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Atlas Copco Boltec SL Maintenance Instructions Manual 9852 2254 01d – PDF Download

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Complete Atlas Copco Boltec SL maintenance instructions (document 9852 2254 01d) covering the BUT 32 LB boom, bolting unit, Deutz TD 2011 L04 engine, transmission, brakes, RCS control system, hydraulics, air and water systems, compressor, electrical system, reeling units and automatic lubrication. Instant PDF download.

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Atlas Copco Boltec SL Maintenance Instructions Manual – 9852 2254 01d

This is the full maintenance instructions document for the Atlas Copco Boltec SL rig, published under document number 9852 2254 01d. It is written for mechanics and maintenance personnel who already know the machine, and it walks through every major assembly on the rig: the BUT 32 LB telescopic boom, the bolting unit and feed beam, the Deutz TD 2011 L04 engine, the transmission and drive shafts, the dual-circuit brake system, the RCS control system, the hydraulic circuits, the air and water systems, the LE 7-10 UVB compressor, the IEC electrical system, the reeling units and the automatic lubrication system. Rather than a general overview, this is a hands-on workshop document built around procedures, settings, pressure values, torque figures and wear limits. Once purchased you can download the Atlas Copco Boltec SL maintenance instructions PDF immediately and keep it on any device in the workshop.

File Details

  • Manual type: Maintenance instructions
  • Brand: Atlas Copco
  • Machine: Boltec SL
  • Document number: 9852 2254 01d
  • Language: English
  • File format: PDF
  • Page count: approximately 234 pages

Chapters Covered

  • 1. General – environment, contact details, target group and objective, record keeping, hydraulic systems, hydraulic workshops, replacement of hydraulic hoses, recommended power supply cable, welding, electrode recommendations, tightening torque in bolted joints, markings and plates, dismantling and assembly, diagnostics, starting with an auxiliary battery
  • 2. Lubricants, coolants and propellants – hydraulic oil, lubrication oil, rock drill ECL lubrication system, diesel engine, hydraulic gearbox, wheel axle centre and hub reduction gears, compressor, reeling units, lubrication grease, propellants, capacities
  • 3. Boom – BUT 32 LB, starting to use a new boom, technical data, bolted joints and tightening torques, slinging and hoisting, dismantling the boom, expander shafts, boom extension, rotation unit, reconditioning rotary actuators
  • 4. Bolting unit – overview, technical data, slinging and hoisting, assembly, check, replacement of the feed chain, slide pieces in holder, slide rails, drill-steel support halves, centring a drill-steel support, retensioning the feed chain, machine cradle on feed beam
  • 5. Engine – engine unit Deutz TD 2011 L04, technical data, safety, fuel system, bleeding the fuel system, draining the fuel tank, air system, oil system, belts and tensioning, valve clearance, lifting device
  • 6. Transmission – locations, technical data, wheels, steering, drive shafts, transmission, fitting tyres and rims, boom shaft and engine shaft oil levels, hydrostat gear, lubricating the chassis, central lubrication of chassis, towing, adjusting the parking brake
  • 7. Brake system – safety, overview, technical data, checking brake pressure, service brake pressure, parking brake pressure, servo pressure on the tramming pump, bleeding the brakes, checking the brake discs, function checks, accumulator charge pressure, brake pressure control valve, scrapping an accumulator
  • 8. Control system – RCS, loading new software, save and retrieve parameters, D1 Drilling, D3 Parameters, D4 Statistics, M0 Logging in, M1 System, M2 Logging, M3 Positioning, M4 Drilling, M5 Rig, M6 Bolting unit, M7 Remote control box, M8 Settings, recommended settings
  • 9. Hydraulic systems – safety, technical data, overview, return oil filter, breather filter, oil sampling, changing oil, draining condensation, pumps, bleeding and circulating pumps, hydraulic motors, settings, main pump pressure, rotation pump, damper pump, compressor pump, reeling units, oil coolers, pressure sensors
  • 10. Air and water systems – safety, recommended hose sizes, water pump, water flow switch, replacing the water pump shaft seal, water cooling the hydraulic oil, cleaning the water strainer, compressor LE 7-10 UVB, pressure sensors and switches, freeze prevention, draining the air tank, ECL lubricating system, lubricant level monitor
  • 11. Compressor – safety, compressor instructions, compressor LE 7-10 UVB hydraulic driven, changing air filter, oil level, setting the compressor motor
  • 12. Electrical system, IEC – safety, general, safety standard, low-voltage circuit, extra low-voltage circuit, cable marking, replacement of components, electric cabinet high-current, electrical system protection, main switch, overload protection, short circuit protection, phase sequence switch, earth fault equipment, motor protection, cable recommendations, diagnostics
  • 13. Component locations – valves, sensors and pressure test outlets on the rig, boom frame, operator’s station, hydraulic pumps and tank, valve plate and engine frame, compressor, engine and transmission, water pump, electrical system, electric cabinets and boxes, RCS system, modules and fuse boxes
  • 14. Reeling units – general, reeling unit gear, changing oil, adjusting the reeling unit slip clutch, collector for the cable reeling unit, checking the collector, limit switch option
  • 15. Exhaust filtering – safety, catalytic converter, changing the catalytic converter
  • 16. Monitoring system, option – interlock circuit, sensors
  • 17. Fire fighting equipment – fire fighting systems, Ansul Manual, Ansul Checkfire, central unit, locations, diagnostics, heat detector, safety measures, manual triggering, service, machine maintenance, resetting and fire inspection
  • 18. Automatic lubrication – introduction, Lincoln Quicklub 203 lubricating pump, safety valve, setting pause and running time, test function, filling lubrication grease, return connection, power supply, timer terminal, circuit diagram

