operator’s
compartment (next to the operator’s left leg). The broom adjustment knob is behind this panel, near the
bottom of the broom raise/lower lever. Turn the broom adjustment knob clockwise to make the polished
strip wider or counter-clockwise to make the polished strip narrower.
5Check the broom pattern again. Continue adjusting until the polished strip is the correct width.
Main Broom Level Adjustment
The broom level adjustment raises or lowers just the left end of the main broom, so that the broom touches the
floor evenly across it’s entire length.
Once the broom is leveled at the factory, further adjustment is seldom necessary. Adjust the broom level only
if the broom pattern (see main broom adjustment) is tapered after installing a new broom.
To adjust the broom level...
1Install a new broom and check the broom pattern (see Main Broom Adjustment). If the broom pattern is
tapered, go to step 2. If the broom pattern is not tapered, the broom level does not need adjustment.
2Remove the (7) screws holding the cover at the left end of the broom housing.
Since the main broom motor always turns in the same direction, the bristles eventually become curved. When
this occurs, sweeping performance can be improved by removing the broom and turning it around (end for
end) so that it will turn in the opposite direction. This procedure is commonly referred to as “rotating” the main
broom.
Note: The main broom should be replaced when its bristles are worn to a length of 2 inches (5 cm) or less.
To rotate or replace the main broom...
1Raise the hopper, stop the engine, set the parking brake and put the hopper safety support on the hopper
lift cylinder.
2Put the main broom lever in the SWEEP position.
3Open the main broom access door (on the right side of the machine) and remove the “A” bolts (see
Rubber or urethane skirts are installed at the front, back and sides of the broom housing to keep dust and
debris confined during sweeping. For good sweeping performance, all of these skirts must be in good condition and adjusted for proper contact with the floor.
Hopper Skirt
The hopper skirt is mounted on the hopper and drags on the floor in front of the main broom. It acts as a
ramp, to help guide the litter off the floor and into the hopper. It also acts like a check valve, keeping litter from
being thrown forward by the rotation of the broom.
To replace the hopper skirt...
1Raise the hopper about 3 feet (1 meter) and put jack stands under it for additional support.
WARNING!
Never work under the hopper without jack stands in place to support it.
2Remove the screws holding the skirt on the hopper and install the new skirt in it’s place.
Replacing Skirts at Left End of Broom Housing
Outer skirt - Remove the (8) “A” bolts (see Figure 3) and the straps holding the skirt in place.
Middle Skirt - Remove the (7) “B” bolts and cover “C”. Then remove the “D” bolts and the straps holding the
middle skirt in place.
Inner Skirt - Remove the (7) “B” bolts and cover “C”. Then remove the (6) “E” bolts and the straps holding the
middle skirt in place. When installing the new middle skirt, position it so that area of the skirt marked “F” is on
the inside (broom-side) of panel “G” - not between the the strap and panel “G”. The holes at area “F” are not
actually used to hold the skirt in place.
Follow steps in reverse order to reassemble.
Replacing Skirts at Right (door) End of Broom Housing
Outer Skirt - Remove the (8) “H” bolts (see Figure 4) and the straps holding the skirt in place.
I
FIGURE 4
Inner
J
Middle
Outer
H
Middle Skirt - Open the broom access door, remove the (6) “I” bolts, straps and the inner skirt. Then remove
the (5) “J” bolts and the strap holding the middle skirt in place.
Inner Skirt - Open the broom access door, remove the (6) “I” bolts, straps and the inner skirt.
The side broom is designed to move dust and debris from along a curb or wall, into the path of the main
sweeping broom.
Side Broom Height Adjustment
The side broom should be positioned so that the bristles from the “10 o’clock “ position to the “3 o’clock”
position (as viewed from the operator’s seat) touch the floor.
To adjust for broom, loosen the lock nut “C” (see Figure 5) and turn bolt “D” clockwise to lower (or counterclockwise to raise) the side broom. Check the adjustment with the side broom running. Then tighten lock nut
“C”.
