Carlson Paving Products Inc.

Parts & Maintenance

EASY SCREED III

Carlson Paving Products Inc.

18425 50th Ave. E.
Tacoma WA 98446
Phone: (253) 875-8000
Fax: (253) 846-0100

REVISED 04-00
 LIMITED WARRANTY

Manufacturer (Carlson Paving Products, Inc.) warrants, commencing with the date of shipment to first
end user and for a period of 12 months thereafter or 1,000 hours of operation, whichever occurs first, all
machinery and parts manufactured by Carlson Paving Products, Inc. to be free from defects in
workmanship and material. Warranty remains in force for the above time period only if all
Manufacturers operational procedures are followed and recommended maintenance is
performed. If, within such warranty period, any machinery or parts shall be proved to Manufacturers
satisfaction to be defective, it shall be repaired or replaced, at the Manufacturers option, F.O.B.
Manufacturers warehouse. All failed parts or components must be returned to Manufacturer prepaid for
inspection before credit will be issued for new parts or components. Manufacturers obligation
hereunder shall be confined to such repair or replacement and does not include any charges, direct or
indirect, for removing or replacing defective machinery parts.

Wear parts such as: conveyor chains, screed plates, and track pads, are warranted only if found to be
defective at time of shipment, but are not warranted for the warranty period as far as wear or abuse.

No warranty shall apply to machinery, or parts or accessories which have been furnished, repaired or
altered by others so as, in Manufacturers judgment, to affect the same adversely or which shall have
been subject to negligence, accident, or improper care, installation, maintenance, storage, or other than
normal use or service, during or after shipment. With respect to machinery, parts, or accessories to
Manufacturers products which are furnished but not manufactured by Manufacturer, Manufacturers
warranty obligation shall in all respects conform and be limited to the warranty extended to
Manufacturer by its supplier or, if none, to the warranties expressed herein.

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Carlson Paving Products, Inc.

Tacoma, Washington
Angle of Attack Adjustment

The Easy Screed extension has an external angle of atlack adjustment on each
extension. This is a critical adjustment for mat texture between the main screed and Easy Screed
extension. Whenever changing this adjustment, it is necessary to turn the berm jack in the same
direction that you turn the angle of atlack.

The berm jack has a course thread and the angle of atlack jack is a fine thread. When you

turn the angle of atlack jack, go to the outside of the Easy Screed extension and unlock the

berm jack and turn the berm jack in the same direction until null. Then re-Iock the berm jack.

By raising the bull nose on the Easy Screed extension, we force more mix under the
extension. If you raise the bull nose up too high, a shiny mat will occur behind the extension. Too
low and a loose mat will occur behind the extension.

When the angle of atlack on the extension is too high, the main screed will lay a loose
mat because we are transferring the weight from the main screed to the extension. When the
angle of atlack is too low, the main screed will be tighter than the extension .

...Summary: OUR OBJECTIVE IS TO LAY A UNIFORM MAT.

Whether the mat is loose and open or tight and shiny behind the extension, it must be
uniform. If the mat under the main screed is loose and open and the mat under the extension is tighl
and shiny, You must lower the angle of attack under the extension until the entire mat is uniform.

If the mat under the main screed is tight and shiny and the mat under the Easy Screed
extension is loose and open, you must raise the angle of attack on the extension until the entire
mat is uniform.

The following pictures explain what to do to correct the mat.

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. (<'1 Vertical adjustment is too
high. To correct: Tap the

~I" middle handle on valve down

and watch gauge. This would bE
approximately 1/16 inch. Or,
watch vertical screw, this would
be about one complete
revolution.

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This mat (under the screed extension)
is too tight and shiny. The angle of
anack jack should be turned
approximately one revolution Counter
clockwise to push the bull nose of the
screed extension down. This will allow
weighl to be transferred to the main
screed from the screed extension.
When turning the angle of attack
jack It will be necessary to turn the
berm screw in the same direction
until the berm screw is null.

If the mat is loose under the screed

extension then it will be necessary 10
raise the bull nose on the screed
extension. To raise the bull nose
under the screed extension turn the
angle of attack jack clockwise, this will
allow more mix to feed under the
screed extension and transfer more
weight from the main screed to the
screed extension. When turning the
angle of attack jack it will be
necessary to turn the berm screw
in the same direction until the berm
screw is null.

This is the correct angle of attack.

 Wear Plate Adjustment

The screed extensions slide in and oul on bronze aluminum wear plates. There is a fixed plate on
the lop of the slide track, a floating one on the front face of the slide track and a floating one on
the bottom of the slide track. The lOp one can't be adjusted but the front one and the bottom one
can. When the screed extensions gel 10058 when you run them out it is necessary to adjust them
tight again. Please follow the steps in this manual 10 tighten the screed extensions.

!---Raise the screed in the air.

