PDF Parts Manual Leeboy 7000 Conveyor Paver - 858 KB

This is the official parts manual for the Leeboy 7000 conveyor paver.

It includes detailed exploded views and a complete list of part numbers for every component of the machine.

This guide is essential for accurately ordering replacement parts and minimizing downtime during paving season.

It's an indispensable resource for mechanics and parts managers.

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PARTS MANUAL


7000 Conveyor Paver

 Manual No. 7000102

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LOADING AND UNLOADING                                               NOTE
                                                                    A man should always be on the ground to assist the
GENERAL                                                             operator in the unloading function.
Trailers used to haul the paver should have ample
capacity to carry the weight of the paver. Place the trailer
in a clear, level area for loading or unloading.                    .             ! CAUTION!
                                                                    DO NOT LETTHE SCREED STRIKE THE RAMP WHEN
Work slowly and carefully to avoid accidents. Keep the              MOVING OFF THE RAMP. THIS CAN BREAK THE
area clear.                                                         BEARINGS ON THE THICKNESS CONTROL SCREWS
                                                                    OR WELDS ON THE LEVELING ARMS. A LONGER
UNLOADING                                                           RAMP OR BLOCKS MAY BE NECESSARY TO RE-
                                                                    DUCE THE ANGLE OF UNLOADING.
1.   Remove tie down equipment.

2. Start and warm up engine.                                        NOTE
                                                                    If you have a problem unloading the paver, - STOP -
3.   Set throttle at 1/2 operating RPM. Shift transmission          LOOK - THINK!
     into low range. Set steering control levers so paver
     moves very slowly.

4. Make sure:
    A. Screed position - UP                                         LOADING
    B. Extendable screed - IN
    C. Gates below augers - CLOSED (Caution -                       1.     Move paver to base of ramp. Line up tracks with
         Never back up with cutoff gates open.)                           the ramp. Load paver screed end first. Set
    D. Speed range - LOW (Never shift Transmis-                           throttle at 1/2 operating RPM and steering
         sion on incline.)                                                control levers so paver moves very slowly onto the
                               .   --                                     ramp.
5. Move the 'paver forward down the ramp as shown in
    figure 15.                                                      2.    Make sure:
                                                                             A. Screed position is - UP

                                                                              B. Extendable screed - IN

                                                                              c. Gates below auger - CLOSED
                                                                              D. Speed range-low (Never shift transmissions
                                                                                on grade).

                                                                    3. With the steering control levers slowly guide the
                                                                          paverupthe ramp. If the paver is loaded hopperfirst,
                                                                          the weight of the operator on the walkway will tend to
                                                                          tip the paver 0 nto the screed. See figure 16.

                                                                     4.   When the paver has reached the desired
                      UNLOADING                                           position and is centered on the transport
                                                                          trailer, stop the unit.
                       FIGURE 15
                                                                     5.   Lower screed to deck.

.              ! DANGER! .                                           6.   Shut down engine.
MAKE SURE THE ENGINE IS RUNNING AT HIGH
ENOUGH RPM'S TO PROVIDE THE HYDRAULIC                                7.   Secure paver to transport as directed by
PUMP WITH ENOUGH GALLONS PER MINUTE TO                                    regulations.
FUNCTION PROPERLY.
                                                                     8.   Always have a helper on the ground who can
                                                                          assist the operator in moving the paver onto the
                                                                          transport.
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MAINTENANCE ADJUSTMENTS                                        4. After the fe.eder is in position, lower the feeder onto
                                                                  the safety prop. This will provide an extra margin
TO RAISE FEEDERS                                                  safety preventing safety propfrom accidentially be-
                                                                  ing dislodged.
1. Fold hopperwings all the way in and pull bolts out.
   Grabtopwings and pull out 5" or 6", then pullbottom
   handleout til wing knuckles out. To let wingsdown
                                                                            !    CAUTION                  !
                                                               BEFORE RAISING OR lOWERING FEEDERS, FOLD
   justpullontop of wingand letdownto whereboltswill
                                                               SIDES INTO THE FULL IN POSITION.
   go in. see figure 30.


                      FIGURE 30

2.   Raisefeeders by pushing feeder lift valve forward.
     Thelocation ofthisvalvehaspurposelybee n placed
     in an inconvenient position to prevent the acci-
     dental raising of the feeders. See Figure 31.

                                                                                      FIGURE 32


                                                                           !     DANGER                  ! .
                                                               USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN WORKING UNDER'
                                                               FEEDERS. CLEAR AREA OF UNTRAINED PER-
                                                               SONNEL. PLACE SAFETY PROP INTO SUPPORT
                                                               POSITION ANI) LOWER FEEDERS UNTIL SAFETY"
                                                               PROP IS UNDER LOAD AND FIRMLY WEDGED. .


                      FIGURE 31

3.   IMMEDIATELY AFTER RAISING FEEDERS, PLACE
     THE SAFETY PROP IN POSITION.
     See figure 32.

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