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SECTION 11.0 FIELD MAINTENANCE
11.1 Field Replacements
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WARNING
Always use Allied’s Whip Hose
Assembly (see parts list in Section
13.0) or equivalent - 100R2 hose.
Failure to use 100R2 hose could
result in injury to personnel.
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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.
11.1.1 Hose Coupling with Clamp
The Hose Coupling with Clamp (17) can be
replaced in the field without disassembling
the Hole-Hog itself. To remove and replace
a Hose Coupling, refer to paragraphs 11.2
and 11.3. See Figure 11-1.
11.1.2 Whip Hose
The Whip Hose Assembly (14) can be re-
placed in the field without disassembling
the Hole-Hog itself. If only the hose is re-
placed, it must be separated from the Hose
Coupling with Clamp (17). To remove and
replace a Whip Hose Assembly (14), refer to
paragraphs 11.2 and 11.4. See Figure 11-1.
11.2 Repair Preparations
1. Obtain the required tools:
a. Open end wrench, ¾”.
b. Open end wrench, ½”.
c. Open end wrench, 5/8”.
d. Open end wrench, 2-1/2”.
e. Open end wrench, 3”.
f. Flat blade screwdriver or a knife.
2. To prevent injury to personnel and
damage to equipment, mount a vise or
saddle clamp on the work surface. Oth-
erwise, obtain blocking to hold the
Hole-Hog in place during disassembly
and reassembly.
3. 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 components.
4. To clean parts that are accidentally
contaminated, obtain:
a. Mineral spirits and clean hydraulic
fluid.
b. Clean cloth rags to wipe away dirt,
mineral spirits and excess hydraulic
fluid.
Hose Coupling
with Clamp
Whip Hose End Cap
Hose Adapter Body Anvil
Figure 11-1. Whip Hose Disassembly