2---Run the screed extension oul all the way.

3Grease the wear plates.

4---Lower the screed on the ground Cind slope the screed extension so the main screed just starts
to raise off the ground. By raising the main screed off the ground you are taking the weight off the
screed extension so thai you can adjust the far inside adjusting bolt see photo # 1.

5---Loosen the lock nut in photo #1 at least 4-6 turns.

6---Turn the inside bolt shown in photo # 1 until the bolt is completely tight.

7---5tart the paver up and raise the screed all the way and lock the screed on the safety tocks. (It
will not be necessary for Ihe screed to be on the ground again for the rest of Ihe adjustments.)

8---Aemove the slope out of the extension.

9---At this time run the screed extension in all the way. If the screed extension slows down or
stops you have adjusted the bolt in photo # 1 to tight, it will be necessary to run the extension out
all the way and back off on the bolt 1/4 turn and then try running the extension back in. Continue
10 repeat this step unlil the extension runs in and out without slowing down or stopping.
Then tighten the Jock nUl.

- Loosen tock nut

nghlen botl.
Then remove
the slope and
run the
extension in to
make sure that
it is not to tight.
10Run the extension back out all the way and from the rear of the extension adjust the bolt as
shown in photo ## 2 by turning the bolt counter clockwise until snug. This will push the wear plate
up against the tube that it is sliding on. Run the screed extension in all the way to make sure that
it isn't too tight. If it is 100 tight the extension will slow down when running the extension in.

11---When adjusting the next bolt, it is important that the extension be in a position that it is
pushing the wear plate up against the tube that it is sliding on. See Photo ## 3
Adjust bolt and make sure that it isn't too tight by running the extension in and out.

12--Adjust the next bolt the same as step 11.

13-To Adjust the front wear plate (see photo # 4) loosen the lock nuts and tighten the two bolls
and then back them off 1/2 tum. Proceed 10 the other screed extension.

IPhoto ## 2

Adjust bolt snug

and run the
extension in 10
make sure that it
is not to tight.
Tum bolt
counter clock
wise.

IPhotO.3 I
Inner lube.
When adjusting the next
Boll must be pushing
bolt run extension out jusl
up on this piece of
far enough so that the
flat bar.
adjusting bolt is pushing
the wear plate up against
the inner tube and the
same with the last bolt.

Adjust the front wear plate

by loosening the lock nut
and tighten the two bolts
and then back them off 1/2
turn.
Re-tighten the lock nuts.
 Angle of Attack Adjustment

The following picture is showing several different mallextures. The screed in this picture is laying
down 3- of asphalt on the righl hand side and scratching on the left hand side. The left hand
screed extension, when scratching, is lifting the weight from the main screed. If you look at the
mat in figure 2 it is a loose mat alilhe way to the center of the screed because there is basically
no PSI under the screed because of Ihe left hand screed extension scratching. The whole lett
hand side of the screed is in reality, just a strike off, and not a screed. On the other hand if we
look at the right hand side we are laying 3" of asphalt, and the mat texture looks relatively good
because there is weight on the mal from 1he screed.
If we look real close 10 the mat in figure 4, and compare it to figure 3 we see the results of too
much angle of anack in the right hand screed extension. This should this should be decreased
until the mat looks like figure 3.

To much angle of
There is no attack in the
weight on the extension. To
main screed decrease the angle of
because the left attack, turn the angle
hand screed of attack jack counter
extension is clockwise 1/2 turn at
scratching. a time until the mat
looks the same as the
main screed.
 Angle of Attack Adjustment
nthe n'O! u~r the extension Is loose and the mat under the main screed Is f'Ohl and
shiny. then ~ 'MIl be necesscllY to Ioooen the lock nut by turning the nut clo<:I(v,1oe, and
!hen fuming the ~usIIng rod cil:ld<'Mse to lI(j1len the mat under the extensbn, (ThIs Is
InclOOSing the angle of attack)

nthe n'O! l.Ilder the extension Is flght and shiny. and the n'O! under the main screed Is
i0oi&. then ~ \\111 be necessary to loosen the Ioclt nut by tumlng clockw1le. and
tumlng the adjus1men1 rod countereloci<'M&e. (This Is d!lcreasIng Ihe eroe 01 CJ11od()

When any of the6e ~ ale made. then you rnJ<t 1atra a 11/8th wrench and
mAl out the berm SCIeW. (rot an rrcdels h<Ml a beIm SCIew)
1........ .......

