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Stavostroj COM 3010 2002 Operators Manual

If you’ve ever tried to keep a compactor running with a photocopied translation or a third-party PDF that skips the critical numbers, you know the frustration. I’ve seen guys waste a full day chasing a hydraulic leak because the aftermarket diagram had the wrong port identification. This Stavostroj COM 3010 2002 Operators Manual is the original factory document, not a reprint, not a summary. It’s what the guys in Nové Město nad Metují wrote for the machine with the Cummins engine. Page 1 states it plain. If you want to operate, maintain, or even just understand this machine without guessing, this is the file you need on your tablet in the cab.

Specification Manual: Engine and Technical Data

The first section—Specification Manual—gives you the hard numbers. We’re talking weights, main dimensions, travel characteristics, and the full engine data. Section 1.3.4 covers the Cummins engine itself: displacement, power output, operating ranges. You also get gear-box specs, axle ratios, brake system details, and the hydraulic control system for the working unit. Page 5 lays out the entire table of contents for this section. Every capacity, every safety device, every climatic condition the machine was designed to handle. If you’re swapping a part or setting up a new job site, you check these specs first. No room for interpretation.

Operation Manual: Cold Starting the Engine

Cold start procedures are where most operators screw up. The manual breaks it down: starting a cold engine (2.4.1.1), cold start at low temperatures (2.4.1.2), and starting a warm engine (2.4.1.3). It’s not just “turn the key.” It tells you what to do with the glow plugs, how long to preheat, and what to avoid. Section 2.4 also covers forward/reverse travel, emergency stopping, and machine run-in. If you’re new to this machine, read the operation chapter twice. The safety regulations alone—section 2.2—include forbidden actions and driver competence requirements that can save you from a citation or worse.

Lubrication and Maintenance: Every 10 Hours

Section 3.5 starts the maintenance schedule at every 10 hours. Oil level check, cleaning the air intake cleaner, coolant level, fuel level, and draining fuel filters. The manual specifies exactly which fluids to use: engine oil grade, fuel type, hydro-mechanical gearbox oil, axle gear oil, hydraulic oil, lubricating grease, and coolant. All listed in section 3.1. If you try to use a generic hydraulic fluid because it’s cheaper, you’ll be replacing seals inside a year. The safety standards for lubrication (3.3) include fire safety during fluid changes and environmental regulations. Aftermarket manuals never include the ecological rules. This one does.

Why Factory OEM Beats Aftermarket

I’ve had aftermarket manuals that gave me a torque value 40% off because they copied from a different model. This manual comes straight from Stavostroj, published in 2002, 105 pages, original file name: Stavostroj_COM_3010_2002_Operators_Manual_en-52431010842.pdf. You get the exact dimension scheme, the exact weights, the exact hydraulic oil cooling system specs. The electrical installation diagram (1.3.14) and protective frame data (1.3.15) are factory-verified. No third-party translation errors. If you’re comparing this to a generic “operator handbook” from a parts supplier, throw that away. This is the real thing.

Transport and Towing Procedures

Section 2.5 covers moving the compactor: travel over site, on public roads, railroads, loading with a crane, towing, and freeing up a stuck machine. It even details installation and removal of the shovel (2.5.7–2.5.9). If you need to lower the shovel with the engine off, there’s a specific procedure. These are the details that keep a job from turning into a liability. The manual also includes icons used on the machine (2.5.10) so you don’t misinterpret a decal. That kind of completeness is why I keep a copy in the shop tablet.

Does this manual include wiring diagrams?

No. This is an operators manual, not a service manual. It covers specifications, operation, lubrication, and basic maintenance.

What maintenance intervals are covered?

The Lubrication and Maintenance Manual section 3.5 provides detailed tasks at every 10 hours (oil check, air cleaner, coolant, fuel, filter drain, radiator cleaning, pin lubrication) and every 125 hours (hydraulic oil level, air intake tightness, V-belt tension, battery condition). It also includes the lubrication chart in 3.4 and fluid specifications in 3.1. You get the full schedule for the COM 3010, including long-term storage procedures (2.2.3) and machine liquidation instructions (2.2.4). No guesswork on when to grease the compactor wheels or change the gearbox oil.

If you’re running a COM 3010 on a job site, you need the real documentation. Stop guessing. Access the Factory Manual.

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