Gehl HL 360 Operator's Manual

Form No.

902369

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OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

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GEHL©COMPANY

HL360

SKID

STEER

Gehl Company (Incorporated), hereinafter referred since 1859, warrants new GEHL machinery and/or attachments at the time purchaser, to accordance with the recommendations set forth in the GEHL Operators Manual.

GEHL's liability for any defect with respect to accepted goods shall be limited to repairing the goods at an authorized dealer or other GEHL designated location, or replacing them, above shall be twelve (12) months/or 500 hours (whichever occurs first) after the delivery

purchaser. This warranty shall not apply to any machine or attachment which shall have been repaired or altered

outside the GEHL factory or authorized GEHL dealership or in any way affect its stability or reliability, nor which has been subject to misuse , negligence or accident, nor to any machine or attachment which shall not have been operated instructions or beyond the Company recommended machine rated capacity.

be

free from defects in material and workmanship

in

accordance with GEHL warranty adjustment policies. GEHL's obligation shall terminate

LOADER & ATTACHMENTS

to

as

GEHL,

as

manufacturer

if

properly set up and operated

so

in

accordance with GEHL's printed

of

quality machinery

of

delivery to the original

as

GEHL shall elect. The

of

the goods to the original

as

in GEHL's judgement, to

in

This warranty shall manufacturers. Such items would include but would batteries , hydraulic components, bearings, tires, belts and other trade accessories.

Except expressed or implied, AND MAKES MACHINERY AND/OR ATTACHMENTS AND MAKES AND/OR ATTACHMENTS ARE FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. GEHL shall for incidental or consequential damages for any breach inconvenience, rental or replacement equipment, loss not be liable for, and the buyer assumes from the handling, possession or

No representation or warranty concerning its machinery and/or attachments except herein.

as

otherwise expressly stated herein, GEHL makes no representation or warranty

agent, employee or representative

not

be applicable to items which are subject to the warranties

not

be limited to engines, clutches, universal joints,

EXCLUSION

NO

WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY IN RESPECT

use

all

of

the goods by the buy:er.

of

OF

WARRANTIES

NO

WARRANTY THAT ITS MACHINERY

of

liability for,

GEHL has any authority to bind GEHL to any affirmation,

of

all

warranty, including

profits or other commercial loss. GEHL shall

personal injury and property damage resulting

of

their respective

but

as

specifically set forth

of

any kind,

TO

ITS

not

be

not limited to

liable

2

INTRODUCTION

M

r.

Operator:

Your decision You have made a sound Company over a century. philosophy Gehl products assure you the performance you need to make a profit. Your authorized Gehl Skid Steer

Loader

equipment. They maintain genuine Gehl service parts. This manual was written for the

find the information which he needs prepare, adjust, service and understand this unit.

The

operator

the

important manual reliability ed by the knowledge

Each section divided into smaller sections. The Table Index can be used

All service parts should be obtained from through when ordering service parts. serial

number

the space provided as a handy record for quick reference. Numbers for this unit are stamped

located on the left Riser below the Cross

Gehl

Company provements in the design without incurring the obligation on any unit previously delivered.

WEST BEND, WIS. 53095 U.S.A.

"Right" on

the seat and looking forward. Traction T-bar

ill

to

purchase Gehl equipment

and

lasting investment. Gehl

has been building quality equipment for well

Our

entire manufacturing and marketing

is

built

upon

quality.

dealer

should read this manual thoroughly so

facts

are known. The safety

and

performance

of

your

Gehl dealer. Give complete information

should always be given. Record numbers in

is

equipped to service

about

this unit

of

the contents

this manual

to

find the information

reserves the right to ma

The

operator

to

and

of

the

of

this unit will be determin-

is

clearly identified

The

model number

or

construction

to

is

a wise one.

quality built into

and

reliability

your

so

that

he can

know to correctly

the contents

operator

of

this manual.

of

on

a plate which Frame

ke

install such changes

and

Contents and

that

is

needed.

or

ordered

Support.

cha-nges

of

any

GEHL COMPANY

and

"Left" are determined from a position sitting

From

this position, the

T-bar

is

the left-hand

the right-hand Control.

Control

and

the

Lift/Tilt

Gehl

that

of

and

or

part

the the

is

im-

This Symbol . used throughout this manual, means

to

read carefully and understand the

message that follows.

WARNING:

A

all Door(s), Guard(s) or Shield(s) are in their proper position, BEFORE machine

Warranty Introduction Specification Check Lists Warnings - General Controls

Operation . . . . . .