Adjusting Rod Berm Screw

 Pre-Strike-Off Adjustments
The front of the EASY SCREED III is formed with a radius that is
equal to the extension screeds. In most cases, the pre strike-off plates should
be adjusted so that they are above the top edge of the bend in the bull nose.
This is 1/2" above the bottom of the screed plate.
Due to the number of different mix designs, it may be necessary to
adjust the pre strike-off plates to force the screed to ride correctly over the
mat being laid.
Look at the side of the screed while it is paving. In order to get the
maximum of life from a screed plate, the screed must be riding correctly over
the mat while it is paving. If the screed is tipped forward on the nose, the
front section of the screed will have excess wear (see figure 3). Also if the
screed is tipped too far back, the rear section of the screed will have excess
wear (see figure 4). The screed should be tipped up slightly in the front so
that the weight of the screed is evenly distributed across the screed plate (see
figure 5).
If you lower the pre strike-off plates, you will decrease the amount of
material felt at the front of the screed, causing the front of the screed to drop
in comparison to the rear of the screed. If you raise the pre strike-off plates
the opposite will happen. Adjusting the pre strike-off plates will not
necessarily change the depth at which you are paving, but will change the
attitude of the screed as it passes over the mat.
Use the adjusting bolts located at the top of the mold board of the main
screed frame to adjust the height of the plates. Turn the bolts counter
clockwise to raise the plates and clockwise to lower the plates.
The factory setting on the pre strike-off plate is at least 1" above the
bottom of the main screed plate. If you find it necessary to adjust the plates to
do a particular job, try starting by adjusting the plates to 1/2" above the
screed and fine tune from there.
**NOTE** If there is too much angle of attack in the extensions, the
main screed will have a tendency to ride on its nose. Be certain the angle of
attack is adjusted correctly on each extension before attempting to adjust the
pre strike-off plates to correct a screed ride problem. Refer to angle of attack
adjustment earlier in this manual.
 Leveling

Before starting the leveling you must adjust the wear plales. (See wear plate adjustments)

Leveling the screed extensions to the main screed is a direct relationship to mat quaJity and perfonnance of

the screed. it is very important Ihal the following steps be done with the best of your ability. We at factory

perform the leveling process within thousands of an inch.

Remember there is never enough time to do it right the first

time but always enough time to do it over again!
l---Run the extensions all the way out and remove the front covers on the screed extensions.
2-With the screed raised and on the screed locks we need 10 adjust the slope cylinder so when it is fully
retracted the cylinder is not pulling down on the upper unillOO much or maybe not enough. To accomplish
this slope the extension a little and then retract the cylinder. Just when the cylinder is at the bonom of the
suoke the top of the cylinder should move to the rear of the screed 1/4 inch. (See photo 1) To exteod the
stroke of the cylinder loosen the lock out with a 1-1/8 Th. wrench. With a 7/8 wrench tum Ihe cylinder rod
clock wise 1/2 tum. To len then the stroke of the c Iinder rum tne c Jinder rod the opposite direction.
When properly adjustcd the slope bracket will
pulJ back to the rear of the screed 1/4". Whcn this
pulls back the 1/4" the slope cylindcr stroke
should be retracted completely. Adjust the length
of the stroke of the cylinder as necessary.

Loosen lock nut with

11/8 Th. wrench.

Tum cylinder rod clockwise

to lengthen the slope
cylinder. and counter clock
wise to shorten the stroke.

Removc
Bolt

Boltorn of screed
cxtension.
3---With the front cover removed and the bolt in the back of the screed extension removed (see photo 2)
the first step is to get the top of the slide track perfectly level with the bottom of the screed extension.
What we need is a perfectly rectangular box sliding in and out in front of the main screed.

To level the benn '-.....,.

use 1-1I8th r If the berm is not
wrench petfectly level
throughout the
leveling process
you're wasting
Benn.
your time. So after
each step of the
leveling you must
go back and level
the benn.
To accompI:sh this we start WIth a four foot
straight edge to level the berm as shown in (photo 3).
Note; Not all screed extensions have a berm. If you don't have a berm then go to the next step.

IPhoto #4

Screed extension
should be extended
fully and the rear of I --J;::~~~-...;.
the extension should!,"
just be touching the
lOp of the straight
edge.

4---The next step is to hold the level as shown in (photo 4) and run the screed extension up or down until
the very back of the screed extension bottom is in contact with the straight edge.
5---With the straight edge in place as shown in (photo # 5) have somebody run the extension in all the
way.
The screed bottom of the extension should ride on the straight edge. (Note: 1 you are leveling a used
screed extension plate the outside 2" maybe worn from overlapping joims, so if this is the ease then don't
run the extension in all the way.) (See photo # 5)I
'fl~P~h:O:IO~'~5~~:===
For new screed Screed extension
extension plates you should ride on the top
can retract the of the level when you
extension all the are retracting the
way in. extension.
Step 6 & 7 arc the exaCI same step. You will only need to use one or the other depending on which way the
screed extension Deeds to be lipped according to the above photo.
IT the screed extension was pushing down on the level then proceed 10 step # 7
If the screed extension was off the level proceed to step # 6.
6---Lets say that the extension screed plate, when run all the way in, is not touching the level. that in fact it
is off the level, then we don't have a rectangular box sliding in and out. To oorrecllhis problem we must
shim the screed extension so it does ride on the level. When you shim the screed extension you will need
only shim the extension, half, the distance that the screed extension was off the level. To shim the screed
extension (see photo # 6) IPhoto # 6 I
I;OT ~r l IT the screed eXlension
un r'
when retracted all the way
in was off the level. that
means thai the outside of
the screed extension would
need to tip down. Follow
the steps in Phow # 6.

