PANEL GP-CIRCUIT BREAKER 2595177 - Caterpillar

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Use wooden blocks to provide clearance for the Track Repair Group. Place the blocking perpendicular to and below the bottom of the track link assembly. Blocking height should be so that the center line of the pin is at or slightly below the center of the hydraulic cylinder rod. Center line of the Track Repair Group is 181.0 mm [7.13"] above the bottom of the Track Repair Group.
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Remove the Acme threaded nuts (7) and Back Plate (1) from the track repair group
Install the new track pin with the cross hole towards the wear surface of the links, and position the pin with the oil hole facing the same side of the track as the other pins.
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Align Track Pin, the tooling with the links as close as possible. Press the pin into the link pin bores.
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Do not remove the guide pin from the link bore until the guide pin is pushed out completely. Once the pin is installed completely, increase the hydraulic pressure to the proper assembly force. This pressure ensures that the joint is properly assembled to "ZERO" end play.
Pin projection is set by the counter bore in the Piston Rod Cap. Remove all foreign material such as burrs and cold-flowed material from the counter bore and the pin boss of the links.
Move the tooling to the second joint and install the track pin, following the same procedure.
Remove the track repair group.Maintenance and Repair
Inspect all component of this tool before each use. Check for damage or wear on any part. Replace all damaged or worn parts immediately. Do not reuse bent or deformed threaded components. Failure of these parts may produce flying objects, which could result in serious injury or even death.Refer to the "Inspection Guide" in this manual for additional inspection information.
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Inspection Guide
Item Visual Inspection Possible Solution
Plates Check for cracks Replace plate if cracks are found
Tie Rods Check threads for damage or galling Replace any damaged bolts
ACME Threaded Nuts Check nut for damage or galling, cracks, or other damage Replace any damaged nuts
Hydraulic Hoses Inspect all hoses for damage, cracks, or abrasions to the outer covering, and/or leaks Replace any damaged hoses
Fittings are not damaged, displaced, or leaking
Wire shields are exposed
Outer coverings are ballooning
Flexible parts of the hoses are kinked Replace any damaged hoses
Hydraulic cylinders Check for leakage Replace fittings
Repair Cylinder Seals
Replace the cylinder
Contact tooling Inspect the tooling for excessive wear or cracks If damage is found, replace the tooling
Safety Guard Guard is securely held in place. Check for cracks or discoloration of plastic Replace the window if any of these conditions are found
Lifting Eyes Ensure tightness Tighten
Ensure correct bolt (threaded stud) size, quality, and length Replace Lifting Eyes
The plane area of the eyebolt must properly flat down on the work piece. Replace Lifting Eyes
The lifting point should be complete Replace Lifting Eyes
The working load limit and manufacturers stamp should be clearly visible Replace Lifting Eyes
Deformation of the component parts such as body, load ring, and threaded stud Replace Lifting Eyes
Mechanical damage,