REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
PART “E”
MOTOR REMOVAL
1. Set the Brush Cutter flat on the ground. Turn the skid loader engine off to disconnect the hydraulic hoses
from the loader. Then, safely disconnect the Brush Cutter from the loader.
2. Remove the motor cover.
3. Lay rags over the T-fitting ends connected to the
motor’s straight fittings and slowly disconnect them. There
will be some hydraulic fluid leakage. Then, remove the straight fittings from the motor.
4. Remove the (6) cap screws and (4) washers holding the motor to the bearing hub.
5. Carefully lift the motor out of the bearing hub.
Note the orientation of the motor for future reassembly.
6. To reinstall the new motor, perform the above steps in reverse order. Be sure to apply a permanent
threadlocker to the cap screws before tightening.
PART “F”
BEARING HUB REMOVAL
1. Set the Brush Cutter flat on the ground. Turn the skid loader engine off to disconnect the hydraulic hoses
from the loader. Then, safely disconnect the Brush Cutter from the loader.
2. Remove the bl
ade carrier. Follow the instructions on Blade Carrier Removal in Part “A” of this manual.
3. Remove the motor. Follow the instructions on Motor Removal in
Part “E” of this manual.
4. Remove the (8) cap screws and (8) washers holding the bearing hub to the mounting ring on the deck of the
Brush Cutter. Lift the bearing hub off of the mounting ring, using caution not to spill the oil from inside the
bearing hub.
5. To reinstall the bearing hub, perform the above steps in reverse order. Be sure to apply a permanent
threadlocker to the cap screws before installation. After bolting the bearing hub in place, add the
appropriate amount of gear lubricant.
Refer to Part “G” of this manual for proper lubrication.
6.
Refer to Part “E” and Part “B” of this manual for reinstallation of the motor and blade carrier, respectively.
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