Studs that holds u....::::::_-l....!

the screed
extension.

--
Remove the square h d set sere Loosen this slud depending on how far you
and install in the tapped hole next wanl the outside of the screed extension 10
to the stud jn step I. drop down on the out side end.
Screw the Square head set screw Step I
down half the distance that the
sereed extension was off the level
and tighten the two mounting
studs. Step 2
6-Continucd
There are two studs that hold up the screed extension. Loosen the stud on the right and install the square
head set screw in the lapped hole next to it, if it is not already their. Screw lhe square head set screw down
until it hits the top of tile screed plate cover. If the screed extension was off the level approximately 1/4"
then we want the sel screw to be pushing down the screed plate about 118th of an inch which is half the
distance that the screed extension was off the plate. Tighten the studs that hold up the screed extension
plate and go back to # 3 (photo # 3) and stan all over again until the screed extension runs in and out on
top of the level.
 IPhoto It 7

If the screed extension

when reu-acted a\lthe
Studs thai bold way in was pushing
the level down, that
up the screed
plate means that the outside
of the screed
extension would need
to tip up. Follow the

-- steps in Pholo It 7.

Tighten down the square head set

Looscn this stud depending on how far you
screw half the distance thai the
want the outside of the screed extension (0
screed extension was pushing
go up on the out side end.
down on the level and tighten the
Step I
two mounting studs.
Step 2

7---Lets say that the extension screed plate, when run all the way in. is pushing down on the level, then wc
don't have a rectangular box sliding in and oul. To correct this problem we must shim the screed extension
so it docs ride on the level. When you shim the screed extension you will need only shim the extension,
half, the distance that the screed extension was pushing down on the level. To shim the screed extension
(see photo # 7)
7-Continued ; There are two studs ilial hold up the screed extension. Loosen the stud on the left and install
the square head sel screw in Ihe lapped hole next to it, if it is not already their. Screw the square head set
screw down untiJ it hits the top of the screed platc cover. If the screed extension was pushing down on the
level approximately 1/4" then we want the sct screw 10 be pushing down the screed plate about 118m of an
inch which is half the distance that the screed extension was pushing down on the plate. Tighten the studs
that hold up the screed extension plate and go back 10 # 3 (photo # 3) and stan all over again until the
screed extension runs in and out on top of the level.
Summary of what we have done and where the extension is now set.
).--We have set the slope cylinder.
2---We have leveled the bernt,
3---We have got the screed extension running in and out on top of the level and the berm is perfectly
leveled
4--We have tightened all the mounting studs and tightened the lock nut on the square head set
screw.
8---At this time we need to put 3116" angle of anack in the screed extension.(See photo # 8)
 Angle of 3n3ck
To increase angle of jack.
attack. tum the screw Loosen lock

rodl1;1~:f:"':-T"'-ry'=:::~=:~;~
nut by turning
clock wise. clock wise
To decrease tum the
counter clock wise. because this is
a left hand
thread

With the screed e"tension

extended out all the way
out hold the straight edge
beyond tre screed
extension and tum the
angle of anack jack clock
wise the raise the from of
the screed extension up
3/16". Then it will be
necessary to level the
bcnn perfect.ly like in
photo # 3.

Straight edge must be in contact with

the main screed and the rear of the
screed extension.
Summary of what we have done and where the extension is now seL

I---We have set the slope cylinder.

2---We have leveled the benn.

3We have got the screed extension running in and out on top or the level and the benn is perfectly

leveled as in (Photo # 3).

4---We have tightened all the mounting studs and lightened the lock nut on the square head set

screw.

5-We set the angle of attack to 3116" and the berm is leveled perfectly as in (photo # 3).

9--We can now weld on the back plate mat braces the screed extension berrn.( Note; This is only if we
have replaced the screed extension plates.) jf the plate is already welded on proceed to the next step.

Photo It 9
Bolt the plate
with a lock If the washer is
washer and 7/16 already on lhe plate
flat washer. then it will be
Weld the 7/16 necessary to grind
flat washer to off the washer and
lhe plate. See replace it with
photo below another one.
Do not raise or
lower the berm to
make the existing
Weld plate one fit.
in three
spots.

Weld half way

around the washer
to the plate, This
will ensure that
when the berm is
lowered the screed
extension is level.