Across these eighteen chapters the document gives a technician a complete maintenance framework for the Boltec SL. It is not limited to oil changes and filter swaps: it goes into how the boom is slung and split, how the rotary actuators are dismantled and re-timed with their permanent markings, how the feed chain is replaced and retensioned, how the brake accumulators are tested and scrapped safely, and how the RCS menus are navigated to read sensor values, actuate outputs and set parameters. The maintenance instructions also carry the reference data that makes the procedures repeatable – lubricant grades for every compartment, torque tables for the boom bolted joints, pressure settings for the pumps and regulators, and the fluid capacities for the reservoirs on the rig.

Boom, Bolting Unit and Rotary Actuator Work

The boom chapter covers the BUT 32 LB in detail, including what to do when a new or reconditioned boom is first put into service, the retightening routine for bolted joints and expander shafts during the first week, and the complete torque table for the attachment plate, boom links, lift cylinders, stinger feet and rotary actuator mountings. The telescope tube flange joint, the bearing housing bushings, the keys and the slide rails each have their own inspection procedure with wear limits. The bolting unit chapter then handles the feed beam side of the machine – the chain bracket and connecting link, the 381 mm chain position, the slide pieces and slide rails, the drill-steel support halves and the alignment of the cradle on the feed beam.

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Complete Bookmarks

The complete bookmarks in the “Atlas Copco Boltec SL Maintenance Instructions Manual 9852 2254 01d – PDF Download” are as follows:

