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AP Dynamometer Service Manual

4.

Install the right plate with the gauge movement bracket assembly. Tip
the plate downwards to engage the pressure arm into the zero adjust
bracket. Do not force. Attach with the two ¼-28 X ½ socket head
screws (no washers). Align this plate parallel to the pressure bar and
torque. Note that the left plate is narrower than the right plate by .040"
to clear the dial pan and eliminate interference during loading.

5.

Install the right side ¼ inch thick cover plate with the spacer and attach
with two ¼-28 X ¾ socket head screws, flat and lock washers and
torque. The end of the spacer must be flush with the end of the plate.

6.

Leave the remaining left ¼ inch thick cover plate and spacer until
calibration is completed.

7.

Attach the dial pan with the four 10-32 X 3/8 socket head screws and
flat washers into the two angle brackets holding on the dial pan cover
plates. Align the hole at the center of the dial face with the pointer
shaft. Snug up the screws but do not tighten yet.

8.

Align the flats and attach the pointer onto the gauge movement shaft
by hand. Use a flat screwdriver end or similar device to reach into the
housing to hold the lower shaft bearing from being driven out when
setting the pointer to the shaft. Tap the pointer hub to the shaft until
firm while holding the bearing from coming out.

9.

While holding the pan, move the pointer clockwise at 90 degree
increments to determine that it is centered to the pan and that the pan
is uniform in height with the pointer. Now tighten the four socket head
screws that hold the pan to the mounting covers. Recheck the pointer
movement for interference and readjust if necessary.

10.

Install the bezel to the pan with the four 6-32 X ¼ pan head screws.

11.

Calibrate per the procedures in the 

Calibration 

section of this manual.

12.

Now install the remaining ¼ inch serial I.D. cover plate with two ¼-28
X ¾ socket head screws, flat and lock washers and torque. Again, this
plate has .040" more clearance to the dial pan than the adjoining plate.

13.

When reinstalling the shackles and/or swivel hook, install the snap ring
end of the 1" diameter mounting pin toward the dial side of the pres-
sure bar. Install the roll pin with more clearance on the other end.

If you are installing a new
pressure bar, be sure the
capacity marking on the new
bar matches the marking on
the old bar. The capacity letter
along with other numbers are
located on the end of the bar
with the 3 9/16" wide end. It is
on the outside corner which is
on the same side as the center
cutout. The identifier is the far
most right number in the string
of numbers. See Table 1 for a
list of letters and capacities.

Summary of Contents for AP

Page 1: ...AP Dynamometer Service Manual Distributed by ABQ Industrial LP USA Tel 1 281 516 9292 888 275 5772 eFax 1 866 234 0451 Web https www abqindustrial net E mail info abqindustrial net ...

Page 2: ...iameter Units from 30 000 100 000 lb 15000 50000 kg Capacities 9 Periodic Maintenance Requirements 11 Cleaning And Lubrication 11 Inspection of the Pressure Bar 11 Inspection of the Shackles and Pins 12 Defect Removal Allowances for Shackles and Shackle Pins 12 Defect Removal Allowances for Pressure Bars 13 Proof Loading 13 Calibration Procedures 14 Procedure for 20 000 lb 10000 kg and Below 14 Sp...

Page 3: ...kle pins Proof load tested to 150 of capacity Anchor shackles in all capacities Dillon recommends that the ProLift should be the first choice when future periodic non destructive examination or proof loading is required These dynamometers are available in crane scale versions These employ hooks at the lower end the large 10 inch diameter dial and are shipped in plywood reinforced crates in all cap...

Page 4: ... that the bearing hole bearing outer surface and ram are all free of debris dirt or particles To facilitate bearing installation an anti seize compound such as Fel Pro C5 A may be used provided any excess lubricant is wiped off after bearing installation Carefully insert the bearings one at a time insuring that the bearing remains properly aligned to the bearing hole axis Reverse sides to install ...

Page 5: ...ed 20 000 LB 8 8 in K High 30 000 LB 15 1 in 1 High 40 000 LB 15 1 in 2 High 50 000 LB 15 1 in 3 High 100 000 LB 19 0 in 1 Low 200 KG 22 cm L Low 500 KG 22 cm M Low 1000 KG 22 cm N Low 2000 KG 22 cm P Low 4000 KG 22 cm Q Low 5000 KG 22 cm R Med 10000 KG 22 cm S High 15000 KG 38 cm 4 High 20000 KG 38 cm 5 High 50000 KG 48 cm 2 Table 2 Recommended Torque Specifications Screw size Torque 6 32 UNC 10 ...

Page 6: ...all free of debris dirt or particles To facilitate bearing installation an anti seize compound such as Fel Pro C5 A may be used provided any excess lubricant is wiped off after bearing installation Carefully insert the bearings one at a time insuring that the bearing remains properly aligned to the bearing hole axis Reverse sides to install the second bearing Always assembly the bearing with the s...

Page 7: ...nical press with the plunge ram within degree of the bearing hole axis Under no circumstances should the bearings be removed by impact Take care that the plunger does not contact the sides of the bearing hole as you push out the bearing 1 Reinsert the bearings with a mechanical press with the plunge ram within degree of the bearing hole axis Insure that the bearing hole bearing outer surface and r...

Page 8: ...e pointer to the shaft Tap the pointer hub to the shaft until firm while holding the bearing from coming out 9 While holding the pan move the pointer clockwise at 90 degree increments to determine that it is centered to the pan and that the pan is uniform in height with the pointer Now tighten the four socket head screws that hold the pan to the mounting covers Recheck the pointer movement for int...

