Model TR5048

OPERATOR MANUAL + PARTS LIST

MODEL TR5048
Contents
1 Introduction............................................................ 3
2 Warranty.................................................................. 4-6
3 EU Declaration......................................................... 7
4 Safety Recommendations........................................ 8-11
5 Decals For Machine Operating…………………………….. 12-13
6 Know Your Machine................................................. 14
7 Unfolding for Operation………………………………………. 15
8 Power Unit and Controls......................................... 16-19
9 Conveyor in Transit.................................................. 20-21
10 Operating the Diesel Powered Conveyor................. 22-25
11 Rotating Auger......................................................... 26
12 Operating the Dual Power Conveyor....................... 27-29
13 Maintenance........................................................... 30-36
14 Technical Specification…………………………………………. 37-38
15 Hydraulic Schematic................................................ 39
16 Electric Schematic................................................... 40-45
17 Technical Drawings………………………………………………. 46-47
18 Spare Parts List……………………………………………………. 48-62
19 Service Record…………………………………………………….. 63

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1) INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing an Barford conveyor.

This manual is as important as your conveyor and should be read thoroughly before operating
your machine.

Safety is always at the forefront at Barford. It is recommended that all safety information should
be read and followed.

MANUFACTURER:
Barford Equipment Ltd
72-74 Omagh Road
Dromore
Co. Tyrone
N.Ireland
BT78 2AJ

Tel: + 44 (0) 2882 897401

E: info@barford.com

Serial Number: ______________________

Product / Model: ______________________

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2) WARRANTY
Barford Conveyors carry a one year warranty on labour and on all non consumable parts e.g.
filters and scrapers.

All Barford Conveyors are carefully examined and tested before leaving the premises.

Every Barford machine must be registered for warranty. Please complete the Warranty
Registration Certificate on the next page. One copy should be kept by you the customer and a
copy returned to Barford at the above address. Before warranty can be honoured a Warranty
Certificate must be held on file at:
Barford Equipment Ltd.

NOTE: If servicing or repairing any parts that is non factory supplied will invalidate the
warranty. It is the sole responsibility of the operator to read, understand and comply with all
instructions as stated in this manual.

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 Barford Equipment Ltd T: + 44 (0) 2882 897401
72-74 Omagh Road E: info@barford.com
Dromore Co. Tyrone
N.Ireland BT78 3AJ

Registration Certificate
Your Warranty starts from the day that warranty registration has taken place
Date:______________________ Serial Number:_________________________

SAFETY
Has the Manual been read and understood? YES NO
Have you carried out a risk assessment for the proposed
working area? YES NO
Do you have a proper working Radio Remote (optional extra)? YES NO
Is the machine set up on a level surface? YES NO
Any extra options are in place? YES NO
All guards are fitted and secure? YES NO
Are you happy with the first test of the machine? YES NO
If not, why?____________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

HYDRAULICS AND THE CONVEYOR

Check oil level and for water in the diesel tank? YES NO
Comments___________________________________________________
Check oil level in hydraulic tank? YES NO
Comments____________________________________________________
Are the control valves operating? YES NO
Any leaks in the hydraulic system? YES NO
Are all persons who will be operating the machine fully trained
and informed of the workings of the machine? YES NO
Is the control panel and emergency stops in good working order? YES NO
Is the belt tracking? YES NO
Checked tension of discharge belt? YES NO
Copy to be retained and hard copy to be returned to above address.
Please Note: No warranty registration received means no warranty on machine.

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Copy to be retained & hard copy to be returned to Barford office.
Please note: No warranty registration received, means no warranty on the machine!

Customer Name:________________________________________________________________

BARFORD Dealer/Distributer:______________________________________________________

Customer Contact Name:_________________________________________________________

Contact:_______________________________________________________________________

Customer Contact:______________________________________________________________

Phone Number:_________________________________________________________________

Customer Full Address:___________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Application:____________________________________________________________________

Engine Registered: YES NO

Instruction Manual Received: YES NO

Notes or Comments:_____________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

I the undersigned confirm that I have received the Barford product and that the operators fully
understand the operations of the machine. I was present when all checks were marked and I
hereby sign below to agreeing to the conditions of the Barford warranty:

Signatures: ____________________________________________________________________

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3) EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We the undersigned:

Barford Equipment Ltd

72-74 Omagh Road
Dromore
Co. Tyrone
N.Ireland
BT78 3AJ

Declare under our sole responsibility that the following apparatus:

BARFORD
Model:_________________________
Serial Number:___________________
Is in conformity with the following relevant EC legislation:
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC

Based on the following harmonised standards: EN12100-2:1998, EN ISO 12100:2010, BS EN

ISO 4413:2010 and therefore complies with the following essential requirements of the
Machinery Safety Directive EHSR1.1, EHSR1.2, EHSR1.3, EHSR1.4, EHSR1.5, EHSR1.7.

We the undersigned, undertake to transmit, in response to a reasoned request by national

authorities, relevant information on the machinery by the following method of transmission:
Parcel

Name and position of person binding the manufacturer or authorised representative:

Signature:________________________
Name: ________________________
Function: ________________________

Location: Same as above address

Date of issue:______________________

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4) SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
The Barford Conveyor is designed with Safety in mind. Barford reserve the right not to take
responsibility for any injury or damage if the manual is not read and followed.
 Ensure all operators are familiar with the machine, its functions and capabilities.
 Inadequate knowledge of the machines operation can lead to death or serious injury.
 Before commencing any maintenance work ensure that all energy sources i.e. Diesel Engine
or Electric Power pack are locked out using the isolators provided and signs are in place
indicating that maintenance work is being carried out.
 Ensure the machine cannot be started while others carry out work on the machine by
locking out all energy sources.
 All moving parts are covered by guards and shields to prevent accident or injury.
 If in the event of repair work or servicing to be carried out, these covers may be removed.
 Removed guards and shields should be replaced immediately after maintenance work is
finished. Operating the machine is not permitted with missing guards.
 Ensure machine is operated and driven on a level and stable surface.

OPERATING CONVEYOR SAFELY

 Read the operator’s manual carefully taking note of all the safety information.

 DO NOT attempt to adjust the conveyor belt while they are running.
 If excessive machine vibration occurs, stop the engine and remedy the problem.

