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Installation

The diesel hydraulic power unit requires a location where adequate air flow

and exhaust removal are available. It’s important to consider hydraulic line

losses from size, length and head in choosing where to put the unit. The

sizes of the hydraulic lines should be large enough to limit friction losses to

300 psi or less. This may mean using hoses larger than the connections on

the unit.

There should be at least three feet between the oil cooler and any wall or

obstruction. In the best conditions it will be facing open air.

The presence of hazardous locations should be compared with the rating of

the power unit for compatibility.

Ideally the unit will be located in a non-hazardous location, with excellent

ventilation, as close as possible to the equipment to be powered.

Transport the power unit using the only the lifting eyes, skid eyes or forklift

tubes provided. Attaching lifting slings to other points, or positioning forklift

forks in other positions can damage the unit and can be dangerous to

personnel.

Measures should be taken to insure the unit does not shift or move from its

intended position.

Always take care around the accessory drive on the front of the engine !

The motor develops almost 300 foot-pounds of torque and at 1800 rpm loose

clothing, long hair, etc., can be drawn in with incredible speed and power -

with disastrous results. Place the unit so personnel can pass easily around

this area.

Diesel exhaust can be lethal ! Be sure that ventilation can carry away the

exhaust fumes.

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