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6.
Watch for obstacles in the tool's work path that can create
a dangerous hazard or may damage the tool. Stop the tool
and secure upright, before removing the obstacle.
7.
The surface may require 3 or 4 passes to achieve full
compaction. The type of surface material will determine
how many passes are needed. The tool will begin to
bounce when the material is compact.
8.
Move the throttle lever to idle once a pass is complete.
Reposition the tool for another pass and repeat steps
4 to 8.
9.
Move the throttle lever to idle once the job is complete
and wait until the base plate stops vibrating. Shut the
engine off per the engine instruction manual and allow
the tool to cool.
9.1 Let the engine idle for several minutes before shutting
it off if the tamping rammer was used for a length of
time or the job was hard on the equipment. This will
allow a gradual cooling of the engine components
without damage.
COMPACTING HIGH CLAY CONTENT SOIL
A dry intermediary material may be used to cover the soil
surface to prevent the soil from sticking to the tamping
rammer's base plate.
1.
To compact soil with a high clay content, reduce speed
so the tamping rammer's base plate is still vibrating, but
not leaving the surface. This will require the operator to
push the tamping rammer more to account for the loss of
natural momentum.
2.
Check underneath the base plate and remove all material
that is stuck after each pass or more often if required.
3.
Double the number of passes to compact the soil as the
tamping rammer is not at full power.
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