CHEMICAL SAFETY
 Always follow instructions on chemical container.

 Protective clothing should be worn when using chemicals (gloves and goggles).
 Use the appropriate tools when opening a chemical container.
 Always use a well ventilated area.
 DO NOT smoke, eat or drink while handling chemicals.
 Dispose of all waste in line with local and national regulations.

HIGH PRESSURE FLUIDS

 Check all hoses and lines regularly. Replace when needed.

 Check all connections and tighten when needed.

 Always relieve pressure if fluid escapes before disconnecting hydraulic hose or lines.
 DO NOT use your bare hands or parts of the body to check for leaks.
 Always seek medical help if an accident occurs.

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4) SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS CONTINUED
OPERATING PERSONNEL
 Only authorized, competent or trained personnel should operate the Barford conveyor.
 Only authorized, competent or trained personnel should carry out and maintenance work on
the Barford conveyor.
 All instructions should be followed.

PLANT MANAGEMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR

 The working area around the machine and the machine itself.
 Any persons in the area of the equipment.
 Any persons operating the equipment.
 Safety of any persons carrying out machine maintenance on site.
 Risk assessment and Health & Safety regulations are adhered to (local and national).
 Ensuring that all doors and guards are closed and installed correctly.
 Ensuring that all maintenance issues, electrical or mechanical, are fixed before machine is
operated.
ON SITE ENVIRONMENT
 Risk assessment should be carried out before, during and after operation of the machine.
 Ensure appropriate measures are taken for site personnel training in Health & Safety
awareness.
 All hazardous materials must be handled in accordance with the manual instructions.

APPROPRIATE CLOTHING
 All persons operating the machine should wear appropriate clothing e.g. Hard hat, ear
protection, dust masks and protective footwear.
 Any loose clothing should be tucked in and kept away from rotating parts.

WORKING WITH ELECTRICS

 It is recommended that any persons working with the electrical operations on the conveyor
must work to the standards of EN50110 or similar.
 Before starting machine ensure that all electrical cables and connectors are in good working
order. Also de-energised parts are checked for presence of power and ground or short circuit
them in addition to insulating elements and adjacent live parts.
 Use recommended current rating original fuses. If the operator suspects that there is a
problem, switch off the machine immediately.
 Before starting the machine, the isolator that carries the high voltage must be earth bonded
by a qualified electrician.
 Always risk assess the area where the machine will be in operation for overhead cables and
other dangerous obstacles. If contact is made with a live wire, de-energise and alert all
persons about approaching and touching the machine immediately.
 When cleaning the conveyor DO NOT hose down any electrical enclosures or the electrical
motor.

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4) SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS CONTINUED
DECALS FOR MACHINE SAFETY
Operators should be familiar with all equipment and be trained in their safe use. Before
operation the operator must:
a) have read and understood the operators manual and all safety signs in the manual and on
the machine.
b) have received specific and adequate training in the operation to be carried out.
c) know the location and function of all controls on the machine.
d) know the location of all Emergency Stops and other safety equipment.
e) be aware of all moving parts of the machine.
Listed below are all the safety signs used throughout this manual and on the machine.
Operators must be familiar with these signs and be aware of their meaning.
These signs are used in this manual to warn of some of the potential hazards, which may exist
while operating this machine.
WARNING: Finger Crush WARNING: Electric Shock
Hazard. Hazard.

Be careful when removing and Beware of overhead cables when

replacing prop leg pins. setting up or moving the machine.

WARNING: Entanglement WARNING!

In The Conveyor Hazard.
Make sure all guards are in place, Read the instruction manual before
shut off the engine and remove the proceeding.
key before performing maintenance
or repair work.

WARNING: Crush Hazard. WARNING: Crushing By

Overhead Conveyor Hazard.
Nip point.
Stay a safe distance from the
conveyor while being raised or
lowered.

WARNING: Falling Objects WARNING: High Pressure

Hazard. Fluids Hazard.

Stay a safe distance from area. Read the instruction manual before
proceeding.

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4) SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS CONTINUED

WARING: Emergency Stop Button.

Rotating Blade Hazard.

Do Not Operate With Guard

Removed or opened.
Lockout/Tagout Before
Servicing. Noise Level.

Hydraulic Oil Tank. Diesel Tank.

Mandatory: Mandatory:

Use Eye Protection! Use Hearing Protection!

Mandatory: Mandatory:

Wear A Hard Hat! Wear A Respirator!

NOTE: Actual decals on your machine may differ slightly

from above as new versions are released.

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5) DECALS FOR MACHINE OPERATING

RUNNING THE MAIN CONVEYOR RUNNING THE SHREDDER

(AGAINST OPERATOR). FORWARD (AGAINST OPERATOR).
NEUTRAL POSSITION. NEUTRAL POSSITION.
TRACKS ACTIVATION ( TOWARDS RUNNING THE SHREDDER
OPERATOR) BACWARD (TOWARDS OPERATOR)
FLOW CONTROL VALVE. FLOW CONTROL VALVE.

To obtain optimal rotating auger

speed, turn the control knob of the
variable speed flow control valve.
Counter clockwise:
To increase the feeder speed.
Clockwise:
To decrease the feeder speed.

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5) DECALS FOR MACHINE OPERATING CONTINUED

TAIL SECTION FOLD REAR LEG UP (AGAINST FRONT LEG UP HEAD SECTION FOLD
(AGAINST OPERATOR). OPERATOR). (AGAINST) OPERATOR). (AGAINST OPERATOR).
NEUTRAL POSSITION. NEUTRAL POSSITION. NEUTRAL POSSITION. NEUTRAL POSSITION.
TAIL SECTION UNFOLD REAR LEG DOWN FRONT LEG DOWN HEAD SECTION UNFOLD
(TOWARDS OPERATOR) (TOWARDS OPERATOR). (TOWARDS OPERATOR). (TOWARDS OPERATOR).

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6) KNOW YOUR MACHINE
Please take note of all the different components of the machine.

C: Main Conveyor

E: Rotating Agitator A: hydraulic Folding

Head Section
F: Feed Boot

D: Power Unit

G: Telescopic Supports
Head Section
B: Hydraulic Folding
Tail Section H: Telescopic Supports
I: Jack Legs
Tail Section

A: Hydraulic Folding Head Section -This allows the machine to be easily folded for transport.

