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Improper lifting or tie-downs can allow the load to shift and cause injury or damage. |
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Weights and instructions given herein apply to work tool as manufactured by Caterpillar. |
The maximum weight of the A13 Auger with the mounting bracket for the Skid Steer Loader and with the 153-4089 Auger Bit (Twenty-Four Inch Diameter) is 261 kg (575 lb).
The maximum weight of the A13 Auger with the mounting bracket for the Mini Hydraulic Excavator and with the 153-4089 Auger Bit (Twenty-Four Inch Diameter) is 195 kg (430 lb).
Note: Weights may vary with different combinations of auger bits and extensions.
Lifting the Work Tool
For lifting objects, use properly rated cables and properly rated slings. Position the lifting device for level work tool lifting.
Configuration with the Mounting Bracket for the Skid Steer Loader
Illustration 1 | g00568479 |
Use the lift hook on the mounting bracket as the lifting point.
Configuration with the Mounting Bracket for the Mini Hydraulic Excavator
Illustration 2 | g00578880 |
Use the pivot stop on the mounting bracket as a lifting point.
Auger Bit
Illustration 3 | g00578881 |
Use the hex shaft as a lifting point and use the tip of the auger bit as a lifting point.
Tying Down the Work Tool
Configuration with the Mounting Bracket for the Skid Steer Loader
Illustration 4 | g00568481 |
Use the cut-outs on the mounting bracket as tie-down points and use the auger hub as a tie-down point.
Configuration with the Mounting Bracket for the Mini Hydraulic Excavator
Illustration 5 | g00568480 |
Use the pivot stop on the mounting bracket as a tie-down point and use the auger hub as a tie-down point.
Auger Bit
Illustration 6 | g00578881 |
Use the hex shaft as a tie-down point and use the tip of the auger bit as a tie-down point.