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On electric models, the turret may berotated manually by placing the ROTA-TION TOOL provided (located directlybelow the rotation gearbox) over the hexhead shaft of the rotation gearbox.Optional on engine-powered units is anauxiliary power unit which is operatedfrom both control stations. This optionallows the lift functions to be operated incase of engine or main pump failure.Push and hold the AUXILIARY LOWERINGswitch while operating the desired function.V. MOVING FROM JOB SITETO JOB SITEA. TOWINGThe brakes on the CONDOR® are automaticallyapplied when the drive controlleris returned to neutral. However, fortowing purposes the drive hubs may bedisengaged by removing the two (2) bolts(.25" - 20UNC x .75" long) that securethe disconnect cap, removing the disconnectcap and reinstalling with the nipplefacing inward, and resecuring the capusing the two bolts.making sure that the controls return tocenter smoothly when released. Movethe CONDOR® slowly back and forth toensure that the brakes apply each timethe drive controller is released.It may be necessary to elevate the boomor lift the arms to clear the ramp duringloading. The unit is equipped with a slopesensor that will warn the operator of anout-of-level condition of 5° or greater.Move the unit up or down the rampslowly, allowing time for steering correctionsto be made, and keep the unit inalignment with the ramp and carrierduring loading and unloading operations.The . CONDOR® may be transported easilyand safely to and from the work site bycompleting the following procedures:block all wheels to prevent forward andreverse movement during transportation;tie down the CONDOR® using chains,straps, or cables of sufficient strength;set the platform on wooden pallets and tiethe boom down near the skirt; turn off thepower at the key switch and remove thekey. [See diagram below]FACTORY RECOMMENDED• TRANSPORTATION DIAGRAMB. TRANSPORTINGThe CONDOR® Model 47A weighs approximately12,500 lbs.; Model 38Aweighs approximately 11,500 lbs. Themeans of loading or unloading must be ofsufficient strength to withstand theweight of these machines.When using a ramp, it should be set at anangle no greater than 14° or 25% (30"rise in 10 feet).Remember that the normal driving positionof the CONDOR® is with the counterweightover the drive wheels, and thatany other position will change the operationof the drive and steer functions.Before driving the unit onto the ramp, testeach of the controls and the brakes,[Decal located on chassis—both sides]VI. EMERGENCY STOPPINGAs stated previously, the EMERGENCYSTOP button may be used in an emergencyto stop movement from both theupper and lower control stations. However,the foot may be taken off of thefootswitch to 'panic stop' any function,including drive and steer.MANUAL 92265-001SEPTEMBER 19948
APPENDIX: DECALS ILLUSTRATION[Model 47AG Shown]21151917110.MAINIJICIRI0 035269MANUAL 92265-001SEPTEMBER 1994
Page 1 and 2: BOOM-SUPPORTEDELEVATING WORK PLATFO
Page 4 and 5: CALAVAR CORPORATIONBOOM-SUPPORTEDEL
Page 6 and 7: TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTIONTABLE
Page 8 and 9: C. PLATFORM AND UPPER The slope sen
Page 10 and 11: B. UPPER CONTROLS, GAS &DIESEL POWE
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FIGURE C—How to Order PartsiL3icc
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FIGURE 1.1—Final Assembly765432IT
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FIGURE 1.2—Decals InstallationITE
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FIGURE 1.3—Cover Installation20 2
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FIGURE 2.1—Carriage AssemblyITEM
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FIGURE 2.3—Drive Installation (Tw
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FIGURE 2.3A—Torque Hub Assembly35
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FIGURE 2.3B—Drive Motor AssemblyI
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FIGURE 2.4—Wheels InstallationITE
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FIGURE 2.6 — Carriage Hydraulic I
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FIGURE 2.7—Hydraulic Tank Assembl
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FIGURE 2.9—Series/Parallel Drive
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FIGURE 2.11 —Speed Control (2-Pos
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FIGURE 2.12—Kawasaki Gasoline Eng
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FIGURE 3.1 —Turret Installation36
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FIGURE 3.2 Rotation Installation38M
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FIGURE 3.3—Rotation Gearbox Assem
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FIGURE 3.5—Turret Hydraulic Insta
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FIGURE 3.5 — Turret Hydraulic Ins
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FIGURE 3.6 —Turret Electrical Ins
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FIGURE 3.7- Lower Control Box Assem
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FIGURE 3.8—Electrical Box Assembl
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FIGURE 4.1—Lift Installation_5ITE
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NOTES54MANUAL 92323-003SEPTEMBER 19
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FIGURE 5.2—Aluminum Boom Assembly
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FIGURE 5.3—Boom Extension Cylinde
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FIGURE 5.4—Boom Extension Cylinde
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FIGURE 5.5—Master Leveling Cylind
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FIGURE 5.6—Slave Leveling Cylinde
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FIGURE 5.7—Slave Leveling Cylinde
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FIGURE 5.8—Holding Valve Assembly
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FIGURE 5.9—Boom Hydraulic Install
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FIGURE 5.10—Hose Installation Dia
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FIGURE 5.1 1 —Track Assembly42567
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FIGURE 6.1 —Platform Installation
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FIGURE 6.2—Platform AssemblyREF.
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FIGURE 6.4—Platform Hydraulic Ins
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FIGURE 7.1 —Kubota Diesel Engine
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FIGURE 7.1B—Kubota D850-B2 Diesel
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FIGURE 7.3—Strobe Light Assembly
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FIGURE 7.5—Dual Fuel Tank Assembl
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FIGURE 7.7—Dual Fuel Tank Assembl
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FIGURE 7.9—Motion Alarm Assembly
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FIGURE 7.11-110-Volt Line to Platfo
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FIGURE 7.13—Self-Closing Platform
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FIGURE 7.15—Platform-Mounted Work
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