Bomag BW 125 ADH, BW 135 AD, BW 138 AD, BW 138 AC Tandem Vibratory Rollers Operating and Maintenance Instructions 00813801

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Bomag BW 125 ADH, BW 135 AD, BW 138 AD, BW 138 AC Tandem Vibratory Rollers Operating and Maintenance Instructions 00813801

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Type Of Manual: Operating and Maintenance Instructions
Manual ID: 00813801
Format: PDF
Size: 2.2MB
Number of Pages: 86
Serial Number:
10165012 and up
10117021 and up
10165014 and up
10165015 and up

Category: Bomag Operator Manual PDF

Model List:
- BW 125 ADH Tandem Vibratory Roller
- BW 135 AD Tandem Vibratory Roller
- BW 138 AD Tandem Vibratory Roller
- BW 138 AC Tandem Vibratory Roller

1. BW 125 ADH / BW 135 AD
2. BW 138 AD / BW 138 AC
2.1. S/N 101 650 12…. > S/N 101 170 21….>
2.2. S/N 101 650 14 …. > S/N 101 650 15 …. >
3. Tandem Vibratory Roller
4. Combination Roller
4.1. BOMAG machines are products from the wide range of BOMAG compaction equipment.
4.2. BOMAGs vast experience in connection with stateoftheart production and testing methods, such …
4.3. Please note
4.4. For your own personal safety you should only use original spare parts from BOMAG.
4.5. In the course of technical development we reserve the right for technical modifications without p…
4.6. Please fill in
4.7. BW 125 ADH
4.8. BW 135 AD
4.9. BW 138 AD
4.10. BW 125 ADH
4.11. BW 135 AD
4.12. BW 138 AD
4.13. Weights
4.14. Dimensions
4.15. Travel characteristics
4.16. Steering
4.17. Vibration system
4.18. Water sprinkler system
4.19. The following noise and vibration values according to the ECdirective for machines, edition (98/…
4.20. During operation these values may vary because of the existing operating conditions.
4.21. Noise value
4.22. Vibration value
4.23. Noise value
4.24. Vibration value
4.25. General Notes
4.26. Intended use
4.27. Unintended use
4.28. Who has permission to operate the machine
4.29. Conversions and changes to the machine
4.30. Notes on safety in the operating and maintenance instructions
4.31. Information and safety stickers/decals on the machine
4.32. Loading the machine
4.33. Towing the machine
4.34. Checking the roll over protection structure (ROPS)
4.35. Starting the machine
4.36. Driving the machine
4.37. Parking the machine
4.38. Filling the fuel tank
4.39. Maintenance work
5. General notes
6. Description of indicators and control elements
6.1. Fig. 10
6.2. Fig. 11
6.3. Fig. 12
6.4. Fig. 13
6.5. Fig. 14
6.6. Fig. 15
6.7. Fig. 16
6.8. Fig. 17
6.9. Fig. 18
6.10. Fig. 19
6.11. Ball valve for 3stage vibration
6.12. Foot switch for flow divider (only AD)
7. General notes
8. Inspections before starting operation
9. Starting the engine
9.1. Fig. 26
9.2. Fig. 27
9.3. Fasten/release your seat belt .
10. Starting with jump wires
10.1. Fig. 34
11. Driving the machine
11.1. Fig. 35
11.2. Fig. 36
11.3. Fig. 37
12. Stopping the machine / applying the brake
12.1. Fig. 38
13. Switching the vibration on and off
13.1. Preselecting vibration (only AD)
13.2. Preselecting vibration (3 stages, only AD)
13.3. Switch the vibration on
13.4. Switching the vibration off
14. Switching the vibration on or off
14.1. Fig. 43
15. Switching the pressure sprinkler system on or off
15.1. Fig. 44
15.2. Fig. 45
15.3. Fig. 46
15.4. Fig. 47
16. Stopping the engine/machine
16.1. Fig. 48
16.2. Fig. 49
16.3. Fig. 50
17. Adjusting the drivers seat
17.1. Fig. 51
18. Towing
18.1. Releasing the brakes on front and rear drums mechanically (only ADmachines)
18.2. Releasing the brakes on drum and rubber wheels (only ACmachines)
18.3. Towing the machine
18.4. After towing
