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SECTION 11.0 FIELD MAINTENANCE
11.1
Field
Re-
place-
ment of the Whip Hose
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CAUTION
Hole-Hog performance and operat-
ing life will be seriously reduced if
the internal components are con-
taminated with dust or dirt.
The Whip Hose Assembly (13) may be
changed as part of shop disassembly or
changed in the field by the following proce-
dure.
11.2 Repair Preparations
1. Obtain the required tools:
a. Allied End-Cap wrench number
834017.
b. Strap or chain wrench to hold the
Body/Anvil: 4000: 6” dia;
4001: 8” dia.
c. Open end wrench, 2-3/8”.
d. Open end wrench, 2”.
2. For a clean work platform, obtain a
clean plastic or canvas tarp. Spread
this clean tarp over the work bench or
work area to prevent contamination of
the Hole-Hog internal components.
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LLIED 4000 Series Hole-Hog
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WARNING
Do not remove the End Cap from
the Body/Anvil under field operat-
ing conditions. This may expose
the internal operating parts to con-
tamination, and reduce the operat-
ing life of the Hole-Hog.
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WARNING
Always use Allied’s Whip Hose
Assembly (see parts list in Section
14.0) or equivalent - 100R2 hose.
Failure to use 100R2 hose could
result in injury to personnel.
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WARNING
Using a pipe wrench on the
Hole-Hog Body/Anvil relieves Allied
of all warranty responsibilities.
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WARNING
Applying heat with a torch or by any
other method to any part or parts
of the Hole-Hog relieves Allied of all
warranty responsibilities. Applying
heat can destroy the main body,
striker and other parts beyond use.
Heating Hole-Hog components can
cause altered component strength
and result in premature failure or
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CAUTION
Before starting any of the maintenance procedures in this section, refer to Section
3.1 and verify the Serial Number of the unit to be assembled. Refer to sections 9.2
and 9.3 for information about the differences among serial number groups.