CAP AS-BEARING 7M1825 - Caterpillar

Miscellaneous Salvage Welding
Salvage of a Broken Trunnion
Weld the broken piece into place, and build up the bearing surfaces with weld. Then, machine the inside of the bore.
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Broken piece from the trunnion has been welded back into position.
Do not salvage broken lift cylinder trunnions on any scraper bowls, wheel loaders, or track loaders. These trunnions are heat treated for strength, and welding will destroy this special characteristic.
Salvage of Damaged Cylinder Rod Ends
Build up the damaged cylinder rod end with weld. Then, machine the diameter and recut the thread.
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Salvage of the piston end of the cylinder rod.
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Salvage of the piston end of the cylinder rod.
Salvage of Damaged Cylinder Assembly Ends
Build up the damaged cylinder end with weld. Then, machine the bore to original size.
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Salvage of the tube. Build up the end with weld (only the end of the tube was damaged).
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Same cylinder tube as the tube shown in Illustration 108 after the tube has been machined to size.
Reconditioning check valve seat of Truck Strut Rods
At truck strut rebuilds inspect the seat of the internal check valve on the front suspension rod. This check valve is set up as an internal cushion and can have erratic actuation depending on conditions.Conditions such as bad haul roads, overloading, or under charged struts can cause the check ball to strike against check valve seat. This can cause seat damage and allow oil to bleed past check valve.If any damage is visible upon inspection, reface valve seat to 30°
Illustration 110 g06037118Machine the valve seat to clean up any damage, minimizing the depth to allow for multiple repairs. Machining depth depends upon damage. Maximum machining depth of 1.5 mm for 40 ton through 100 ton. Maximum machining depth of 3.0 mm for 130 ton through 400 ton. Only machining until the valve seat is cleaned up should allow for more machining to be done on next rebuild.Note: Mark repair depth of check valve on top of rod in between bolt holes. This will easily identify check valve depth at next rebuild. Indicate with an engraving tool the depth in mm that the check valve was taken to. Example R26.5 for taking 1.5 mm off the check valve seat.Equipment Suppliers
Surface Finish Analyzers
Taylor Hobson Ltd
PO BOX 36
2 New Star Road
Leicester, LE4 9JQ England
www.taylor-hobson.com
Tel: (0) 166 276 37, Fax: (0) 116 246 0579
United States:Taylor Hobson Inc.
1725 Western Drive
West Chicago, IL 60185 USA
Tel: (1) 630 621 3099, Fax: (1) 630 231 1739
Japan:Mitutoyo Corporation Head Office
(Overseas Sales)
20-1 Sakado 1-choma, Takatsu-ku
Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa-ken 213 Japan
Tel: (81) 044 813 8230, Fax: (81) 044 813 8231
High-Speed Polishers
K W Products
305 Mears Blvd.
Oldsmar, FL 34677
Tel: (1) 813 855 7817
Peterson Machine Tool Inc.
1100 North Union Street
Council Grove KS 66846
www.petersonmachine.com
Tel: (1) 316 634 6699
Fax: (1) 620 767 6415
Straightening Presses
Dake Corporation
724 Robbins Road
Grand Haven, MI 49417 USA
www.dakecorp.com
Tel: (1) 800 937 3253, Fax: (1) 800 846 3253
Eitel Presses
97 Pinedale Industrial Road
Orwigsburg, PA 17961 USA
www.eitelpresses.com
Tel: (1) 570 366 0585, Fax: (1) 570 366 2536
Selective Plating Equipment
Liquid Development Company Inc.
3748 East 91st Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44105
Tel: (1) 216 641 9366,