DuraTech Industries HAYBUSTER CMF-700, Инструкция по эксплуатации и справочник по запасным частям

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4.1 Lubrication cont.
Wheel bearings:
repack annually
Gearbox:
Grease 20‑30 pumps every 250 hours (each gearbox), located on the bottom of the tub in front of the left
tires.
Chains: Oil conveyor chains every 15 hours.
When to change oil in gearboxes:
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After the first 50‑100 hours of operation, drain initial oil, preferably when box is warm. There after
oil should be changed every 1500 hours or 12 months, whichever comes first. If machine usage is
severe or more than 10 loads per day, it is advisable to change the oil every 1000 hours or 6 months.
Inspect and wash oil reservoir breather cap as needed. Air dry before reinstalling. Fill each gearbox
with approximately 5 ½ gallons (21 L) of EP150 or 80w-90 GL-5 weight Gear Lube. RR-USA
recommends using synthetic oil in their gearbox. Monitor the oil level in the reservoir daily. Oil level
should be in the middle of the sight gauge. The working temperature must not exceed (90 degrees C) 194
degrees F max. Proper lubrication is essential for efficient running and long life of the unit as a whole. It
is also important to select the correct type of oil to ensure the long life of the gear reducer.
Procedure for changing oil in gearboxes ( see chart 4.1 on the following page ):
1.
Remove magnetic drain plug from the bottom of the right angle gearbox and clean the magnet if it has
any metal on it. Return plug to the gearbox before filling.
2.
Disconnect the lube lines from the top of the gearboxes at the tee fitting. Disconnect the other lube lines
from the bottom of the gearboxes at the other tee.
3.
To fill, connect (‑8)3/4” MJIC fitting to hose connected to the right angle box and place overflow hose in
a pan. Pump oil into the gearbox until it runs out of the overflow hose. Reconnect hoses to the correct tee
fittings. Repeat for rear gearbox. The tee fitting to the right angle will need to be capped after the front
gearbox is filled.
4.
Fill reservoir and continue to monitor reservoir levels during operation so that oil remains half‑way up in
sight gauge or higher, allow for more expansion in warmer climates.
5.
Two‑speed gearbox should be half full of oil so that oil is present in sight gauge. Follow same
maintenance schedule and use the same oils as recommended above for vertical gearboxes.
6.
Any brand of 80w‑90 gear oil with a GL‑5 rating may also be used;
RR_USA recommends use of
synthetic oils.
Recommendation: Prior to starting each day it is advisable to check the oil level of gearboxes at the sight gauge.
Contact information for:
ConocoPhillips Lubricants: Telephone: 1‑800‑255‑9556 (Technical Hotline)
Email: conocolubricants@conophillips.com
Do not dispose of gearbox oil in the municipal waste stream