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LeeBoy Model 8510B Conveyor Paver 7-11
Maintenance
Safety Prop in Position
Figure 7-8
1 - Safety Prop
Lowering Conveyor
Remove all tools or foreign objects
before lowering.
1. Before lowering the conveyor, make sure that the
area under the conveyor is clear of tools or foreign
objects.
2. Release safety prop (Figure 7-8,1) carefully. If
conveyor has dropped rmly down onto safety
prop, it will be necessary to raise the conveyor.
After raising the conveyor, lower the safely prop as
instructed.
3. Lower the conveyor by pulling the CONVEYOR
RAISE/LOWER handle downward to the LOWER
position and hold until conveyor is fully lowered.
4. Clean area where side wings fold down.
5. Fold side wings back with same in and out knuckle
motion used to raise the side wings.
6. Reinstall the hold down bolts on each side wing.
Never pave with hold down bolts out.
Side wings may lift, letting asphalt get into conveyor
chains.
Raising Conveyor
Before raising or lowering conveyors,
fold side wings into the full “out” position.
1. Fold side wings all the way in, then remove bolts on
side wings.
2. Grab top of wings and pull out 5 to 6 in. (13 to 15 cm),
then pull bottom handle out till wing knuckles out
(Figure 7-7).
Side Wings
Figure 7-7
Crush Hazard! Safety prop must be
placed in position. Use extreme care when working
under conveyors. Clear the area of untrained
personnel.
NOTE: Engine must be running to raise conveyor.
3. Raise conveyor by pushing the CONVEYOR RAISE/
LOWER handle upward to the RAISE position and
hold until conveyor is fully raised.
NOTE: If equipped with Truck Hitch Option, use Selector
Valve Lever (Figure 10-19,22) on left side of
paver to raise and lower conveyor.
4. Immediately after raising the hopper, place the
safety prop in position (Figure 7-8,1).
NOTE: Engine should be turned off when lowering.
5. With engine turned OFF , lower the conveyor onto
the safety prop by pulling the CONVEYOR RAISE/
LOWER handle downward to the LOWER position
and hold until conveyor is fully lowered and is
resting securely on the safety prop. This will provide
a margin of safety preventing the safety prop from
accidentally being dislodged.
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