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Model 75K2 service manual, SM75K2_0413 Page 4

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unit Disassembly Procedure

1) 

Scribe  a  diagonal  line  across  the  outside  of  the  unit  from 

the bail 

(15)

 to the base 

(1)

 before disassembly to aid in the 

proper positioning of pieces during reassembly.

2) 

Remove magnetic drain plug 

(14a)

 and drain oil from unit. 

The oil will drain out faster and more completely if warm.

3) 

Disconnect the kickdown tube from the large fitting 

(16g)

 on 

the motor 

(17)

 outlet port. Remove the large fitting.

4) 

Remove  the  twenty  hex-head  capscrews 

(13a)

  and  

flat washers 

(13c)

.

5) 

Separate  bail 

(15)

  from  cover 

(4)

  and  remove  from  digger 

assembly. 

6) 

Inspect kickdown tube kit 

(18)

 and valve body 

(16f)

. If nothing 

is damaged, no replacement or service is necessary. Leave 

the tube kit and valve body assembled on the motor for the 

remainder of the unit disassembly and inspection.  If there is 

damage, the tube kit must be replaced as a complete kit.

7) 

Remove hex-head capscrews 

(13b)

 and lockwashers 

(13D)

 

and remove motor 

(17)

 from cover 

(4)

.

8) 

Remove cover 

(4)

, thrust washers 

(10b & 10a)

, and input gear 

(5)

. Inspect o-ring 

(11b)

; discard if damaged or deformed.

9) 

Lift  Stage I  planet  carrier  assembly 

(6)

  out  of  the  unit  

Remove  ring  gear 

(2)

  and  inspect  o-ring 

(11b)

;  discard  if 

damaged or deformed.

10)  Remove secondary sun gear 

(9) 

and thrust washer

 (10a)

11)  Lift the Stage II planet carrier assembly 

(7)

 out of the unit.

12)  Remove the Stage II ring gear 

(3)

. Inspect o-ring 

(11b)

; as 

before, discard if damaged.

13)  The unit is now separated into subassemblies. The area(s)  

requiring repair should be identified by thorough inspection 

of the individual components after they have been cleaned 

and dried.

Stage i  

carrier Subassembly

(items 6a, 6b, 6c, 6D, 6e & 6f)

Disassembly

1) 

Rotate  planet  gears 

(6b)

  to  check  for  abnormal  noise  or 

roughness in bearings 

(6e)

 or planet shafts 

(6c)

. If further 

inspection or replacement is required, proceed as follows.

noTe: Support only the carrier

 

(6a) while pressing out planet 

shafts.

2)  Drive roll pins 

(6f)

 completely into the planet shafts 

(6c)

.

3)  Press or drive planet shafts 

(6c)

 out of carrier 

(6a)

.

4)  Remove planet gears 

(6b)

 and thrust washers 

(6D)

 from the 

carrier 

(6a).

5)  Inspect the planet gear 

(6b)

 bearing bore, planet shaft 

(6c)

 

and bearings 

(6e)

. Check for spalling, bruising or other dam-

age. Replace components as necessary.

6)  Check  primary  planet  shafts 

(6c)

  for  any  abnormal  wear, 

especially  ones  where  bearings  needed  to  be  replaced.  

If any abnormal wear is found, replace planet shafts.

7)  Use 3/16 inch pin punch to remove roll pins 

(6f) 

from planet 

shafts 

(6c)

.

noTe:  if  either  the  bearings  or  the  planet  shafts  (pins)  are  

damaged, both components should be replaced.

reassembly 

1)  Install bearing 

(6e)

 into planet gear 

(6b)

.  Place one thrust 

washer 

(6D)

 on each face of the planet gear.  Install gear 

assembly into carrier 

(6a)

.

2)  Planet shafts 

(6c)

 should be installed with chamfered end of 

3/16 inch hole toward outside diameter of the carrier 

(6a)

.  

This will aid in alignment of holes while inserting roll pins 

(6f)

.

3)  Drive a roll pin 

(6f)

 through the carrier hole and into the planet 

shaft to retain the parts. Repeat for other planet gears.

Stage ii  

carrier Subassembly 

(items 7a, 7b, 7c, 7D, 7e, 7f, & 7g)

Disassembly

1) 

Rotate planet gears 

(7b)

 to check for abnormal noise or 

roughness in bearings 

(7e & 7f)

. If further inspection or 

replacement is required, proceed as follows.

2) 

Drive roll pins 

(7g)

 completely into the planet shafts 

(7c)

.

3) 

Slide planet shafts 

(7c)

 out of carrier 

(7a)

.

4) 

Remove planet gears 

(7b)

, washers 

(7D)

 and bearings 

(7e & 

7f) 

from carrier 

(7a)

.

6A

6C
6D

6E
6B

6D

6F

7A

7C
7D

7F

7E
7B

7D

7G

Summary of Contents for 75 Series

Page 1: ...T version Sm75K2_0413 NOTE Individual customer specifications spindle mounting sprocket pilot brake assembly etc may vary from exploded drawing and standard part num bers shown If applicable refer to customer drawing for details 61 Motor Number 75 Model 6 Shaft 2 Bail Boss f Motor Supplier Example Part Number 51 Ratio K2 Option 1 Option 2 ...

Page 2: ...12 01 102 0250 01 102 0250 01 102 0250 01 102 0250 INNER BEARING CONE 1 12A 01 103 0250 01 103 0250 01 103 0250 01 103 0250 INNER BEARING CUP 1 12B 01 102 0120 01 102 0120 01 102 0120 01 102 0120 OUTER BEARING CONE 1 12C 01 103 0110 01 103 0110 01 103 0110 01 103 0110 OUTER BEARING CUP 1 12D HARDWARE 13 01 150 1660 01 150 1660 01 150 1660 01 150 1660 HEX HEAD CAP SCREW 1 2 13 X 7 5 20 13A 01 150 0...

Page 3: ...n special consideration The max operating temp must not be exceeded under any circumstances regardless of ambient temperature If your unit was specified shaft up or with a Z option a grease zerk was provided in the base housing For shaft up operation the output bearing will not run in oil and must be grease lubricated Use a lithium based or general purpose bearing grease sparingly every 50 operati...

Page 4: ...Stage I Carrier Subassembly Items 6A 6B 6C 6D 6E 6F Disassembly 1 Rotate planet gears 6B to check for abnormal noise or roughness in bearings 6E or planet shafts 6C If further inspection or replacement is required proceed as follows NOTE Support only the carrier 6A while pressing out planet shafts 2 Drive roll pins 6F completely into the planet shafts 6C 3 Press or drive planet shafts 6C out of ca...

Page 5: ...t pull on or damage roller cage Remove the shaft seal 11A from the shaft for replacement 4 Inspect inner and outer bearing cups 12B 12D If cups are damaged drive them out using a brass drift and utilizing the bearing knock out notches in the base 1 Reassembly 1 Clean all foreign material from magnetic oil plug 14A locat ed on the side of the base 1 2 Place base 1 output side up opposite shown on t...

Page 6: ...ase Align mounting holes of ring gear with holes in base using the scribed line made during disassembly for reference 7 Lubricate o ring 11B and install on the pilot of the Stage I ring gear 2 Install ring gear and align mounting holes of ring gear with holes in base Use the scribed line made during disassembly for reference 8 Slide Stage I carrier 6A onto Stage II sun gear 9 9 Install input gear ...

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