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6-4.8    REASSEMBLY OF CYLINDER. 

 

a.  If piston rod  bushing (42) was removed, install 

squarely into cylinder (47) in the same 
orientation noted during disassembly. The 
piston rod bushing should slide smoothly 
down the cylinder bore until it rests against its 
mating shoulder. Check that it is not cocked in 
the bore. Install both springs  (40),  with spring 
guide bushing (41) between the springs, down 
the cylinder bore. 

 

b.  If setscrew (48) was removed, apply Henkel 

Corporation,  L o c t i t e   2 7 1 , to the threads and 
install in cylinder (47).  If Dowel pin (14) was 
removed, press into the cylinder.  Insert pilot 
tube (43) into the cylinder until it bottoms and 
insert new o-ring seal (44) in its groove around 
the pilot tube bore.  

 

6-4.9  REASSEMBLY  AND  INSTALLATION  OF    

PISTON  ASSEMBLY. 

 

a.  Assemble piston U - c u p  s e a l  ( 3 5 ) ,  bumper 

(36), and wear ring (34), (oriented the same as 
noted  during disassembly  - "U" faces t h e  
b u m p e r   on  the  piston.  Note: Lubricate the 
U-cup before installation with Marvel ®, Air Tool 
Oil, Turtle Wax, P.O. Box 247, Westmont, IL 
60559 (Paratech PN 550291). 
 

b.  Install  the piston assembly through springs 

(40), spring guide bushing (41), piston rod 
bushing, (42) and into cylinder (47).  The 
assembled piston should slide freely back 
and forth within the cylinder assembly.  
Note: Lubricate the piston and bushings before 
installation with Marvel ®, Air Tool Oil, Turtle 
Wax, P.O. Box 247, Westmont, IL 60559 
(Paratech PN 550291). 

 

6-4.10  REASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION OF THE 

SHUTTLE VALVE ASSEMBLY. 

 

a.  If setscrew (32) was removed, apply Henkel 

Corporation,  L o c t i t e   2 7 1 , to the threads and 
install in valve body (31). 

 

b.  Insert push rod (28) into valve body (31).  Press 

backup washer (30) and new U-cup seal (29) 
(oriented the same as noted during 
disassembly – “U” faces toward back of gun) 
onto the push rod.  Lubricate the U-cup before 
installation with Marvel ®, Air Tool Oil, Turtle 
Wax, P.O. Box 247, Westmont, IL 60559 
(Paratech PN 550291).  

 
 
 

c.  Insert new o-ring seals (27) in their grooves in 

valve body (31) and valve cover (26). 

 

d.  Apply Henkel Corporation, L o c t i t e   2 7 1 , to 

the threads of screws (25) and with holes in the 
valve cover (26), valve body (31) and cylinder 
(47) aligned, install the screws with lock 
washers (51) and tighten evenly to 15 foot-
pounds (20.4 N-m). 
 

e.  Install D handle into slot in valve cover. Apply 

Henkel Corporation, L o c t i t e   2 7 1 ,   to  screw 
(22) threads.  Secure the D handle in position 
with  the  screw and lock  washer (23). Torque 
the screw to 20 foot-pounds (27.2 N·m). 

 

f. 

If label(s) (45, 45A, 46, or 50) were  removed, 
remove  backing and press onto cleaned 
surface of cylinder (47) to adhere in place. 

 

6-4.11 REASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION OF   

HANDLE ASSEMBLY. 

 

a. Assemble 

new 

o-ring seals 

(7 

and 

10) 

in 

their 

grooves in  trigger valve plunger (8). Slide 
trigger spring (9) over the trigger valve plunger.  
If trigger link (11) and the  trigger  valve  plunger 
were disassembled, Henkel Corporation, 
L o c t i t e   2 7 1 , to the threads of  the trigger link 
and screw into the trigger valve plunger until 
an overall  length  dimension  of  5.120”  (130 
mm) (end-to-end) is achieved. 

 

b.  Install trigger valve plunger (8) with assembled 

trigger link (11) into handle (12).  Install spring 
pin (39) through upper hole in trigger lever (4), 
hole in the handle, hole in the trigger link and 
then out through the handle and trigger lever.  It 
may be necessary to press the trigger valve 
plunger forward within its recess to properly 
position the hole in the trigger link.  Pin the 
trigger lever to the handle with a second spring 
pin (3). 

 

c.  Insert new o-ring  seals (6) into their grooves in 

trigger valve plug (5) and carefully screw the 
trigger valve plug into handle (12).  Do not apply 
a thread sealant to the trigger valve plug 
threads.  Check through handle hole where 
dowel tube (13) is installed to be sure the front 
o-ring seal (6) does not distort and tear/abrade 
as the trigger valve plug is screwed into the 
handle.  It may be necessary to press a small 
dowel rod down the hole to restrain the o-ring 
seal within  its  groove.   

6 - 5  

With the trigger valve plug  fully tightened into 

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Page 3: ...following Page No Change No Title and A 0 Change Record 0 Change Record 2 blank 0 Forward 1 0 Forward 2 blank 0 i through iii 0 iv blank 0 1 1 through 1 2 1 2 1 through 2 5 1 2 6 blank 1 3 1 1 3 2 bl...

Page 4: ...th all requirements of the applicable contact The technical manual is hereby certified to be accurate and complete and the information instructions text and illustrations conform in all respects to th...

Page 5: ...s 6 4 DISASSEMBLY OF OILER AND HOSE ASSEMBLY Table 1 1 Page 1 1 158 ft lbs 50 psi to 876 ft lbs 200 psi 214 N m 3 44 bar to 1188 N m 13 8 bar was 27 ft lbs 50 psi to 97 ft lbs 200 psi 36 6 N m 3 44 ba...

