Name: Wacker Neuson BS50-4s, BS50-4As, BS60-4s, BS60-4As, BS70-4As Vibratory Rammers Service Repair Manual
Brand: Wacker Neuson
SKU: 473322
Availability: InStock

Wacker Neuson BS50-4s, BS50-4As, BS60-4s, BS60-4As, BS70-4As Vibratory Rammers Service Repair Manual

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What’s Included

Service Repair Manual	194 Pages
Operators Manual	74 Pages
Spare Parts Catalog	62 Pages

Technical Details

Brand	Wacker Neuson
Model Covered	BS50-4s, BS50-4As, BS60-4s, BS60-4As, BS70-4As
Machine Type	Vibratory Rammers
Documentation	Service Repair Manual
Language	English
Category	Wacker Neuson
Format	PDF

SKU: 473322 Category: Wacker Neuson

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Machine Covered:

Machine	Item Number
BS 50-4s, BS 50-4As	5200000644, 5200000662, 5200000679, 5200000680, 5200018226, 5200018219, 5100015099
BS 60-4s, BS 60-4As	5200000647, 5200000648, 5200000667, 5200000668, 5200000674, 5200000675, 5200014910, 5200018231, 5200018232, 5200018233, 5200022984, 5100015123
BS 70-4As	5100015124, 5100015126
BS 50-2i	5200000642, 5200000643, 5200000657, 5200000658, 5200000659, 5200000660, 5200000661, 5200000678, 5200000687, 5200011099, 5100016650, 5200025428, 5200025429, 5100014907, 5100016648, 5100016649
BS 60-2i	5200000645, 5200000646, 5200000664, 5200000665, 5200000682, 5200000689, 5200000690, 5100014908
BS 70-2i	5200000649, 5200000650, 5200000672, 5200000673, 5100014909, 5100016653
BS 50-2	5200000641, 5200000652, 5200000653, 5200000654, 5200000655, 5200000656, 5200000685, 5200000686
BS 60-2	5200000663, 5200000688, 5200019205
BS 70-2	5200000670, 5200000671

Table of Content

Foreword
Safety Information
- Signal Words Used in This Manual
- Machine Description and Intended Use
- Safety Guidelines for Operating the Machine
- Safety Guidelines for Lifting the Machine
- Service Safety
- Operator Safety While Using Internal Combustion Engines
Operation
- Recommended Fuel—4 Stroke
- Recommended Fuel—2 Stroke
- Starting, Operating, and Stopping the Machine—WM 100
- Starting, Operating, and Stopping the Machine—Honda
- Starting, Operating, and Stopping the Machine
- Low Oil Shut-Off Switch—WM100
- Low Oil Shut-Off Switch—Honda
Troubleshooting
- Diagnosing Starting Issues
- Diagnosing Performance Issues
- Checking the Fuel Flow
- Testing the Ignition Module and Checking the Spark
- Checking the Stop Switch
- Conducting a Leak-Down Test
- Checking the Ignition Wiring
- Checking Engine Compression
- Checking for Vapor Lock
- Purging the Oil Lines
Disassembly and Reassembly
- Draining the Ramming System Oil—BS50
- Refilling the Ramming System Oil—BS50
- Draining the Ramming System Oil—BS60 and BS70
- Refilling the Ramming System Oil—BS60 and BS70
- Removing the Ramming Shoe—BS50
- Installing the Ramming Shoe—BS50
- Removing the Ramming Shoe—BS60 and BS70
- Installing the Ramming Shoe—BS60 and BS70
- Removing the Lifting Cable
- Installing the Lifting Cable
- Removing the Oil Tank—BS 50-2i
- Installing the Oil Tank—BS 50-2i
- Removing the Fuel Tank
- Installing the Fuel Tank
- Removing the Bellows
- Installing the Bellows
- Removing the Carburetor—WM80 Oil Injected
- Installing the Carburetor—WM80 Oil Injected
- Removing the Carburetor—WM80 Non-Oil Injected
- Installing the Carburetor—WM80 Non-Oil Injected
- Removing the Carburetor—Robin
- Installing the Carburetor—Robin
- Removing the Carburetor—Honda
- Installing the Carburetor—Honda
- Removing the Engine—WM 80
- Installing the Engine—WM 80
- Removing the Engine—Honda
- Installing the Engine—Honda
- Removing the Engine—Robin
- Installing the Engine—Robin
- Removing the Upper Machinery
- Installing the Upper Machinery
- Removing the Crankcase
- Installing the Crankcase
- Removing the Clutch
- Installing the Clutch
- Removing the Clutch Drum
- Installing the Clutch Drum
- Removing the Oil Pump
- Installing the Oil Pump
- Removing the Spring System Cover—Hydraulic Press Method
- Installing the Spring System Cover—Hydraulic Press Method
- Removing the Spring System Cover—Spring Box Tool
- Installing the Spring System Cover—Spring Box Tool
- Removing the Upper Spring Set
- Installing the Upper Spring Set
- Testing the Float Switch
- Replacing the Float Switch