19. Loading and transport
19.1. Fig. 57
19.2. Fig. 58
19.3. Fig. 59
19.4. Loading weight See technical data
19.5. After transport
20. Foldable roll over protection structure (ROPS)
20.1. Split foldable roll over protection structure (ROPS)
21. General notes on maintenance
21.1. Notes on the fuel system
21.2. Notes on the engine performance
21.3. Notes on the hydraulic system
22. Fuels and lubricants
22.1. Engine oil
22.2. Oil viscosity
22.3. Regular lubrication oil changes
22.4. Oil quality
22.5. Lubrication oil change intervals
22.6. Lubrication oil quality classes
22.7. Winter fuel
22.8. Mineral oil based hydraulic oil
22.9. Biodegradable hydraulic oil
22.10. Lubrication grease
23. Table of fuels and lubricants
23.1. Assembly
23.2. Fuel or lubricant
23.3. Quantity approx.
24. Runningin instructions
24.1. The following maintenance work must be performed when running in new machines or overhauled engines
24.2. After 50 operating hours
25. Maintenance chart
25.1. With all maintenance intervals perform also the work for shorter preceding service intervals.
25.2. Designation
25.3. Every 10 operating hours
25.4. Every 50 operating hours
25.5. Every 250 operating hours
25.6. Every 500 operating hours
25.7. Every 1000 operating hours
25.8. Every 2000 operating hours
25.9. Every 3000 operating hours
25.10. Every 5000 operating hours
25.11. As required
26. Check the engine oil level
26.1. Fig. 64
27. Checking the dry air filter
27.1. Fig. 65
28. Checking the hydraulic oil level
28.1. Fig. 66
29. Checking the hydraulic oil filter element
29.1. Fig. 67
30. Checking the fuel level
30.1. Fig. 68
31. Checking the water level
31.1. Fig. 69
32. Checking the emulsion oil level
32.1. Fig. 70
33. Lubricating the articulated joint
33.1. Fig. 71
34. Cleaning cooling fins and engine oil cooler
34.1. Fig. 72
35. Cleaning the hydraulic oil cooler
35.1. Fig. 73
36. Adjusting the scrapers
36.1. Fig. 74
36.2. Fig. 75
37. Checking the battery condition, greasing the poles
37.1. Fig. 76
37.2. Maintenance free batteries
37.3. Serviceable batteries
38. Draining the slurry from the fuel tank
38.1. Fig. 77
39. Changing the engine oil
39.1. Fig. 78
39.2. Fig. 79
39.3. Fig. 80
40. Change the engine oil filter cartridge
40.1. Fig. 81
41. Check, adjust the valve clearance
41.1. Valve clearance
41.2. Checking the valve clearance
41.3. Adjusting the valve clearance
42. Checking, tensioning, changing the Vbelt
42.1. Checking the Vbelt
42.2. Tensioning the Vbelt
42.3. Changing the Vbelt
43. Changing the fuel prefilter
43.1. Fig. 90
44. Change the fuel filter cartridge
44.1. Fig. 91
45. Changing the hydraulic oil
45.1. Fig. 92
45.2. Fig. 93
45.3. Bleeding the hydraulic system
46. Changing the hydraulic oil filter element
46.1. Fig. 94
47. Checking the injection valves
48. Replacing the toothed belt
48.1. Fig. 95
49. Checking the tire pressure
49.1. Fig. 96
49.2. Nominal value 2,2 bar (32 psi)
50. Cleaning, changing the dry air filter
50.1. Fig. 97
50.2. Fig. 98
50.3. Dry cleaning
50.4. Wet cleaning
51. Cleaning the water tank
51.1. Fig. 99
52. Water sprinkler system, maintenance in the event of frost
52.1. Fig. 100
53. Engine conservation
53.1. Anticorrosion oils are all oils complying with the specification MILL21260 B or TL 9150 037/2…
54. Tightening torques for screws with metric unified thread
54.1. Fig. 101
55. General notes
55.1. The following work must only be carried out by qualified and trained personnel or by the BOMAG sa…
55.2. Please observe strictly the safety regulations in chapter 2 of these operating and maintenance in…
56. Engine problems
56.1. Possible cause

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