998rev401
5K821
SERVICE TOOL
REAR BRACKET
BOLT TO BE REMOVED
PIVOT BOLT
(5/8” X 4” CAPSCREW,
FLAT WASHERS, & LOCK NUT)
DIAGRAM A
DIAGRAM B
5/8” x 3 1/4” CAPSCREW,
LOCKWASHER, &HEX NUT
3/4” SET SCREW
(or Carriage Bolt)
& 3/4” HEX NUT
21 1/16”
Service of Preloaded Shank Assembly
SPRING IS UNDER LOAD
Do not disassemble without use of service tool and following the procedure.
Spring is loaded and improper removal of bolts could result in serious injury.
Refer to Repair Parts Catalog for additional help in identifying parts of shank assembly and service kit.
SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Install
service tool
as shown in Diagram A.
Plate slides through the back of the rear
bracket. Pin the lug to the hole in the
front bracket casting and secure pins with
hairpin cotters.
2.
Loosen 3/4” hex nut and carriage bolt. Slightly
loosen both bottom bolts of rear bracket.
3.
Retract the ratchet assembly of the service
tool to transfer the force of the spring to
the service tool. Continue until the bolt
to be removed, as shown in Diagram B, is loose
and can be removed.
4.
Remove bolt shown in Diagram B and extend the
ratchet assembly of the service tool until
the spring is relaxed.
5.
Service parts as needed.
PRELOAD INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Install
service tool
as shown in Diagram B.
Plate slides through the back of the rear
bracket. Pin the lug to the hole in the
front bracket casting and secure pins with
hairpin cotters.
2.
Retract the ratchet assembly of the service
tool to pivot the rear bracket about the pivot
bolt shown in Diagram B. Retract the assembly
until the 21 1/16” dimension between spring
mount centers is achieved.
3.
Tighten carriage bolt firmly against shank and lock
in place with 3/4” hex nut.
Tighten remaining bolts at this time.
4.
Install the bolt that had been removed for service.
5.
Extend the ratchet assembly of the service tool
until it is relaxed.
Remove the service tool.
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