Adjustments Lubrication Transporting Service Troubleshooting Optional Features Decal Locations Maintenance Schedule Index

herein, may show Door(s), Guard(s),or Shield(s) opened/removed. BE SURE that

TABLE

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& Safety Equipment

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SPECIFI

Model & Engine

(Gasoline) Engine, (SAE)

@ 1600

Hydraulic System:

Dual

T-Bar

Control

Tandem System

Filtration Reservoir

Electrical System:

Battery Starter Alternator

Capacities: .

(SAE) Operating (lEMC)

Hydraulic Lift . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Gasoline

Operating Weight -

Less

Tires

Travel Speed

Engine Specifications

Traction

Pump

.....................

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..............

Tip-up

Tank

Attachment.

..

Standard

Optional

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Some

OF

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& Accessories

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photographs,

is

operated.

CONTENTS

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CATIONS

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HL360 with

RPM,

27.5 ft-lb (3.8 kg-m)

.......

Pump

.................

12

......

.

.. . 15

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

x 5.70 4-Ply on 12.00 x 5 Wheels

23

x 8.50-12 4-Ply

. . 0 to 4

.......

Refer

Onan

2 Cylinder

16

hp (12 kw)

@ 2400

Traction &

9 gallons per minute (.57 liter per second)

7.5 gallons per minute (.47 liter per second)

5 gallons (19 liters)

..

6 gallons (22.7 liters)

..

Load

.

.....

10

.

.......

ampere Flywheel

550 Ib (250 kg)

1100

Ib

1110+

Ib

1582

Ib

Flotation

12.00 x 7 Wheels mph

to

Engine

used

Page

. . 3-4

5-7

8-9 10-12 12-18

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20-21 22-31

32-35

...

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36-37

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...

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Torque

RPM

Arms

microns

12

volt

. .

12

volt

(500 kg)

(500+ kg)

(720 kg)

(6.4 kmh)

Manual

Provided

19

21

35

38 39

on

2 3

3

Attachments:

36" Utility Bucket 42" Utility Bucket 42" Light Material Bucket 48" Light Material Bucket 60" Light Material Bucket

Manure

36" 42"

Manure

36" Pallet

Accessory

Fork Fork

Fork

.............

KEY

TO

Dimensions

in

Struck

fp (m3)

Heaped

fp (m3)

3.6 (0.1) 4.6 (0.

4.3 (0.

12)

5.4 (0.15)

7.7 (0.215) 9.8 (0.275)

8.8 (0.245) 11.4 (0.32)

11.0 (0.31)

14

.5

(0.41)

Weld-on Grapple Attachment

ILLUSTRATION

Inches (Millimeters)

13)

A B

A. Overall

.......................

·

B. Height

·

.... . ..

C. Overall Height

·

....................................

Maximum

to

Hinge

.....

..........

to

Height - Bucket* Fully Raised

.........

- Bucket* Fully Raised

.. ..

Top

of

Overhead

D. Overall Height Less Overhead

·

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E.

Ground

Clearance

...... . ...........

F. Overall Length With Bucket* .

G. Overall Length Less Bucket* . .

H. Wheel Base .

1.

Dump K. Rollback L.

Dump

Reach .

at

Angle

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M. Overall Width

With

Standard

With

Flotation

N.

Tread

Width

Standard

With With

Flotation

P. Bucket*

Width . ...

R. Clearance Circle S. Clearance Circle -

.......................

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T. Clearance Circle -

..... . .. . .....

·

U.

Height to

Top

Tires Tires

........

Rear Front

Front

...

...... . .....

of

Seat

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With Bucket*

Cushion

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(3048)

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92 (2336)

75

(1905)

56.5 (1435)

. 5.75 (146)

90 (2286)

67.25 (1708) 29 (736.5)

23.75 (603) 16 30°

35.75 (908)

40.

75

(1035)

29.75 (755 .

32.5 (825.5) 42 (1067)

54

(1371.5)

36.5 (927)

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5)

4

·Value

based

on

measurement with 42" Utility Bucket

attached and optional

Flotation

Tires installed.

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PRE-DELIVERY

The following Check List valuable made before delivering the unit off each item after prescribed action

Check __

__

Start the Loader engine and test-run the unit while checking that proper operation controls,

Check that: __

I acknowledge that pre-delivery service was performed

on

By

Da

information

that:

Unit

is

NOT

things as dents or

replace components as required.

