Description
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Model List:
- B40B MK II Articulated Dump Truck
- 1. B40B 6×6 ADT Mk II OPERATORS MANUAL
- 2. TO THE OPERATOR
- 3. INTRODUCTION
- 4. USERS COMMENT FORM
- 5. TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 5.1. ABBREVIATION LIST
- 5.2. SAFETY
- 5.3. SAFETY DECALS (B40B STANDARD)
- 5.4. SAFETY DECALS (B40B CE MARK)
- 5.5. Pneumatic System
- 5.6. Electrical System
- 5.7. Frame and Body
- 5.8. Service Capacities
- 5.9. Recommended Fuel, Lubricants and Coolant Additives
- 5.10. Recommended Torque Settings
- 6. CHAPTER 1. SPECIFICATIONS
- 6.1. Machine Specifications
- 6.2. Wheels
- 6.3. Suspension
- 6.4. Hydraulic System
- 6.5. Steering System
- 6.6. Warning Decals
- 6.7. Information Decals
- 7. CHAPTER 2. OPERATORS CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
- 7.1. (B40B STANDARD)
- 7.2. Engine Oil Pressure Gauge
- 7.3. Hydraulic Tank Pressure Gauge
- 7.4. Warning Indicators (Red)
- 7.5. Confirmation Indicators (green Or Blue)
- 7.6. Switches
- 7.7. Controls
- 7.8. Operator Comfort
- 7.9. Miscellaneous
- 8. CHAPTER 3. OPERATORS CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
- 8.1. (B40B CE MARK)
- 8.2. Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
- 8.3. Engine Oil Pressure Gauge
- 8.4. Hydraulic Tank Pressure Gauge
- 8.5. Warning Indicators (red)
- 8.6. Confirmation Indicators (Green or Blue)
- 8.7. Switches
- 8.8. Controls
- 8.9. Miscellaneous
- 9. CHAPTER 4. OPERATING TECHNIQUES
- 9.1. Safety Instructions
- 9.2. Running In Instructions
- 9.3. Procedures Before Starting
- 9.4. Starting
- 9.5. Shutting Down the Engine
- 9.6. Moving
- 9.7. Operating with Inter axle Differential Locks
- 9.8. Loading
- 9.9. Dumping
- 9.10. Steering
- 9.11. Towing
- 9.12. Operating Tips
- 9.13. Transporting the Machine on other Vehicles
- 10. CHAPTER 5. BASIC PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
- 10.1. The Belly Plate
- 10.2. To Tilt the Cab
- 10.3. The Bin Prop
- 10.4. The Articulation Safety Bar
- 10.5. Service Position
- 10.6. Rules When Servicing
- 10.7. Measures to Prevent Fires
- 10.8. Refrigerant R134a
- 10.9. Working on Painted Surfaces
- 10.10. Working With Polymer Material
- 10.11. Service Guide
- 10.12. Engine
- 10.13. Transmission
- 10.14. Drop Box
- 10.15. Hydraulics
- 10.16. Chassis, Axles and Prop shafts
- 10.17. Cab, Electrical and General
- 11. CHAPTER 6. TROUBLE SHOOTING
- 11.1. Introduction
- 11.2. Earthing Points
- 11.3. Engine Difficult to Start
- 11.4. Engine Lacks Power
- 11.5. Engine Difficult to Start
- 11.6. Excessive Fuel Consumption
- 11.7. Low Engine Oil Pressure
- 11.8. Abnormal Oil Consumption
- 11.9. Internal Engine Oil Sludge
- 11.10. Engine Vibration
- 11.11. Exhaust Smoke Analysis
- 11.12. Propshaft Trouble Shooting
- 11.13. Axle Trouble Shooting (Table 1 of 2)
- 11.14. Axle Trouble Shooting (Table 2 of 2)
- 11.15. Wheel Trouble Shooting
- 11.16. Tyre Trouble Shooting
- 11.17. Brakes Trouble Shooting
- 11.18. Suspension Trouble Shooting
- 11.19. Hydraulic System Trouble Shooting
- 11.20. Pneumatic System Trouble Shooting
- 11.21. Pneumatic System Trouble Shooting
- 11.22. Brake System Troubleshooting
- 11.23. Brake System Troubleshooting
- 11.24. Instruments and Controls Trouble Shooting
- 11.25. Electrical Supply Trouble Shooting
- 11.26. Electrical Equipment Trouble Shooting (Table 1 of 2)
- 11.27. Electrical Equipment Trouble Shooting (Table 2 of 2)
- 11.28. Starting System Trouble Shooting
- 11.29. Front Frame Trouble Shooting
- 11.30. Articulation and Oscillation Assembly Trouble Shooting
- 11.31. Rear Frame and Walking Beam Assembly Trouble Shooting
- 11.32. Cab and Bonnet Assembly Trouble Shooting (Table 1 of 2)
- 11.33. Cab and Bonnet Assembly Trouble Shooting (Table 2 of 2)
- 11.34. Bin Assembly Trouble Shooting