The side-to-side tilt of the side broom is adjustable. Once adjusted at the factory, re-adjustment is seldom
necessary. If adjustment is required, loosen the (2) “J” bolts (see Figure 5), tilt the broom to the desired angle
and re-tighten the bolts.
Check the adjustment with the side broom running. The broom should touch the floor from the “10 o’clock”
position to the “3 o’clock” position, as viewed from the operator’s seat.
Side Broom Motor Removal
1Raise hooper and install the hopper safety support on the hopper lift cylinder.
WARNING!
Never work under the hopper without the hopper safety support installed on the hopper lift cylinder.
2Remove the side broom guard from the frame (3 bolts).
3Remove the (3) “A” bolts (see Figure 5).
4Support the motor, remove lock nut “K” and bolt “D”.
5Remove the (2) “H” bolts and separate the motor from the mount.
6Note the position of the hydraulic hoses and disconnect them from the broom motor. Install plugs in the
hoses to keep oil in and dirt out of the hydraulic system.
7Repair or replace the motor as necessary.
Follow the steps in reverse order to re-install the motor.
1Hold the hopper switch in the HOPPER UP position just long enough for the hopper to tilt forward.
2Reach behind the top of the hopper, loosen the lock nut on the hopper cylinder rod and turn the rod
clockwise to increase downward flex of channel “B” or counter clockwise to decrease downward flex of
channel “B”.
3Close the hopper and check your adjustment. Repeat adjustment if necessary. If adjustment is good, tilt
hopper again and tighten the lock nut on the cylinder rod.
Hopper Dump Door Adjustment
The gasket on the dump door must seal air tight against the front of the hopper for proper machine operation.
Before adjusting the dump door cylinders, check the condition of the gasket and replace it if damaged. To
adjust the hopper door cylinders, loosen the lock nuts on the cylinder rods and turn the cylinder rods.
The dust control system prevents dust from flowing out of the broom housing and polluting the air around the
machine.
Air enters the dust control system through gaps in the broom housing skirts. The air stream carries dust
(raised by the broom) through the broom housing, through the hopper and into the dust control filter. The dust
gets trapped in the filter. The air continues through the filter, through the dust control (lower) impeller, through
the hydraulic oil cooler and out of the machine.
Hydraulic Oil Cooler
FIGURE 1
Hopper
Dust
Control
Filter
Shaker
Motor
Lower
Impeller
Dust
Control
Valve
Broom Housing
As more and more dirt builds up on the filter, less air can go through the system. Eventually, dust will flow out
of the broom housing because there is not enough airflow to carry it into the filter. When this happens, the
operator can easily clean the filter by moving the dust control lever to the SHAKE position. This starts a motor
(on top of the filter) that shakes the dirt out of the filter and into the hopper.
When sweeping on a wet surface the dust control lever should be put in the OFF position. This opens a
butterfly-type valve which stops air flow. If this procedure is not followed, moisture will be pulled into the filter,
mix with the dirt and form a hardened coating that is difficult to remove.
There is no dust control for the side broom. The side broom should be used only when sweeping along a wall
or curb, and raised when sweeping in an open area. This will keep the amount of dust raised by the machine
to a absolute minimum.
The dust control filter should be inspected every 30 hours of operation. To inspect the filter...
1Open the hinged cover on top of the hopper. If there is dirt under this cover, the gasket around the filter
may be damaged or the filter may be punctured. The filter must be replaced if it is punctured.
2Disconnect the shaker motor wiring, release the filter latches and lift the filter retainer out of the hopper.
3Using the lifting rings, carefully lift the filter out of the hopper.
4Inspect the gasket around the dirty-side of the filter. Replace this filter if it is damaged or pulled loose
from the filter.
5Check the dirty side of the filter for a heavy build-up of dirt. If The filter is lightly coated (1/16 inch thick)
with dirt and the pleats in the filter are not filled with dirt, cleaning is not necessary. If there is a heavy
coating of dirt on the filter, follow the cleaning instructions below.