User manual CATERPILLAR 816F SERIES 2 BROCHURE

[. . . ] 816F Series 2 Landfill Compactor ® Engine Engine Model Gross Power Net Power Weights Operating Weight Cat ® C9 ACERTTM 189 kW 253 hp 173 kW 232 hp 23 748 kg 52, 364 lb · Machine configured with heaviest options, 80 kg (176 lb) operator and full fuel tank 816F Series 2 Landfill Compactor An extremely versatile machine, the 816F2 is built with uncompromising quality for operating in harsh landfill conditions. Trash Protection and Cooling System Numerous standard trash resistant features including our proven axle guard system and a sheet metal hood design combine with the Next Generation Modular Radiator to reduce productionrobbing trash build-up and provide added cooling capacity. 4 Tips and Wheels Caterpillar designed and manufactured steel wheels match the power train for the durability you expect. These, combined with standard Plus Tips or chopper wheels, will provide excellent traction and sidehill stability to offer the most productive and efficient compaction. 6 ® Landfill Blades Several blades are available through Cat ® Work Tools and Services for dozing and spreading refuse to match your site requirements. [. . . ] With high horsepower and low displacement, this innovative engine provides excellent fuel economy and durability which can significantly reduce operating costs. The electronically controlled, computer-actuated unit injection fuel system provides high injection pressure and more precisely controlled fuel delivery as the engine lugs back from rated speed, resulting in increased torque above the rated power during heavy loads on machine. A Cat electronic control module provides improved engine response, performance, fuel efficiency, troubleshooting diagnostics and reduced emissions. It allows integration with the electronic transmission control for maximum power train efficiency. The turbocharger packs more dense air into the cylinders for more complete combustion and lower emissions, improving performance and engine efficiency. These benefits are especially useful at high altitudes. Emissions are reduced by providing cooler inlet air for more efficient combustion. This also extends the life of the piston rings and bore. Recommended for use in Cat diesel engines, Cat Engine Oil is formulated to optimize engine life and performance. The engine oil change interval is 500 hours. A large choice of factory remanufactured parts and dealer proposed repair options increase machine availability and reduce total repair costs. 8 Heavy-Duty Axles and Brakes. The axles and brakes are designed to last in all kinds of operating conditions. Two front axle disc brakes provide improved braking capability and better heat dissipation. Planetary final drives use free-floating, bronze sleeve bearings in the planet gears. · Oil-disc brakes are adjustment-free and fully enclosed to lock out contaminants Front Axle. The front axle is rigidly mounted to the frame to support the weight of the compactor, internal torque loads and external loads applied during compacting operation. A trunnion, two trunnion supports and associated bearings make up the rear axle which oscillates plus or minus eight degrees, ensuring four wheel ground contact for traction and stability. The four-piece axle contains two axle shaft housings ­ the center housing and the intermediate housing. With electronic analog gauges, the Caterpillar Monitoring System is a highly effective and reliable warning and diagnostic system. As a warning system, it constantly checks machine functions and tells the operator when there is a problem. Easy-to-read gauges display fuel level, temperatures for engine coolant, transmission and hydraulic oil, engine rpm and gear range. Hour meter, odometer and analog tachometer readings are also displayed. [. . . ] Cat dealers offer a variety of product support agreements and work with customers to develop a plan that best meets specific needs. These plans can cover the entire machine, including work tools, to help protect the customer's investment. You will find nearly all parts at our dealer parts counter. Cat dealers use a worldwide computer network to find in-stock parts to minimize downtime. [. . . ]