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Table of Contents - [cont’d]
Section
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Table 14.1 Specifications……………..………..……
45
Table 14.2 & 3 Tightening Torque – Side Rods..…
47
Table 14.3 Tightening Torque – Mounting Bracket
47
15.0 Service Record……………………………….. 48
List of Figures
Figure
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S1- Safety Alert Symbol………………………………
ii
S2- Safety Message Presentation – Typical……….
Ii
L1-14: Information Labels Found On Breaker………
iv
L15-Label Positions…………………………………..
iv
Pictograms Used In This Manual…………………..
v
2-1 Equipment Identification………………….…….. 3
2-2 Equipment Identification Tag……………….…..
3
4-1 Main Components of Hydraulic Breaker………
6
4-2 Cutaway View of the Breaker…………….……
6
5-1 Auxiliary Conversion Circuit……………………..
9
6-1 Install Window Guards…………………………..
10
6-2 Operate at 90° to Work Surface………………..
11
6-3 Start at Outer Edge & Work Inward…………….
11
6-4 Do Not Overheat Tool….……………………….
11
6-5 Do Not Blank Fire………………………………..
11
6-7 Do Not Pry with the Breaker……………….……
12
6-8 Do Not Drop Breaker or Hack at the Material…
12
6-9 Do Not Operate With Cylinders At Stroke End
12
6-10 Do Not Lift or Carry Objects With Breaker…….
13
6-11 Travel With Breaker Low to Ground………….
13
6-12 Correct and Incorrect Parking Positions……..
13
6-13 Working Underwater Requires Modifications
13
7-1 Vibration Dampening – Buffers & Wear Plates
17
7-2 Keep Dust Plugs Installed In Housing Box ……
17
7-3 Internal Parts of Front Head…………………….
18
7-4 Measure Gap Between Tool and Bushing……
19
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7-5 Measure Tool for Wear…………………..…….
19
7-6 Measure Bushing for Wear…………...……….
19
7-7 Piston With Damage to Impact Face……….…
20
7-8 Measuring Oil Pressure……………......………
22
8-1 Use Approved Lift Points…………..…………..
23
8-2 Improper Park Position………………………….
23
8-3 Push Piston to Its Highest Position…………..
24
8-4 Protect Piston Against Water Damage………..
24
8-5 Protect Breaker With Tarp………………...……
24
9-1 Top Mounting Bracket - Typical……..……...…
25
9-2 Attach Breaker to Carrier……..……..………….
26
9-3 Install Pins and Keepers………………………..
26
9-4 Port Connection Markings [IN] and [OUT]……
26
9-5 Connect Hoses to Carrier……………..……….
27
9-6 Check Hose Movement……………….………. 27
9-7 Close Shut Off Valve to Breaker………….….
27
10-1 Tool Retainer System – HR290……….……..
29
10-2 Tool Retainer System – HR270………………
29
10-3 thru 10-5 Tool Removal………….……………
31
10-6 Pre-Lube the Tool Shank……………….……
31
10-7 Tool Lubrication – Correct Position………….
32
10-8 Tool Seated Against Thrust Ring…………..
32
10-9 Lubricant Must Be Visible to Operator………
32
10-10 Tool Lubrication – Incorrect Position………
32
10-11 Carrier Mounted AutoLube.……………..….
33
10-12 Breaker Mounted AutoLube……………..….
33
11-1 Conical, Chisel, Blunt Tools………………....
34
11-2 Tool Working Length………………………...
35
12-1 N
2
Gas Back Head..……………..….….……
35
12-2 N
2
Gas Accumulator...………………….……
35
14-1 Flow-Pressure Diagram……………….…….
43
14-2 General Dimensions – HR270….…………..
46
14-3 General Dimensions – HR290….…………..
46
14-4 Torque Locations…………………………….
47
14-5 Angle of Rotation & Tightening Sequence…
47
14-6 Fastener Torque Mounting Bracket…………
47
Summary of Contents for Hy-Ram HR270
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