IO---We now have to level the extension to the

main screed plate. Retract the screed extension in all the way except for the last 2", Holding the straight
edge on the far inside of the screed the screed extension should be III 6th of an inch above the level. If the
extension isn't then have someone lower the vertical adjusU1lCnI up or down so the extension is 1116tb"
above the level. Note; Be sure that there is no s10 in the screed extension.
Photo It 10
Raise or lower the Hold the straight edge on the
extension hydraulically main screed plate in
until the extension plate alignment with the far inside
is 1/16th of an jnch above of the extension plate.
the straight edge

Screed extension
plate.
I J ---When the inside of the screed extension is off the plate 1/16th of an inch the outside should be
touching as shown in photo It II. If the screed extension is not touching as shown in photo It II, then it
will be necessary to release the chain tensioner as shown in photo # 12 and remove the chain on the
outside venical sprocket. This will make the two venical sprockets independent of each other therefore
you can raise or lower the outside of the screed extension so that it will be on lOp of the level as shown in
photo It 11.
Photo It 11

When Ihe inside of the

screed extension is offthc
straight edge 1/16th of an
inch the outside should be
just touching the top of
the straighl edge. If it is
not on the level or it is
below the level continue
on to lhe next step. If it is
just touching the level
you are done proceed to
the other screed
eXlension.

To raise or lower
the outside of the
screed extension
plate, loosen the
chain tcnsioner as Photo It 12
shown.

Caution; The tractor must be turned off to prevent injury.

12---To raise or lower the outside of the screed extension, loosen the chain tensioner and slide the chain
tensioner back to put slack in the chain. This will enable you to reach in the outside and remove the chain
or at least hold the chain away from the sprockello rum the screw to raise or lower the outsidc of the
screcd eXlension. (See photo # J 1 & 12 & 12B) Note; We removed the chain cover only for the
pictures. It is ~ot necessary to remove the cover that protects the chain.

After the chain tensioner is loosened and the

tractor is turned off reach in and hold the chain
away from the sprockct and tum the screw up or
down depending which way the outside of the
screed extension had to go according to photo #
11. When the outside of the screed extension is
just touching the top of the level as in photo # II
rctightcn the chain tcnsioncr and you are done.
wilh leveling.
!Photo It 128
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Combustion
Fire Fighting NAERG96, GUIDE 171, Substances (low to moderate hazard). If tank. rail car or tank truck IS involved In a
Media and fire, ISOLATE for aoo meters (0.5 mile) In all directIons, also, conSider initlal evacuation for 800 meters (05
Inslruclions mile) In all directions Shut off fuel 10 fire If It is possible to do so Without hazard If thiS IS Impossible,
withdraw from area and let fire bum out under controlled conditions Withdraw Immediately in case of rising
sound from venting safety deVice or any dlscoloura\lOn 01 tank due to fire Cool containing vessels with
water spray m order to prevent pressure bUIld-up. autoignilion or explosion. SMALL FIRE: use DRY
chemicals, loam, or C02 LARGE FIRE' use water spray, fog or foam. For small outdoor fires, portable fire
extmgulshers may be used. and sell contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) may not be reqUIred. For all
indoor fires and any Significant outdoor fires, SCBA IS required Resplratory and eye protectIon are reqUIred
for fire fighung personnel

Section VI. Accidental Release Measures

Material Release NAERG96, GUIDE 171, Substances (loW to moderate hazard) ELIMINATE ALL IGNITION SOURCES
or Spill Avoid contact Stop leak If wllhout fisk Contam spill Absorb With inert absorbents such as dry clay, or
diatomaceous earth. AVOId Jnhahng dust of diatomaceous earth for It may conUM Silica in very fine partlde
Size, makmg thiS a potenbal respiratory hazard Place used absorbent In dosed metal containers for later
disposal or bum absorbent In a SUitable combustion chamber DO NOT FLUSH TO SEWERS, STREAMS
OR OTHER BODIES OF WATER Check With applicable JUriSdiction for specific dIsposal reqUIrements of
soilled matenal and emotv contaIners Notify the aporopriate authonlJes Immedlatelv.