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Page 7: ...he Pakhammer manufactured by Paratech Incorporated 1025 Lambrecht Road Frankfort Illinois 60423 1648 All pertinent data relative to the Pakhammer is contained herein without specific reference to othe...

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Page 9: ...Applications 2 1 2 5 Normal Operating Procedure 2 1 2 6 Shutdown 2 4 3 THEORY OF OPERATION 3 1 General 3 1 3 2 General Construction 3 1 3 3 Theory of Operation 3 1 4 SCHEDULEDMAINTENANCE 4 1 Introduct...

Page 10: ...se Assembly Exploded View 6 7 LIST OF TABLES Number Title Page 1 1 Reference Data 1 1 1 2 Dimensions Weight and Volume 1 2 2 1 Operating Pressure and Tool Bit Information 2 4 2 2 Tool Bit Code 2 4 4 1...

Page 11: ...s manual and are repeated here for emphasis Never point the Pakhammer toward yourself or other personnel Serious injury or possible death could result Page 2 1 Springs 40 are compressed within the cyl...

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Page 13: ...mer is designed to use 0 475 12 07 mm shank diameter tools made from S 7 tool steel 1 4 RELATIONSHIP OF UNITS Refer to figure 1 1 for a pictorial illustration of the Pakhammer components the relative...

Page 14: ...Pounds Kilograms Volume in Cubic Feet Meters Uncrated Crated Uncrated Crated Uncrated Crated 1 Pakhammer 550500G2 27 0 long 685 8 7 78 wide 197 6 2 2 thick 55 9 28 0 long 711 2 6 0 wide 152 4 6 0 high...

Page 15: ...t the air supply pressure regulator for the desired pressure Do not exceed the maximum operating pressure of 200 psi 13 8 bar Connect the air supply to the oiler and hose assembly and turn on the air...

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Page 18: ...al Cutting metal containers and tanks Cutting sheet metal ducts Cutting automobile door posts Cutting aircraft skin Cutting aircraft canopies Cutting ship watertight doors Popping rivets Breaking ice...

Page 19: ...PART NUMBER 550594 14 BULLPOINT PART NUMBER 550586 20 CHISEL PART NUMBER 550583 14 CHISEL PART NUMBER 550582 20 BULLPOINT PART NUMBER 550588 HEAVY DUTY METAL CUTTER PART NUMBER 550273 DEEP PANEL CUTT...

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Page 21: ...he oiler a controlled volume of lubrication is picked up with the air to maintain continuous fog lubrication of the Pakhammer internal components during operation b Operating through a trigger link th...

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Page 23: ...Stoddard s Solvent and agitate the Pakhammer up and down in order to clean all debris out of the tool retainer assembly When clean apply a thin coating of Marvel Air Tool Oil Turtle Wax P O Box 247 W...

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Page 25: ...tle valve assembly frozen Warm Pakhammer and air supply with a heat gun Lack of lubrication Fill oiler and hose assembly 49 1 2 full CHAPTER 5 TROUBLESHOOTING 5 1 GENERAL This chapter contains trouble...

Page 26: ...nd U cup seal 37 Damage to rear bumper 35 Replace rear bumper Worn piston spring 40 If either spring is shorter than 7 1 8 181 mm replace both piston springs as a set Dull tool bit Sharpen tool bit To...

Page 27: ...l with the ball recesses entering the retainer body and then release the release ring Rotate the retainer service tool until balls 18 engage the recesses locking the retainer service tool in the retai...

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Page 29: ...sive wear and distortion that may result in erratic triggering operation Check that the trigger link is not bent or the threads damaged Inspect internal threads in handle 12 for damage such as battere...

Page 30: ...acilitate its proper reassembly Inspect the springs for distortion and a loss of compression If both are not the same length and at least 7 1 8 181 mm long replace both springs and the spring guide bu...

Page 31: ...50291 c Insert new o ring seals 27 in their grooves in valve body 31 and valve cover 26 d Apply Henkel Corporation Loctite 271 to the threads of screws 25 and with holes in the valve cover 26 valve bo...

Page 32: ...the retainer service tool e Install setscrew 38 and 43 hand tight into the cylinder 47 using Henkel Corporation Loctite 271 on the threads 6 6 6 5 OILER AND HOSE ASSEMBLY REPAIR 6 5 1 DISASSEMBLY OF O...

Page 33: ...ector screw threads and then screw the connector onto the Pakhammer handle Torque connector to 25 foot pounds 34 N m e Fill oiler housing full of Marvel Air Tool Oil Turtle Wax P O Box 247 Westmont IL...

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Page 35: ...d 7 3 relate to illustrations contained in chapter 6 figure numbers 6 1 and 6 2 respectively Table 7 4 is a manufacturer code to name list The index numbers which identify the individual parts are sep...

Page 36: ...e SETSCREW Hex Socket Head 6 32 X 3 16 PISTON ASSEMBLY ROD Piston WEAR RING Piston SEAL U cup BUMPER Piston HELICOIL 3 8 16 X 375 SET SCR 10 24 X 1 8 CP SS W NYL Pin Spring 1 8 X 1 SS SPRING Main Pist...

Page 37: ...30978 30978 30978 30978 550633 550634 550431 550656 550091 550030 550432 670572 Figure and Index Number Description Quantity CAGE Part Number 6 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 OILER AND HOSE ASSEMBLY...

Page 38: ...liabilities in connection with the sale or use of this product Should there be any defects in the material or workmanship of the Pakhammer buyer should return the defective product to the factory for...

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