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SPECIFICATIONSWORKING RANGESZAXIS180WGCDEFABModelZAXIS180WCategory2.25 m (7 ft 4 in) Arm 2.70 m (8 ft 10 in) Arm 3.20 m (10 ft 6 in) ArmItem Backhoe Backhoe BackhoeA: Maximum Digging Reach mm (ft!in) 9160 (30! 1") 9520 (31! 3") 10030 (32! 11")B: Maximum Digging Depth mm (ft!in) 5340 (17! 6") 5790 (19! 0") 6290 (20! 8")C: Maximum Cutting Height mm (ft!in) 9180 (30! 1") 9270 (30! 5") 9650 (31! 8")D: Maximum Dumping Height mm (ft!in) 6380 (20! 11") 6490 (21! 4") 6830 (22! 5")E: Transport Height mm (ft!in) 3130 (10! 3") 3100 (10! 2") 3410 (10! 2.3")F: Overall Transport LengthStd. Shassis Rear BL mm (ft!in) 9000 (29! 6") ✳ 9010 (29! 7") ✳ 9010 (29! 7")Short Shassis Rear BL mm (ft!in) 9000 (29! 6") 8880 (29! 2") 8880 (29! 2")Std. Shassis Rear STB. mm (ft!in) 9000 (29! 6") ✳ 9010 (29! 7") ✳ 9010 (29! 7")Short Shassis Rear STB. mm (ft!in) 9000 (29! 6") 8880 (29! 2") 8880 (29! 2")Front BL Rear STB. mm (ft!in) 9000 (29! 6") ✳ 9370 (30! 9") ✳ 9370 (30! 9")Front STB. Rear BL mm (ft!in) 9000 (29! 6") ✳ 9370 (30! 9") ✳ 9370 (30! 9")Front STB. Rear STB. mm (ft!in) 9000 (29! 6") ✳ 9370 (30! 9") ✳ 9370 (30! 9")G: Minimum Swing Radius mm (ft!in) 3460 (11! 4") 3430 (11! 3") 3400 (11! 2")NOTE: ✳ Transport the machine with the rear side facing forward.MCBB-12-02712-20
BUCKET TYPES AND APPLICATIONSZAXIS180WBucketHoe BucketReinforcedHoe BucketPCSAHeapedBucket Capacitym 3 (yd 3 )CECEHeapedSPECIFICATIONSWith SideCuttersBucket Widthmm (in)Without SideCuttersApplicable Front Attachment2.25 m(7! 4") Arm2.70 m(8! 10") Arm3.20 m(10! 6") Arm0.51 (0.67) 0.45 850 (33") 720 (28") " " "0.70 (0.92) 0.60 1010 (40") 900 (35") " " #0.80 (1.05) 0.70 1140 (45") 1030 (41") " # $0.91 (1.19) 0.80 1280 (50") 1150 (45") # $ #1.10 (1.44) 0.90 1460 (58") 1330 (52") # # #1.20 (1.57) 1.00 # 1450 (57") $ # #0.70 (0.92) 0.60 1010 (40") 900 (35") " " #0.80 (1.05) 0.70 1140 (45") 1030 (41") " " #0.91 (1.19) 0.80 1280 (50") 1150 (45") # # #Ripper Bucket 0.60 (0.78) 0.50 800 (32") % # #One Point Ripper # # % # #Slope-FinishingBlade1000 (39")×1800 (5! 11") # 1800 (5! 11") ◇ ◇ ◇V-Type Bucket # 45$" " "Clamshell Bucket0.6 (0.78) 940 (37") " " #0.6 (0.78) 870 (34") " " #NOTE:• Symbols in the above table have the following meanings.": General excavating#: Light duty excavating%: Rock digging$: Loading work◇: Slope-finishing work# : Not applicable (not warrantable)• Hoe bucket is applicable to the following types of work.General excavating:For digging and loading operation of sand, gravel, clay, ordinary earth and so on.Light duty excavating:For digging and loading operation of dry, loosened earth, sand, mud and so on.Their bulk density shall be less than 1.60 t/m 3 (2700 lb/yd 3 ) as a standard.Loading:For loading operation of dry, loosened earth and sand.Their bulk density shall be less than 1.10 t/m 3 (1850 lb/yd 3 ) as a standard.Rock digging:For digging/loading operation of mountain gravels, blasted rock, hard clay, soft rock and so on.IMPORTANT: Using inapplicable buckets may cause serious damage to the front structure such as boom,arm and hydraulic cylinders.12-21
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MACHINE NUMBERSThe manufacturing No
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MACHINE NUMBERSTRANSMISSIONTYPE:MFG
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CONTENTSMACHINE NUMBERSSAFETYRecogn
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CONTENTSPeriodic Replacement of Par
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SAFETYRECOGNIZE SAFETY INFORMATION!
