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AJAXSelf Loading Concrete Mixer

Ajax ARGO 2000 Self Loading Concrete Mixer

The Ajax ARGO 2000 is part of the ARGO Series SLCM range for 360° concreting solutions. It combines a 2 cu.m drum, 320 L bucket, naturally aspirated Kirloskar CEV Stage V engine, 4 wheel drive and pressure transducer weighing technology for concrete production in compact project sites.

Drum capacity icon
Drum Capacity2 cu.m
Bucket capacity icon
Bucket Capacity320 L
Engine power icon
Engine Power36.09 kW
Unladen weight icon
Unladen Weight5,661 kg
Gradeability icon
Gradeability22°
Fuel tank icon
Fuel Tank64 L

Key Highlights

Drum Capacity icon
Drum Capacity

2 cu.m

Bucket Capacity icon
Bucket Capacity

320 L

Engine Power icon
Engine Power

36.09 kW @ 2,200 rpm

Engine Type icon
Engine Type

4-cylinder, naturally aspirated

Emission icon
Emission

CEV Stage V

Unladen Weight icon
Unladen Weight

5,661 kg

4 Wheel Drive icon
4 Wheel Drive

Full time 4WD

Drum Rotation icon
Drum Rotation

0-18 rpm

Water Tank icon
Water Tank

360 L

Fuel Tank icon
Fuel Tank

64 L

Hydraulic Tank icon
Hydraulic Tank

82 L

Water Pump icon
Water Pump

230 lpm

Vehicle Speed icon
Vehicle Speed

22 kmph

Gradeability icon
Gradeability

22°

Tyre Spec icon
Tyre Spec

12.0/75-18, 14 PR

Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for Ajax ARGO 2000 Self Loading Concrete Mixer

PERFORMANCE

  • ModelARGO 2000
  • Machine TypeSelf Loading Concrete Mixer
  • ChassisRigid Type
  • Weighing TechnologyPressure Transducer
  • Drum Capacity2 cu.m
  • Bucket Capacity320 L
  • Max Drum Rotation Speed0-18 rpm
  • VariantNon-Swivel

ENGINE & DRIVE

  • Available EngineKirloskar
  • Power36.09 kW @ 2200 rpm
  • Engine Type4-cylinder inline, water cooled, naturally aspirated
  • Emission ComplianceCEV Stage V engine
  • Adblue Tank CapacityNA
  • Vehicle Speed22 kmph
  • Gradeability22°
  • DriveFull time 4 wheel drive

CAPACITIES

  • Water Tank Capacity360 L
  • Fuel Tank Capacity64 L
  • Hydraulic Tank Capacity82 L
  • Water Pump Capacity230 lpm
  • Drum Capacity2 cu.m
  • Bucket Capacity320 L
  • Unladen Weight5661 kg
  • Tyre Spec12.0/75-18, 14 PR

DIMENSIONS

  • Dimension A2887 mm
  • Dimension B (Overall Length)6132 mm
  • Dimension C (Overall Height)3320 mm
  • Dimension D (Ground Clearance)280 mm
  • Dimension E2177 mm

FEATURES

  • 3 Way SteeringTight turning radius and maneuverability
  • Auto Mixing ModeAuto mixing ensures complete mixing cycle due to preset duration
  • Smart CBCConcrete batch controller for mix design and recipe control
  • TelematicsIoT enabled fleet tracking and monitoring
  • Centralized GreasingSupports lubrication of internal components
  • Rear View CameraWide display vision from sitting inside cabin
  • Emergency Parking BrakeSafety and hazard support in working and static condition

APPLICATIONS

  • ApplicationsRailways, precast, buildings, bridges, canal lining and CC roads
  • Project UseIndustrial foundation and smart city project applications
  • Concrete SolutionSelf-loading, batching, mixing and placing support
  • Safety FeaturesQuality and safety standards, emergency parking brake and wet disc brakes

Ajax ARGO 2000 Maintenance & Inspection Checklist

Daily pre-start checks · Kirloskar service schedule · lubrication and batching system care · warning actions · fluids and capacities.

Daily Pre-Start Inspection

Complete before the first start of every shift and correct unsafe conditions before loading, travelling or mixing.

Every 10 hours
1

Machine & work area

Park on firm, level ground and check access, ground condition and operating clearance.

Act if: the machine is unstable, obstructed or anyone is inside the operating area.

2

Arm, bucket & pins

Inspect articulations, pins, stops, locking pin and safety retainers.

Act if: a pin, retainer or stop is missing, loose, bent or damaged.

3

Hydraulic system & hoses

Inspect cylinders, pipes, joints and tank for leakage, damage and loose connections.

Act if: a pressurised leak, damaged hose or falling oil level is found.

4

Engine & radiator

Check for fuel, oil and coolant leaks; clear the radiator grille and cooling surfaces.

Act if: leakage, loose parts or blocked cooling airflow is found.

5

Engine oil level

With the engine off and machine level, wait 45–60 minutes, then check the dipstick.

Act if: oil is below minimum or abnormal loss is found.

