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Removal and installation of bucket
Safety principle
● When hitting the pin with a hammer, metal shavings may fly into the eyes and cause serious injury. When performing
this operation, always wear goggles, helmets, gloves, and other protective equipment.
● When unloading the bucket, place the bucket steadily.
● If you hit the pin hard, the pin may fly out and injure people in the surrounding area. Therefore, before hitting the pin,
make sure that the surrounding area is safe.
● When disassembling the pin, pay special attention not to stand under the bucket, and do not put your feet or any part of
your body under the bucket.
● When removing or installing the pin, be careful not to hurt your hands.
● When aligning the hole, do not put your fingers in the pin.
Installation
Park the machine on a solid, level ground. When making
connections, for safety's sake, clarify the signals with each
other and work carefully.
Put the excavator in working condition,
manipulate the stick while facing the bucket,
until the holes of the stick and the bucket are
aligned, and insert a Φ30mm steel rod
①
into
the hole.
Lift the boom and stick to make the bucket hang vertically
on the stick.
Operate the stick cylinder to align the hole of the
connecting rod with the connecting hole of the
bucket. Install the shaft
②
, take out the steel
rod
①
and install the shaft
③
.
Disassemble
Park the machine on a solid, level ground. The bucket is required to be placed just in contact with the ground. It will
increase the resistance if you drop the bucket heavily on the ground, and it will be difficult to remove the pin.
Remove the double nuts from the locking bolts of each pin of the stick and connecting rod, remove
the bolts, then remove the stick pin
③
and the connecting rod pin
②
and remove the bucket.
Stick
The
con
nec
ting
rod
Bucket
cylinder
Summary of Contents for U27
Page 1: ...U27Hydraulic Excavator Instruction Manual Guangxi Yuchai Heavy Industry Co Ltd...
Page 5: ...1 1 Preface...
Page 17: ...2 1 Safety regulations...
Page 44: ...3 1 Parts introduction...
Page 49: ...3 6 Panel meter Oil level pointer Timing display Water temperature pointer Indicator area...
Page 55: ...4 1 Operation guide...
Page 89: ...5 1 Maintenance...
Page 130: ...6 1 Accessories guide...