Fuel

Tank, damaged, leaking or loosely secured. Battery Also check check Electrolyte level shipment, Battery Lift or Hydraulic leaking Hydraulic Hoses leaking Oil Filter attached. Wheels are securely attached inflated. Entire Hydraulic System, Engine static Transmission are filled levels. All Guards, Shields properly attached. Serial number for the unit is recorded in the spaces provided on this page

Traction properly and are

this unit

____________________________________

te

Set

is

and

Tilt Cylinders are

loosely attached.

or

Loader

as

outlined above .

Dealer's Set-up Man's Signature

-u p

_______________________________

and

damaged in shipment. Check for such

and

Fuel Lines

securely

that

Cable connections are tight. Also

Pump

loosely attached.

is

NOT

is

T-bar

Dealer's Name

CHECK

is

an

inspections which

to

loose

or and

mounted

and

is

filled

and

Motor

and

Fittings are

damaged, leaking

properly lubricated

and

Decals are in place

and

Lift/Tilt

NOT

damaged

LIST

important

the Customer. Check

missing parts; correct

Fittings are

and

strength (in domestic

at

the factory).

NOT

are

and

Crankcase

page

is

reminder

MUST

is

taken.

NOT

cracked.

damaged, leaking

NOT

damaged,

NOT

damaged,

or

loosely

Tires

are

properly

and

Hydro-

to

the

proper

3.

exhibited

T-bar

or

binding.

by

operate

of

be valuable information

that

oil

and

all

_

DELIVERY

The

following Check List

Customer item

_ Give the

_ Explain _ Explain and review with him the Controls

_ Explain

_ Explain and review with him the Service section

_ Explain the importance

- Explain

_ Complete

I acknowledge that above points were reviewed with at the time

Date Delivered

at

the time the unit

as

you explain it to the Customer.

Customer

be

him to contents

of this Manual.

Equipment section

tinued him the Lubrication section

this manual.

ing

BEFORE

Operator's tions,

sure to read and completely understand its

BEFORE attempting to operate the unit.

and

review with him the

that

regular lubrication

proper

of

operation

operation and long life. Review with

and familiarity with the Loader Controls

attempting

that

Manual

Owner

of

delivery.

Customer's Signature

___________________________

CHECK

is

that

M

his Operator's Manual. Instruct

of

this Manual.

of

to operate the Loader.

he

MUST

(provided) for related specifica-

and maintenance instructions.

's Registration

LIST

an

important

UST

be

is

delivered. Check off ea ch

WARNING

is

of

this manual.

his

thorough

consult the Engine

Card

reminder

passed on to the

section

& Safety

required for con-

understand-

.

of

me

_

Serial N umber

_____________________________

_

(Dealer's File Copy)

5

6

HL360

The

following valuable made

before delivering

off

eaGh item Check __

__

that

Unit things as or

replace

Fuel damaged,

Battery

Also check shipment,

Lift or

loosely Hydraulic leaking Hydraulic leaking

Oil attached

Wheels inflated. Entire Hydraulic

static

levels. All properly

Serial

provided

PRE-DELIVERY

Check

information

after

:

is

NOT

dents

Tank,

is

check

Electrolyte

and

Tilt

or

Filter

.

are

Loader

Transmission

Guards,

attached.

number

on

List

and

prescri bed

damaged

and

components

Fuel Lines

leaking

securely

that

Cable

Battery

Cylinders

attached.

Pump loosely Hoses

and

loosely

is

NOT

securely

is

System,

Shields

for

this

page

CHECK

is

an

inspections

the

unit

in

loose

as

or

loosely

mounted

connections

level

and

is

filled

are

and

Motor

attached.

Fittings

attached.

damaged,

attached

properly

Engine

are

and

the

unit

and

to

action

shipment.

or

and

filled

Decals

is

LIST

important

which

the

Customer.

is

taken.

Check

missing parts;

required

at

NOT

Crankcase

page

.

Fittings

secured

and

NOT

are

strength

the

factory).

damaged,

are

NOT

are

NOT

leaking

and

Tires

lubricated

to

the

are

recorded

3.

.

reminder

MUST

Check

for

correct

are

cracked.

tight.

(in

domestic

leaking

damaged,

or

loosely

are

properly

and

Hydro-

proper

in place

in

the

spaces

of

be

such

NOT

Also

that

oil

and

Start the Loader engine and test-run the unit while checking that proper operation

is

exhibited

by

all

controls.