Safetyp. 3
Referencep. 5
Maintenance instructionsp. 7
1. Generalp. 17
Environmentp. 17
Contact detailsp. 19
Target group and objectivep. 22
Record Keepingp. 22
Hydraulic systemsp. 23
Generalp. 23
Hydraulic workshopsp. 23
Replacement of hydraulic hosesp. 24
Recommended power supply cablep. 24
Low level rigsp. 24
Weldingp. 25
Electrode recommendationsp. 26
Tightening torque in bolted joints.p. 26
Markings and platesp. 27
Dismantling and assemblyp. 28
Diagnosticsp. 28
Starting with an auxiliary batteryp. 29
2. Lubricants, coolants and propellantsp. 31
Introductionp. 31
Hydraulic oilp. 31
Hydraulic systemsp. 31
Lubrication oilp. 32
Rock drill (ECL lubrication system)p. 32
Diesel enginep. 32
Hydraulic gearboxp. 33
Wheel axle centre and hub reduction gearsp. 33
Compressorp. 33
Reeling unitsp. 34
Gearsp. 34
Lubrication greasep. 34
Rock drillp. 34
Boomp. 34
Bolting unitp. 34
Carrierp. 35
RCS and electrical systemsp. 35
Propellantsp. 35
Diesel enginep. 35
Capacitiesp. 36
3. Boomp. 37
BUT 32 LBp. 37
Starting to use a new boomp. 38
Technical datap. 38
BUT 32 LBp. 38
Bolted jointsp. 39
Tightening torquesp. 39
Checking a telescope tube flange bolted jointp. 40
Replacing boltsp. 40
Slinging and hoistingp. 41
Safetyp. 41
Slingingp. 41
Hoistingp. 42
Dismantling the boomp. 42
Safetyp. 42
Dismantling/assembling the rear cylinder linksp. 42
Dismantling the bolting unitp. 44
Dismantling the boom bodyp. 44
Expander shaftsp. 45
Dismantlingp. 45
Assemblyp. 46
Boom extensionp. 47
Dismantling the boom extensionp. 47
Checking the bushings in the bearing housingp. 48
Checking the keysp. 49
Checking the slide railsp. 49
Rotation unitp. 50
Safetyp. 50
Descriptionp. 50
Function of the rotary actuatorp. 51
Reconditioning rotary actuatorsp. 53
Dismantling of rotary actuator from boom sectionp. 53
Constituent parts of the rotary actuatorp. 54
Removing the rotary actuatorp. 55
Assembly of rotary actuatorp. 56
Assembly of rotary actuator on boom sectionp. 58
Dismantling of rotary actuator from boom sectionp. 58
Constituent parts of the rotary actuatorp. 60
Removing the rotary actuatorp. 62
Assembly of rotary actuatorp. 66
Assembly of rotary actuator on boom sectionp. 70
Action after rotary actuator assemblyp. 70
4. Bolting unitp. 71
Overviewp. 71
Technical datap. 71
Bolting unitp. 71
Slinging and hoistingp. 72
Safetyp. 72
Hoistingp. 72
Assemblyp. 72
Rock drillp. 72
Checkp. 73
Replacementp. 73
Feed chainp. 73
Slide pieces in holderp. 76
Slide railsp. 76
Drill-steel support halvesp. 78
Settingsp. 78
Centring a drill-steel supportp. 78
Adjustingp. 79
Retensioning the feed chainp. 79
Machine cradle on feed beamp. 80
5. Enginep. 83
Engine unit Deutz TD 2011 L04p. 83
Technical datap. 83
Safetyp. 85
Fuel systemp. 85
Changing fuel filterp. 85
Bleeding the fuel systemp. 86
Draining the fuel tankp. 87
Air systemp. 88
Generalp. 88
Oil systemp. 89
Topping up with engine oilp. 89
Changing oilp. 89
Checking oil levelp. 90
Changing oil filterp. 91
Beltsp. 92
Tension gaugep. 92
Tensioning beltsp. 93
Generator beltp. 93
Changing the generator beltp. 93
Valve clearancep. 94
Lifting devicep. 96
Deutz instruction manualp. 96
6. Transmissionp. 97
Locationsp. 97
Technical datap. 97
Wheelsp. 97
Steeringp. 98
Drive shaftsp. 98
Transmissionp. 98
Fitting tyres and rimsp. 98
Drive shaftsp. 99
Boom shaftp. 99
Checking oil level in central gearp. 99
Changing oil in the final drivep. 99
Checking oil level in hub gearp. 100
Changing oil in hub gearp. 101
Engine shaftp. 101
Checking oil level in central gearp. 101
Changing oil in the final drivep. 102
Checking oil level in hub gearp. 103
Changing oil in hub gearp. 103
Hydrostat gearp. 104
Safetyp. 104
Checking oil levelp. 104