B: Hydraulic Folding Tail Section - This allows the machine to be easily folded for transport.

C: Main Conveyor - This main unit carries the raw material from the feed boot to create a
stockpile.

D: Power Unit - This is the main source of electric and hydraulic power.

E: Rotating Agitator - A rotating auger at the outlet aerates and untangles difficult materials
and regulates the flow onto the incline conveyor, rotating auger speed can be adjusted on
the auger control valve, auger can rotate to both directions.

F: Feed Boot - Located at the loading point of a conveyor. Steel side plates guide the material
unto the conveyor belt.

G: Telescopic Supports Head Section - Stability while working and adjustment of stockpile heights.

H: Telescopic Supports Tail Section - Stability while working and adjustment of stockpile heights.

I: Jack Legs - These are used for machine stability and should be lowered and secured into
place when the machine is in operation.

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7) UNFOLDING FOR OPERATION
Preparing Barford Conveyor for Operation

Barford Conveyor will arrive folded. Before starting the machine or tracking, follow the steps:
 Ensure machine is on level ground and is stable enough to support the weight of the machine.

 Ensure all guards and shields are in correct position.

 Ensure suitable clothing and safety gear is worn.

 Check fuel tank for level of fuel.

 Check hydraulic oil level.

 Put control valve levers into neutral position.

 Start the machine (refer to previous section on this, let machine warm up for 10 min).

 The tail section can be unfolded by gently pushing forward the first lever in the auxiliary
control bank (moving the lever away from you).
 Machine with large hopper– unfold tail section first, then attach jack legs to the tail section of
the conveyor, if needed raise head section that jack legs can touch ground, fit large hopper
and extensions and then unfold head section.
 The head section can be unfolded by gently pushing forward the fourth lever in the auxiliary
control bank (moving the lever away from you).
 To achieve the desired working level raise the tail and head section rams.

 You are now ready for normal operation. Raise the lever at the conveyor drive bank to drive
conveyor belt.
 Check that the conveyor belt is aligned and is running smoothly.

 On first use, let the conveyor run for minutes before loading the Feed boot.

 Adjust engine revs with the control panel.

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8) THE POWER UNIT
The power unit is attached at the chassis and provides the power output. This contains the
control panel, engine, radio remote control, drive control valve bank and also the auxiliary
control valve bank. The hydraulic and diesel tanks are placed at either side of the power unit.

ENGINE CONTROL PANEL

The control panel is contained in the power unit and starts up the engine.

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8) THE POWER UNIT CONTINUED

Standard Conveyor Control Panel Dual Power Conveyor Control Panel (Optional)

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8) THE POWER UNIT CONTINUED
HYDRAULIC TANK INDICATOR AND RETURN LINE FILTER
The indicator is located at the side of the hydraulic tank, the return line filter is located on the
top of the hydraulic tank.

SHUT DOWN OF DIESEL/ELECTRIC POWERED CONVEYOR

 Observe all safety warnings. Make sure the conveyor is empty and clear of all materials.
 Empty the conveyor.
 Lower the engine revs by lowering the control panel.
 Stop the main conveyor unit.
 Stop the engine.

STARTING THE MACHINE

 Start the engine by turning the key to on position.
 At this point the control panel lights will star. If any of the lamps, other than the pre-heat
lamp, does not light up this indicates that a problem exists.
 The only lights that will remain on are the battery and oil indicators. If an automatic pre-heat
system has been installed the pre-heat light will also light up at this stage.
 To start the machines push on the green button twice. This will be indicated by the red LED
and an automatic sequence will begin which will crank the engine.
 The fuel light will be the only light on while the engine is running. If any other lights come on
this indicates a fault.
 To stop the engine, push the red button on the display and return the key to the off position.

Operating the conveyor

 While the conveyor is in operation it is very important to access risk of the machine,
operating personnel and surrounding working area.
 Before starting the machine, make sure there is no one in or around it.
 Check that all control levers are in neutral position.
 Before moving, check that there is no one in or around the machine.

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8) THE POWER UNIT CONTINUED
CONTROL VALVES AND HOW TO INCREASE RPM.
The control valves are contained in the power unit.

(A) (B)

(C)

To increase the RPM of the machine, simply push the up button

on the control panel labelled “A”.
Similarly, to decrease the RPM of the machine, push the down
button, labelled “B”.
A

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9) CONVEYOR IN TRANSIT POSITION
Observe all safety warnings.
Before setting up for transit mode, ensure that the belt and the feed boot are clear of any
material.
To set the conveyor up for transit mode the following steps must be followed:
1. Reduce engine revs using the hand throttle.

2. Turn all control valves to neutral positions:

(A) (B) (C)

3. Folding Head Section - Do this by using the control valve (C).

4. The conveyor will be fully folded.
5. Your conveyor is now in transit mode.

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9) CONVEYOR IN TRANSIT POSITION CONTINUED
SWITCHING OFF THE ENGINE
1. Check that all levers are in neutral position.
2. Reduce engine revs with the control panel.
3. Let the conveyor belt run for a few minutes to ensure that there is
no material left on the belt.
4. Turn the ignition key to off position to stop the engine (A).
5. Always remove the key from the machine when it is not in use.
6. If fitted with radio remote control switch off by using the engine kill
switch on the transmitter.
7. Check that the engine and control panel doors are closed securely
and the machine overall is secure. A

MACHINE SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE

The control panel comes complete with 2 remote machine stops and 1 key switch for normal
starting and stopping of the machine.
The remote machine stops are located at opposite side of the power unit.

OPERATING THE CONVEYOR

 While the conveyor is in operation it is very important to assess risk of the machine,
operating personnel and surrounding working area.
 Before starting the machine, make sure there is no one in or around it.
 Check that all control levers are in neutral position.
 Before moving check that there is no one in or around the machine.

