To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the surface not sealed behind the drag pan on my Terex Bid-Well 4800 Construction Equipment?
If the total finished surface of your Terex Construction Equipment is not sealed behind the drag pan, the concrete may be abnormally dry, possibly due to hot winds. Use a pre-wetted burlap drag and keep the burlap wet.
Why is the paving roller on my Terex Bid-Well 4800 not skewing properly?
If the paving roller on your Terex Construction Equipment does not skew in the proper direction, but is spinning correctly, the hydraulic lines to the hydraulic skew cylinder may be improperly connected. Reverse the hoses leading to the hydraulic skew cylinder.
Why do the augers on my Terex Bid-Well 4800 Construction Equipment slow or stop?
If the augers on your Terex Construction Equipment slow or stop, but the roller functions normally under load, it could be due to several reasons: * The auger is overloaded with concrete. Reduce the amount of concrete in front of the augers. * The auger motor is damaged or worn. Replace the auger motor. * A hydraulic hose quick disconnect is malfunctioning. Replace the quick disconnect.
Why is my Terex Bid-Well 4800 leaving a pitted surface?
If the paving rollers on your Terex Construction Equipment are leaving an open or pitted surface and there is no concrete on the side of the leading roller, the augers may be set too low, removing too much concrete. Raise the augers to leave a golf ball size of concrete at the front end of the leading roller.
Why does the paving roller on my Terex Construction Equipment not operate properly in reverse?
If the paving roller on your Terex Construction Equipment operates when the carriage travels in one direction but does not operate properly or reverse when the carriage travel direction is reversed, a hydraulic hose quick disconnect may be malfunctioning. Replace the quick disconnect.
Why is the automatic machine advance not working on my Terex Bid-Well 4800 Construction Equipment?
If the automatic machine advance on your Terex Construction Equipment is not functioning, but the manual bogie advance is working, the check valve may be stuck. Lightly tap the check valve. If the malfunction recurs, replace the valve. The valve is located beneath the Power Unit.
General| Brand | Terex |
|---|---|
| Model | Bid-Well 4800 |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details the warranty terms for products against defects in workmanship and materials.
Outlines the technical specifications of the Model 4800 Concrete Paver.
Provides approximate weights for the machine, including components and optional accessories.
Lists minimum qualifications, physical requirements, and necessary skills for operators.
Outlines expected behavior, responsibilities, and safety practices for machine operators.
Essential safety practices for operating, maintaining, and working around the paver.
Safety guidelines for working with the paver's high-pressure hydraulic systems.
Safety instructions for refueling the machine to prevent fire and explosion hazards.
Importance of keeping safety decals clean, legible, and replacing missing ones.
Safety measures related to the machine's battery system to avoid electrical hazards.
Guidelines for safely lifting and transporting the paving machine.
Recommendations for storing the paver to ensure safety and preserve its condition.
Detailed description of the paver's main structural and functional parts.
Explanation of the operator's control console functions and operation.
Procedures and warnings for safely lifting the paving machine.
Step-by-step instructions for loading the machine onto a flatbed truck.
Guidelines and warnings for towing the paver safely.
Importance and setup of screed rails and paving forms for profile accuracy.
Instructions for assembling the paver and preparing it for operation.
Specific considerations for paving thin bonded concrete overlays.
Daily checks and basic service tasks for the paver.
Information on the paver's engines, including maintenance and fuel types.
Procedures for checking hydraulic oil levels and replacing filters.
Instructions for adjusting the machine's controller for proper operation.
Common issues, causes, and remedies for paver operational problems.
Parts breakdown and diagrams for Group 1 components of the paver.
Parts breakdown and diagrams for Group 2 components of the paver.
List and diagrams of common optional equipment for the paver.
Optional equipment not illustrated, requiring service department contact.
