Technical Data; Before Putting The Machine Into Operation; Mounting And Assembly - Parkside PSZ 250 A1 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

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5. Technical data

Reach l:
l = 750 mm
1
l = 1100 mm
2
Swing range: max. 180°
6. Before putting the machine
into operation
The swing arm is designed to take a cable
winch.
To mount the swing arm, you need a round
steel bar with a diameter of Ø 48 mm; its
wall must be a minimum of 3 mm thick.
Ensure that the anchor points of the steel
bar are able to adequately support the
forces that will be applied to it. Consult an
authorized professional to ensure that this
is properly done.

7. Mounting and assembly

Attach pipe collar (9) (with large hinge pin
(5)) to the steel bar using the two hexagon
bolts (6), washers (4), spring washers (3)
and two hexagon nuts (2). Before you
tighten the bolts, push the pipe collar (9) to
the desired work height of the swing arm
(Fig. 3-5).
Apply lubricating grease to the hinge pin
(5).
Slide the rectangular boom (11) over the
hinge pin (5) and push the cotter pin (8)
through the hole in the hinge pin (Fig. 6-7).
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Finally, bend both shanks apart from each
other so that the cotter pin (8) cannot work
its way out of the bore hole. (Fig. 8)
Max. load:
Now attach pipe collar (7) (with small hinge
m = 600 kg
pin (19)) to the steel bar above the
1
rectangular boom (11) in the same way as
m = 300 kg
2
you did with pipe collar (9).
Slide support arm (10) with the large bore
hole over the hinge pin of pipe collar (7).
Push the cotter pin (1) into the bore hole of
the hinge pin (19) and bend both shanks of
the cotter pin (1) apart from each other so
that the cotter pin (1) cannot work its way
out of the bore hole (Fig. 9-10).
Adjust the height of the upper pipe collar
(7) and the support arm (10) so that the
distance H between both pipe collars (7/9)
measures exactly 380 mm (Fig. 9).
Now tighten the bolts of the pipe collars.
Tighten the bolts (6) with 70 Nm of torque.
Slide the sleeve (20) into the extension
pipe (17) until you reach the middle hole,
as shown in Figures 11 and 12. When
screwing together the square-edged boom
(11), extension pipe (17) and support arm
(10), make sure the screw (12) is inserted
into the sleeve (20).
Push the extension pipe (17) into the
rectangular boom (11) (Fig. 13).
Connect the support arm (10) with the
rectangular boom (11) and the extension
pipe (17) by inserting the hexagon bolt (12)
through the overlapping bore holes, placing
a washer (4) and the spring washer (3)
over the bolt (12) and tightening with a
hexagon nut (2). (Fig. 14-16)
A bolt (18) is inserted at the end of the
extension pipe (17) to prevent the cable
winch from sliding off. (Fig. 17-19).
When the cable winch is pushed out to 750
mm, it may not lift any more than 600 kg
(Fig. 20).
When the cable winch is pushed out to
1100 mm, it may not lift any more than 300
kg (Fig. 22).
When mounting the cable winch to the
extension pipe (17), the pads (13) must be
pushed in under the clamping brackets in
order to ensure that the cable winch is
securely held in place (Fig. 21). After all of