The HD 99i VV is a HAMM Series HD tandem roller with two vibration drums. It combines a John Deere EWX 2.9 CEV 5 engine, 3-point articulation, pressure water sprinkling and smooth front and rear drums for asphalt and compaction applications.
9,310 kg
9,770 kg
John Deere EWX 2.9
55 kW / 74 HP
India CEV 5
1,680 / 1,680 mm
1,200 / 1,200 mm
42 / 50 Hz
0.66 / 0.37 mm
75 / 60 kN
0–7 km/h
0–13.8 km/h
39 / 43%
156 L
700 L
Detailed technical specifications for HAMM HD 99i VV Tandem Roller
Daily pre-start checks · service schedule · warning actions · fluids and capacities.
Complete before the first shift with the machine secured and the engine stopped unless a functional test requires it running.
Inspect the ROPS structure, mounts, platform, steps, handrails and non-slip surfaces.
Act if: Cracked, deformed, loose, incomplete or unsafe to access. Do not operate.
Check seat adjustment and rotation lock, belt retraction, latch and anchor points.
Act if: The seat will not lock or the belt will not latch or retract.
Confirm safety information is legible and every guard and cover is secure.
Act if: A guard is missing or a safety instruction cannot be read.
Function-test the emergency stop and reset only after confirming a safe restart.
Act if: The engine or machine function does not stop as intended. Tag out.
Test on a clear level area and confirm starting is blocked with a travel command engaged.
Act if: The brake does not hold or the neutral-start interlock fails.
Test the horn, required lights, water-level display and instrument warnings.
Act if: A safety-related warning, light or control is unavailable.
On level ground with the engine stopped, keep the oil between the dipstick marks.
Act if: Below minimum, above maximum, milky or showing sudden consumption.
When cold, check coolant level, hoses, radiator and cooling-pack cleanliness.
Act if: Coolant is low, a hose leaks or airflow is obstructed.
Inspect the bowl, filter head and lines; drain collected water as required.
Act if: Water persists, fuel leaks or contamination is found.
Check the restriction indicator, intake hose, clamps and air-cleaner condition.
Act if: Restricted, split, loose or allowing unfiltered air into the engine.
Inspect belt condition and tension, wiring, mounts, debris and fluid leakage.
Act if: Frayed, loose, leaking or presenting a fire hazard.
Check display messages and remove combustible debris near hot exhaust parts.
Act if: A red warning appears, the exhaust is damaged or a fire risk exists.
Inspect drum shells, edges and visible welds; remove adhered material.
Act if: Cracked, severely dented, loose or making metal-to-metal contact.
Check scraper contact, retention, wear and debris clearance on both drums.
Act if: Loose, broken or contacting the drum in a damaging way.
Inspect mounts and hoses, then test front, rear and double vibration at both amplitude settings.
Act if: Noise, heat, leakage, delayed engagement or strong drum asymmetry occurs.
Check the 700 L tank, filler cap, fill screen and exterior; use clean water.
Act if: Contaminated, leaking, missing its screen or not securely capped.
Test the pressure sprinkling system for even coverage across both drums.
Act if: The pump runs dry, spray is uneven or a drum is not wetted.
When freezing is possible, drain and protect the tank, pump, filters, lines and nozzles.
Act if: Ice is suspected; thaw and inspect before energising the pump.
Inspect the reservoir area, pumps, motors, cylinders, hoses and fittings.
Act if: A high-pressure leak, damaged hose, warning or rapid oil loss appears.
Inspect the joint, steering cylinders, pins, retainers and articulation lock.
Act if: Cracked, loose, leaking or showing excessive free play. Fit the lock before entering the joint.
In a clear area, test forward/reverse response, neutral return, steering and braking.
Act if: Travel is uncommanded, braking is poor or steering response is erratic.
Check the guide and actuator, then function-test at low speed.
Act if: Unexpected movement, leakage, interference or guide damage occurs.
