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CAT Bucyrus 495HD Mining Shovel Service Manual SM141443-EN PDF DOWNLOAD

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CAT Bucyrus 495HD Mining Shovel Service Manual SM141443-EN PDF DOWNLOAD

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CAT Bucyrus 495HD Mining Shovel Service Manual SM141443-EN PDF DOWNLOAD

1 Safety SymbolsS-iS
2 Safety PrecautionsS-ii
S21 General Precautions s-iv
S22 Maintenance Precautions s-v
S23 Operating Precautions s-vii
S24 Fire Prevention s-viii
S25 Warning Signs And Decalss-x
SECTION 1 – INTRODUCTION
11 About This Manual 1-5
111 Purpose1-5
112 Organization 1-5
113 Terminology1-5
114 Revisions 1-6
115 Precautions and Disclaimers 1-6
116 Contact1-6
117 Swinging Restraint & Ballast Box Support 1-7
1171 Ballast Box Support 1-7
118 Swinging Restraint 1-8
12 Machine Overview1-10
13 Lower Works 1-11
131 Crawlers 1-12
132 Truck Frame 1-14
133 Swing Rack 1-15
134 Roller Circle 1-16
135 Propel Machinery 1-17
136 Collector Rings 1-18
14 Rotating Deck 1-20
141 Revolving Frame 1-20
142 Center Pintle 1-20
143 Deck Extensions 1-22
144 Ballast Box1-22
145 Machinery House 1-22
1451 Vertical Boarding Ladder, Left 1-23
PRELIMINARY SAMPLE 03-25-2011
146 Boarding Stairs 1-25
147 A-Frame 1-26
148 Hoist Machinery 1-27
149 Swing Machinery1-28
1410 Crowd Machinery 1-29
1411 Operator’s Cab 1-30
1412 Compressed Air System1-31
1413 Automatic Lubrication System 1-32
15 Front End Equipment 1-34
151 Suspension Strands 1-34
152 Boom1-35
153 Running Ropes 1-36
154 Saddle Block1-37
155 Dipper Handle1-38
156 Dipper1-39
157 Padlocks 1-39
158 Dipper Trip 1-41
16 Typical Machine Specifications 1-41
17 General Estimated Component Weights1-44
171 Lower Works1-44
172 Upper Works1-46
173 Front End1-48
SECTION 2 – LUBRICATION
21 Lubrication Principles 2-3
22 Greasing Main AC Drive Motors 2-4
221 Type of Grease 2-4
222 Initial Commissioning 2-4
223 Maintenance 2-4
224 Regreasing Intervals 2-5
23 Lubricant Selection2-6
24 Oil Fill Capacities 2-7
241 Types Of Lubricants And Capacities Guidelines 2-7
2411 Quantities for First Fill of Lubricants 2-7
PRELIMINARY SAMPLE 03-25-2011
25 Automatic Lubrication System2-8
251 Lube Room2-9
252 Lube Reservoir Fill / Overflow Plumbing 2-10
2521 Auto Lube Control Panel2-11
253 Lower Works Lubrication 2-11
254 Propel Machinery Lubrication2-15
2541 Lubricant Replacement/Sampling 2-16
25411 Lubricant Change Cycle 2-16
255 Revolving Frame Lubrication 2-17
256 Hoist Machinery Lubrication 2-18
2561 Hoist Gearcase Oil Cooler 2-19
257 Crowd Machinery Lubrication2-22
258 Swing Machinery Lubrication 2-23
259 Air Compressor Lubrication 2-24
2510 Front End Lubrication 2-25
2511 Lincoln Type SL-1 Lubricant Injectors 2-26
25111 SL-1 Lubricant Injector Operation 2-28
2512 Lincoln Type SL-V Lubricant Injectors 2-30
25121 SL-V Lubricant Injector Operation 2-33
25122 Injector Advantages 2-36
26 Lubrication Benchmarks 2-37
261 ACSL – Air Compressor (Screw-Type) Lubricant 2-37
262 MPO – Multipurpose OIL 2-38
263 RWRL – Running Wire Rope Lubricant 2-39
264 EGL – Enclosed Gearcase Lubricant 2-40
265 MPG – Multipurpose Grease 2-44
266 OGL – Open Gear Lubricant 2-48
267 Certified Lubricants Listing 2-52
SECTION 3 – PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
31 Introduction3-3
311 Preventive Maintenance Program 3-3
312 Elements of an Effective Maintenance Program 3-4
313 Scheduled Preventive Maintenance Program 3-5