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SAFETYWEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING!" We
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SAFETYUSE HANDHOLDS AND STEPS!" Fal
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OPERATE ONLY FROM OPERATOR’S SEAT
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PROVIDE SIGNALS FOR JOBS INVOLVINGM
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SAFETYAVOID INJURY FROM ROLLAWAYACC
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SAFETYKEEP PERSONNEL CLEAR FROM WOR
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SAFETYDIG WITH CAUTION!" Accidental
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SAFETYPARK MACHINE SAFELYTo avoid a
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SAFETYPRACTICE SAFE MAINTENANCETo a
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SAFETYPREVENT PARTS FROM FLYING!" T
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SAFETYAVOID HIGH-PRESSURE FLUIDS!"
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SAFETYCheck Heat Shields:!" Damaged
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SAFETYAVOID HEATING NEAR PRESSURIZE
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HANDLE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS SAFELYSAFE
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SAFETY SIGNS/Europe/Asia/Middle and
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COMPONENTS NAMECOMPONENTS NAME1- Bu
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OPERATOR'S STATIONSTEERING COLUMN C
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OPERATOR'S STATIONBRAKE PEDAL12CAUT
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OPERATOR'S STATIONSHIFT LEVER1Trave
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OPERATOR'S STATIONBRAKE SWITCHBrake
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OPERATOR'S STATIONWIPER SWITCHTurn
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COOLANT TEMPERATURE GAUGEEngine coo
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OPERATOR'S STATIONALTERNATOR INDICA
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TRIP METER(TRIP METER 1 AND TRIP ME
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OPERATOR'S STATIONResetting Set-Hou
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OPERATOR'S STATIONSWITCH PANEL1- En
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OPERATOR'S STATIONWORK LIGHT SWITCH
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OPERATOR'S STATIONSWITCH PANEL (Opt
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OPERATOR'S STATIONHORN SWITCHHorn s
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OPERATOR'S STATIONCAB LIGHTTurn the
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OPERATOR'S STATIONSWING LOCK LEVERT
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OPERATOR'S STATIONAUTO AIR CONDITIO
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OPERATOR'S STATION!" Temperature Co
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OPERATOR'S STATIONCOOLING OPERATION
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OPERATOR'S STATIONAUTO AIR CONDITIO
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OPERATOR'S STATIONControl Panel Des
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OPERATOR'S STATION!" Circulation Mo
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OPERATOR'S STATIONDEFROSTER OPERATI
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OPERATOR'S STATIONCAB HEATER (Optio
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OPERATOR'S STATIONDEFROSTER OPERATI
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OPERATOR'S STATIONStation Presettin
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OPERATOR'S STATIONStation Presettin
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CLOSING UPPER FRONT WINDOWOPERATOR'
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OPERATOR'S STATIONOPENING/CLOSING O
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OPERATOR'S STATIONADJUSTING THE SEA
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ADJUSTING THE AIR-SUSPENSION SEAT(O
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OPERATOR'S STATIONSEAT BELT1 2CAUTI
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OBSERVE ENGINE OPERATION CLOSELYBRE
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INSPECT MACHINE DAILY BEFORE START-
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STARTING THE ENGINE IN ORDINARY TEM
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CHECK INSTRUMENTS AFTER STARTINGOPE
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OPERATING THE ENGINEDisconnecting t
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TRAVELINGCorrect machine operation
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PrecautionsDRIVING THE MACHINE1. Ch
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DRIVING THE MACHINE1. Even after th
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TRAVELING IN WATER OR ON SOFTTERRAI
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DRIVING THE MACHINEEMERGENCY PARKIN
