Getting to know your Trout River Truck Box

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR TROUT RIVER Truck Box Guide

Luke Hierlihy luke@troutriverindustries.ca

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Contents Safety ................................................................................................................................................2 Front .................................................................................................................................................3 Rear ..................................................................................................................................................5 Roadside............................................................................................................................................7 Curbside .......................................................................................................................................... 10 Contact us ....................................................................................................................................... 12

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Safety The Trout River Trailer is not “just a trailer”, it is also a powerful machine with various mechanisms that could be potentially dangerous, the following are some general safety rules pertaining to trout river trailers: • • • • • •

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Never enter trailer with conveyor in operation When conveyor is running be sure to keep all body parts, clothing, etc. clear of inspection doors, conveyor belt, or any other moving parts; failure to do so could result in serious injury Be aware of the tailgate position, and stand clear when opening or closing When trailer is unloading be sure to stand clear of the rear of the trailer, as to not get injured from load exiting the tub Ladder is designed for a maximum of 250 pounds; do not exceed this limit. Top ladder rung is not meant to be a step, it is only there as a “hand-hold”; do not use as a step Trailer hydraulic system is designed to run in access of 2500 psi, this amount of pressure could be very dangerous; always take care when connecting hydraulic lines, that it is done properly, and replace any damaged hydraulic components immediately. Always be sure system pressure is relieved before maintenance o Always connect return line first and disconnect last Air system can also be dangerous, be aware of air lines, that they are not damaged, and relieve system pressure before maintenance When working on the trailer, be sure all power systems are disconnected, unless otherwise instructed or needed, always be aware of present dangers

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Front

1. Oiler control

2. Oiler on/off

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Description Use knob to adjust flow of oil to each brush when oiler is turned on, each knob is held in place with a locknut.

2. Oiler on/off

This switch allows the flow of oil from the return side of the hydraulic system, to the on-board oiler system. It is important to watch the levels in the hydraulic oil reservoir, as the oiler system does draw oil directly from the hydraulic system.

Note: chain should be oiled daily

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Rear

1. Licence plate mount

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Description Located at the bottom middle of the standard tailgate, use a 7/16” wrench/ socket to install licence plate. Threads are ¼”-20.

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Roadside

1. Auto-belt lever

4. Inspection door

5. Hydraulic return line

2. Hydraulic system pressure gauge

6. Hydraulic supply line

3. Hydraulic valve bank

7. Air control box

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Description Rotate handle down (CCW) to engage auto belt, this function locks lever in unload position.

When left engaged, auto-belt operates with the tailgate; as tailgate opens, belt turn on, when tailgate closes, belt shuts off

2. Hydraulic system pressure gauge

Gauge shows the pressure of the hydraulic system. This system should not exceed 2800psi or damage may occur.

3. Hydraulic valve bank

Manually move belt forward or backward, with variable speed, from the rear of the trailer with this lever.

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The box has two 16� inspection doors, one per side. The doors can be used to inspect the inside of the conveyer, as well as to oil, and wash components of the conveyor.

5. Hydraulic return line

The lower of the 2 lines that run end to end.

6. Hydraulic supply line

The upper of the 2 lines that run end to end.

7. Air control box

Controls for all of the air powered functions, diagram provided on the inside of the door Note: do not change any of the pre set adjustments outlined on the diagram

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Curbside

1. Lifting hooks

2. Inspection door

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2. Inspection door

Description The box has 4 lifting hooks for conveniently lifting the box on or off the truck. There are 4 hooks, 1 in each corner.

The box has two 16� inspection doors, one per side. The doors can be used to inspect the inside of the conveyer, as well as to oil, and wash components of the conveyor.

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Contact us

I hope you found this helpful. For any questions regarding this procedure, or to request a different procedure, please contact me.

Luke Hierlihy Dealer support Representative luke@troutriverindustries.ca 902-853-1614 Troutriverindustries.ca