314 General Safety Considerations3-5
32 Maintenance During Machine Operation 3-6
321 Maintenance Precautions 3-6
PRELIMINARY SAMPLE 03-25-2011
33 Preventive Maintenance for Lubrication 3-8
331 Lubricant Cleanliness 3-9
34 Frequency of Inspection and Maintenance 3-10
35 Maintenance Schedules 3-10
351 Maintenance Inspection Check Points 3-10
3511 Daily3-11
3512 Every 100 Hours or Weekly3-15
3513 Every 500 Hours Or Monthly 3-16
3514 Every 1250 Hours or Quarterly3-19
3515 Every 2500 Hours or Semi-Annually 3-23
3516 Every 5000 Hours or Annually 3-26
36 Major Component Locations 3-28
SECTION 4 – SERVICE PROCEDURES
41 Propel Machinery 4-7
411 Crawler Frames and Truck Frame4-8
4111 Crawler Belts 4-10
41111 Belt Adjustment 4-11
41112 Belt Replacement4-14
4112 Crawler Links 4-16
41121 Take-up Tumbler & Axle 4-16
41122 Tumbler Repair 4-18
4113 Upper Rollers 4-19
41131 Upper Roller Repair4-20
4114 Lower Rollers 4-21
41141 Lower Roller Repair4-22
4115 Drive Tumbler 4-23
41151 Drive Tumbler Repair 4-23
41152 Drive Tumbler Rebuild4-24
4116 Tumbler Drive Shaft4-27
41161 Shaft Repair 4-28
412 Propel Motor 4-29
413 Propel Planetary Gearcase 4-31
414 Swing Rack 4-33
415 Roller Circle 4-34
4151 Roller Circle Repair4-36
416 Swing Rack Dust Curtains 4-40
PRELIMINARY SAMPLE 03-25-2011
417 Center Pintle 4-41
4171 Center Pintle Adjustment 4-46
4172 Center Pintle Sleeve Removal 4-47
418 Collector Rings 4-48
4181 Collector Ring Inspection 4-49
4182 Collector Ring Repair 4-50
42 Swing Machinery 4-50
421 Swing Blower 4-52
4211 Swing Motor4-52
4212 Swing Motor Removal 4-53
42121 Swing Motor Installation4-54
4213 Swing Planetary Gearcase 4-55
42131 Swing Gearcase Removal4-56
42132 Gearcase Inspection 4-57
422 Swing Shafts and Pinions4-58
4221 Swing Pinion Removal 4-59
423 Swing Pinion Installation 4-60
424 Swing Shaft Removal4-60
4241 Swing Shaft Installation 4-61
43 Hoist Machinery 4-63
431 Hoist Motor 4-65
432 Hoist Gearcase Assembly4-68
4321 Hoist Gearcase Installation 4-69
4322 Hoist Gearcase Repair 4-73
4323 Motor Coupling Shaft4-73
4324 Hoist Drum Assembly 4-76
43241 Hoist Gear Replacement 4-77
43242 Bearing Replacement 4-79
4325 Hoist Mounting Bolts4-80
4326 Hoist Limit Switch 4-81
433 Hoist Motor 4-82
44 Crowd Machinery 4-84
441 Gearcase Repair 4-86
4411 Crowd Motor4-91
44111 Crowd Gear and Drum 4-93
44112 Crowd Drum Removal4-94
PRELIMINARY SAMPLE 03-25-2011
45 Machinery House 4-96
451 Walkways, Stairways, and Handrails4-97
4511 Vertical Boarding Ladder, left 4-98
452 Boarding Stairs 4-100
46 Front End Equipment4-102
461 Boom Assembly 4-103
462 Boom Repair4-103
463 Boom Limit Switch 4-104
4631 Limit Switch Inspection 4-107
4632 Limit Switch Adjustment4-107
464 Boom Point Sheaves4-108
4641 Boom Point Sheave Removal and Disassembly 4-109
4642 Boom Point Sheave Reassembly and Installation 4-111
465 Boom Bumper 4-111
466 Saddle Block4-113
4661 Saddle Block Repair4-114
4662 Saddle Block Removal 4-115
467 Dipper Handle4-117
4671 Dipper Handle Removal4-118
4672 Retract Rope Take-up Mechanism4-119
4673 Spreader Repair 4-122
468 Dipper Assembly4-123
4681 Latch Bar Adjusting4-126
4682 Dipper Door bumpers 4-127
4683 Dipper Door Snubbers 4-128
46831 Snubber Adjustment 4-129
46832 Allowable Wear 4-129
469 Dipper Padlock 4-130
4691 Dipper Pitch Brace 4-133
4610 Dipper Trip Assembly 4-135
4611 A-Frame4-136
4612 Auxiliary Winch 4-138
4613 Hoist Rope Support Roller 4-139
4614 Boom Support Ropes 4-140
4615 Wire Ropes 4-141
