KMC Controls 69 Series, Руководство оператора

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STORAGE
Clean thoroughly and lubricate Subsoiler
Leveler before storage. Check for worn-out or
damaged parts. Replace any found before next
season. If possible, store Subsoiler Leveler where
it will be protected from weather.
WEAR ITEM REPLACEMENT
INCORRECT
CORRECT
Shank Points
Shank points should be checked for wear daily and more frequently in severe conditions. The photo
on the left shows a point that is worn and ready to be replaced. If the point is left on the machine past
this point the boot, or portion on the point that holds it onto the shank, will wear quickly. Once the bot-
tom of the boot is gone, the foot of the shank will be damaged. Repairing the shank foot is costly and
time consuming. The photo on the right shows a point that has been ran too long and the boot has been
worn through. The foot of the shank this point was on had to be cut off and a new one welded on in its
place.
Replacing Ripper Points
1) Remove 3/8 x 1-1/4 roll pin holding the point
on the foot of the shank.
2) Remove worn point from the shank foot.
(May need a hammer)
3) Slide the new point on the shank foot until
the holes in the foot and boot align.
4) Drive new 3/8 x 1-1/4 roll pin through the
hole in the boot and into the hole in the shank
foot until it is flush with the side of the boot.
Replacing Wear Shins
1) Remove (3) 5/16 x 1-3/8 roll pins that hold
the wear shin on the shank.
2) Remove worn wear shin from front of shank.
3) Place new wear shin over the rib on the front
of shank and align holes.
4) Drive (3) 5/16 x 1-3/8 roll pins through the
wear shin until they are flush.
ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY
1 SPLITTER POINT, 1 3/4 RS W/CAP 16-080-282 1
2 WEAR SHIN, 12”
17-057-004 1
3 ROLL PIN, 3/8 X 1 1/4 PLT 16-050-020 1
4 ROLL PIN, 5/16 X 1 3/8 17-050-022 3
Wear Shins
Wear shins are used to minimize shank wear and
should be checked for wear daily and more
frequently in severe conditions. The wear shin
should be replaced when there is noticeable taper
in the area where the roll pins hold the wear shin
to the shank. Since wear shins usually wear faster
on the end closer to the point, wear shins can be
flipped over for extended life.