Changing the oilp. 105
Lubricating the chassisp. 106
Propeller shaftsp. 106
Central lubrication of chassisp. 106
Filling the central lubrication systemp. 106
Towingp. 108
Safetyp. 108
Before towingp. 108
Disengage the parking brakesp. 108
Removing propeller shaftsp. 109
Disconnecting the steering cylinderp. 109
After towingp. 110
Action/resettingp. 110
Adjusting the parking brakep. 110
7. Brake systemp. 112
Safetyp. 112
Overviewp. 112
Technical datap. 113
Brake systemp. 113
Checking brake pressurep. 113
Service brake pressure, boom shaftp. 113
Service brake pressure, engine shaftp. 114
Checking parking brake pressurep. 115
Checking the servo pressure on the tramming pumpp. 115
Bleeding the brakesp. 116
Checking the brake discsp. 117
Function check, parking brakep. 117
Function check, service brakesp. 118
Checking accumulator charge pressurep. 118
Checking brake pressure control valvep. 119
Scrapping an accumulatorp. 120
8. Control systemp. 122
RCSp. 122
Loading new softwarep. 122
Save and retrieve parametersp. 123
Value “0” or “1”p. 124
Numerical valuesp. 125
D1 Drillingp. 126
D3 Parametersp. 126
D4 Statisticsp. 127
M0 Logging inp. 128
M1 Systemp. 128
Introductionp. 128
M1.1 Modulesp. 129
I/O modulesp. 129
Display and application modulesp. 130
Resolver modules Optionp. 130
M1.2 Administrationp. 131
Date and timep. 131
Configurationp. 131
M1.3 Guardsp. 132
Guards' statusp. 132
M2 Loggingp. 132
Introductionp. 132
M2.1 Event logp. 133
M2.2 Save logp. 134
M3 Positioningp. 135
M3.1 Sensorsp. 135
M3.2 Actuationsp. 135
M3.3 Parametersp. 136
M3.4 Extendable stingerp. 137
M4 Drillingp. 137
M4.1 Sensorsp. 137
M4.2 Actuationsp. 138
Actuation of lubrication oil pumpp. 138
M4.3.1 Feed speedp. 139
M4.3.2 Feed pressurep. 140
M4.3.3 Rotationp. 141
M4.3.4 Timesp. 143
M4.3.5 Otherp. 144
M4.3.6 Threadingp. 144
M4.3.7 Damperp. 145
M4.4 Lubricationp. 146
Lubrication air pressurep. 146
Lubrication pumpp. 146
Lubrication pumpp. 146
Lowest air pressurep. 146
Time before drilling stopp. 147
M5 Rigp. 147
M5.1 Actuationsp. 147
M5.2 Parametersp. 147
M6 Bolting unitp. 148
M6.1 Actuationsp. 148
Actuation of desired valuep. 148
M6.2 Parametersp. 149
Parametersp. 149
M7 Remote control boxp. 150
M7.1 Input parametersp. 150
M7.1 Output parametersp. 150
M7.3 Leversp. 151
Lever actuationp. 151
Calibrationp. 151
M8 Settingsp. 152
Settingsp. 152
Recommended settingsp. 152
9. Hydraulic systemsp. 155
Safetyp. 155
Technical datap. 155
Overviewp. 155
Hydraulic systemsp. 156
Filterp. 157
Return oil filterp. 157
Generalp. 157
Changing the return oil filterp. 158
Breather filterp. 159
Generalp. 159
Changing the breather filterp. 159
Oil samplingp. 160
Changing oilp. 160
Generalp. 160
Drainingp. 160
Filling upp. 161
Generalp. 161
Electric fillingp. 161
Draining condensation from the hydraulic oil tankp. 162
Pumpsp. 163
Tramming pumpp. 163
Power unit pumpsp. 164
Checking pump rotation directionp. 164
Starting a new or reconditioned pumpp. 165
Bleeding the pumpsp. 165
Circulating the pumpp. 166
Hydraulic motorsp. 167
Starting a new or reconditioned hydraulic motorp. 167
Settingsp. 168
Safetyp. 168
Generalp. 168
Main pressure test outletp. 168
Main pump (Positioning and percussion)p. 169
Control pressure (stand-by pressure)p. 169
Main pump pressure (max pressure)p. 171
Main pump pressure (max pressure) for component replacementp. 173
Rotation pumpp. 174
Setting rotation pump flowp. 174
Damper pump and water pump operationp. 174
Rock drill damper pressure COP 1132p. 174
Adjusting the water pump speedp. 175
Compressor pumpp. 175
Adjusting the compressor speedp. 175
Pressure regulation, stingers and feed extensionp. 175
Maximum pressure and speed of reeling unitsp. 176