6

Coolant level

When cold, verify coolant is between the minimum and maximum marks.

Act if: the level is low, leakage is present or the system is hot.

7

Hydraulic oil level

Stop the engine, lower implements and let oil cool; the level should be near the middle of the upper sight glass.

Act if: it is below the lower control point or the low-level buzzer sounds.

8

Brake fluid

Check the reservoir beneath the rotating driving post and keep the level between minimum and maximum.

Act if: the level is low, leakage is visible or braking is abnormal.

9

Fuel system

Check fuel level and drain water from the fuel tank and water separator; inspect drains and lines.

Act if: water continues, leakage is found or fuel is insufficient.

10

Air intake

Check the pre-cleaner, air-cleaner element, seals and restriction indicator.

Act if: the indicator remains red or an element is wet, torn or unsealed.

11

Water-pump filter

Clean the filter and confirm the suction filter is intact and properly immersed when used.

Act if: the filter is missing, blocked or damaged.

12

Drum & machine cleanliness

Remove concrete residue after work and keep the drum, rollers, chute and radiator grille clean.

Act if: hardened concrete interferes with moving parts or controls.

13

Tyres, wheels & drive

Inspect tyre condition and inflation, wheel security, axles, transmission and visible oil leakage.

Act if: a tyre is damaged or low, a fastener is loose or leakage is present.

14

Jacks, chassis & mountings

Check jacks, pins, chassis and accessible engine and pump mountings for damage or looseness.

Act if: structural damage, missing pins or loose mountings are found.

15

Safety equipment

Check the seat belt, guards, lamps and safety labels for condition and legibility.

Act if: any required belt, guard, label or warning device is damaged or missing.

16

Controls before start

Apply the parking brake, select neutral and return the hand accelerator to rest.

Act if: the neutral or parking-brake interlock is ineffective.

17

Indicators after start

At about 1,000 rpm, confirm oil-pressure and battery warnings clear and gauges operate normally.

Act if: a warning remains on, a gauge is abnormal or the warning check fails.

18

Service & parking brakes

Test service-brake response at low speed in a clear area and confirm the parking brake holds.

Act if: braking is weak or uneven, or the machine moves with the parking brake applied.

Service Schedule by Hours

Service schedule for the Kirloskar 4R810NA2 engine configuration listed for ARGO 2000.

Includes all daily 10-hour inspections and lubrication.
Weekly machine checks

Air cleaner & battery

Clean the air cleaner, battery and lead connections; check electrolyte.

CLEAN

Belt, shaft, wheels & fasteners

Check fan-belt tension; tighten propeller-shaft coupling bolts, wheel nuts and mounting hardware.

CHECK
Kirloskar first service

Engine oil & filters

At the first 50 hours, change engine oil and replace the oil and fuel filters.

FIRST CHANGE
Complete lower-interval tasks that are due.
Machine checks

Mounting bolts & gear oils

At 150 hours, tighten chassis, engine and pump mountings; check axle, wheel-hub and drum-gearbox oil levels.

150 HR

Radiator fins

Clean at 250 hours.

250 HR
Kirloskar 500-hour service. Complete all lower-interval tasks that are due.
Fuel & engine

Fuel tank

Clean at 500 hours.

CLEAN

Engine oil & oil filter

Change at 500 hours or 6 months, whichever occurs first.

CHANGE

Fuel filters

Replace the fuel filter at 500 hours or 6 months, whichever occurs first.

REPLACE
Hydraulic & driveline

Hydraulic filter

Complete the first change at 500 hours.

FIRST CHANGE

Axles, hubs & drum gearbox

Complete the first oil change at 500 hours.

FIRST CHANGE
Replace both air-cleaner elements by 1,000 hours or one year, or sooner when damaged or repeatedly restricted.
Air intake

Primary & secondary elements

Replace at 1,000 hours or one year. Replace both if the restriction indicator reaches red for the third time.

REPLACE
1,500-hour hydraulic service

Hydraulic oil & filter

Change hydraulic oil and replace the filter at 1,500 hours or 12 months, whichever occurs first.

CHANGE

Brake & driveline oils

Change brake fluid and axle, wheel-hub and drum-gearbox oils at 1,500 hours or 12 months.

CHANGE

Hydraulic-tank breather

Replace at 1,500 hours or 12 months.

REPLACE
Kirloskar fluid-renewal service at 1,500 hours or 12 months, whichever occurs first.
Both engine configurations

Hydraulic oil & filter

Change the oil and filter. Replace the filter immediately if the clog warning activates.

CHANGE

Brake & driveline oils

Change brake fluid and axle, wheel-hub and drum-gearbox oils.

CHANGE

Hydraulic-tank breather

Replace at 1,500 hours or 12 months.

REPLACE
These extended intervals apply to the Kirloskar engine configuration.
2,500-hour checks

Injectors & valve clearance

Check and adjust.

ADJUST

Starter motor & alternator

Check and adjust.

CHECK
5,000-hour renewal

Radiator coolant

Drain and replace at 5,000 hours.

