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WARNING:

 

When performing the work  

described in these instructions, always work safely 

and use proper safety equipment to help avoid 

injury. Always wear hard hat, gloves, safety shoes, 

eye protection, hearing protection and fall  

protection per regional, national and site  

requirements (e.g., OSHA, MSHA) when  

performing maintenance work. To avoid injury to 

others, keep bystanders well out of the way.

Adapter Installation with S110, S130 and S145 – Continued

Install Adapter

 • 

Using hex bit and socket drive, turn hex socket end of 

pin clockwise to extend the pin into the pin hole in the 

opposite side of the adapter. 

Tighten to the specified  

torque value shown below.

   •  Insert the pin cap to prevent the pin hex socket from filling  

with soil fines. Cap should snap into place.

Retighten Pin

Retighten the pin every 600 to 1200 hours of operating service depending on the severity of application.

Recommended Pin Torque 

(To assure adapter is fully installed).

Size S110: 150-190 ft-lb (200-260 nm) Sizes S130 and S145: 90-290 ft-lb (260-390 nm). 

Adapter Removal with S110, S130 and S145

Clean debris from adapter pin head slot and remove cap from pin head.
 • 

Retract Pin – Insert Allen hex bit into the head of pin and turn counterclockwise until the pin 

body is fully retracted.

 Do not continue to turn after ‘stop’ is felt. The Sidewinder

®

 pin is designed for  

operation with a ratchet wrench and should not normally require use of an air-impact wrench.

IMPORTANT: 

The Sidewinder pin is not usually removed from the nose hole during an adapter change-out. 

Remove only when there appears to be damage.

 • 

Remove Adapter –

 Use appropriate lifting devices to support and remove adapter. If soil fines resist adapter 

removal, use a pry bar between the back sides of the adapter and the side shoulders of the nose. 

IMPORTANT:

 Remove worn out adapters directly  

after taking the bucket out of service, before soil fines  

harden in place.

Extended

Retracted

Summary of Contents for Posilok S Series

Page 1: ...S Series Posilok Installation Removal and Maintenance...

Page 2: ...e causes of injury or death WARNING A statement preceded by WARNING is information that should be acted upon to prevent serious injury or death CAUTION A statement preceded by CAUTION is information t...

Page 3: ...1 Table of Contents Adapter Installation S95 only Component Preparation 4 Install Pin 4 Install Adapter 4 Retighten Pin 5 Adapter Removal S95 Only 5 Adapter Installation S110 S130 and S145 Install Pi...

Page 4: ...r sleeve of the pin be covered in grease see Pin Rebuild section Place pin into adapter base Tip Pin can be inserted from either side of base Recommended corner positions should be installed from the...

Page 5: ...ole during an adapter change out Remove only when there appears to be damage or the pin is due for maintenance Remove Adapter Use appropriate lifting devices to support and remove adapter If soil fine...

Page 6: ...For S110 S130 and S145 sizes the end with hex socket must be inserted first Tip Pin can be inserted from either side of base Recommended corner positions should be installed from the inside If pin is...

Page 7: ...he severity of application Recommended Pin Torque To assure adapter is fully installed Size S110 150 190 ft lb 200 260 nm Sizes S130 and S145 90 290 ft lb 260 390 nm Adapter Removal with S110 S130 and...

Page 8: ...long term service because of nose wear In this event the nose can be rebuilt in the indicated areas with welding and grinding IMPORTANT Perform Step 1 using the nose side template Step 2 using the nos...

Page 9: ...Template S95 WRT S95ST WRT S95CT WRT S95 3D S110 WRT S110ST WRT S110CT WRT S110 3D S130 WRT S130STA WRT S130CTA WRT S130 3D S145 WRT S145ST WRT S145CT WRT S145 3D Nose Rebuild Continued 3 Rear Corner...

Page 10: ...of the lock pockets tap the drift with a hammer to cause the lock to rotate halfway around until the flat side of the lock is facing you and is lined up with the inside face of the wear cap IMPORTANT...

Page 11: ...T If soil packs tightly between the wear cap and the adapter it may be necessary to strike the flat sides of the wear cap several times with a dead blow hammer to loosen it for removal WARNING Do not...

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