Oil cooler, drillingp. 176
Oil cooler, air-cooled, trammingp. 177
Sensorp. 177
Checking the pressure sensors B101, B121, B133, B188:1, B214, B323p. 177
10. Air and water systemsp. 179
Safetyp. 179
Introductionp. 179
Recommended hose sizesp. 179
Water pump, standardp. 180
Adjusting the water pump speedp. 180
Checking the rotation directionp. 180
Setting the water flow switchp. 180
Replacing the water pump's shaft sealp. 181
Water cooling the hydraulic oilp. 183
Setting the thermostat and water pressure, optionp. 183
Cleaning the water strainerp. 184
Compressor LE 7 – 10 UVBp. 185
Introductionp. 185
Adjusting maximum speedp. 185
Pressure sensors and pressure switchesp. 186
Pressure sensor B136p. 186
Pressure sensor B188:1p. 187
Freeze prevention measuresp. 187
Draining the water systemp. 187
Draining the water systemp. 187
Draining the air tankp. 189
Adjusting the ECL lubricating systemp. 189
Lubricating air pressure for rigs with hole blowingp. 189
Lubricant level monitor, B380p. 190
11. Compressorp. 192
Safetyp. 192
Compressor instructionsp. 192
Compressor LE 7-10 UVB (Hydraulic driven)p. 192
Changing air filterp. 193
Oil levelp. 193
Setting the compressor motorp. 194
12. Electrical system, IECp. 195
Safetyp. 195
Generalp. 195
Safety standardp. 195
Low-voltage circuitp. 195
Extra low-voltage circuitp. 195
Before startingp. 196
Cable markingp. 196
Replacement of componentsp. 196
Electric cabinet, high-currentp. 196
Indicator lampsp. 196
Inside, Y/D start (400-690V)p. 197
Electrical system protectionp. 198
Main switchp. 198
Main circuit breaker dip switchesp. 198
Overload protectionp. 198
Short circuit protectionp. 199
Phase sequence switchp. 199
Earth fault equipmentp. 200
Motor protectionp. 200
Electronic motor protection relayp. 200
If the motor protection has been triggeredp. 201
Setting rated currentp. 201
Setting triggering timep. 203
Cable recommendationsp. 203
Diagnosticsp. 203
13. Component locationsp. 204
Valves, sensors and pressure test outletsp. 204
Rigp. 204
Overviewp. 204
Boom framep. 205
Operator's stationp. 206
Hydraulic pumps and tankp. 207
Valve plate, engine framep. 208
Compressorp. 208
Engine and transmissionp. 209
Water pumpp. 209
Electrical systemp. 210
Electric cabinets and electric boxesp. 210
RCS systemp. 211
Modules and fuse boxesp. 211
14. Reeling unitsp. 212
Generalp. 212
Reeling unit gearp. 212
Changing oilp. 213
Adjusting the reeling unit slip clutchp. 213
Adjusting reeling speedp. 214
Collector, cable reeling unitp. 214
Checking the collectorp. 214
Limit switch, optionp. 215
Adjustingp. 215
15. Exhaust filteringp. 217
Safetyp. 217
Catalytic converterp. 217
Generalp. 217
Changing the catalytic converterp. 217
16. Monitoring system, optionp. 218
Interlock circuit, optionp. 218
Sensorsp. 218
17. Fire fighting equipmentp. 219
Fire fighting systemsp. 219
Introductionp. 219
Ansul Manualp. 219
Descriptionp. 219
Locationsp. 220
Ansul Checkfirep. 220
Descriptionp. 220
Central unitp. 221
Locationsp. 224
Diagnosticsp. 224
Heat detectorp. 226
General information on safety, triggering and servicep. 226
Safety measuresp. 226
Modification of the machinep. 226
Manual triggeringp. 226
Servicep. 227
Machine maintenancep. 227
Maintenance and checksp. 227
Daily inspectionp. 227
Resetting, Checkfirep. 228
Fire inspectionp. 228
Maintenancep. 228
Action after a fire or activation of the fire fighting systemp. 228
18. Automatic lubricationp. 229
Introductionp. 229
Lincoln Quicklub 203 lubricating pumpp. 229
Safety valvep. 230
Setting pause and running timep. 230
Test functionp. 231
Filling lubrication greasep. 231
Return connectionp. 232
Power supplyp. 232
Timer terminalp. 233
Circuit diagram.p. 234

