Weber CR 2 HD Soil Compactor Operating and Maintenance Manual

This manual describes the use and maintenance of the CR 2 HD soil compactor.


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Brand
Weber
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
24
File format
PDF
File size
589 KB
Published
20 October, 2023
Updated
20 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The Weber CR 2 HD is a soil compactor powered by an air-cooled Honda GX 160 gasoline engine. It is designed for compacting sand, gravel, crushed rock, semi-cohesive mixed material, concrete paving stones, and asphalt. The machine features a mechanical drive system transferring force to the exciter via a V-belt and is operated using a manual guidance rod with a handle for forward and reverse control.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Safety guidelines
  • Graphic presentation
  • Device description
  • Technical data
  • Activities prior to starting work
  • Starting
  • Compacting
  • Shutting down
  • Maintenance overview

Specifications

Weight143 kg
Overall length1215 mm
Overall width450 mm
Height with folded manual guidance rod950 mm
Base plate length200 mm
Pressure surface450 x 200 mm
Engine manufacturerHonda
Engine typeGX 160
Performance at operating speed3.1 kW
Operating rpm3350
Operating speed21 m/min
Incline capacity35 %
Frequency100 Hz
Centrifugal force25 kN
Sound pressure level95 dB (A)
Sound power level107 dB (A)
Root-mean-square acceleration value4.9 m/s²

Frequently asked questions

What materials is the CR 2 HD soil compactor designed for?

The compactor is designed exclusively for compacting sand, gravel, crushed rock, semi-cohesive mixed material, concrete paving stone, and asphalt.

Who is authorized to operate the soil compactor?

Only suitable persons of or above the age of 18 are permitted to operate the machine.

What protective equipment is required when using the machine?

Required protective equipment includes hearing protection, a hard hat, safety shoes, and protective gloves.

Can the engine be operated in enclosed areas?

No, the engine must never be operated in enclosed areas or in areas that are poorly ventilated due to the risk of carbon monoxide inhalation.

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