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5. Supplementary safety information including new hazard(s) identified, how to avoid the hazard(s)
and the potential consequences of not avoiding the hazard:
WARNING
FALLING PARTS HAZARD!
Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology has learned that on the DR416i mast raise pins and bushings have
incorrect tolerance and must be replaced. Long term use of old pin will create grooves or gouging of pins.
7. List of Appendices:
NA
8. List of tools, parts and safety labels required for corrective measures:
NOTICE
Tools needed:
200-ton overhead crane or two 100-ton cranes.
Instructions to be followed:
Replace Mast Raising pins and bushings. You will need to remove mast. Follow the procedure below for
mast removal.
Note: Perform a risk assessment with the assembly crew and crane operator prior to lifting the mast
structure. Establish crane operators and ground guides that will communicate during the lift and
install process.
1. Attach lifting device to mast at lifting points as shown.
7. Remove the pin retainer plates and drive the mast cylinder pins from the mast assembly.
8. Remove the stay rods from the mast.
9. Use straps to hold the ends so they do not move from lack of balance.
10. Position the mast cylinder rod ends as needed to aid pin removal.
WARNING
FALLING OBJECT HAZARD!
11. Remove the retaining plate bolts and slide the retaining plates from the pedestal pins.
12. Remove the pins from the mast and pedestal. The pins are heavy. Keep personnel away from area
below.
13. Move the mast as needed to get the pins to slide out.
14. Remove lock out/tag out so machine can be started after mast is lifted.
15. With all personnel clear of the area, use the crane to lift the mast.
16. Lift mast with crane less than 1 meter (3 feet) off the machine. Check the supported mast for stability
and balanced to both front/rear and left/right. Lower mast to machine and adjust straps as needed to get
the balance correct.
17. Once the mast balance is correct, continue to raise the mast so machine may be driven from under
raised mast.
19. On the GUI, select Menu > Maintenance > Bypass and set the Mast Lock Pins Extended bypass to ON.
Repeat that process for strut locks, Bit stow position, Mast position.
20. Tram from under the mast.
21. Lower mast down to rest on appropriate cradle or sawhourse to working level.
22. After mast is placed on appropriate sawhorse or cradle, the below outlined bushings in black need to be
removed.
23. For bushing removal you will need a Saw- all Like pictured below with metal blades to be able to cut the
old bushing out (do not cut into mast).
24. With old bushing out make sure the inner surface area of the weldment is clean of all burs and clean of
any debris. This will make the installation of new bushings easier.
• To install new bushings some heating may be required to the surface area of the mast where the new
bushing is going to be received.
• This will allow for expansion of the metal some to accept the new bushing. It is suggested that a trial run
might be done first as you also might need to have the new bushing placed in Dry ice to shrink them
down making it easier to install in the weldment.
Use caution if you are using a hammer on the bushing install as that will cause the new bushing to
mushroom out and it will not accept the new mast pins. After new bushings are installed, they should look
like the below.
25. Before re-install of mast take the new pins and make sure they go through the new bushing with no
issues.
WARNING
CRUSHING HAZARD!
All items of the machine are extremely heavy or can
cause serious injury or death.
Do not work under suspended loads, do not move loads
with personnel in unsafe areas, and ensure all items are
secured to prevent falling or tripping.
26. Re-install mast to drill base using the new pins provided. Use anti-seize compound on new pins before
installation (nickel or copper).
DANGER
The sudden release of a pressurized lid or hose can spray
hot oil.
Do not open hydraulic tanks or air reservoir or hydraulic
connection while machine is running or the systems are
under pressure.
WARNING
CRUSHING HAZARD!
Moving or falling parts can crush. Ensure all loads are
supported securely.
Parts are heavy, do not work under items while they are
loose. Keep all body parts away from pinch points.