Engine, Transmission and Brakes

The engine section is built around the Deutz TD 2011 L04 and its BF4L 2011TD ratings, with the fuel filter change, fuel system bleeding, tank draining, air filter indicator, engine oil and filter changes, belt tensioning with a gauge, valve clearance adjustment on a cooled engine, and the correct lifting arrangement. The transmission chapter deals with the Clark Hurth boom and engine shafts, the Rexroth hydrostat gear, hub gear oil levels and changes, chassis lubrication including the central lubrication system, and the full towing procedure with parking brake release and propeller shaft removal. Brake system work is covered with the pressure test outlets, the 60 bar service brake reading, the 25 bar parking brake pressure, accumulator charge pressure testing at 55 bar with a 35 bar minimum, and the four-second limits on the function checks.

RCS Control System, Hydraulics and Air/Water

The RCS chapter is effectively a service menu walkthrough. It shows how to load new software, save and retrieve parameters on a USB stick, and then works through the M-series menus: modules and their status colours, event and statistics logs, positioning sensors and actuations, the drilling feed speed, feed pressure, rotation, timing and threading parameters, damper limits, lubrication settings, rig parameters, bolting unit parameters and remote control lever calibration. The hydraulic chapter backs this up with the pressure test outlet chart, the main pump stand-by pressure of 20-25 bar, the main pump maximum pressure of 210-230 bar, the rotation pump flow setting, the damper pressure of 25 bar, the stinger and feed extension regulator pressures, and the reeling unit pressure and speed limits.

Torque Values, Lubricants and Capacities

Reference values are spread through the document rather than tucked into a single appendix, which is what makes this manual useful at the machine. Lubricant recommendations cover the hydraulic oil viscosity grades against operating temperature, rock drill ECL lubrication oil, diesel engine oil by API and ACEA class, the hydraulic gearbox, wheel axle and hub reduction gears, the compressor, the reeling unit gears, boom and bolting unit grease, contact grease for electrical connections and the diesel fuel specifications. Capacities are listed for the hydraulic oil reservoir, rock drill lubrication oil, engine oil, both hydraulic transmissions, the transmission oil cooler, the compressor, both reeling unit gears and the diesel tank.

Safety, Fire Fighting and Automatic Lubrication

Environmental directions, welding warnings, the rule against welding on the boom, hydraulic workshop requirements and the auxiliary battery starting sequence are all covered in the general chapter. The fire fighting chapter describes the Ansul Manual and Ansul Checkfire systems, the central unit LED and fault codes, the heat detector, the manual triggering procedure and the actions required after a fire or system activation. The automatic lubrication chapter covers the Lincoln Quicklub 203 pump, its safety valve, the pause and running time rotary switches, the test function and the filling procedure.

What This Atlas Copco Boltec SL Maintenance Instructions Manual Gives You

Boltec SL rigs are complex machines with a boom, a bolting unit, an RCS control system and several hydraulic circuits all interacting, and the failure modes are rarely obvious. This Atlas Copco Boltec SL maintenance instructions manual gives you the diagnostic path as well as the repair: the component location chapter tells you which pressure test outlet or sensor designation to look for, the RCS menus tell you what the system is actually reading, and the settings chapters tell you what those readings should be. Instead of guessing whether a pump is weak or a sensor is drifting, you can connect a gauge to the numbered outlet, compare against the specified value, and make the adjustment with the correct screw and lock nut. For the boom and bolting unit, the manual supplies the tightening torques, the expander shaft assembly method, the rotary actuator marking and re-timing procedure, and the chain tension measurement – the details that decide whether a repair lasts or comes back.

Why Correct Procedures and Specs Matter on This Rig

Several procedures in this document exist specifically because doing them wrong causes damage. Welding on the boom can produce thermal cracks and is prohibited. Tightening the expander shaft nut too far can crack the attaching lug. Overfilling the hydraulic tank destroys the breather filter. Setting the park brake bolts without the specified 2 mm back-off or without locking the nuts leaves the brake out of adjustment. Ignoring the 4.5 mm brake disc measurement means running discs past their limit. Loading new RCS software without first saving parameters clears every setting on the machine. The Atlas Copco Boltec SL maintenance instructions manual keeps those warnings and limits in front of you at the moment you need them, along with the torque tables, lubricant grades and capacities that keep the rig running within specification.

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