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Dynapac LG200 User Manual

Dynapac LG200
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Forward and Reversing Vibrating Plate
LG140/160/200
Operation & Maintenance
ILG140EN4, June 2002
We reserve the right to change specifications without notice.
Printed in Sweden (safety instructions included).
These instructions apply from:
LG140 PIN (S/N) *31400001* Honda/Hatz
LG160 PIN (S/N) *31600001* Honda/Hatz
LG200 PIN (S/N) *32000001* Honda
LG200 PIN (S/N) *32001123* Hatz
Petrol Engine:
Honda GX160
Honda GX200
Diesel Engine:
Hatz 1B20
The Dynapac LG140/160/200 are compact Forward/Reverse Vibratory Plates with excellent com-
paction data. Speed and compaction depth are regulated steplessly via hydraulic servo control of
the eccentric element. This gives the plate smooth motion and makes it very easy to operate.
All-round plates for compaction work close to piles and concrete bases. Also for floor filling and
foundations as well as backfill in pipe trenches. The LG160 is ideal for compaction on block paving
and patching work. The LG200 is an ideal plate for compacting sand and gravel in cable and pipe
trenches, foundation work, road repairs, etc.
The handle is suspended on special shock absorbers to keep it free from vibrations. A protection
frame with single-point lifting lug is covering all vital parts of the machine. The LG plates are desig-
ned for operation in well ventilated spaces, as all combustion engine machines.
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Dynapac LG200 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDynapac
ModelLG200
CategoryPower Tool
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Instructions for Light Products

Filling with Fuel (Gasoline/Diesel)

Provides critical safety guidelines for handling petrol and diesel fuel, including avoiding ignition sources.

Working with the Hydraulic System

Stresses the importance of regular hydraulic system maintenance and replacing hoses due to deterioration.

Safety Equipment

Lists essential safety equipment for operators and nearby personnel, including helmet, goggles, and gloves.

Starting the Machine

Instructs users to read the manual, check handles, and ensure all safety devices are secured before starting.

Working with Battery

Warns about sulfuric acid in batteries and the risk of explosive gases, advising protective measures.

Important Rules for Safety

Outlines mandatory safety practices, including using original parts and keeping stickers legible.

Operation

Highlights operational safety, including keeping feet clear and avoiding poorly ventilated spaces due to carbon monoxide risk.

Safety When Driving

Driving Near an Edge

Instructs to keep at least two-thirds of the plate on firm ground when operating near an edge.

Tilting

Warns about reduced maneuverability on wet/loose ground and advises caution on slopes and uneven terrain.

Driving on Slopes

Recommends driving up/down slopes, avoiding driving across, and notes maximum tilt limits.

Fuel and Lubricants

Technical Data

Weight

Provides net and operating weight details for LG200 (Honda, Hatz, Hatz El.) models.

Compaction Data

Details vibration frequency, centrifugal force, and amplitude for LG200 models.

Operating Data

Lists speed of travel and maximum tilt angle for LG200 models.

Volumes

Specifies fuel tank, crank case, hydraulic fluid, and eccentric element oil volumes for LG200.

Engine

Details engine models (Honda GX200, Hatz 1B20) and output/speed for LG200 models.

Noise and Vibrations

Presents noise levels and hand-arm vibration values for LG200 models.

Technical Data – Dimensions

Dimensions A-G

Provides dimensional data (A-G) in mm and inches for LG140, LG160, and LG200 models.

Operation – Honda GX160/GX200

Starting the Engine

Details the steps for starting Honda GX engines, including throttle, choke, and start button operation.

Operation – Hatz 1B20

Before Start

Lists pre-operation checks for Hatz engines, including fuel and oil levels.

Stopping the Engine

Explains how to stop Hatz engines using the ignition switch and removing the key.

Operation – All Engine Types

Lifting, Transportation and Towing

Maintenance – Service Points

Maintenance – Every 10 Hours of Operation

Maintenance – Every 100 Hours of Operation

Maintenance – Every 500 Hours of Operation

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