Winget 200TM, Руководство по ремонту

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WORKSHOP MANUAL
Winget Mechanically Fed Mixers
Models: 200TM
From 1998
washers, the gear is keyed onto a tapered shaft using a small woodruff key, remove
the gear taking care not to lose the key.
Remove the four M6 bolts retaining the pump to the bracket.
Reverse the procedure to fit the new pump, take care not to dislodge the woodruff
key when installing the driven gear. Tighten the pump driven gear locking nut and
bend over the tabwasher.
Fit the nylon sleeve over the driven gear and offer up to the extension shaft. Install
the three long bolts, washers and spacers, two per bolt. Finger tighten the three
bolts, adjust the position of the pump and bracket assembly in relation to the
extension shaft, aligning the couplings until the nylon sleeve moves on the
teeth/splines with end float.
Tighten the retaining bolts and check the sleeve is still free to move. Refit the
coupling guard. Remove the plugs and reconnect the hydraulic hoses, top up the
hydraulic oil levels. Mop up any oil spills.
Engine TS/TR1 Electric Start
“CE” marked machines are fitted with an extended engine oil drainpipe and ‘anti-kick
back starting handles’ in order to comply with local legislation. For information on the
starting handles refer to the engine operators handbook or engine workshop manual.
For details on engine services or overhauls, changing engine oils, filters and bleeding
the fuel system refer to the engine operator’s handbook or engine workshop manual.
When an electric start engine is fitted in conjunction with a dragline, the power for the
dragline solenoids and switches is taken directly from the engine ignition switch and a
dynamo is not required.
Note, the engine is set to run at 1500 rpm and rotates Anti-clockwise at the flywheel
end.
Drive Sprocket Removal/Replacement
The drive sprocket is mounted onto flywheel end extension shaft, approximately
40mm from the end of the shaft and is secured with a gib head key and grubscrew.
To remove the sprocket, first remove the engine housing closing and top plate,
exhaust extension pipe, upper and lower chain guard and drive chain. Disconnect the
battery, remove the engine housing support bracket taking care with the basic
instrument panel and wiring.
Remove the four bolts securing the engine to the bed and slide the engine backward
allowing access to the extension shaft. Turn the flywheel until the key and grubscrew