Inspect the tool, guard, pivot, cylinder, hoses and transport retention.
Act if: Cracked, loose, leaking or unable to hold the transport position.
After the functional test, check for fresh leaks, loose fasteners, abnormal heat or noise.
Act if: Any safety-critical anomaly or new leak or noise is found.
Use the earlier hours or calendar limit. Complete daily checks in addition to the selected interval.
Engine oil and visible leaks
Coolant, hoses and cooling pack
Fuel-water separator
Air intake and restriction display
DOC-DPF messages
Drums, edges and scrapers
Front and rear vibration
Water tank, pump and nozzles
Hydraulic leaks and hoses
Articulation and steering
Travel, neutral return and brakes
Emergency stop, horn and lights
Engine oil
Drain and refill with the approved grade for ambient conditions.
Engine oil filter
Fuel filter element or elements
Valve clearance
Check and adjust using the correct cold-engine procedure and settings.
Crankcase ventilation
Service the installed ventilation configuration and inspect its hoses and seals.
Engine coolant
Flush as required and renew at 6,000 hours or 72 months. Shorten the interval if coolant chemistry has been mixed or contaminated.
Drums, scrapers and mounts
Sprinkling system
Electrical and safety controls
Drum and vibration mounts
Articulation and steering
ROPS, seat and access
Travel and brakes
Water system
Articulation and exposed points
Battery
Red means stop immediately. Amber means correct before continuing. Green means scheduled service is due.
Immediate action: Stop the engine, check level and leaks, and do not restart if the warning remains.
Risk: Bearing damage or engine seizure.
Immediate action: Stop vibration and travel, cool safely, and never open a hot cap.
Risk: Head, engine or aftertreatment damage.
Immediate action: Stop, isolate and depressurise. Keep clear and obtain emergency care for an injection injury.
Risk: Uncontrolled movement or serious injury.
Immediate action: Stop, chock if required, tag out and function-test after repair.
Risk: Uncontrolled machine movement.
Immediate action: Stop by the safest available means, isolate the battery and tag out.
Risk: Loss of emergency stopping capability.
Immediate action: Stop safely, shut down, evacuate and use the correct extinguisher only if trained.
Risk: Fire, burns or machine loss.
Immediate action: Follow the display instructions in a safe area and record the warning code.
Risk: Forced shutdown or aftertreatment damage.
Immediate action: Stop compaction and clean screens, filters and nozzles; inspect pump and lines.
Risk: Drum pickup and poor surface finish.
Immediate action: Disengage vibration and inspect mounts, hoses, drum and drive system.
Risk: Bearing, exciter or drum damage.
Immediate action: Stop and inspect pins, retainers, cylinders and the joint; fit the articulation lock before entry.
Risk: Steering loss or structural damage.
Immediate action: Remove ignition sources, contain the spill and repair before operation.
Risk: Fire, overheating or component failure.
Required action: Change engine oil and filter and replace the fuel-filter element or elements.
Risk: Accelerated wear or fuel restriction.
Required action: Arrange valve-clearance inspection and adjustment.
Risk: Hard starting, power loss or valve damage.
Required action: Service crankcase ventilation and inspect its hoses and seals.
Risk: Oil carry-over, leakage or crankcase pressure.
Use clean filling equipment, fill to the installed level indicator and never mix incompatible products.
Fuel tank
Diesel fuel suitable for DOC-DPF operation.
Water-sprinkling tank
Use clean water and protect the pump, filters, lines and nozzles from dirt and freezing.
Engine oil
Select the approved performance and viscosity grade for ambient temperature; fill by dipstick.
Engine coolant
Use compatible Cool-Gard II premix without mixing coolant chemistry; fill by the installed level indication.
Hydraulic system
Use the machine-specified grade for its climate package and fill by the reservoir indication.
Front and rear vibration drives
Use the specified exciter lubricant and level procedure; treat front and rear service points separately.
Pins and grease points
Use the specified grease at every identified articulation and steering point.
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