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Unboxing and Assembly
- Unboxing: Your Liberty 360° arrives securely packed in a plywood box. Inside, you’ll find components such as the seat, manual, legs with wheels, and various accessories.
- Initial Setup: Start by removing the bubble wrap and locating the legs and additional package containing handles, controls, and other essential items.
- Attachment of Components:
- Attaching Arms: Loosen the nuts securing the three pins. These pins are critical for attaching the back arm’s pivot and hydraulic cylinder.
- Adjustment: Carefully adjust the hydraulic cylinder to ensure it aligns correctly as per factory specifications.
- Securing Parts: Use a crane or assistance to attach both arms securely. Fasten with pivot pins and ensure all connections are tight.
- Installing Wheels: Ensure wheels are correctly oriented and slide them into place. Secure them using the provided sleeves for the axles.
- Handle and Seat Assembly: Attach the handles to the controls and secure the seat with bolts, washers, and nuts on the designated flange.
- Hitch Installation: Install the hitch and ball for towing using the provided bolts, washers, lock washers, and nuts.Please refer to the relevant attachments here:
Preparing for Operation
- Fluid Checks: Before starting the engine, check the oil levels using the plugs on each side of the equipment. Ensure there are no leaks.
- Fueling: Fill the tank with gas and locate the key tied to the motor to start the engine. Use the choke as necessary.
Operating the Excavator
- Initial Checks: Start the engine and verify hydraulic fluid levels and connections for optimal performance.
- Adjustments: Adjust the hydraulic settings as needed for the backhoe and mechanical or hydraulic thumb, if equipped.
- Using the Excavator: Familiarize yourself with the controls. Ensure all movements are smooth and responsive before engaging in full operation.
- Safety Considerations: Always operate the Liberty 360° towable excavator according to safety guidelines. Maintain a safe distance from moving parts and obstacles.