Service Information

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Top mount housing, 926 Service Information 2/27/2018
removing
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HB70

Top mount housing, removing

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Model Production site Serial number start Serial number stop
HB70

Op nbr 926-101

Total procedure time (hr): 0.90

1. Prepare a hole and holding pipe for dismantling.

NOTE!
Install the holding pipe as shown in the figure, do not let the hydraulic breaker fall when dismantling. Dismantling work
is very dangerous without the holding pipe.

Figure 1
Holding pipe, preparation

1. Welding area
2. Holding pipe for hydraulic breaker
3. Steel plate

Height and diameter of pipe

Model Unit h d
HB02 - HB07 mm (in) 150 (5.9) 55 (2.2)
HB08 - HB15 200 (7.9) 88 (3.5)
HB18 - HB24 300 (11.8) 123 (4.8)
HB29 - HB48 360 (14.2) 148 (5.8)
HB70 470 (18.5) 203 (8.0)
2. Place the hydraulic breaker on the pipe so that it does not fall down.

WARNING
The parts are heavy. Take appropriate safety cautions when handling them.

Figure 2
Hydraulic breaker on pipe

3. Remove the hose cover and gas cover.

Figure 3
Hose cover and gas cover, removing

1. Hose cover and gas cover

4. If auto-lubrication kit is installed, remove the auto-lubrication kit first.

 Figure 4
Option, removing

1. Auto-lubrication kit

5. Remove the bolts for the mounting brackets.

Figure 5
Bolts for mounting bracket, removing

1. Bolts for mounting bracket

6. Remove the bracket with hoist and place it safely on a workbench.

 Figure 6
Bracket, removing

1. Hoist
2. Bracket

7. Remove the head plate, head damper, O-ring, pad, and upper damper from the housing.

Figure 7
Head plate and dampers, removing

1. Head plate
2. Head damper
3. O-ring
4. Pad
5. Upper damper
8. Remove the power unit from the housing.
NOTE!
Check that the the eye bolt well-tightened and that the sling or wire is dimensioned for lifting the weight of the power
unit.

WARNING
The parts are heavy. Take appropriate safety cautions when handling them.

Figure 8
Power unit, removing

1. Hoist
2. Power unit
3. Housing

9. Remove the shell pads and the bottom damper if necessary.

Figure 9
Shell pads and bottom damper, removing

1. Shell pads
2. Bottom damper