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7. Loosen the pivot pin lock nut and remove the pivot pin and the link.

8. Repeat the same in other activating disc.

INSPECTION:

1. Clean all the components with clean cloth.

2. Check the brake hosing braking surface for smooth finish without any score mark or nick marks or any step mark. Also 

 

    the mounting face should be smooth as machined without damage. If found any defect replace with new one.

3. Check for the condition of the friction discs for friction material, friction disc thickness below  4.15mm, onside wear,   

 

    friction material chip off, any defect in friction disc if found any defect replace the defective friction disc alone with new 

 

    one.

4. Check intermediate disc for score marks, any defect or disc thickness below 2.30 mm replace the defective intermediate 

 

    disc alone with new one.

5. Check the actuating unit assembly braking surface for smooth finish without any score mark or nick marks or any step 

 

    mark if found any defect replace with new one.

6. Check for any wear or step mark on the ball seating and on the ramp area. If any abnormality is found, replace the 

 

    Actuating discs.

7. Check for the condition of links for any defect or bend or elongation and replace.

8. Check the pull rod for any defect, pin hole ovality or enlargement and replace.

9. Check the steel ball for any discoloration, Pit marks or any other defects. If in doubt, Replace with new balls from the

 

     Genuine Mahindra spare parts.

 

ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE:

ACTUATING UNIT:

1. Clean the actuating disc thoroughly.

2. Keep the Actuating disc with the ball seating facing upward on a clean workbench.

3. Place the steel balls in the ball seating in dry condition

Note: - DO NOT APPLY GREASE EITHER TO STEEL BALLS OR IN THE BALL SEATINGS OF  ACTUATING DISCS.

4. Place the other actuating disc, braking surface facing outside, such a way that the spring holes in both the discs in    

 

    alignment.

5. Fit new springs in the between the discs.

6. Assemble the links to actuating disc long holes with new pivot pin and nut. Tighten the nut to 14 Nm torque.

7. On the other Align the pull rod clevis hole with the holes in the inks and fit the pin. On the other side fit the plate and        

    lock plate on the pin.

8. Tighten the lock nut to 6 – 8 Nm. Crimp the Lock plate to on the nut.

BRAKE ASSEMBLING PROCEDURE

12. Fit the new rubber boot in the brake housing. Proper mandrel to be used while hammering the boot on housing.     

 

      Apply Fevibond / Oil sealant in boot metal ring before fitment. Wipe of excess sealant after fitment.

13. Soak the friction disc for one hour in fresh oil (ELF TRACT MM) before assembling.

14. Place one no of friction disc on the housing braking surface.

15. Place the actuating unit assembly in the housing, guiding the pull rod in the rubber boot. Care to be taken that pull  

 

      rod, doesn’t damage boot bellows, boot end to be seated properly in slot provided in pull rod.

Note- Surface of bull pinion cage to be dry and clean prior to assy

.

16. Check for the freedom of Actuating unit assembly in the housing bore.

17. Place one friction disc on the Actuating disc face followed by other disc in the following order – Intermediate disc,      

      Friction disc, Intermediate disc and Friction disc.

18. Fit the trunnion blocks at both ends smaller trunnion block at pull rod end & bigger at other end of the operating lever  

      and retain them with washers and split pins.

19. Fit the operating lever to the brake housing with pin, and lock with E- Clip both sides.

20. Connect the operating lever shorter end, inserting the trunnion block on the pull rod.

Summary of Contents for MKM 595

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Page 9: ...mbly that friction disc alone can be replaced with new one DONT S 1 Do not disturbed the manual swing arrester When the brakes are new as it is already set 2 Do not clean the friction disc with chemic...

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Page 11: ...mbly from the Tractor frame Note Take care of friction disc from falling damage 9 In case the friction discs and Intermediate discs are not coming out from the splined shaft Remove the Brake housing a...

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Page 13: ...T APPLY GREASE EITHER TO STEEL BALLS OR IN THE BALL SEATINGS OF ACTUATING DISCS 4 Place the other actuating disc braking surface facing outside such a way that the spring holes in both the discs in al...

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Page 15: ...embly 25 Screw in the guide tool in their respective threaded hole Encircled in the below drawing 26 Liquid gasket Recommended by M s M M to be applied on the cover and the cover plate to be slided th...

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Page 17: ...and brake pedal 41 After the linkages are assembled pedal travel to be set Note ENSURE THE PEDAL IS FREE IN THE SHAFT WITHOUT ANY ABNORMALITY 42 Fit the oil drain plug and tighten 43 Fit the oil inle...

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