CHANGE

Lubrication & Concrete Batch Controller

Clean every nipple before and after greasing and stop when fresh grease appears. Do not use graphite grease on drum-roller bearings.

Every 8 hours

Loading-arm rods & tie rods

Grease all 4 points.

4 POINTS

Bucket-tilting cylinders

Grease all 6 points.

6 POINTS

Drum rollers

Grease daily to purge concrete residue.

4 POINTS

Unloading chute

Grease both points.

2 POINTS

Loading arm

Grease both points.

2 POINTS
Every 40 hours

Pivoting driving post

Grease the single point.

1 POINT

King pins

Grease all points.

4 POINTS

Transmission shaft

Grease all points.

3 POINTS

Oscillating bracket

Grease both points.

2 POINTS

Drum locking pin

Grease the single point.

1 POINT

Drum lifting cylinders

Grease all points.

4 POINTS
Pressure-sensor CBC

Tare & calibration

At installation and daily, warm the hydraulic oil, keep the machine level and bucket empty, then perform tare and calibration.

CALIBRATE

Repeatability

Verify with a known test weight and recalibrate if readings are outside the permitted limit.

VERIFY
Load-cell CBC & display

Load-cell calibration

At installation or after disturbed readings, complete tare and the 4-point calibration sequence.

CALIBRATE

Display & wiring

Daily, check the display, low-battery indication, sensor cables, connectors and visible damage. Do not use liquid cleaners.

CHECK

Warning Alerts & Immediate Actions

Treat any warning that remains on after starting as a fault.

Red — StopAmber — Act
STOP

Low engine-oil pressure

Action: stop safely and shut down. Check oil level and leakage; do not restart while the warning or abnormal pressure remains.

Risk: severe engine damage.

STOP

Brake-fail indication

Action: stop on firm, level ground, secure the wheels and arrange service. Do not travel or work.

Risk: loss of machine control.

STOP

Low hydraulic-oil buzzer

Action: lower the arm and drum, stop the engine and inspect for leakage before qualified repair.

Risk: pump damage or uncontrolled movement.

ACTION

Hydraulic-filter restriction

Action: stop loaded operation, replace the suction-filter cartridge and restore the correct hydraulic oil level.

Risk: cavitation, heat and hydraulic damage.

STOP

High coolant temperature

Action: stop work and allow the engine to cool. Check coolant, leaks, radiator fins and fan belt; never open a hot cap.

Risk: overheating and burns.

ACTION

Battery-charge warning

Action: stop at a safe point, check belt condition and battery connections, and service the charging circuit.

Risk: electrical shutdown or no restart.

ACTION

Fuel reserve on a slope

Action: stop in a safe position and refuel immediately to prevent the pickup drawing air.

Risk: unexpected engine stall.

STOP

Fluid or hydraulic leak

Action: lower equipment, shut down and release pressure. Keep hands away from hydraulic spray and repair before use.

Risk: fire, burns or injection injury.

STOP

Failed warning-light check

Action: tag the machine out and repair the indicator, gauge or circuit before operation.

Risk: a critical fault may go undetected.

Fluids, Lubricants & Capacities

Fill using the specified level-check procedure and confirm the installed engine and axle configuration.

Engine & fuel

Kirloskar engine oil

Use the approved lubricant for the installed Kirloskar engine.

12.5 L

Fuel tank

Good-quality diesel suitable for the installed engine.

64 L
Cooling & hydraulic

Kirloskar cooling system

Use approved coolant for the installed Kirloskar engine.

18 L

Hydraulic tank

Hydraulic oil tank capacity for ARGO 2000.

82 L
Axles, hubs & gearboxes

Front axle differential

Use the axle gear oil specified for the fitted DANA or COMER axle.

6 L

Rear axle differential

Use the axle gear oil specified for the fitted DANA or COMER axle.

6 L

Four wheel hubs

Fill and level-check every hub.

1.5 L EACH

Two-speed gearbox

Fill with the specified axle gear oil to the level opening.

2 L

Drum reduction gearbox

AJAX Gear Oil XTR; use the sight-glass level procedure.

2 L
Brake, grease & process fluids

Brake system

AJAX Brake Oil HP; do not substitute unsuitable fluid.

1 L

Grease points

AJAX Grease HD; do not use graphite grease on drum rollers.

AS REQUIRED

Process-water tanks

Use clean process water in the two connected tanks.

360 L TOTAL

Optional additive tank

Use a compatible admixture.

15 L

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the Ajax ARGO 2000 Self Loading Concrete Mixer

The Ajax ARGO 2000 has a 2 cu.m drum capacity.

The ARGO 2000 is listed with a Kirloskar engine rated at 36.09 kW @ 2200 rpm. It is a 4-cylinder inline, water-cooled, naturally aspirated engine compliant with CEV Stage V.

The bucket capacity is 320 L.

The ARGO 2000 has a 360 L water tank, 64 L fuel tank and 82 L hydraulic tank.

The ARGO 2000 has 22° gradeability and full time 4 wheel drive.