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Operating Instructions
Atlas Copco Wagner Inc.

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Operator’s Manual

Wagner Scooptrams

These instructions are intended for operators. Users of Wagner equipment should first attend an Atlas Copco Wagner Inc. training course on the safe and proper use of our vehicles. Before using the vehicle, completely read through the operating instructions,paying particular attention to all safety instructions. Use only Atlas Copco Wagner Inc. replacement parts when performing maintenance or repairs on your equipment.

This manual is your guide to the correct operation of Wagner Scooptram models: • • • • • • • HST-1A ST-2D/2G ST-3.5 ST-6C ST-7.5Z ST-8B ST-15Z

Become familiar with it, understand it and use it. Read all instructions carefully beforeoperating the vehicle. These instructions will help you understand the vehicle, its capabilities and its limitations. Information general to the entire product range is discussed in the first five sections. All gauges, controls, indicators and optional equipment are described, although specific items may only be encountered on one model. An index is provided so you can locate the description of thefunction for the controls and gauges on your vehicle. —

E-O-D™, Rock Torque™, Rock Tough™, SAHR™, Scooptram®, Scoopy™, and Teletram® are trademarks of Atlas Copco Wagner Inc.

© 1995 Atlas Copco Wagner Inc. P.O. Box 20307 Portland, OR 97220-0307

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Table of Contents
Safety Labels 8 Right Side 14 Terminology 15 Indentification Numbers 16 Shift Maintenance Report 69 Lube Label 71Operator Shift Maintenance Checklist 72 Maintenance Intervals 73 Fuel System 85 Engine Oil System 86 Air Filter System 88 Cooling System (DDEC) 89 Hydraulic System 91 Transmission System 92 Axles 94 Electrical System 96 Wheels and Tires 97 Lubrication and Miscellaneous Maintenance 98 Preparation for Storage 99 Removal from Storage 99 Specifications 101

Safety 17
General Safety Instructions 18 Burn,Fire, and Explosion Prevention 19 Safety During Maintenance 20 RollOver Protective Structure (ROPS) and Falling Object Protective Structure (FOPS) 21 Tire and Wheel Safety 21 Safety Signs 22

Controls and Indicators 23
Symbols and Their Meanings 24 Gauges 33 Indicators and Warning Lights 35 Switches and Buttons 36 Overhead Console in Vehicles with Cab Compartment: 39

Operating 51
OperatingInstructions 52 Safety First 52 Walk-Around Inspection 53 Vehicle StartUp 55 Poststart Checks 56 Driving 57 Parking And Engine Shutdown 57 Vehicle Operation 57 Using Optional Ride Control 62

Preventive Maintenance 65
General Maintenance 66
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Before You Start
It is your responsibility to read this manual before operating the vehicle. Do not remove this manual from the vehicle. See your Wagner sales company or dealer for additional manuals.

exposure to hazards that can be incurred during the reasonable use or operation of the vehicle. All possible circumstances that may involve a potential hazard can notpossibly be included in this manual. Therefore, you must make a judgement that an operation, service procedure, etc., will be safe for you and others around you. If you damage the vehicle, know that something is not adjusted correctly, or know there are missing parts, make sure that the damage, adjustment, or missing parts are repaired, adjusted, or replaced before you continue to operate....