PUMP GP-PISTON 9T2507 - Caterpillar

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Ice lug requirements (refer to illustrations):
Location on each shoe - Ice lug centerline is centered between track bolt centerlines. If not centered, then ice lug centerline is no more than 51 mm (2 inch) outside of the innermost bolt centerline. Refer to Illustrations 1,2, and 3.
Pattern in the track - At least one lug on every shoe. Two lugs per shoe are acceptable. Refer to Illustrations 4, and 5, and 6
Height - All ice lugs should be approximately the same height. Variable heights result in uneven track joint loading.
Illustration 1 g06327165
Incorrect location of ice lugs.
(D1) 102 mm (4 inch) to 152 mm (6 inch)Ice lug centerline is greater than 51 mm (2 inch) away from track bolt centerline.
Illustration 2 g06327171
SystemOne™ track (rectangular bolt pattern)
Correct location of Ice Lug centerline:
(D2) 0 to 51 mm (2 inch) from bolt centerline
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Conventional track (trapezoidal bolt pattern)
Correct location of Ice Lug centerline:
(D2) 0 to 51 mm (2 inch) from innermost bolt centerlineIce lug center line is centered between bolts, or within (D2) of the track bolt centerline.
Illustration 4 g06327174
Incorrect ice lug pattern.
(A) No Lugs
(B) One LugShoes marked with (A) have no lugs at all. Shoes marked with (B) have one lug. Requirement is to have at least one lug on each shoe to distribute roller loads evenly.
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Correct ice lug pattern.
One lug per shoe in a "Z" pattern (center, outboard, center, inboard). All lugs are within the bolt centerline requirement.
Illustration 6 g06327182
Correct ice lug pattern.
Alternating number of lugs in a 2-1-2-1 pattern. All lugs are within the bolt centerline requirement.Reference
Heat input during installation of ice lugs can damage track seals. Reference Service Magazine, SEPD1536, "Track Seal Temperature Guidelines".