Hydraulic Motor
Lubricate the pillow block grease fitting every 40 hours of operation.
Inner Blade Flange
Figure 25: Inner Blade Flange
Installing the Inner Blade Flange
1.Inspect the inner blade flange for damages and clean or replace as necessary.
2.Place the flange onto the tapered portion of the blade shaft.
3.Apply Loctite 262 (red) or an equivalent to the setscrew threads.
4.Place the setscrew into the flange’s setscrew hole and tighten the screw down to the blade shaft key to secure the flange. Note: Always make sure the flange is secure prior to operating the saw.
Removing the Inner Blade Flange
1.Remove the setscrew from the back of the inner blade flange using an Allen wrench.
2.Remove the flange from the blade shaft.
Figure 26: Front Wheels
1.Raise the saw to gain access to the front wheels.
2.Remove the retaining ring using
3.Remove the washer and wheel from the wheel shaft.
4.Place a new wheel and then the washer onto the wheel shaft.
5.Snap the retaining ring into the groove at the front of the wheel shaft to secure the wheel.
6.Repeat steps
Rear Wheels
Inspect the rear wheels regularly for damages or wear and replace as necessary.
Figure 27: Rear Wheels
Wheels
WARNING
•Raise the saw to a proper height for access when working underneath the saw. Use chocks
to block the wheels, and fit blocks or jacks under the frame edges at the front and back of the frame for additional support.
•Always wear safety glasses when removing retaining rings.
Front Wheels
Inspect the front wheels regularly for damages or wear and replace as necessary.
1.Raise the saw to gain access to the bottom of the frame. There are two holes (one on each side of the saw) in the frame near the rear wheels.
2.Loosen both rear axle setscrews through these holes and then lower the saw.
3.Loosen both set collar setscrews.
4.Slide the axle to the right (you are facing the back of the axle) and remove the wheel assembly on the left.
5.Place a set collar, washer, new wheel, and another washer (in this order) onto the end of the axle. Slide the axle back into the axle hole on the left, and then push the assembly parts to the left.
6.Slide the axle to the left (you are facing the back of the axle) and remove the wheel assembly on the right.
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