Check

that

:

The

following valuable Customer item as

_ Give

_

information

you

the

him

to contents Explain of

this Explain Equipment Explain tinued him

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manual. Explain ing

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Operator's

tions,

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Complete

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acknowledge

at

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time

Date

Delivered

DELIVERY

Check

at

the

time

explain

Customer

be

sure

BEFORE

and

review

Manual.

and

review

section

that

regular

proper

Lubrication and

review

the

importance

and

familiarity

attempting

that

Manual

operation

Owner's

that

of

delivery.

Customer's

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unit

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to

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lubrication

operation

section

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and

maintenance

Registration

above

points

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important

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is

delivered.

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Operator's

completely

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the

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this

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thorough

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consult

were reviewed

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reminder

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passed

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to

operate

WARNING

Controls & Safety

is

required life. Review

this

Service

Loader

the

for

Card.

on

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off

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understand

the

for

manual.

section

understand-

Controls

Loader.

the

specifica-

with

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section

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to

each

unit.

conwith

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of

the

its

of

me

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Traction

properly

I

acknowledge

on

this unit as

By

____________

Date

Set-up

Serial Number

T-bar

and

that

outlined

Dealer's

__

___

and

are

NOT

damaged

pre-delivery service was

above.

Dealer's

Set-up

______________________

__________________________

Name

Man's

Lift / Tilt

T-bar

or

binding

__

____

Signature

operate

.

performed

_

____

_

(Note: Pages 5 and 6 Have Been Removed at Perforation)

7

WARNING

BEFORE EQUIPMENT, FOLLOWING ADDITION, INDIVIDUAL WITH MEMBER THESE

Gehl into guards

however, order operator's you

of

closely.

Thi"afoty

BECOME INVOLVED!

for safety manual

Remember: Most precautions must be observed injury

YOU

ATTEMPT

READ

SAFETY MAKE WHO

THIS

EQUIPMENT,

OR EMPLOYEE, IS

SAFETY

Company

consideration

exposed

some

to

assure

manual

further

alec!

PRECAUTIONS.

always

when

moving

areas

cannot

proper

and

decals

danger

and

,ymbol

ALERT!

It

stresses

and

can

be

found

and

on

the

unit itself.

The

careful

accidents are caused

or

damage.

SURE

OPERATES

takes

designing

operation

should

A

an

operator

TO

OPERATE

AND

STUDY

INFORMATION.

THAT

OR

WHETHER

FAMILIAR

the

operator

parts

be

guarded

on

the

be read

mea",

YOUR

attitude

throughout

is

by

human

to

prevent the possibility

and

farm

machinery

for his

or

. In

addition,

machine

A

TTENTI

SAFETY

of

"HEADS

this

the best

error. Certain

protection; shielded in

and

THIS

THE

IN

EVERY WORKS FAMILY

WITH

his safety

and

the

itself

warn

observed

ON!

IS

UP"

operator's

operator.

of

Please read

BEFORE

the

rules listed below for safe

you

operate

this

equipment.

operation

ALWAYS sit in the Seat and fasten your Seat Belt

BEFORE starting the Loader Engine!

Read

and observe ALL Warnings BEFORE oper-

ating this machine!

Know how to STOP the Loader BEFORE starting it! Keep ALL Guards, Shields and Decals in place and

properly secured!

Rest the Attachment (Bucket) on the ground when

Loader is NOT

ALWAYS use

In

use!

Lift

Cylinder Lock when Load Arms are raised for servicing the Loader and remove Ignition Key!

When operating on inclines or ramps, ALWAYS

travel with the heavier end

as

same direction

the top of the incline!

Travel slowly over rough terrain and

abrupt stops, quick starts

of

the Loader in the

NEVER

or

sharp turns with the

make

Load Arms raised.

8

ALWAYS carry the load low, especially on side hills,

inclines and/or when approaching

an

excavation!

Carefully inspect

on a regular routine basis; escaping fluid pressure can cause serious injury!

ALWAYS wear a hard hat when operating the Skid

Steer Loader!

Refuel in a safe place away from open flames and

potential sparks, NEVER refuel the Loader when the engine is hot! NEVER refuel engine running!

The Hydrostatic Drive

operates operating the Loader can move, especially stopped on

ground

level contact

DO

service the Loader when any

DO

engine running!