Section V//. HandlinCl and Storaqe

Handling Keep away from sources of ignition DO NOT reuse empty contamers Without commercial Cleaning or
reconditioning Practice gOOd personal hygiene Wash hands after handling and before eallng, Launder
work clothes frequentlv. Discard saturated leather aoods
Siorage Store In lightly dosed containers In cool, dry, Isolated, well-venlJlated area, and away from strong OXidizing
aoents

Section VJII. Exoosure ControlS/Personal Protection

Engineeriug For normal application, speCIal ventilation IS not necessary If user's operations generate fume Of mIst, use
Controls ventilation to keep exposure to airborne contaminants below the exposure IImll. Make-up air should always
be supplied to balance air removed by exhaust ventIlatIon Ensure that eyewash station and safety shower
are close to work-station.
ersan.. 1t"rorec IOn
Eyes Chemical splash goggles in case of splashing
Body Long sleeved clothing to mlOlmlze skin contact
Respirlltory No speCIal respiratory proteclJon IS normally reqUIred If mist generated by heating, spraying. etc, wear an
oroaOlC vaoour resOlrator with a mist filter All res trators must be NIOSH aooroved
Hands For casual COfltad, PVC gloves are suitable For direct contact for more than 2 hours, VITON or NITRILE
gloves are recommended
Feet Safety boots or shoes

Section IX. Phvsical and Chemical Prooerties

Physical State and Viscous liquid Viscosity 31-35 cSt @ 40C (104F). 5.35 cSt@
Appeannce 100"C (212F) VI=gg.
Colour Colourless Pour Point -42C (-44F)
Odour No odour or slight petroleum oil like Softening Point Not applicable.
Odour Threshold Not available. Dropping Point Not applicable.
Boiling Point >377C (>711F). Penetration Not apphcable
Densily o 87 kglL @ 15C (59"F) Oil I Waler DisL Coeff. Not measurable The product IS more
soluble in 011
Vapour Density Not applicable lonkily (in Woller) InsOluble In water
Vapour Pressure Negligible at ambient temperature and Dispenion Properties NonvolatIle and immobile.
pressure
Volalilily Non-volatlle SolUbilily Insoluble In cold water. soluble in non
nnlar h drocarbon solvents
I HYDRA-FLOW REA t mANSFER FLUID p~RumJH(:"

Section XIV. TransDort Information

DOT Classification Not regulated I Special Provisions Not applicable.
I for Transport

Section XV. Reaulatorv Information

Other CEPA This product IS acceptable for use under the proviSions of WHMISCPR. All components of !hIS
Regulations formulation are listed on DSL This product is not listed on NPRI or contains Reportable Quantity (RQ)
Substances

USEPA. All components of thIS formulation are listed on TSCA. ThiS product IS not known to contain any of
the carcinogens required to be listed under OSHA hazard commUnication standard, 29 CFR 1910.1200
(u.S.) Not listed on EPCRA or SARA TItle Ill, Section 3021304/3111312 (40 CFR 3551370) for Extremely
Hazardous Substances. Not listed on EPCRA or SARA Tille III. SectIon 313 (40 CFR 372) for TOll:ic
Chemicals NotlJsted on CERCLA Hazardous Substances CRQ Chemlcals)(40 CFR 302.4). Not listed on
RCRA (40 CFR 261.33) for Hazardous Waste Please note that the chemicalldenuty of some or all of the
ingredIents that may be listed herein IS confidential bUSiness Information and is being withheld as permitted
by 29 CFR 1910.1200 and vanous State RIght to Know Laws.

