SealMaster 300 Manuel utilisateur

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HEATED ASPHALT DISTRIBUTOR

Owner’s Manual

Version 2.8

Issue Date: November 2023

Effective Date: January 2018

Version

Date

Changes

Approval

1.0

Original Issue

2.0

4/19

New Format and Updates

2.1

6/19

Updated Wiring Diagrams

2.2

10/20

Item 49 was P601A014

2.3

10/21

Item 47 was P474A029

2.4

1/22

Winterize Sheet Added

2.5

4/22

Added Paint Page

2.6

5/22

Breakaway Kit Change

2.7

7/23

Item P932A001 Removed

2.8

11/23

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Table of Contents 
CORRESPONDENCE................................................................................................................ 3 
SealMaster® LIMITED WARRANTY ......................................................................................... 4 
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND CAUTIONS.................................................................................. 5 
PRECAUTIONS......................................................................................................................... 5 
CAUTIONS............................................................................................................................... 5 
FIRST AID ................................................................................................................................ 6 
STARTING THE ENGINE ........................................................................................................... 7 
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................... 8 
HEATING THE MATERIAL......................................................................................................... 8 
PUMPING MATERIAL .............................................................................................................. 9 
SPRAY BAR.............................................................................................................................. 9 
DIESEL FLUSH........................................................................................................................ 10 
MAINTENANCE TIPS.............................................................................................................. 10 
PARTS LIST PICTURE –1 ........................................................................................................ 11 
PARTS LIST PICTURE –2 ........................................................................................................ 12 
PARTS LIST PICTURE –3 ........................................................................................................ 14 
PARTS LIST PICTURE –4 ........................................................................................................ 16 
PARTS LIST PICTURE –5 ........................................................................................................ 18 
CHECKLIST............................................................................................................................. 19 
BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE............................................................................................ 19 
STARTING THE ENGINE ......................................................................................................... 20 
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS WITH HYDRAULIC DRIVE .......................................................... 21 
HEATING THE MATERIAL....................................................................................................... 21 
PUMPING MATERIAL ............................................................................................................ 22 
SPRAY BAR............................................................................................................................ 22 
DIESEL FLUSH........................................................................................................................ 23 
MAINTENANCE TIPS.............................................................................................................. 23 

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PARTS LIST PICTURE –6 ........................................................................................................ 24 
PARTS LIST PICTURE –7 ........................................................................................................ 25 
PARTS LIST PICTURE –8 ........................................................................................................ 27 
PARTS LIST PICTURE –9 ........................................................................................................ 29 
PARTS LIST PICTURE –10 ...................................................................................................... 31 
PARTS LIST PICTURE –11 ...................................................................................................... 31 
HEATED TACK TANK MACHINE MAINTENANCE.................................................................... 32 
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE.................................................................................................... 32 
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE .................................................................................................. 33 
HOW TO WINTERIZE YOUR EQUIPMENT............................................................................... 34 
WIRING DIAGRAMS............................................................................................................. 35 
ELECTRIC BRAKES AND RUNNING LIGHTS ............................................................................. 35 
TANK CAPACITY CHART ....................................................................................................... 36 
MATERIAL DEPTH AND GALLON VOLUME............................................................................. 36 
ROPER 1-1/4” PUMP............................................................................................................ 37 
PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................................ 37 
PUMP DIAGRAM................................................................................................................... 38 
ROPER 2” PUMP 3611 HZRV ................................................................................................ 39 
PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................................ 39 
PUMP DIAGRAM................................................................................................................... 40 
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE ............................................................................................ 41 
MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................................... 41 
STORAGE .............................................................................................................................. 41 
 

`ThorWorks Industries, Inc.

Purchased by __________________________ Model NO. _______________________

Company Name _______________________ Serial NO. _______________________

Address ________________________________ Acceptance Date ________________

City _____________ State______ Zip _______

CORRESPONDENCE

All Correspondence regarding this equipment, as well as general correspondence should be addressed to:

ThorWorks Industries, Inc.

PO Box 2277

Sandusky, OH 44870

In referring to the equipment, kindly state the Model Number, Serial Number and any part number involved

SealMaster® LIMITED WARRANTY

SealMaster warrants that its products are of quality material and workmanship. SealMaster agrees to replace,

within a period of one (1) year from date of delivery, or at its option, repair, without charge, any part of their

manufacture which proved defective. The repair or replacement will be free of charge F.O.B. Sandusky, Ohio,

providing the damaged part or parts are returned, freight prepaid, to SealMaster and investigation shows such

repair or replacement is made necessary by an inherent defect of material or workmanship.

It is hereby understood that engines, motors, pumps, or other components purchased by SealMaster for use

on its equipment are not warranted by SealMaster and are sold only with the standard warranty of the

manufacturer of that component.