NOT

with the

mount

Hydraulic

with

Oil Flow. When the Pump is

an

incline. ALWAYS PARK Loader on

with

the

ground

attempt

to

or

dismount

Hoses

of

point

or park

clean, adjust, lubricate

and

a Skid Steer Loader

of the Attachment in

across the incline!

part

is moving!

the Loader

connections

under

with

Loader

NOT

if

or

with

the

DO

NOT

allow minors Loader unless Loaders are single Seat NO passenger machines!

DO

NOT

operate the Loader in a closed area; if necessary, adequate ventillation provided!

NOT

DO

unless the engaged!

DO

(Into loaded and raised to drop!

DO

the Operator's Platform!

DO

BE SURE surrounding strength to

DO

turning

DO

leave the Loader

Lift

NOT

push the

"Float" position)

NOT

extend

NOT

drive

NOT

or

NOT

exceed Loader rated operating capacity!

your

too

support

"HOT

reversing Loader directions!

to

operate

properly

Cylinder

LiftITiit T-Bar

as

close

ROD" when starting, stopping,

supervised; Skid Steer

with

this

will

feet beyond the

to

an excavation ground

weight

of

or

be near the

or

confined

MUST

the Load Arms raised

Lock

the Bucket

cause the Load

the Loader and load!

is positively

all the way forward

or

front

edge

or

ditch!

has adequate

be

Fork

Arms

of

9

Gehl Company, in compliance with the Agricultural Engineers, has

adopted

Farm

and Industrial Equipment Institute

and

the American Society

of

as a SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL. When you see this symbol, in this

BE

ALERT! Your Safety

is

involved.

CONTROLS & SAFETY

Whenever and wherever possible machine operation, Guards and Shields have been used on this equipment to protect potentially hazardous areas. In many places, Decals are also provided to warn potential dangers proced ures.

WARNING:

A

factory installed Guards and Shields are properly

secured T -BARS (Fig. 1)

A

bar Controls to their "Neutral" positions, BEFORE starting the Loader engine.

warning. DO

in

WARNING:

Seat Belts, Pump Drive Belt Idler and to return both

Traction

T~Bar

as

well as to display special operating

Read and observe ALL

son

the

NOT

operate this equipment unless

place.

BE

SURE to Fasten and Adjust

to

disengage the Hydrostatic

and

without affecting

of

unit BEFORE operating it.

ALL

T-

manual

or

on the unit itself, you are reminded to

EQUIPMENT

NOTE: When seated

•

Traction

the Lift/Tilt T -bar

Traction T-bar

The

Traction T-bar controls forward and turning the Skid Steer Loader. With the Hydrostatic Pump

Drive Belt Idler engaged, a right

out

by twisting the Traction

is

carried-out clockwise. power, turns in either direction should only be carriedout

with the Traction T

The

"Neutral" position movements for turning, forward travel are displayed on the Operator's Console.

Lift/Tilt T -bar

The

Lift/Tilt Load Arms back. Pushing the

"N

eutral" position lowers the

the T-bar

straight back raises the

bar

clockwise extends the Tilt Cylinders to roll the Bucket or counterclockwise retracts the Tilt Cylinders Bucket or

T-bar

is

by

twisting the

By

design

and

T-bar

and

rolling the Bucket

Lift/Tilt

Fork

back .

"Operation"

controls raising and lowering the

forward. Twisting the

on

the Loader Seat, the

is

the "left-hand" control and

the "right-hand" control.

and

reverse motion

turn

in carried-

T-bar

clockwise. A left

Traction

for most efficient use ofLoader

-bar

in the "Neutral" position.

of

the Traction

T-bar

Load

T-bar

counter-

T-bar

and

reverse travel

Decal on

or

straight forward from

Arms. Twisting the T-

top

Fork

forward

Arms. Pulling the

to

roll the

turn

T-bar

of

the

or

T-bar

Fig. 1

10

NOTE: The Lift/Tilt T -bar

•

equipped with 3-Spool Control Valves and

Auxiliary Hydraulics connections

with a Float the T -bar Information topic manual for further explanation.

A

when the Load Arms are raised.

pOSition

all

the way forward. Refer

WARNING: On 3-Spool Control Valve

Loader models, NEVER bar fully forward into the "Float" position

which

in

the Operation section of

on

is

reached

push

Loader models

is

also to

the Lift/Tilt

equipped

by

pushing

the General

this

T-

LIFT CYLI NDER LOCK (Figs. 2 & 3)

SEAT BELT (Fig. 4)

WARNING: When it becomes necessary to

on

A

Lock BEFORE shutt the Operator's Compartment.