EU: All components of this formulation are llsted on EINECS. Not listed as hazardous chemical In CHIP96
Approved Supply list (675f548/EEC). Not classified as R65 - Aspiration hazard, by the 22nd ATP
(Adaotation to Technical Proaress) of the Eurooean DSD
DSD/DPD (EEC) Not classified under the Dangerous WIIMIS (CJID.ad.a) Not controlled
Substances or Dangerous Preparations
Directives,
AOR (Europe) TOG (Clnada)
(Piclograms)
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Section XVI, Other Information
References Available upon request.
Glossary
ACGIH - AmeriCan ConferellCe of Govemmeolallooustrilll Hygienists HCS HlIlardous Commlrication System
ASTM - Ametiean Society for Testing and Malerials HMIS - Ha18rdous Material InfOlmalion System
ADR - Agreement on Dangerous goods by Road (Europe) IARC - International Agency lor Research on Gancer
BOD5 - Biological Oxygen Demand in 5 days IRIS - Integrated Risk InformaUon System
CANICGA 6149.2 - Propar'lEllnslallation Code LD5OIlC5O - Lethal DosefConcenlralion kill 50%
CAS - Chemical Abstract SefVices LOlOl1...Clo - Lowest PubUshed Leth.al DosefConcentratiOn
CEPA Canadian Environmental Protection Act NAERG'96 - North Ametiean Emergency Response Guide Book (1996)
CERCLA Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensalion NFPA - National Fire Pre'l8n1ion Association
aoo liability Act NIOSH - Nalionallnstitute lor Occupational Salety & Health
CFR - Code of Federal Regulations NPRI - National Pollutant Release Inventory
CHIP - Chemical Hazard Information and Packaging Approved Supply NTp National Toxicology Program
List OSHA C>ccupaliooat Safety & Heallh Administration
COD - Chemical Oll:ygen Demand PEL - Permissible Exposure Limit
CPR Cootrol~ Products Regulation RCM - Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
OOT - Department of TransportalJon (U.S.A.) SARA - Superfuoo AmendmenLS aoo Reorganization Act
DSCL Dangerous Subslances Classification and labeling (Europe) SO - Single Dose
DSDfDPD Dangerous Substance or Dangerous Preparalions STEL - Short Term Exposure Limit (15 minutes)
Directives (Europe) TOG - Transportation Dangerous Goods (canada)
DSL - Domestic Subslance List TDLotTCLo -lowest Published Toxic Dose/Concentration
EECfEU - European EconomiC CommunitylEuropean union Tlm Median Tolerance Limit
EINEC$ - European Invenlory of Existing Commercial Chemical TLVTWA Threshold limit Value-TIme WflIllhted Average
SubstallCes TSCA Toxic Subslances Control Act
EPCRA - Emergency Planning And Community Right-To-Know Act USEPA United States Envlronmenlal Protection Agency
FDA - Food and Drug Administration USP - United Stales PIlarmacopoela
FIFRA Federal InsectICide, Fungicide, and Rooenticide Act WHMIS Worilpla<:e Hazardous Maleriallnformalion System
Inform.ation Pelro Canada Prepared b)' AdminM on 12/01198.
Contact Prod uti Safel,.. Coordinator Data enlf)' by May Chau.
(403) 2964410
To tlte lust of our kno....ledge. t"e informalion conlaintd Ittrtin is accuraU. 1J0"'~tr, neir"tr I"t tJbo~t no1f1td supplitr nor /l'IlY ofits $ubsidiarits
tlSSUfMS any liability ...."afsDelltr for Iht accurocy or compltttntn oft"e jnfornlluion contointd "erdA Finol dtluminolion of suilability of any
mattrial u tIlt solt rapoMibility Dftllt usu. All nfIlltriak mery pratnt /lni"o...." "alords ond slrould ~ uud ....illr coulioff. AII"oug" unain lrollJrfU
/l'rt dacrilud lur,;", .... t cannot guaranru r"oll"at ort lire onl)' "ollJrds '''ar aut
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THIS DRAWING AND ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREIN ARE THE PROPERTY OF CARLSON PAVING PRODUCTS, INC. ("THE COMPANY"). THIS DRAWING INCLUDES CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
OF THE COMPANY AND MUST BE RETURNED TO THE COMPANY UPON REQUEST. THIS DRAWING IS PROVIDED FOR A LIMITED PURPOSE, AND MAY NOT BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PARTY WITHOUT
THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE COMPANY. COPYRIGHT 2005 CARLSON PAVING PRODUCTS, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1 1 1004-0021R FRAME WD. - RH
ECN REV. DESCRIPTION DATE DRAWN ENG 2 1 1004-0001 00 PLATE WD. - PIVOT
5212 05 REMOVED SKIT BRACKET (1004-0020R) AND ITS HARDWARE 04-30-07 MS 3 2 1048-3230 WASHER - FLAT - 5/8" SAE
6457 06 REMOVED CROWN DECAL RIVETS 1/25/2012 KSB KAC 4 2 1048-2280 NUT - LOCK - 5/8"-11 TOPLOCK
5 14 200-096-000 00 BAR STOCK
D 6 1 1006-0126 00 PLATE D
14 15 7 1 1048-1130 BOLT - HEX - 3/8 - 16 * 1 1/4"
16 8 1 1048-2240 NUT - LOCK - 3/8"-16 TOPLOCK
8 9 1 1046-5930 PLUG - HEX
10 1 201-203-000 OVEN GP
23 7 11 12 1048-3150 WASHER
6 12 4 1048-1240 BOLT - HEX 1/2-13 * 1 1/2
9 13 4 1048-3360 WASHER - LOCK
14 1 1001-0002R 00 PRE STRIKE-OFF WD - RH
15 2 1048-3040 WASHER - 1/2" USS
16 2 1048-2260 NUT - LOCK - 1/2"-13 TOPLOCK
17 1 201-246-000 02 RACK GP - ELEMENT
18 1 202-614-000 00 GAUGE AS. - TEMPERATURE
24 19 1 1020-1119 00 PLATE
20 2 1048-1231 BOLT - HEX - 1/2-13 * 1 1/4"
C C
26 21 2 1048-3370 WASHER - LOCK - 1/2"
22 2 1048-3050 WASHER - FLAT - 1/2" USS
25 23 1 1020-0191 CAP - END
24 1 1008-0117 SHUNT - COLD
20
27 25 1 1008-0102 00 CHAIN AS.
21 26 1 1008-0125 HOOK
27 1 1008-0103 CONNECTOR
22
28 1 1040-0121 GAUGE - CROWN INDICATOR
19 29 1 1004-0110 01 SHEET
2
3 4
18
1

B B

11 13
11
11
29 12
02

28

A
10 CARLSON PAVING PRODUCTS INC.
A 18425 50TH Ave E. Tacoma, WA 98446
5 ph (253) 875-8000 fx (253) 846-0100
FRAME GP - GENERIC (RH)
CAD GENERATED DRAWING, EASY SCREED III
DO NOT MANUALLY UPDATE
MS10E
APPROVALS DATE
DESIGN
SAS 5-26-02 SIZE DWG. NO. REV.