46151 Wire Rope Inspection 4-142
4616 Hoist Rope Reeving & Replacement 4-142
46161 Crowd Rope Reeving & Replacement4-146
4617 Retract Rope Reeving & Replacement4-149
4618 Retract Rope Tightening4-152
PRELIMINARY SAMPLE 03-25-2011
4619 Dipper Trip Rope Reeving & Replacement4-153
4620 Hoist and Crowd Limit Systems4-153
46201 Setting Limits In The Hoist & Crowd System 4-154
462011 Crowd Slowdown/Stop Limits 4-156
462012 Retract Slowdown/Stop Limits 4-157
462013 Lower Slowdown/Stop Limits 4-158
462014 Hoist Slowdown/Stop Limits4-159
SECTION 5 – BRAKES AND COUPLINGS
51 Brakes 5-3
511 Disc Brake Operation 5-3
512 Maintenance 5-4
513 Brake Adjustment Specifications 5-4
514 Hoist Brake5-5
5141 Hoist Brake Adjustment 5-7
5142 Hoist Brake Installation 5-8
5143 Hoist Brake Wear & Release Switches 5-9
515 Crowd Brake 5-10
5151 Crowd Brake Installation5-12
5152 Crowd Brake Wear & Release Switches5-13
516 Propel Brake 5-14
5161 Propel Brake Adjustment5-16
5162 Propel Brake Installation5-18
5163 Tachometer Mounting & Alignment 5-19
517 Swing Brake 5-22
5171 Swing Brake Installation5-24
5172 Swing Brake Wear & Release Switches5-25
5173 Swing Brake Burnishing5-26
518 Spring Replacement — All Brakes 5-27
519 Friction Disc Replacement — All Brakes 5-28
5110 O-Ring Replacement — All Brakes 5-29
5111 Brake Wear & Release Switches — Single Disc Brakes5-32
5112 Brake Wear & Release Switches — Multiple Disc Brakes 5-33
52 Couplings 5-34
521 Grid Couplings5-34
5211 Lubrication 5-34
5212 Coupling Disassembly and Grid Removal 5-35
5213 Grid Coupling Installation 5-36
5214 Seal Replacement without Hub Removal 5-39
5215 Grid Coupling Alignment5-41
PRELIMINARY SAMPLE 03-25-2011
522 Gear Couplings 5-42
5221 Coupling Installation5-42
5222 Gear Coupling Alignment 5-45
5223 Hoist Coupling Shaft Alignment5-46
SECTION 6 – COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM
61 Air Compressor6-3
611 Compressor Maintenance6-6
612 Lubrication6-6
613 Fluid Level Check 6-6
614 Fluid Filter 6-6
615 Fluid Change 6-6
616 V-Belt Tension6-6
617 V-Belt Removal and Replacement6-7
618 Pressure Switch 6-8
619 Lockout Valves6-8
6110 Safety Warnings6-10
SECTION 7 – AIR FILTRATION
71 House Filter Fans 7-3
711 Lubrication7-4
712 Dynavane Air Cleaner7-4
713 Tenkay Filter 7-6
72 Air Conditioner 7-8
721 Specifications 7-9
SECTION 8 – ENGINEERING DATA
81 Capscrew (Bolt) Grade8-5
811 Bolt Tightening8-5
8111 Torque Wrench Method 8-5
8112 Turn-of-nut Method 8-7
82 Measurement Systems8-8
821 Linear Measurements 8-9
822 Area Measurements 8-9
823 Volume Measurements 8-11
824 Torque Measurements 8-13
8241 Weight Measurements – Conventional 8-13
83 Split Flange Assembly Procedure 8-15
84 Wire Locking Capscrews 8-17
85 Torque Nut Installation 8-18
86 Expansion Bolt Installation 8-18
861 Tightening Procedure for 2-Inch Torque Nut 8-19
862 Tightening Procedure for 2-Inch Torque Nut 8-20
863 Tightening Procedure for 2-Inch Torque Nut 8-21
864 Tightening Procedure for 25-Inch Torque Nut 8-22
865 Tightening Procedure for 3-Inch Torque Nut 8-23
866 Tightening Procedures – Expansion Bolts8-24
8661 Hoist Torque Rod, Tapered Sleeve & 162 Inch Torque Nut8-24
87 Torque Nut Removal Procedure 8-26
871 Thread Lubrication8-26
88 Torque Nut Helpful Hints 8-27
89 Locking Assemblies 8-28
891 Locking Assembly Removal 8-30
810 Pinion and Hub Installation 8-31
81001 Removal from a Shaft 8-31
81002 Mounting a Pinion or Hub on a Shaft 8-31