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10) OPERATING THE DIESEL POWERED CONVEYOR
PRESTART CHECKS
Before starting and operating the conveyor ensure that:
 All personnel are clear of the machine.
 All personnel are fully trained on the operation and the dangers of the machine.
 All personnel are wearing the correct PPE.
 Belts are clear from debris.
 Feed boot is empty.
 Machine operational area is clear and free from any obstructions.
 Machine operational area is level and even.
 Machine operational area is able to support the machine weight.
 All guards are securely in place.
 Conveyor is unfolded and secure.
 Fuel tank is filled.
 Hydraulic oil filled.

STARTING HYDRAULIC POWERED CONVEYOR

1. Put all control valve levers in to neutral position.
2. Start the machine through the following steps:
a. Turn control panel key to on position (A). This will turn the Control Panel Screen on (D).
It will also cause the siren to sound and lights to flash for 8 seconds.
b. Turn control panel key to heat up position (B).
c. Turn control panel key to crank position (C).
d. Increase RPM by pushing the up button (D), to decrease it, push the down button (E).

B
D
C E

3. The machine should now be running.

4. The conveyor will have to be firstly taken out of transit mode. To do this the single level valve
located closest to the starting control panel must be in the neutral position.
5. Go to the other side of the unit and by using the 4 lever valve carefully and slowly unfold the
head section.
6. Now the conveyor can be raised to stockpile height. Again this is controlled by the 4 lever
valve.

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10) OPERATING THE DIESEL POWERED CONVEYOR CONTINUED
7. Now go to the control panel side of the unit. Before the belt is run it is recommend to once
again carry out the risk assessment.
8. With this assessment complete push the single lever valve upward to drive the belt.
9. Check the conveyor belt is running smoothly and in alignment.
10. On first use let the conveyor run for 10 minutes before loading the feed boot.
11. Adjust engine revs with the hand throttle.

STOPPING PROCEDURE

 Check that all levers are in neutral positions.

 Reduce engine revs with hand throttle.
 Let the conveyor belt run a few minutes to ensure there is no material left on the belt.
 Push the red button on the control panel to stop the engine.
 Always remove key from machine when not in use.
 Check that all control panels are closed securely.

EMERGENCY STOPPING

 Only use emergency stops for emergencies.

 When an emergency stop has been pressed, do not restart the engine until it is safe to do so.
 Pressing an emergency stop will stop the engine and machine.
 Be familiar with emergency stop locations.
 When emergency stops have been pressed turn the ignition key off (hydraulic option) or turn
off isolator (electric option).
 The emergency stops will now have to be physically disengaged by
pulling or twisting.
 Only when the machine is fully switched off and safe should you try to
get to the root of the problem.

RESTART AFTER EMERGENCY START

 Ensure the problem is solved before starting the machine.

 Check all emergency stops are released.
 Restart machine in the normal procedure.

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10) OPERATING THE DIESEL POWERED CONVEYOR CONTINUED
MOVING
 Before moving the conveyor, ensure all material has run off the conveyor, the feed boot is empty.
 Avoid moving the conveyor on uneven ground. It may cause damage to the conveyor and
engine.
 In cold conditions start up the machine for approximately 10 minutes
before moving. When hydraulic oil is cold the machine would tend to
steer to the right and track fast forward.
 Never stand on the conveyor while it is being moved.
 To track the machine the single lever valve must be engaged in TRACKS
FEED position (towards operator). This will allow the conveyor to be
tracked with the remote.

SAFE TRACKING
 When travelling down a gradient, tracks should be driven sprocket first.
 Going up a gradient, the tracks should driven forward.
 Machine should be parked on level ground that is suitable to support the weight of the
machine.
 Track the machine every day for a short distance. This will reduce the risk of track seizure.
 Never track the machine if they are frozen to the ground or attempt to move the machine in
any other way.
 Always clear the tracks of any surrounding debris.
 Do not track the machine with out clearing the area.
 Do not attempt to move the machine if it is not possible to track it.

Transporting
 Before transporting always check that the machine is secure and there are no loose objects
or materials.
 Always use the appropriate vehicle for hauling the conveyor.
 Take into consideration the weight and size of the machine and the route when transporting.
 Check local regulations of transporting large machinery i.e. certification.

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10)
10)OPERATING
OPERATINGTHE DIESEL
THE POWERED
DIESELCONVEYOR
POWEREDCONTINUED
CONVEYOR CONTINUED
TRACKING WITH DOG LEAD REMOTE CONTROL
 Ensure the machine is clear of any obstacles before tracking.
 Check that the dog lead is connected to the machine and the machine stop is not pressed.
 Start the engine.
 Push the two levers of the drive control up fully.
 Switch the tracking switch (aux / track) on the handset to the track position.
 At this point the safety siren will sound.
 There will be a short delay before the tracks will operate.
 You can now use the handset to track the conveyor.
Please note that when the remote is not in use, the function controls should be left in neutral
position.

TRACKING WITH RADIO REMOTE CONTROL (Optional Extra)

The radio remote is an independent control unit for the tracks only.
 First plug in the Receiver Box connection. The machine will not track if the receiver box is not
plugged in. Always unplug the dog lead remote control.
 Start the engine / machine.
 Push the two levers of the drive control up fully.
 After the remote tracking manual handset has been disconnected from the machine press
any button on the transmitter.
 There will be a short delay and then the transmitter becomes active.

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11) ROTATING AUGER (OPTIONAL)
A rotating auger at the outlet aerates and untangles difficult
materials.

This Conveyor is designed to stockpile materials such as mulch,

biomass, woodchips, shredded pallets, wood pellet etc. It can be
directly fed by wheel loaders, shredders, screeners or trommels.

To run rotating auger clockwise, push single lever valve against operator or toward operator to
run rotating auger counter clockwise.
To obtain rotating auger speed, turn the control knob of the variable
speed flow control valve.
Counter clockwise:
To increase the rotating auger speed.
Clockwise:
To decrease the rotating auger speed.

If you purchase this machine with the optional rotating auger then it
will come with a large hopper. This hopper houses the rotating auger
and allows you to stockpile a large amount of material.

The hopper is removed before shipping so it will have to be reassembled when you receive it.
The hopper comes in 3 parts and will have to be attached to the machine with bolts. Take care
when attaching these parts as they are heavy and could cause injury.

Hopper Disassembled. Hopper Reassembled.

