Titan Attachments TORO

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Summary

Important Safety Information

Safety At All Times

Thoroughly read and understand manual instructions; ensure operator training and proper equipment checks before use.

Safety Alert Symbol

Alerts to potential personal safety hazards; read following instructions carefully and be alert.

Safety Alert Words

Understand the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION alert words for hazard recognition.

Shutdown and Storage Procedures

Proper procedures for safely shutting down the machine and storing implements securely.

Transport Machinery Safely

Safe practices, speed limits, and control measures for transporting equipment on public roads.

Protective Equipment and Hazards

Recommendations for protective gear and awareness of hazards like high-pressure fluids and noise.

Tire Safety

Safety guidelines for changing, inflating, and handling tires to prevent accidents.

Maintenance Guidelines

Replacement Teeth

Instructions on how to replace grapple teeth and where to purchase replacements.

Lubrication Points

Recommendation for applying grease to lubrication points at regular intervals for optimal performance.

Parts Diagram and Exploded View

Acknowledgement of Risk and Liability

The document describes the Toro Rock Bucket Grapple, model TOROBGRAP42, with item number 112459, manufactured by Titan Attachments. This is an operator's manual providing essential information for the safe and effective use, maintenance, and storage of the equipment.

Function Description:

The Toro Rock Bucket Grapple is an attachment designed for use with a tractor or similar heavy equipment. Its primary function is to efficiently handle and transport rocks and other debris. The grapple mechanism allows for secure gripping and lifting of irregular loads, while the bucket design facilitates scooping and containing materials. It is intended for tasks suchating, clearing land, and managing construction sites where rock and debris removal is necessary. The "Top Jaw Rock Bucket Grapple" (P112459-1) and "Frame Rock Bucket Grapple" (P112459-2) work in conjunction, powered by an "RBGRAP CYLINDER" (P112459-3), to open and close, securing the load.

Important Technical Specifications:

While specific dimensions and weight capacities are not explicitly listed in the provided pages, the parts diagram offers insight into the components. Key components include:

Top Jaw Rock Bucket Grapple (P112459-1): 1 unit
Frame Rock Bucket Grapple (P112459-2): 1 unit
RBGRAP CYLINDER (P112459-3): 1 unit, responsible for the grappling action.
Pins for Grapple (P112459-4): 2 units, for pivotal connections.
Pins for Cylinder (P112459-5): 2 units, for cylinder attachment.
Shield for Cylinder (P112459-6): 1 unit, for protection.
Hoses (P112459-10, P112459-11): "HOSE A- FEED/RETURN" and "HOSE B," 1 unit each, indicating hydraulic operation.
Couplers (FFC12F, FFC12M): "FEMALE FLAT FACE COUPLER ½ THREAD" and "MALE FLAT FACE COUPLER ½ THREAD," 1 unit each, for hydraulic connections.
Teeth (P112459-14): 4 units, for digging and gripping.
Pins for Tooth (P112459-15): 4 units, for securing the teeth.
Retainers (P112459-16): 4 units, for securing the tooth pins.
Bolts (P112459-17): M10*15, 4 units.

The hydraulic system operates with ½ inch threaded flat face couplers, suggesting a standard hydraulic flow and pressure for typical compact or utility tractors.

Usage Features:

The manual emphasizes safety as paramount. Operators are instructed to:

Thoroughly read and understand the manual and all safety labels.
Operate the implement only from the driver's seat.
Ensure all guards and shields are in place.
Never leave the tractor or implement unattended with the engine running.
Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from power-driven parts.
Wear snug-fitting clothing.
Be aware of surroundings (wires, trees) when raising implements.
Avoid carrying passengers on the tool.
Be prepared for emergencies (fire, first aid).
Wear protective clothing and hearing protection.
Exercise extreme caution with high-pressure fluids, relieving pressure before disconnecting lines and checking for leaks with paper, not body parts.
Follow tire safety guidelines, including using proper tools for inflation and removal, and using a safety cage if available.

For transport, the maximum speed for the implement is 20 mph, and this should not be exceeded. Slower speeds are required for rough terrain. Sudden braking should be avoided, especially if the towed load lacks brakes. Guidelines for tow load weight ratios are provided: 20 mph when the load is less than or equal to the tractor's weight, and 10 mph when the load is double the tractor's weight. It is explicitly stated not to tow a load more than double the weight of the tractor.

Maintenance Features:

The manual outlines several maintenance practices to ensure the longevity and safe operation of the grapple:

General Maintenance: Work in a clean, dry area, allow the implement to cool before maintenance, and do not grease or oil while in operation. Inspect all parts for good condition and correct installation. Remove buildup of grease, oil, or debris.
Replacement Teeth: The teeth (P112459-14) are easily replaceable by removing a pin and inserting a new tooth. Replacements (LW80KIT) can be purchased from Titan.
Grease Points: It is recommended to re-apply grease to lubrication points every 8 hours of use. A visual example of a grease point is provided.
Shutdown and Storage: Lower the machine to the ground, park the tractor, turn off the engine, and remove the key. Detach and store implements in an area inaccessible to children.

The product comes with a one (1) year limited warranty, details of which are available on www.palletforks.com/warranty.html. This warranty is exclusive and disclaims all other express or implied warranties, including merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.