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Tidland Leaf Shaft 

MI 27L691995 1 L 

Page 14 

 

MAINTENANCE 

Replacing the Leaves

 

 

 

Match mark external and internal leaves to body before removing to ensure they are 
reinstalled in their original positions. This will help maintain balance and expanded diameter 
as manufactured.  

 

If using 

Loctite

Use 

Loctite 222

 on fasteners smaller than 1/4". 

Use 

Loctite 242

 on larger sizes. 

 

External Leaves 

1.  Inflate the shaft enough to lift the external leaves. This prevents collapse of the internal leaves. 
2.  Remove all fasteners from external leaves. (Leaves were installed using 

Loctite 242

; you may 

need to use heat or an impact wrench to break the seal.) 

3.  Align the new leaves on the shaft. 
4.  Use the new fasteners supplied with your shaft to install the external leaves. (Note: If the new 

fasteners do not have a pre-applied threadlocker, use a small amount of 

Loctite

 on the threads.)  

Install the screws in the leaves and tighten. 

5.  Deflate the shaft completely.   

 

Internal Leaves 

1.  Remove the rubber tube assembly from the shaft (p. 9). 
2.  Remove one external leaf at a time and pull out the matching internal leaf until all leaves are 

removed. (If leaves were installed using 

Loctite 242

; you may need to use heat or an impact 

wrench to break the seal.) 

3.  Use the new fasteners supplied with your shaft to install the external leaves. (Note: If the new 

fasteners do not have a pre-applied threadlocker, use a small amount of 

Loctite

 on the threads.) 

Reinstall one internal leaf and its matching external leaf, one at a time, until all leaves are 
reinstalled.  

4.  Tighten all fasteners.  
5.  Reinstall the rubber tube assembly (p. 10). If necessary, lift the external leaves and wedge them 

open to ease insertion of the rubber tube.  

 
 

Replacing Springs

 

Tidland no longer supplies the steel springs; you can replace them with Poron® microcellular urethane 
(foam-like) springs for the same results.  

Note that slots must be at least .25-inch wide for standard Poron spring Tidland part number 564892. 
For leaf sets that have narrower slots than .25 inch, call Tidland for assistance. 

1.  Remove internal leaves. 
2.  Remove springs: 

Steel springs:

 Remove all steel springs from leaf set. Grind or file edges of slots where steel 

springs were crimped to remove sharp edges. 

Poron

®

 (foam) springs:

 Remove all of the spring material from the slot. 

3.  Clean slots with isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) to remove any contamination; let dry. 
4.  Remove adhesive liner from back of Poron springs and place the spring into the slot, adhesive 

side down. Press the spring in place. 

5.  Place one Poron spring at every other space between buttons for button or leaf shafts. 
6.  Reassemble the leaf shaft. 

 
 

Содержание Maxcess 650 Series

Страница 1: ...Tidland Leaf Shaft User Manual EN Series 650 650HD 750 MI 27L691995 1 L TIDLAND WINDING SOLUTIONS...

Страница 2: ...on the PSDS Do not use fingers or other objects to deflate the shaft Tidland recommends using the Tidland Air Release Tool see page 3 Inspect the shaft for wear and or other safety and functional defi...

Страница 3: ...e 12 Torque Requirements 12 Leaf Assembly 13 Replacing the Leaves 14 Replacing Springs 14 Installing Add on Leaves 15 Troubleshooting 16 CAUTION Wear eye protection when using tools or compressed air...

Страница 4: ...r end view of internal parts JOURNAL EXTERNAL LEAF LEAF SCREW ATTACHES EXTERNAL LEAF TO INTERNAL LEAF BUTTONS NOTE Leaves on the 650HD shaft are not removable the screws are not accessible RUBBER TUBE...

Страница 5: ...he top allows the internal rubber element to expand more uniformly and prevents the internal element from having to lift the weight of the material roll Inflating the shaft with the fixed leaf down or...

Страница 6: ...e all air 2 Locate and remove the valve 3 Apply thread sealant according to manufacturer s directions to the threads of the valve unless the sealant is pre applied and reinstall NOTE Valves with pre a...

Страница 7: ...bly with a male o ring connector pictured at right Remove your old rubber tube assembly page 9 and install the new one pushing the tube assembly firmly into the socket in the journal See page 8 for us...

Страница 8: ...Standard pincer Tidland Part No 27L778957 Spring return pincer Tidland Part No 27L778958 1 With the pincer squeeze the tangs 1 on the hose clamp until you can lift the load retaining hook 2 and then...

Страница 9: ...rubber tube assembly allowing for easier removal 2 With the leaves wedged in lifted position remove all air from the shaft Use the Tidland Air Release Tool for safety and best results 3 For cantileve...

Страница 10: ...to the manufacturer s directions to threads of the valve b Screw the valve into the shaft and torque to 8 8 10 ft lbs 12 13 6 Nm Disassembling a Rubber Tube Assembly The standard rubber tube assembly...

Страница 11: ...ng 3 deep inside the rubber tube NOTE If the assembly uses a tube stiffener insert it into the rubber tube first and attach it to the tube fitting Then insert the fitting into the rubber tube For rubb...

Страница 12: ...er to threads of the journal set screws Reinstall the set screws and torque as shown in the chart below 7 Reinstall the valve a Apply a thread sealant according to the manufacturer s directions to thr...

Страница 13: ...50 LEAF SHAFT Item Description 1 External leaf 2 External leaf fastener 3 Leaf button 4 Internal leaf fastener 5 Internal leaf 6 Foam spring 7 Leaf spring 8 Rubber tube filler 9 Rubber tube filler fas...

Страница 14: ...act wrench to break the seal 3 Use the new fasteners supplied with your shaft to install the external leaves Note If the new fasteners do not have a pre applied threadlocker use a small amount of Loct...

Страница 15: ...he bolts from the existing leaf that correspond with the holes in the add on leaf Do not remove the existing leaf 3 Set the add on leaf on top of the existing leaf and install the longer bolts that we...

Страница 16: ...ve hand pad Files may be used on steel leaves Cores slipping Low air pressure Operate shaft at 80 psi minimum 5 5 bar for optimal performance Air leak Check rubber tube assembly for leaks and replace...

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