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12) OPERATING THE DUAL POWER CONVEYOR (OPTIONAL EXTRA)
Dual power allows for an operator to have the option of using diesel power and also electric power.
Only qualified operating personnel should operate this machine.
All health and safety regulations should adhere to while using this power.
Continued assessment of risk should be carried out, before during and after operation, tracking
and transportation.

If the conveyor is to be run using the diesel engine, then followed all the steps described in
Chapter 8– Operating Diesel Powered Conveyor.

 Track machine into desired working position by using diesel engine (refer to previous section
on this).
 When in position stop the engine on the Control panel as normal (refer to previous section
on this).
 Proper electrical supply should only be used to operate the electric power on the conveyor.
Any application used to supply the 3 phase 57amp power should only be carried out by a
qualified electrical engineer. This is plugged into the facility provided.
 It is important to always assess risk while using the dual power. Being aware of the extended
cable to the machine carrying electricity and the dangers involved if not isolated when not in
use.
 It is recommended that all operators to be aware of all moving objects surrounding the cable,
if damaged, electricity will still be live. This could cause an injury or death.

Dual Power Control Panel Electric Power Plug

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12) OPERATING THE DUAL POWER CONVEYOR (OPTIONAL EXTRA)

5. Now that the power is connected, We need to turn main Isolator switch to the on position
(A). This switch is found to the right of the control panel.

6. Next you must turn the Engine/Electric Switch from Engine mode (B) to Electric mode (C).

B C

7. Next you must turn the Off/On Switch from the off (D) to the on position (E). This will cause
the sirens to sound and the lights to flash for 8 seconds. This alarm is here to warn people
that the machine is starting and that they should stand clear. When the alarm ends the
control panel will turn on.

D E

8. To turn on the engine press the furthest left button on the screen unit (F).

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9. To switch the machine back to engine power, turn off the control panel and do steps 5-7 in
reverse. Now start the Machine as normal.

10. In an emergency there are three emergency push stops. Two are located at the front of the
engine canopy and one on the control panel. These are all active when using electric and
diesel power. It is recommended that all operating personnel make themselves familiar with
the location of these.

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13) MAINTENANCE
 Good records and maintenance are mandatory aspects of a machines life.
 Maintenance of your conveyor is vital the conveyor will perform at its best when cared for.
 Only personnel with proper qualifications for servicing and maintenance can perform these
tasks.
 All safety regulations and risk assessment should be followed before maintenance is carried out.
 Never work under unsupported equipment - It is important to remember that any raised part
of the machine can fall, causing injury or death.
 When maintenance is carried out ensure all safety aspects are in good working order before
returning the machine to operating service.
 Any hydraulic maintenance should be carried out by qualified personnel.
 Always bleed and depressurize the hydraulic lines before attempting maintenance or repairs.
 Replace any worn or broken parts as soon as possible. Keep power units dry at all times.
 Power washing can weaken the seal on plugs.
 All electricity should be isolated before removing the front panel.

MONTHLY CHECKS
 Grease all bearings at grease points provided.
 Belt condition and tension.
 Rubber skirting condition in feed boot.
 Check belt rollers rotate freely.
 Check condition of hydraulic hoses.
NOTE: NEVER CHECK HYDRAULIC HOSES WITH BARE HANDS

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ANNUALLY
 Change engine filters.
 Change in line filters.

Never power wash around the control panels. Always abide by the safety standards when
carrying out maintenance.

ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE
 Disconnect battery ground cable before carrying out maintenance on electrics.
 The control panel lids should be closed at all times.
 A regular check of the control panel and all the connections is recommended.
 When maintenance or repairs are being carried out on the control panel, ensure it is covered
to prevent any rain or water getting in.
 Check daily for any damages, worn out parts and good operating switches.

WELDING
 Only welders qualified to European Standards or similar are permitted to perform welding
operations on the machine.
 Before working on the plant, switch off and isolate battery power.
 Again asses risk before working on the conveyor.

HYDRAULICS
 Only certified personnel should carry out any maintenance or servicing to the hydraulic system.
 Always relieve pressure from the hydraulic system before carrying out any kind of
maintenance or servicing.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO ADJUST ANY HYDRAULICS WHEN THE MACHINE IS IN OPERATION!

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BELT MAINTENANCE
ONLY AUTHORISED AND TRAINNED PERSONNEL TO WORK ON BELT MAINTENANCE

BELTS
 Belts, scrapers and drum lagging are consumable items and will need to be replaced through
general wear and tear.
 The belt must be checked regularly for rips, cuts and any damage.
 Always keep the belt at the proper tension.
 Belts need to be aligned.
 Never overload the belt.
 Belt should be cleaned from ground height by rotating the belt slightly each time.
If the above is not followed, belt slippage can occur!

BELT ALIGNMENT AND TENSION

 It is important that the conveyor belt is in alignment. If the belt is not in alignment, the
machine may not be level, the belt tension is faulty or the position of the drum is faulty.
 Naturally the belt will stretch due to wear and as a result it will need adjusted occasionally.
 The belt should be tensioned so it is not too tight or too loose.
 Loose belts cause slippage whilst a tight belt will damage the drum bearings.
 As well as visual inspections it is important to use hearing inspections as any unusual sounds
can indicate a potential problem with the belt and its running gear.
 If the belt needs tensioned or aligned all the work is done at the tail section of the conveyor.
 Ensure the running of the belt is disengaged to carry out this work.
 Using a spanner alter the tail drum adjuster to the desired location.

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POWER UNIT MAINTENANCE(OPTIONAL EXTRA)
The engine in your Barford Power Unit comes with its own manual. If you have not received this
please contact Barford.
All safety and maintenance information should be read and understood before carrying out
maintenance on the power unit.

FUEL
Diesel is a highly flammable fuel. Do not fill the diesel tank to capacity.
The fuel level of the machine can be checked by viewing the indicator.

 We recommend you fill the fuel tank at the end of the day.
 Check the level indicator.
 Clean around the cap.
 Remove the cap and funnel in the fuel until the indicator is at it’s
highest level then replace the cap.
 Always clean any spillage of the fuel.

HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
 It is essential that the hydraulics are regularly serviced.
 Keep air vents in the cap open to allow the hydraulic system to breathe.

