E Electrric Wa alk-Behind d Con ncrete e Curb b M Machin ne Owne er’s Ma anual W WARNING:: Read and understand u a all instruction ns, warnings, and cautionns before using this producct. Failure to follow the ins structions, w warnings, and d cautions ma ay result in sserious perso onal injury a and/or property damage.
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Table of Contents Intended Use ..........................................................................................................................................4 Technical Specifications ......................................................................................................................4 Important Safety Information ...............................................................................................................4 Grounding ............................................
Inttended Use U The Currbing Machin ne is an electtrically-driven n concrete ex xtruder that operates o on ccommon hou use hold current o of 115 volts. This machin ne produces continuous concrete c edg ging, borderss, and mowerr strips without tthe use of form work or guide g rails. It can produce e in excess of o 500 feet peer hour unde er ideal condition ns with constant feeding..
• Som me dust creatted by powerr sanding, sa awing, grinding, drilling, and a other connstruction ac ctivities conttains chemiccals known to o the State off California to o cause canc cer, birth deffects, or othe er reprroductive harrm. Some ex xamples of th hese chemica als are: -lea ad from lead--based paints s, -cryystalline silica a from bricks s and cemen nt and other masonry m prod ducts, and -arssenic and chromium from m chemically--treated lumb ber.
PER RSONAL SAF FETY • Stayy alert, watch h what you are doing, and d use common sense wh hen operatingg the Curbing g Macchine. Do nott use the machine while yyou are tired or under the e influence oof drugs, alco ohol, or med dication. • Dresss properly. Do not wear loose clothin ng, dangling objects, or je ewelry. Keepp your hair, clothing c and gloves awayy from movin ng parts. Loo ose clothes, jewelry, or long hair can bbe caught in moving parts. • Use ANSI Z87.
ELEC CTRICAL SA AFETY • Alwa ays check to o ensure the power supplyy correspond ds to the volttage on the rrating plate. • Do n not abuse the e cord. Neve er pull a Curb bing Machine e by its powe er cord, or yaank power co ords or exte ension cords from the rec ceptacle. Kee ep power and d extension cords c away ffrom heat, oil, sharp edge es or moving g parts. Replace damage ed cords imm mediately. Da amaged cord s may cause e a fire and increase the e risk of electtric shock.
G Groundin ng Grounded Tools s: Tools with w 3-Pron ng Plugs Tools marked with Grounding G Required R havve a 3-wire cord c and 3-prrong groundiing plug. The e plug must be connected to t a properly grounded ou utlet. If the to ool should electrically maalfunction or break down, grounding pro ovides a low resistance p path to carry electricity aw way from the user, reduciing the risk of electric shockk. (See Figure e A.
Befo ore Each h Use 1. Makke sure the Power P Switch h（#14）is O OFF. 2. Makke sure the fo ollowing parts are properrty attached to t the machin ne and adjussted: - The Rear Wheel W Bracketts (#28). - The desired Slip Form (P Part# 1A,#1B B, #1C) a. loosen the ese two nuts. b b. Unload the e bolts c. Change the mold m that you need (1A, 1 B or 1C) d. fit the bolts an nd nuts again n. (#2, #3, #4 4, #5) - The Compacction Ram (6 64). (See Parrts Diagram.) 3.
Always m make sure th hat the Powe er Switch (14 4) is OFF and d the Curbing g Machine iss unplugged from f its electrica al outlet before making ad djustments to o the Curbing g Machine. 5. Insp pect the gene eral condition n of the Curb bing Machine e. Check for loose l screwss, misalignment or bind ding of movin ng parts, crac cked or broke en parts, dam maged electrrical wiring, aand any othe er cond dition that ma ay affect its safe s operatio on.
Concrete Preparation • It is extremely important to have a consistent mix. If it is too wet, it will slump. If it is too dry, it will crack. • The sand should be rough, not having gravel much larger than match head.The sand should be free of dirt and debris. Mortar sand is recommended. DO NOT use silica sand.
Operatiing Instrructions 1. Whe en you open the cartons, you will find d the following parts. 2. Insta all the front wheel（#9） w 3. Insta all the back wheel w and handle(#9,#4 h 0) #40 0 NOTE: IIt is recomme ended that you y first test tthe Curbing Machine in your y drivewayy or garage. Experim ment by running concrete sand or morrtar sand (slig ghtly moist and a without ccement) to ge et an idea of h how to run th he Curbing Machine.
NOTE: T To produce curbing, c the Front Pneum matic Tire sho ould be remo oved, leavingg the front off the Slip Form on n the ground.. 6. Adju ust the two Rear R Wheel Brackets B so tthat the front of the Slip Form F is on thhe ground and the backk of the Slip Form is raise ed about 1/4 inch above the ground. 7. Add cement into o the Drum with w whole ful l shovels at a time. The Curbing C Macchine will start to prop pel itself as itt extrudes a curb. c Contin ue to add ce ement into the e Drum.
Ma aintenan nce Check th hat the Powe er Switch (14 4) is OFF and d the Curbing g Machine is s unplugged ffrom its elec ctrical outlet be efore perform ming any insp pection, main ntenance, or cleaning pro ocedures to aavoid accide ental starts that can cause e injury. Maintain n the Curbing g Machine by y adopting a program of conscientiou c s repair and maintenanc ce in accordance with the following rec commended d procedures: When yo ou don’t need it, please make m sure th hat it’s clean and dry.
# #20 # #21 #23 4. Insta all a new V-B Belt (#20 size e A500) onto o the two Pulleys (#21, #2 23.) 5. Movve the Motor (#25) back to its original position then firmly retighten the fourr Bolts (#48)).
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Parts List Part No.
Part No. 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 Description Crank Arm Link Arm Bearing 61900 Bolt Pin 1 Bolt Pin 3 Bearing 6001 Push/Pull Assembly Inner Hex Screw M8X55 Lower Cover Plate Cross Head Twist Bolt M8X20 Track Compaction Ram Quantity 1 1 2 1 1 4 1 1 1 2 1 1 Troubleshooting Problem Curbing Machine will not turn on Curbing Machine extrudes poorly. Solution • Make sure the Power Switch is in the “ON” position. • Make sure to use the proper size extension cord.
Limited Warranty Northern Tool and Equipment Company, Inc. ("We'' or '"Us'') warrants to the original purchaser only ("You'' or “Your”) that the KLUTCH product purchased will be free from material defects in both materials and workmanship, normal wear and tear excepted, for a period of one year from date of purchase. The foregoing warranty is valid only if the installation and use of the product is strictly in accordance with product instructions.
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