RIDGID K-2000 manual Description, Specifications and Standard Equipment, Operating Instructions

K-2000 Municipal Sewer Cleaning Machine

Description, Specifications and Standard Equipment

Description

The RIDGID/Kollmann K-2000 Municipal Sewer Cleaning Machine is a completely self-powered machine for clean- ing lines and sewer mains of small communities, factory complexes, and shopping centers. It operates at two speeds, one for cable and one for rod.

Specifications

Capacity
Cable	4″ through 12″ lines to 250′
Rod	24″ mains through 500′
Dual Speed Drive
Sectional Cable	250 rpm
Solid Rod	60 rpm
Clutches
Instant-acting Clutch ....	for driving Cable or Rods
Propulsion Clutch	for propelling machine when
	using Rods
Switches
Rod & Cable	FOR/OFF/REV SWITCH
	heavy-duty, lever-type
Propulsion	FOR/OFF/REV SWITCH
	heavy-duty, toggle type
Manual
Cable Counter	for Cable or Rods
Stationary
Positioner Arm	lowers manually to raise Front
	Wheels when using Cable
Engine/Generator	1500 watt, air-cooled 115 volt,
	60 Hz., Engine 3.8 h.p., 3600
	rpm (Instruction Manual in
	Tool Box)
	NOTE! Use only leaded or
	low-lead gasoline in
	engine.
Motors
For Spinning Cable
and Rod	Universal, 1/2 h.p., 115 volt,
	60 Hz.
For propulsion drive	1/6 h.p., 115-230 volt, single
	phase, 60 Hz., gear motor
Length	44″
Width	31″
Height	361/2″
Weight with
Standard Equipment	393 lbs.

Standard Equipment

Rod Driver	B-1821
Tool Adapter	A-2704
Tool Box	Contains 1 Clutch Handle and
	1 quart of engine oil. A-3
Glove (L.H.)	A-1
Glove (R.H.)	A-2
Rod Turner	R-0

Accessories

See Ridge Tool Main Product Catalog for machine ac- cessories.

Operating Instructions

Preparing Machine for Cable Operation

1.Position sewer cleaning machine about two feet from manhole or other inlet.

2.Engage drive clutch and lock rear wheel (Figure 9) in straight position for stability. Unplug gear motor from engine/generator (Figure 3).

3.Release two latches (Figure 3) and remove guard on front of machine.

4.Pull ratchet knob (Figure 3) on motor table and raise table. Lock in highest position by giving ratchet knob one-half turn.

5.Set machine for high speed (normal cable operation) by shifting the power drive chain (Figure 1) to the small sprocket.

Figure 1 – Power Drive Chain on Small Sprocket

4 Ridge Tool Company • Elyria, Ohio • U.S.A.