CHECKING HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL

 It is important that the correct grade of oil is used. If you find that you are filling the hydraulic
oil more than usual, check all hydraulic parts and pipes for leaks.
 Before checking the hydraulic oil, ensure it is at normal temperature.
 Where possible, have all cylinders retracted.
 Check the oil indicator.
 The oil level must be in the middle of the maximum and minimum
marks on the indicator.

FILLING THE HYDRAULIC OIL

 When filling the hydraulic oil tank, always make sure the engine is switched off and fill
between the maximum and minimum indicator.
 As always follow the safety regulations.
 Never overfill the hydraulic tank as this will cause leakage from the filter cap and system
overheating.

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CHANGING HYDRAULIC OIL
1. Always assess risk before carrying out work on the hydraulic oil system.
2. Ensure oil is at normal operating temperature and cylinders are retracted where possible.
3. Before removing the drain plug, slowly unscrew the filler cap to release any pressure in the
hydraulic tank.
4. Ensure you have a suitable container to catch all of the oil. Ensure to clean any spillage.
5. Remove the drain plug.
6. Remove the cover plate which is under the filler cap. Dispense the gasket.
7. Remove the suction filters by unscrewing them from the suction pipes.
8. Using clean oil, flush out the tank removing any dirt. Clean and reuse the suction filters and
replace on the suction pipes.
9. Replace cover plate using a new gasket, then replace drain plug.
10. Change the return line filter.
11. Refill the tank with clean hydraulic oil at the level marked on the indicator.
12. Run the engine, operate the hydraulic controls which will take any air from the system.
13. Stop the engine and check level of oil at the indicator and top up if required.

BATTERY CHECK
 Always abide by safety regulations when dealing with batteries.
 Always wash hands after handling a battery.
 Ensure to maintain battery level. In cold weather distilled water should only be added
immediately before starting the engine to prevent it freezing.
 Always keep the terminals and case clean.

CHANGE OF BATTERY
Always follow safety regulations.
1. Ensure all electrical circuits are switched off.
2. Disconnect the earth lead from the battery.
3. Disconnect the positive lead from the battery.
4. Remove battery from the machine.
5. To reinstall always connect positive first and then connect the earth.

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TRACKS MAINTENACE
 Refer to Tracks Operation Manual for advice and information
 It is important to maintain your tracks on a regular basis.
 Always remove any debris and built up oil and grease..
 Replace any damaged and broken parts.

TRACKS TENSION
 When checking the tension on the tracks, drive your machine about 2 – 3 metres forward.
 Measure the sag on the top part of the track on the longest section of unsupported track as
shown below.

The sag of the track must be between 5mm and 15mm. You must check the track tension on a
new machine. DO NOT set track tension too tight.

ADJUSTING TRACKS TENSION

Crawler track systems use a grease cylinder to keep each track chain in tension. Screwed into
the end of the grease cylinder is grease fitting enabling grease to be pumped into the grease
chamber and released from it, tightening and slackening the track.
 Take care when loosening the grease fitting as it is pressurised.
 If the tracks keep becoming slack, check for any leakage on the outer face of grease fitting.
 Check if there is any grease leakage at contact surface between the grease tension and
grease fitting. Ensure the tension seal are not damaged.
 Before replacing seals, place a straight edge along the cylinder barrel as shown above to
ensure outer sleeve has not swollen from being overlooked.
 To replace seals, simply unscrew grease fitting push or pull out inner cylinder to expose lip
seal and inner seal.

TIGHTENING THE TRACKS

 At the side of the track frame there is an access hole.
 Check that the grease fitting and grease gun adaptor is clean.
 Connect a grease gun to the grease fitting and add grease until the track
tension is normal.
 Drive the conveyor forward and backward to check if the track is tightened.

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SLACKENING THE TRACK

 At the side of the track frame there is an access hole.
 Loosen the track fitting, by turning it in a anti-clockwise direction, using small movements until
the grease is released.
 Once you have achieved the correct tension, tighten the grease fitting by turning in a
clockwise direction.
 Clean all excess grease.

Remember to track the machine for a while forward and backward in order to assess if the
tracks are at the right tension. This movement will help the grease work through the tracks.

TRACK CHAINS
It is important to be aware of the conditions that the conveyor tracks are working in. Certain
surfaces and environmental surroundings could cause corrosion. Tracks can also seize if they are
not moved on a daily basis. To prevent this, track the machine a few meters in both directions.

OIL FILLING
 To fill the oil, track the machine until the gearbox casing is level with a plug positioned at 12
o’clock (see diagram).
 Unscrew the two plugs and fill from the upper hole until oil reaches the level of the lower
hole.

OIL DRAINING
 To drain the oil, track the machine until the plug is at 6 o’clock position (see diagram).
 Unscrew both plugs and allow all oil to empty into a container.
 Do not fill oil in the track drive without checking oil level inside it. Track systems are supplied
with a quantity of oil in track drive. The gearbox life will shorten if oil becomes dirty. Only use
new clean oil in clean containers.

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14) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATION
• Discharge Height…………………….10.064 m / 35.4ft
• Belt Width……………………………...1050mm / 3.3ft
• Belt Length……………………………..22m 766mm/ 65.2ft
• Belt Type………………………………...EP 500 3PLY / Optional
• Power unit……………………………...Diesel Hydraulic with Cat 2.2 C

Developing 38kw / 50bhp @ 2200 rpm

Fuel Consumption 5.2 – 6.2 litre / hr

ADVANTAGES
• Minimises transport costs with easy tracking in and out of 40ft container.
• Can be used for various applications: Top Soil, Sand, Coal, Bark and Crushed Aggregate.
• A wide range of heights for output and input and can be used with other crusher and
screeners.
• Height on front stanchions can be set without using manual pins by special load holding
cylinders.
• Easy mobility on site.
• Increased efficiency while operating. And increased stockpile capacity.
• Reduced fuel costs i.e. no need for shovel operator to move materials from under Conveyor.

OVERALL DIMENSIONS
Machine Width…………………………..2350mm / 7.5ft
Transport Length………………………..12036mm / 41ft
Transport Height…………………………2591mm / 8.5ft

HYDRAULICS
Hydraulic Motor…………………………Kasqppa OMV 500

TRACK DATA
Tractive Effort……………………………..14300 daN
Gearbox Ratio…………………………….134:1
Hydraulic Motor………………………….Caproni 33cc/ Rev
Approx. Speed…………………………….1.6km / hr (0.95mph)

ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS

Refer to engine manual.

