Multiquip WRS5200 (CHINA) - Manual (Page 17)

WRS 5200 RIDE-ON ROLLER SCREED — PARTS MANUAL— REV. 1# (12/14/01) — PAGE 17
WRS-5200 — ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
It is important in the assembly of the roller screed to keep
truss sections on the appropriate side. To help with this,
each truss section is stamped with a letter and a number.
This stamping is located on the top pipe of each section.
For example, L14, would represent left or the power
unit end and combine this section (9 feet) with the
end section (5 feet), gives you 14 feet. This is the
strike tube length. The stamping on the 9 foot truss
section would be L14. Examples of the assembly for
different screed lengths are shown in Appendix C.
2. Assembly of the Roller Screed
To begin with, bolt together truss sections that match the
length of the strike tubes desired. Find the length of roller
screed wanted in the Appendix C and match the strike tubes
and truss sections. Use 1-1/2” long bolts where 2 joints
come together and 1-3/4” long bolts where 3 joints meet.
Don’t bolt truss sections from other strike tube lengths to-
gether yet.
As an example, the assembly of a 44’ roller screed is shown.
First check the Appendix C and find the length of screed
wanted. Lay the parts as shown in the drawing out in the
assembly area. Assemble the truss sections to match the
strike tube lengths. For this screed, the strike tube lengths
are 14’, 16’ and 14’.
As an example, the assembly of a 44’ roller screed is shown.
First check the Appendix C and find the length of screed
wanted. Lay the parts as shown in the drawing out in the
assembly area. Assemble the truss sections to match the
strike tube lengths. For this screed, the strike tube lengths
are 14’, 16’ and 14’. The following Figures, 4, 5 and 6, are
the truss sections assembled to match the strike tubes.
Task 1.
Assemble right, left and middle truss sections. See Figures
5, 6, and 7.
Figure 5. Right Section 14 Feet