Download Link-Belt Excavator 800LX Operator (English)

Explore the advanced operator environment of the Link-Belt 800LX heavy excavator. Designed for maximum productivity and operator comfort, this 174,600 lb machine features an expansive low-noise cab with six silicon-filled isolation mounts, tilting consoles, and a sliding seat for customized control. Powered by a 444 HP turbocharged engine, the 800LX incorporates intelligent Inte-LX operating modes to balance speed and fuel efficiency. Operators benefit from single-pedal travel, cushioned swing valves, and an on-board diagnostic system tracking 148 items for seamless jobsite performance.

MODEL COVERED :
Link-Belt LX Series 800LX Excavator

CONTENTS INCLUDED :
800 LX Excavator
To The Owner
Right, Left,Front And Rear Of Machine
Identification Numbers
Type, Serial Number And Year Of Manufacture
Machine Components
Safety Rules
Utility Safety
Personal Safety
Operator Precautions
Parking The Machine
Maintenance And Adjustments
Before Using The Hydraulic Breaker (Optional)
Using The Hydraulic Breaker (Optional)
Decals
Hand Signals
Instruments/Controls
Cab Door
Steps And Access Handles
Operator’s Compartment Controls
Right-Hand Control Arm
Left-Hand Control Arm
Systems Display And Control Panel
Anti-Theft System
Arm And Upperstructure Swing
Boom And Bucket
Optional Control Pattern
Travel Control Levers And Pedals
Heating And Ventilation Or Air Conditioning Controls
Operator’s Seat
Windshield
Lower Front Window
Rear Window And Emergency Exit
Fuel Tank
Rear View Mirror
Tool Box
Side Doors
Engine Hood
Lower Panels
Windshield Washer Reservoir
Lifting Eye
Towing Eyes
Hose Burst Check Valves (Optional)
Self-Detaching Counterweight Control Box
Self-Detaching Counterweight Circuit Supply Valve (Optional)
Tool Supply Valves (Optional)
Operating Instructions
Before Operating The Machine
Machine Operation
Break-In Period
Vandal Cover
Starting The Engine
Bringing The Machine Up To Operating Temperature
Engine Operation
Operating The Machine In Cold Weather
Operating The Machine In Hot Weather
Stopping The Engine
Machine Travel
Handling The Machine
Load Handling
Operating The Machine In Water
Operating On Sloping Ground
Filling The Bucket
Parking The Machine
Towing The Machine
Lowering The Attachment In The Event Of Machine Failure
Setting The Tracks In Transport Position
Setting The Tracks In Working Position
Self-Detaching Counterweight (Optional)
Auxiliary Hydraulic (Optional)
Single Flow Crusher Configuration
Transporting The Machine
Weights And Dimension Of Various Components
Lubrication
Before Operating The Machine
Fluids And Lubricants
Hourmeter
Daily Inspection
Service Intervals
Engine Oil
Environment
Fluid And Lubricant Capacities And Specifications
Grease Points
Greasing The Turntable Teeth
Greasing The Swing Reduction Gear
Greasing The Self-Detaching Counterweight System (Optional)
Fluid Levels
Engine
Cooling System
Fuel System
Hydraulic System
Air Filter
Swing Reduction Gear
Travel Reduction Gears
Adjustment/Maintenance
Tracks
Track Rollers And Idler Wheels
Radiator And Oil Cooler
Fan And Alternator Drive Belt
Fuel Tank Filter
Inspecting And Cleaning The Machine
Checking For Cylinder Leakage
Plastic And Resin Parts
Replacing A Bucket
Shimming The Bucket
Welding On The Machine
Fire Extinguisher (Not Supplied)
Air Conditioning
Engine Troubleshooting
Hardware Torque Inspection
Torque And Specifications Per Component
Electrical
Fuses
Batteries
Connecting Booster Batteries
Replacing A Bulb
Machine Storage
Preparation For Storage
Specifications
Engine
Hydraulic System
Weights
Esco Buckets
Dimensions
Working Range
Lifting Capacities
Index

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