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3M HEAVY DUTY CRAWLER TRACK DATA
 Tractive effort - 14300daN
 Gearbox ratio - 134:1
 Hydraulic Motor - Rexroth 55cc / Rev
 Approx. Speed - 1.1 km p/hr (0.7mph)

Battery
 Type - 12v negative earth.

Electric Information
 3 Phase 380 – 415 Volts (depending on normal national voltage)

Optional Extras
 Higher HP Engine.
 Dual Power (Diesel / Electric Hydraulic).
 Full Side skirting or Half side skirting.
 Hardox hopper liner plates.
 Rubber hopper liners.
 Feed boot extension.
 Dust Covers ( Canvas or Steel).
 Spray bar (reduce dust).
 Radio remote controlled tracks.
 Belt scraper upgrade.
 Chevron belt.
 3000mm / 3M heavy duty crawler track.
 Hydraulic folding head.

Standard Features
 Full dog lead remote control.
 Heavy duty head and tail drums.
 Heavy duty rollers.
 Cat engine.
 Impact bars on tail section.
 Galvanised telescopic legs.
 Hydraulic folding head section.
 2.5M Heavy duty crawler track.
 Cat 37kw engine.
 Painted with 2 pack epoxy primer and 2 pack high level gloss CE approved.

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16) ELECTRIC SCHEMATIC

Replace with new schematics from Mtech

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 SPARE PARTS LIST

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BARFORD SPARE PARTS

Barford General Information

Barford recommend that only genuine spare parts are used on their machines, this is to ensure
the minimum amount of downtime and ensure the longevity of the warranty period.

Parts which have not been supplied by Barford or its dealer network cannot be guaranteed to
be of the same specification as supplied on the machine.

Barford cannot be responsible for damaged or downtime arising from the use of non genuine
parts and the use of any such parts shall result in the end of the warranty period.

Barford Ordering Procedure

When placing an order for spare parts, please ensure that the following is listed:
Machine type
Machine Serial Number
Part Number
Quantity
Delivery Address
Delivery Method

Orders may be emailed, faxed or posted to us; failure to supply the required information may
result in a delay on your parts being dispatched. Orders by post should be sent to the following
address:
Barford Equipment Ltd
72-74 Omagh Road
Dromore
Co. Tyrone
N.Ireland
BT78 3AJ

Tel: + 44 (0) 2882 897401

Email: info@barford.com

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 TR5048 EXPLODED VIEW

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 TR5048 PARTS USED
ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY
1 RM8048_04_01_00 TAIL SECTION 1
2 RM8048_04_02_00 HEAD SECTION 1
3 RM8048_04_03_00 CONV MIDDLE SECTION 1
4 RM8048_04_04_00 LEG FIXING WELDMENT 2
5 RM8048_04_00_14 TAIL DRUM GUARD PLATE 1
6 RM8048_04_06_00 TAIL DRUM GUARD 1
7 RM8048_04_12_00 FOLDING ARM INNER 4
8 RM8048_04_13_00 FOLDING ARM OUTER 4
9 RM8048_04_00_05 DRIVE DRUM ADJUSTER 2
10 TR8045 ROLLER ASM 60DEG ROLLERS W1000 60DEG 21
11 TR8045 ROLLER ASM 50DEG ROLLERS W1000 50DEG 2
12 TR8045 ROLLER ASM 40DEG ROLLERS W1000 40DEG 2
13 RM8048 BELT CONVEYOR BELT 1
14 RM8048_07_01-DOUBLE DRIVE DRIVE DRUM (SINGLE DRIVE) 1
15 RM8048_07_02 TAIL DRUM 1
16 UCT213 TRACEPARTS 2
17 RM8048_04_00_04 TAIL DRUM GUARD 2
18 FLANGE BEARING 70 BEARING UNIT MSF 70 2
19 RM8048_04_00_12 ROSTA TENSIONER MTG BRACKET 1
20 ES_6542_04_07 ROSTA TENSIONER 2
21 RM8048_04_07_00 BELT CLEANER RUBBER MTG BRACKET 1
22 RM8048_04_00_12A ROSTA TENSIONER MTG BRACKET 1
23 RM8048_04_00_13 HEAD DRUM CLEANER CLAMP 1
24 RM8048_04_07_03 BELT CLEANER RUBBER 1
25 RM8048_04_00_10 BAFFLE PLATE 16
26 RM8048_04_00_20 BAFFLE PLATE 2
27 RM8048_04_00_11A BAFFLE PLATE LH 1
28 RM8048_04_00_11 BAFFLE PLATE 1
29 RM8048_04_00_16 BAFFLE PLATE 4

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 TR5048 PARTS USED
ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY
30 RM8048_04_00_17 BAFFLE PLATE 1
31 RM8048_04_00_17A BAFFLE PLATE LH 1
32 RM8048_04_00_18 BAFFLE PLATE 2
33 RM8048_04_00_19-R1 BAFFLE PLATE 1
34 RM8048_04_00_19-R1A BAFFLE PLATE LH 1
35 RM8048_04_00_21 BAFFLE PLATE 2
36 RAM 1194x115 V1 RAM 1194x115 V1 4
37 RM8048_04_09_00 FEEDBOOT 1
38 RM8048_04_00_08 FEEDBOOT SIDE GUARD 8
39 RM8048_04_11_00 FEEDBOOT EXTENSION (SIDE) 1
40 RM8048_04_10_00 FEEDBOOT EXTESNION (REAR) 1
41 RM8048_04_08_00 TAIL DRUM BELLY GUARD MTG BRACKET 1
42 RM8048_04_05_00 TAIL DRUM BELLY GUARD 1
43 RM8048_04_00_22 RETURN ROLLER GUARD 5
44 ROLLER 1300mm RETURN ROLLER 5
45 ROLLER 1300mm RETURN ROLLER 3
46 RM8048_04_00_23 RETURN ROLLER GUARD 3
47 RM8048_04_00_06 BALANCE WEIGHT 4
48 RM8048_04_19_00 CONVEYOR SUPPORT 1
49 RM8048_04_11_00A FEEDBOOT EXTENSION (SIDE) 1
50 RM8048_04_00_27 FEEDBOOT STEEL LINER (SIDE) 2
51 RM8048_04_00_28 FEEDBOOT STEEL LINER (REAR) 1