The Lift Cylinder Lock Cylinder. Both the "engaged" the Lock are shown. Secure the Lock in the "storage" position with the Lockpin provided. Refer to section

work raised,

of

this manual for engage / disengage procedures.

the Load

BE

SURE to engage the Lift Cylinder

er w

ith

the Load Arms

in

g the engine off and leaving

is

located

and

on

the right Lift

"storage" positions

Operation

of

WARNING BEFORE starting the Loader

A

The 1386

automotive equipment use. Belts to obtain the correct length to match your build comfort. Correct Belt adjustment both completely unwound from the Belt retractors.

engine, adjust the Seat Belt for a correct snug

Seat Belt furnished

and

J4C

ends

BE

SURE

Regulation approved for construction

of

the Belt are completely extended,

A~

CARRY tOAn

to

fasten and properly

on

all Skid Steer Loaders

BE

SURE to adjust

is

only obtained when

LOW

is

that

fit.

SAE

and

both

and

is,

Fig.

3:

2:

Lift Cylinder Lock "Engaged"

lift

Cylinder Lock

in

"Storage"Position

Fig.

4:

Seat Belt (Retracted)

ROLL-OVER PROTECTION - OVERHEAD GUARD (See Fig. 2)

The Operator's protected by a high-strength Roll-over

WARNING: NEVER operate the Loader with

A

Channels when mounting equipment such

LlFTITILT T-BAR GUARD (See Figs. 1

the Overhead Guard removed. In addition, avoid drilling into the Guard Frame

compartment

as

lights or mirrors.

A WARNING: NEVER remove the Lift/Tilt

"bar

A

Guard protect from accidentally moving the T-bar while dismounting T-bar

IGNITION/STARTER KEY (Fig. 5)

The Skid Steer

Ignition

function

Guard.

is

factory installed over the Lift

the

Loader as well as

from outside the Operator's Compartment.

Loader

and

Starter

is

the same as

of

the Skid Steer

Frame

any

kind

to

block-off access

is

furnished with a Key-type

Switch. Switch operation

on

a car or truck.

of

& 2)

/Tilt

Loader

and

special

T -

Cage.

bar

to

the

and

is

T-

to

11

WARNING: To prevent unexpected or

A

remove the Compartment. .

THROTTLE (Fig. 5)

Engine displayed (toward the the Throttle up (toward the Turtle Symbol) decreases RPM.

unathorized engine starting, especially while performing service,

Key

BEFORE leaving the Operator's

RPM

is

varied with a hand-operated Throttle. As

by

the Decal, pushing the Throttle down

Rabbit

Symbol) increases

BE

RPM

SURE to

and pulling

HOURMETER (Fig. 5)

For

added convenience in proper routine maintenance performance, an cally record engine running time. Refer to the Maintenance Schedule in the back prescribed times and service routines

HYDROSTATIC PUMP DRIVE BELT ID

A Handle

Pump

static

WARNING:

A

Cylinder Lock HYDRAULIC/HYDROSTATIC OIL LEVEL

INDICATOR (Fig. 6)

The Oil Level for the Loader Hydraulics system, serving both the Hydrostatic Drives and Lift and Tilt Cylinders, is right side behind the Seat Backrest . A Decal next level.

Handle BEFORE starting the engine, after shutting the engine off and whenever the

visually displayed by a Level Indicator Tube on the

to

the Indicator to

Hourmeter

is

provided to engage/ disenga

Drive Belt Idler.

BE SURE

is

being engaged or disengaged.

is

provided to automati-

of

this manual for

to

be

ge

to

disengage the Idler

mark

the proper operating oil

performed.

LER

(Fig.

the Hydro-

is

placed

5)

Lift

Fig. 5

CHOKE (Fig. 5)

A hand-operated mechanical Choke engine starting assistance. Pull the Choke engine reached running temperature .

and

push it in all the way after the engine has

is

furnished for cold

out

to start the

OPERATION

WARNING:

A

first time, review the the Controls & Safety Equipment section of this manual. BEFORE

Loader engine and attempting to operate the Skid Steer Loader for the

Know

starting it.

BEFORE

WARNINGS

how to

STOP

starting the

section and the Loader

Fig. 6

STOPPING THE LOADER

1.

Move the Traction T

2.

LOWER

Loader Frame.

3.

Place the Lift /Tilt

Bucket

or

THE

Fork

-bar

LOAD

T-bar

onto

the ground.

to

the "N eutral" position.

ARMS

in "Neutral" and rest the

to

rest onto the

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