MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
Cutter Shaft Removal
Support and block cutter shaft at both ends of bearings and support the shaft which is being removed under the drive side. Remove outer bearing as outlined in the Maintenance Section, page
Shaft may drop or slide toward center and cause injury. Add sufficient support under both cuttershafts.
Use floor jack to lower the
The center bearing is locked to the cutter shaft at two points (3). These set screws align with dimpled holes in the shaft and are “locktighted” in place. Remove both set screws. Both are secured with thread locking compound and may require considerable pressure to loosen. Clean shaft and remove any burrs before attempting to slide bearing outward on shaft.
To install the bearing, slide bearing over shaft and align set screws with dimples in shaft. Tighten both set screws securely to shaft. Lock with both set of set screws, apply a thread locking compound. Installation of shaft assembly is reverse of removal procedure.
TOP DRIVE ASSEMBLY SERVICING
To replace outboard bearing, remove belt and top pulley assembly as outlined in Maintenance Section, page 5-
4.Clean all burrs from shaft and remove bearing and lock collar as outlined in Maintenance Section, page
Note: On 20' models, pulley shaft is stepped down at bearing journals and cannot be slid through without unbolting bearing assembly.
To replace inner bearing or top drive
RC12 12/05 | Maintenance Section |
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