SealMaster will make no allowances for repairs or alterations completed by outside sources unless

authorization is in writing and approved by an authorized SealMaster representative.

Any claims for defective material or workmanship must be made prior to the expiration of thirty (30) days

from the date failure occurs, and in all cases prior to the expiration of the warranty period of one (1) year. It is

the intent of this paragraph to limit SealMaster’s liability solely to the cost of replacement parts, F.O.B.

factory, or at the option of SealMaster to repair of the defective part or parts. No allowances for damages, lost

time, or any other claim will be recognized.

This warranty is null and void if other than genuine SealMaster parts are used.

SealMaster is constantly striving to improve their products. Changes in design and improvement will be made

whenever the manufacturer believes the efficiency of the product will be improved, without incurring any

obligation to incorporate such improvements in any machines which have been shipped or are in service.

In an effort to continue to improve product quality, SealMaster reserves the right to change specifications

without notice.

Any modification or alteration of this machine without prior approval of the manufacturer may void this

warranty.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND CAUTIONS

PRECAUTIONS

•The operator must be aware that he is working with a mechanical device that

contains HOT materials, and must exercise caution at all times.

•Always wear eye and ear protection, long sleeve shirt, and gloves.

•Be aware of all CAUTION, WARNING, and DANGER signs on the machine.

•All employees should be trained in Emergency Burn First Aid.

•Read all Owners Manuals that come with this Machine.

•Make sure the operator is familiar with machine operation.

•Know the procedures for safe operation of propane-fired devices.

•Read and understand the MSDS Sheets for the material you are applying.

•Replace any hoses that show signs of wear, fraying or splitting.

•Be sure all fittings and joints are tight and leak proof.

•Do not operate the machine in the rain or closed building or confined area.

•Do not do maintenance work on the machine while in operation.

•The machine should not be left unattended when running.

CAUTIONS

•Never refuel engine while the burner is lit.

•Never expose the material to an open flame.

•Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from moving parts.

•Do not operate the machine without all guards in place.

•Do not point the spray nozzle at another person.

•Wear eye protection when operating the spray wand or spray bar.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND CAUTIONS

FIRST AID

HEATED ASPHALT DISTRIBUTOR

APPLIES TO ALL TRAILER AND SKID VERSIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

STARTUP

STARTING THE ENGINE

NOTE: If equipped with optional hydraulic drive upgrade refer to pages 18-26

•Set the fuel shutoff and choke levers to the on position.

•Set the throttle lever at ½ open.

•Set the engine on/off switch to on position.

•Pull start the engine.

•It is important that when you are done running the engine that the

fuel shutoff lever is turned to the off position. This keeps gasoline from

mixing with oil as you are driving.

Refer to the engine manual.

ENGINE

PULL

HANDLE

CHOKE

FUEL

THROTTLE

ON/OFF

SWITCH

HEATED ASPHALT DISTRIBUTOR

APPLIES TO ALL TRAILER AND SKID VERSIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

HEATING THE MATERIAL

1. Attach Nut & Nipple #1 to your LP Gas tank.

The burner uses vapor propane, NOT liquid.

2. Slowly open the valve on the LP Gas Tank. Opening too fast can cause a check valve to

slam closed, reducing the available flow of gas.

3. Regulator #3 is pre-set for 30 psi. Turn the knob counter-clockwise to lower the

pressure. The burner #11, is rated for maximum heat output at 30 psi. Open gas shut-off

valve #7 slightly, depress the red push on gas pilot valve #8. This allows gas to flow thru

the burner, at the same time use the striker flint #10 to produce a spark.

Strike repeatedly until the gas ignites.

If the gas does not light within 5 seconds, release the red push button

and wait 10 minutes before trying again.

Once you have ignition, you must continue to depress the red push button on gas pilot valve

#8 for at least 10 seconds. This allows the thermocouple #9 to heat up, allowing the gas valve

to continue the gas flow. If the flame stays on, then open gas shut-off valve #7 all the way to

get maximum heat from the burner.

If the flame goes out, you will need to start over with the lighting process.

Anytime you want to decrease the flame intensity, slightly close gas shut-off valve #7.

4. The thermocouple #9 also acts as a safety. Should the flame go out because of wind, the

thermocouple immediately starts to cool off and stops the signal to the gas valve, which

then stops the flow of gas. This may take up to 30 seconds.

WAIT 10 MINUTES BEFORE TRYING TO RE-LIGHT THE BURNER.

5. Monitor material temperature on thermometer #13. As the material reaches the

desired temperature you can slightly close gas shut-off valve #7 to decrease the flame,

or just shut off the valve completely.

NEVER DRIVE WITH THE BURNER LIT!!

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