SHOE 7G3766 - Caterpillar

Table 11
Specifications for Balancing Drive Shafts on Wheel Dozers
Model Size of Joint Maximum Imbalance
g m oz in Speed
814 7C 0.7 (1.00) 3000
814B 1710 1.1 (1.50) 3000
814F
814F 2 1710 1.1 (1.50) 3000
824 (1) 8C 0.9 (1.25) 3000
824 (2) 9C 1.3 (1.81) 2500
824B (1) 8C 0.9 (1.25) 3000
824B(2) 9C 1.3 (1.81) 2500
824C(1) 8C 0.9 (1.25) 3000
824C (2) 9C 1.3 (1.81) 2500
824G
824G 2
824H 9C 1.3 (1.81) 2500
834 10C 3.6 (5.00) 2000
834B 10C 3.6 (5.00) 2000
834G
834H
834K 10C 3.6 (5.00) 2000
844(1) 9.5C 1.3 (1.81) 2000
844(2) 11C 3.6 (5.00) 2000
854G 15C 3.6 (5.00) 2000
854G(1) 10C 1.4 (2.00) 2000
854G(2) 15C 5.4 (7.50) 2000
854K 15C 3.6 (5.00) 2000
854K(1) 10C - -
(1) Torque converter - input drive shaft
(2) Lower drive shaft groupNote: Usually, drive shafts with non-slip joints and welded couplings do not require balancing if the length is 180 mm (7.0 inch). Refer to the print for balancing requirements.Lubrication
Use 2P-9066 Lubricant for U-joints. Use 266-8566 Grease for the drive shaft splines. The intervals should depend on the application and the severity of the environment. Only on drive shafts and U-joints with grease fittings, use the correct amount and the correct type of uncontaminated lubricant during assembly to prevent the following problems:
Repeated joint bearing failures
Failures during low hours
Failures in the support bearings
Slip spline galling
SeizureNote: Only use NGLI Class 2 rated grease.Note: DO NOT use grease containing Molybdenum in u joints.