Service and maintenance
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4.5
Changing discs
Make sure the implement rests properly on solid supports. When replacing discs, use a ratchet
wrench or better still a nutrunner. Block the disc using a wood block or similar to prevent it from
turning. The discs have sharp edges - use gloves! Tighten the pinned head screws crosswise to a
torque of 105 Nm.
4.6
Replacing the disc hub
Figure 4.5
NOTE!
Make sure the implement rests properly on solid supports. Be sure to keep dirt away when-
ever work needs to be performed on the bearing!
Dismantling
Remove the disc and undo the nut (A). The bearing can now be removed from the stub axle.
Fitting a new hub
1 Make sure that the gudgeon is thoroughly cleaned.
2 Fit the O-ring (B) and hub on the gudgeon in accordance with “Figure 4.5”. Fit a new nut (A)
and tighten it to a torque of 285 Nm.
3 Fit the disc.
A
B