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CONTROL LEVER (ISO PATTERN)OPERATIN
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OPERATING THE MACHINESTEERING WHEEL
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OPERATING THE MACHINEWarming-up the
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OPERATING THE MACHINEAUTO-IDLEWith
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OPERATING THE MACHINEChanging Auto-
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OPERATING THE MACHINEPOWER MODEOne
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PRECAUTIONS FOR OPERATIONSOPERATING
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TRAVELING/OPERATING THE MACHINE ONA
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OPERATING THE MACHINEEXCAVATION•
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OPERATING THE MACHINEGRADINGWhile o
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OPERATING THE MACHINEEMERGENCY BOOM
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OVERNIGHT STORAGE INSTRUCTIONSOPERA
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GENERAL TRANSPORTATION HINTSTRANSPO
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TRANSPORTATION2. Load the machine s
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TRANSPORTATIONTOWING MACHINEWhen to
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MAINTENANCECORRECT MAINTENANCE AND
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MAINTENANCELAYOUTMonoblock boomBuck
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MAINTENANCEMaintenance Guide TableS
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MAINTENANCEHOOD AND ACCESS COVERS11
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MAINTENANCEMAINTENANCE GUIDEA. GREA
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F. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM (See Page 7-37)
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Brand Names of Recommended GreaseWh
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MAINTENANCEA. GREASINGFront Joint P
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MEMOMAINTENANCE....................
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MAINTENANCESwing Internal Gear ---
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MAINTENANCEPropel Shaft (Front and
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MAINTENANCEB. ENGINEEngine Oil Leve
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MAINTENANCE11. Open the right and l
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MAINTENANCESwing Reduction GearChec
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MAINTENANCEFront AxleCAUTION: The c
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MAINTENANCEFront and Rear Hub Reduc
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MAINTENANCECheck Brake Accumulator1
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MAINTENANCEE. TIRETire/SizeUse tire
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MAINTENANCEF. HYDRAULIC SYSTEMINSPE
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REPLACEMENT OF HYDRAULIC OIL ANDFIL
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MAINTENANCEDrain Hydraulic Oil Tank
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MAINTENANCEBleed Air from Hydraulic
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MAINTENANCEClean the Suction Filter
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MAINTENANCEReplace Full-Flow Filter
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MAINTENANCEReplace Air Breather Ele
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MAINTENANCECheck Hoses and Lines---
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MAINTENANCETable 2. LinesInterval(h
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MAINTENANCEMetal Face Seal Fittings
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MAINTENANCENOTE: Take precautions f
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MAINTENANCEBleed Air from Fuel Syst
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MAINTENANCEClean Feed Pump Strainer
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MAINTENANCEH. AIR CLEANERClean Air
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MAINTENANCEI. COOLING SYSTEMCoolant
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MAINTENANCEChange Coolant--- twice
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MAINTENANCEJ. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMIMPO
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MAINTENANCEElectrolyte Level Check
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MAINTENANCEREPLACING FUSESIf any el
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MAINTENANCEK. MISCELLANEOUS1 4 5Che
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MAINTENANCEChange BucketCAUTION: Wh
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Page 262 and 263: STORAGEREMOVING THE MACHINE FROM ST
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Page 318 and 319: INDEXGGeneral Precautions for Cab..
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