DRAWN
B 1004-0022R 06
RM 12-05-02 SCALE CAD FILE: SHEET 1 OF 1

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
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PARTS LIST
THIS DRAWING AND ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREIN ARE THE PROPERTY OF CARLSON PAVING PRODUCTS, INC. ("THE COMPANY"). THIS DRAWING INCLUDES CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
OF THE COMPANY AND MUST BE RETURNED TO THE COMPANY UPON REQUEST. THIS DRAWING IS PROVIDED FOR A LIMITED PURPOSE, AND MAY NOT BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PARTY WITHOUT
THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE COMPANY. COPYRIGHT 2005 CARLSON PAVING PRODUCTS, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY
ECN REV. DESCRIPTION DATE DRAWN ENG
1 1004-0021L FRAME AS. - LH 1
5212 05 REMOVED SKI BRACKET (1004-0020L) AND ITS HARDWARE 04-30-2007 MS
2 200-096-000 BAR STOCK 14
3 1004-0001 PLATE WD. - PIVOT 1
4 1006-0126 PLATE 1
D 5 1048-1130 BOLT - HEX - 3/8 - 16 * 1 1/4" 5 D
6 1048-2240 NUT - LOCK - 3/8"-16 TOPLOCK 1
7 1048-3230 WASHER - FLAT - 5/8" SAE 2
8 1048-2280 NUT - LOCK - 5/8"-11 TOPLOCK 2
9 1046-5930 PLUG - HEX 1
10 1001-0002L STRIKE-OFF WD - LH 1
11 1048-3221 WASHER - FLAT - 1/2" SAE 3
12 1048-2260 NUT - LOCK - 1/2"-13 TOPLOCK 2
13 201-246-000 RACK GP - ELEMENT 1
14 1020-2713 MOUNT 4
15 1048-3115 WASHER - FLAT - 1/4" SAE 9
16 1048-3325 WASHER - LOCK - 1/4" 9
17 1048-0920 BOLT - HEX - 1/4-20 * 3/4" 8
C 18 1048-3145 WASHER - FLAT - 3/8" SAE 4 C
19 1048-3350 WASHER - LOCK - 3/8" 4
20 202-617-000 SCREW AS. - DEPTH 1
21 1040-0112 BAR STOCK 1
22 1048-0930 BOLT - HEX - 1/4-20 * 3/4" 1
23 1020-0191 CAP - END 1
24 1020-1119 PLATE 1
25 1048-1231 BOLT - HEX - 1/2-13 * 1 1/4" 2
26 1048-3370 WASHER - LOCK - 1/2" 2
27 1048-3050 WASHER - FLAT - 1/2" USS 2
28 1008-0102 CHAIN AS. 1
29 1008-0117 SHUNT - COLD 1
30 1008-0103 CONNECTOR 1
B B
31 1008-0125 HOOK 1

A
CARLSON PAVING PRODUCTS INC.
A 18425 50TH Ave E. Tacoma, WA 98446
ph (253) 875-8000 fx (253) 846-0100
CAD GENERATED DRAWING,
DO NOT MANUALLY UPDATE
FRAME GP - GENERIC (LH)
APPROVALS DATE
EASY SCREED III
DESIGN MS10E
SAS 3-25-02
MODEL
WRS 3-25-02 SIZE DWG. NO. REV.

DRAWN
WRS 12-05-02
B
1004-0022L 05
SCALE CAD FILE: SHEET
1 OF 2
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

D D
11 12

10

11 12 4 6 5
5
23 9 17
19
16
18
15
C 1 C
14

7
20 8
3

31
28
B B
30 NOTE: REV 5: REMOVED SKI BRACKET (1004-0020L) AND ITS HARDWARE

24

27
26
25

21 A
A 15 CARLSON PAVING PRODUCTS INC.
16 18425 50TH Ave E. Tacoma, WA 98446
ph (253) 875-8000 fx (253) 846-0100
22 CAD GENERATED DRAWING,
DO NOT MANUALLY UPDATE
FRAME GP - GENERIC (LH)
EASY SCREED III
2
APPROVALS DATE
13 DESIGN MS10E
SAS 3-25-02
MODEL
WRS 3-25-02 SIZE DWG. NO. REV.

DRAWN
WRS 12-05-02
B
1004-0022L 05
SCALE CAD FILE: SHEET
2 OF 2
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1