52 RM8048_04_00_29 FEED BOOT EXTENTION STEEL LINER 1

FEED BOOT EXTENTION STEEL LINER
53 RM8048_04_00_29A 1
(SIDE) RH
54 RM8048_04_00_30 FEED BOOT EXTENTION STEEL LINER 1
55 RM8048_04_00_32 BAFFLE PLATE LH 1
56 RM8048_04_00_32A BAFFLE PLATE LH 1
57 RM8048_04_00_15 BAFFLE PLATE 1
58 RM8048_04_00_15A BAFFLE PLATE LH 1

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ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY
59 RM8048_04_00_24 FEEDBOOT RUBBER CLAMP 2
60 RM8048_04_00_25 FEEDBOOT RUBBER 2
61 RM8048_04_00_24A FEEDBOOT RUBBER CLAMP (SIDE) RH 2
63 RM8048_04_00_31 FEEDBOOT RUBBER 1
64 TR5048 TAIL ROLLER ASM TAIL ROLLER ASM 3
65 RM8048_04_16_00 BELT CLEANER ASSY 1
66 RM8048_04_17_00 MOTOR MTG BRACKET 2
67 RM8048_04_18_00 MOTOR KICK BRACKET 2
68 MKH-70 DRUM COUPLING 1
69 ES_6542_04_04 HYDRAULIC MOTOR COUPLING 1
70 ES_6542_01_04 HYDRAULIC MOTOR 2
71 RM8048_04_00_09 MOTOR COVER PLATE 4

NOTE: This is the exploded view

for the TR 6536

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 Part Name Part Number Machine Type Part
Ordering Number
Tracks TR00001 8042001

Hydraulic Oil Tank TR00002 8042002

Fuel Tank TR00003 8042003

Engine Bay TR00004 8042004

Filter Cap—Hydraulic Oil Tank TR00005 8042005

Hydraulic Valves TR00006 8042006

Hydraulic Temperature Gauge TR00007 8042007

Hydraulic Oil Filter TR00008 8042008

Hydraulic Oil Tank Canopy TR00009A 8042009A

Fuel Tank Canopy TR00009B 8042009B

Warning Beacon TR00010 8042010

Air Box Vent TR00011A 8042011A

Air Box TR00011B 8042011B

Emergency Stop TR00012 8042012

Fuel Level Indicator TR00013 8042013

Filter Cap TR00014 8042014

Throttle Lever & Cable TR00015 8042015

Engine Cooling Fan TR00016 8042016

Control Panel TR00017 8042017

Conveyor/Track Control Valves TR00018 8042018

Buzzer/Alarm TR00019 8042019

Battery Container TR00020 8042020

Radiator Access Plate TR00021 8042021

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 Part Name Part Number Machine Type Part
Ordering Number
Level TR00022 8042022

Hydraulic Valves TR00023 8042023

Filter Cap Plate TR00024 8042024

Hydraulic Oil Filter Plate TR00025 8042025

Engine Bay Door A TR00026A 8042026A

Engine Bay Door B TR00026B 8042026B

Engine Bay Door C TR00027A 8042027A

Engine Bay Door D TR00027B 8042027B

Engine Bay Door Hinge TR00028 8042028

Hydraulic Oil Cooling Fan TR00029 8042029

4 Lever Control Valves TR00030 8042030

Hydraulic Return to Tank TR00031 8042031

Valve
Electro Hydraulic Control TR00032A 8042032A
Valves
Hydraulic Pump TR00032B 8042032B

Battery Isolator Switch TR00033 8042033

Feed Boot TR00034 8042034

Conveyor Tail Section Chas- TR00035 8042035

sis
Tail Guard TR00036 8042036

Counter Weights TR00037 8042037

Belt Adjustment (Tail) TR00038 8042038

Guard
Tail Drum Guard TR00039 8042039

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 Part Name Part Number Machine Type Part
Ordering Number
Tail Section Support Actua- TR00061 8042061
tors
Main Chassis TR00062 8042062

Boomerang Arms TR00063 8042063

Tail Support Section Lock- TR00064 8042064

ing Pin
Tail Section Support & TR00065 8042065
Main Chassis Hinge Pin
Boomerang & Main Chassis TR00066 8042066
Hinge Pin
Tail & Mid Section Joining TR00067 8042067
Pin

(Tail) Folding Hanger Arm TR00068 8042068

(Tail) 3 point Folding Link TR00069 8042069

(Tail) Conveyor Mounting TR00070 8042070

Brackets
Boomerang Arm & Convey- TR00071 8042071
or Mounting Bracket Hinge
Pin
External Tail Support Sec- TR00072 8042072
tion & Boomerang Arm
Hinge Pin
Dog Lead Control TR00073 8042073

Dog Lead Connecting Re- TR00074 8042074

ceiver
Radio Control TR00075 8042075

Radio Control Receiver Box TR00076 8042076

& Connector

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 Part Name Part Number Machine Type Part
Ordering Number
Head Section Support & TR00095 8042095
Main Chassis Hinge Pin

(*) Denotes Part Type/ Name for 80ft Spare Parts

SEE TABLE BELOW FOR PART TYPE

Part Name Part Number Part Type

Filter Cap—Hydraulic Oil Tank TR00005 80Ft —TRV2

Hydraulic Oil Filter TR00008 80Ft —OMT171C25NA1

End Drum (Tail) Bearing TR00043 80Ft—FYH (UCTX14)

Hydraulic Motor TR00080 80Ft—(MPV-315-C50)

Head End Drum Bearing (Square TR00083 80Ft—FYH (UCFX15)

Housing)

Motor Couplings TR00084 80Ft—MKS50+MKH70

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Date Works Carried Out Signed

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CONTACT US
BARFORD Equipment Ltd
72-74 Omagh Road
Dromore
Co. Tyrone
N.Ireland
BT78 3AJ

Tel: + 44 (0) 2882 897401

Email: info@barford.com

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