Page 9: ...al purpose cleaner In service the pressure bar should not be permitted to contact or otherwise sustain impression or impact loads Any pressure bar with cracks or sharp gashes should be immedi ately removed from service Any pits impressions or other surface inconsistencies larger than 0 031 1 32 inch are cause for replace ment Smooth or rounded imper fections with depths less than 0 062 1 16 inch a...

Page 10: ... serious and do not need removal Discontinuities that are trans verse to the contour of the shackle or pin are more serious and may reduce longevity of the shackle or pin Items with apparent cracks in any direction should be removed from service immediately Discontinuities may be removed by grinding longitudinally following the contour of the shackle or pin producing a smooth undulating surface Th...

Page 11: ...AP mechanical dynamometer may be subjected to 150 proof loads of the rated capacity up to twice per year for inspection pur poses The applied loads must not exceed 155 of capacity of the instru ment The load may be held for any period desired provided the load does not cycle or vary The proof load must be conducted in a controlled area with appropriate safety mechanisms in place The dynamometer it...

Page 12: ...ration machine 3 Check the maximum hand adjustment and record the number of divisions to the nearest half division the maximum hand will move the dynamometer pointer in a counter clockwise direction 4 Exercise the unit three times by applying 1 00 to 1 05 times rated capacity load and then releasing the load completely Observe the smoothness of pointer travel throughout the full range Zero the poi...

Page 13: ... the clutch mechanism slips Readjust the clutch mechanism as required 9 Affix a calibration cover label seal over the zero adjusting bracket access hole as required Remove the dynamometer and any shackles from the calibration standard machine 10 Verify the calibration entries satisfy the dynamometer accuracy specifi cation Enter the dynamometer serial number the verified accuracy tolerance percent...

Page 14: ...hown on the calibration machine indicator is greater than the rated dynamometer load Move the bracket away from the center of the unit if the load shown on the calibration machine indicator is less than the rated dynamometer load Repeated this procedure until the unit is spanned 6b Tighten the zero adjustment bracket cap screws to 144 8 inch pounds torque 7 Linearity adjustment procedure Slight ad...

Page 15: ...cy tolerance percentage sign and date the certificate of calibration card There are four different main pointers for the AP Dynamometers black To determine which pointer you need you must know where the zero is located on the dial See illustration below 12 00 PN 30246 0019 3 00 PN 30246 0027 6 00 PN 30246 0035 9 00 PN 30246 0043 Standard 5 127 mm Dynamometer There are four different main pointers ...

Page 16: ...ovement Replace gauge movement High on low end Bad pressure arm Replace gauge movement low on high end Max hand will not Spring too tight or Replace max hand assembly rotate smoothly rusty corroded Pointer jumps Bearings or pointer Clean bearings rubbing on dial face 1 drop LPS on bearing or replace gauge movement The setup shown above will give you an approximate tension reading This can vary fro...

Page 17: ...sed with items 7 10 only 30385 00104 4 7 Shackle standard size 30038 0011 2 8 Hex Nut 14507 0140 2 9 Cotter Pin 5 32 x 1 L 14448 0209 2 10 Over Size Shackle 15 000 lb or less Optional 29286 00462 2 11 Dillon Label 45150 0011 1 12 Cotter Pin x 1 L 14448 0324 2 13 Flat Washer 33636 0029 4 14 Shackle Pin 30363 0024 2 15 Retaining Ring 15931 0028 2 16 Inner Race 26386 0025 4 17 Needle Bearing 26385 01...

Page 18: ... 26367 5639 2 3 Pan HD Screw 6 32 x L 26380 0021 7 4 Cap Screw x 3 4 L sst 26368 0068 4 5 Shackle Pin 30039 0010 2 6 Needle Bearings used with items 7 10 only 30385 00104 4 7 Shackle standard size 30038 0011 2 8 Hex Nut 14507 0140 2 9 Cotter Pin 5 32 x 1 L 14448 0209 2 10 Over Size Shackle 15 000 lb or less Optional 29286 0046 2 11 Dillon Label 45150 0011 1 12 Cotter Pin x 1 L 14448 0324 2 13 Flat...

Page 19: ...sher 30366 0013 4 14 Shackle Pin 30363 0016 2 15 Retaining Ring 15931 0028 2 16 Inner Race 26389 0105 4 17 Needle Bearing heavy duty 26388 0015 4 19 Cover Plate RH 30175 0014 1 20 Flat Washer 26431 0509 6 21 Max Hand Crystal Assy incl reset knob crystal max hand spring clip etc 30093 0013 1 22 Bezel 30099 0017 1 23 Spacer 30018 0015 1 24 Cover Top Bottom 35030 0018 4 25 Cap Screw x 1 L 26367 5647 ...

Page 20: ...in TOP 33163 0012 1 17 Needle Bearing heavy duty 26388 0106 4 18 Inner Race for item 17 26389 0261 4 19 Cover Plate RH 30315 0015 1 20 Flat Washer 26431 0509 8 21 Max Hand Crystal Assy incl reset knob crystal max hand spring clip etc 30093 0013 1 22 Bezel 30099 0017 1 23 Spacer 30018 0015 1 24 Cover Top Bottom 35030 0026 4 25 Cap Screw x 1 L 26367 5647 2 26 Dial Housing Assy 30108 0016 1 27 Gage M...

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Page 22: ...24 AP DYNAMOMETER SHACKLE PIN DIMENSIONAL OUTLINE DRAWINGS ...

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