JCB Vibromax 752 Tandem Drum Roller Service Manual
Product Overview
The JCB Vibromax 752 Tandem Drum Roller marks a significant advancement in the tandem drum vibratory roller segment, introduced by Vibromax in the fall of 1999. This roller retains a sizable operating weight of 18,728 lbs. (8,495 kg) with a 66-inch (1675 mm) drum, powered by a 3.9-liter, 4-cylinder Cummins engine that meets the latest emission standards.
Key Features
- Engine: Equipped with a Cummins 3.9-liter, 4-cylinder engine.
- Drive System: Mannesmann Rexroth variable displacement, axial piston hydrostatic pump for propulsion.
- Braking System: Parking brakes on both the front and rear drums, with a spring-applied, hydraulically-released multi-disc brake system.
- Vibration System: Rexroth hydrostatic pump with vibration frequencies of 2000 or 3000 vibrations per minute.
Benefits
- Enhanced Stability: The drum drive motors are mounted via L&S planetary gearboxes and isolated by rubber buffers for stability.
- Versatile Operation: Vibratory function options include front drum only, both drums, or rear drum only.
- Safety and Convenience: Features standard parking brakes and a lockable instrument panel.
Usage Recommendations
- The roller is ideal for large-scale construction projects requiring reliable and consistent performance.
- Regularly check and maintain the parking brakes and vibration system for optimal efficiency and safety.
- Consult the service manual, type SM70501, for a detailed table of contents and maintenance instructions.
Additional Specifications
The Vibromax 752 also comes equipped with:
- Beveled drums with dual scrapers on each drum.
- Automatic vibration off in neutral for operational efficiency.
- A pressurized, intermittent sprinkler system to prevent drum adhesion.
- A deluxe, adjustable, 3-position operator’s seat for comfort during operation.
- Essential instrumentation, including fuel level and engine temperature gauges, hourmeter, horn, and various indicator lights for operational status.
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