What to do if there are damages on the surface of HURST SP 333 Spreader hydraulic hoses?
If you notice damages on the surface of the hydraulic hoses of your HURST Spreader, especially mechanical damages or those caused by contact with aggressive agents, you should replace the hoses.
Why hoses cannot be coupled to HURST Spreader?
Hoses might not couple to the HURST Spreader due to pressure being too high, possibly from high ambient temperature. Try setting the hydraulic pump to pressureless circulation. Alternatively, the coupling may be defective and needs immediate replacement.
What to do if there is a leak in the couplings of HURST SP 333 Spreader?
If you discover a leak in the couplings of your HURST Spreader, the coupling is likely damaged and must be replaced immediately.
Why is it frequently not possible to couple hose assemblies of HURST SP 333?
If you frequently struggle to couple hose assemblies to your HURST Spreader, it could be due to hydraulic fluid not adapted to the application. In this case, the hydraulic fluid must be replaced. Another possible reason is a defective coupling, which needs to be replaced immediately.
Why doesn’t HURST Spreader perform at its given power?
If your HURST Spreader isn’t performing at its specified power, the cause might be insufficient hydraulic fluid in the pump. To resolve this, top up the hydraulic fluid and deaerate the system.
What to do if there is a leak on the handhold of HURST Spreader?
If you observe a leak on the handhold of your HURST Spreader, it could be caused by the hose connection to the couplings being interchanged. Reconnect the hoses to the coupling in the correct way. Alternatively, the return line may be disabled. Disconnect the return line from the coupling, clean it, and then reconnect it.
How to fix HURST SP 333 Spreader arms that move slowly or jerkily?
If the spreader arms on your HURST Spreader move slowly or jerkily when activated, this is likely due to air in the hydraulic system. You should deaerate the pump system to resolve this issue.
What to do if hydraulic fluid leaks on the piston rod of HURST Spreader?
If hydraulic fluid leaks on the piston rod of your HURST Spreader, it indicates a defective rod seal. It should be repaired by an authorised dealer, by personnel specially trained by HURST, or by HURST itself.
What to do if the star grip on HURST Spreader doesn’t return to the central position?
If the star grip on your HURST Spreader does not return to the central position after release, it is likely due to damage to the torsion spring for reset. It should be repaired by an authorised dealer, by personnel specially trained by HURST, or by HURST itself.
What to do if there are damages on the hydraulic hoses of my HURST Spreader?
If you observe damages on the surface of the hydraulic hoses of your HURST Spreader, this is likely due to mechanical damages or contact with aggressive agents. The solution is to replace the hoses.
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