81003 Pre-heat Advance Requirements – Pinions and Hubs8-34
81004 Motor Coupling Pre-Heat Advance Requirements8-35
811 Maintenance Welding 8-36
8111 Welding Electrodes 8-37
8112 Repair Welding of Cracks 8-38
81121 Preheat8-39
81122 Welding Technique8-39
8113 Repair Welding of Broken Parts8-40
8114 Repair Welding Swing Rack Teeth 8-41
81141 Preparation8-41
81142 Swing Rack Welding Electrodes 8-42
81143 Preheat8-42
81144 Welding Procedure8-43
8115 Welding and Cutting Equipment8-46
8116 Stress Relieving & Temperature Measuring Equipment8-47
812 Wire Rope Care and Maintenance 8-48
8121 Storage 8-48
8122 Checking Diameter 8-48
8123 Handling Wire Rope8-49
8124 Seizing Wire Rope 8-51
8125 End Preparations/Terminations8-53
8126 Wire Rope Clips8-54
81261 Wire Rope Clip Application 8-54
81262 Wedge Sockets 8-56
8127 Inspection of Sheaves and Drums 8-57
8128 Breaking In a New Wire Rope 8-59
8129 Inspection Data 8-59
81210 Guideline to Inspections and Reports 8-60
812101 Wire Rope Inspection Criteria 8-61
8121011 Reduction in Rope Diameter 8-61
8121012 Rope Stretch 8-62
8121013 Abrasion8-63
8121014 Corrosion 8-63
8121015 Kinks 8-63
8121016 Bird Caging8-63
8121017 Localized Conditions 8-63
8121018 Heat Damage 8-64
8121019 Protruding Core8-64
81210110 Damaged End Attachments 8-64
81210111 Peening 8-64
81210112 Scrubbing8-64
81210113 Fatigue Fracture 8-64
81210114 Broken Wires 8-65
81210115 Electric Arc8-65
813 Seals 8-66
8131 Seal Installation8-66
8132 Gearcase Sealing 8-68
SECTION 9 – SCHEMATICS
91 Schematics 9-2
92 Side View 9-3
93 Deck Plan 9-4
94 OGL System A & B Schematic9-5
95 Grease System C Schematic 9-6
96 Air Schematic 9-7
S1 Safety SymbolsS-i
S2 Safety PrecautionsS-ii
S21 General Precautions s-iv
S22 Maintenance Precautions s-v
S23 Operating Precautions s-vii
S24 Fire Prevention s-viii
S25 Warning Signs And Decalss-x

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General Precautions:

• The employment of qualified maintenance personnel, through a scheduled maintenance program, is the best way to minimize machine downtime and maximize productivity of equipment.
• Keep hands, feet and clothing away from rotating parts.
• Wear a hard hat, safety shoes and protective lenses at all times.
• Replace any and all safety and warning placards if they are defaced or removed from the machine.
• Think before you act. Carelessness is one luxury the service person cannot afford.
• Excessive or repeated skin contact with sealants or solvents may cause skin irritation. In case of skin contact refer to the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for that material and the suggested method of cleanup.
• Inspect safety catches (keepers) on all hoist hooks. Do not take a chance, the load could slip off of the hook if they are not functioning properly.
• If a heavy item begins to fall, let it fall, don’t try to catch it.
• Keep your work area organized and clean. Wipe up oil or spills of any kind immediately. Keep tools and parts off of the ground. Eliminate the possibility of a fall, slipping or tripping
• Floors, walkways and stairways must be clean and dry. After fluid draining operations be sure all spillage is cleaned up.
• Electrical cords and wet metal floors make a dangerous combination.
• Regularly inspect for any loose bolts or locking devices and properly secure them.
• Use extreme caution while working near any electrical lines or equipment whether it be high or low voltage. Never attempt electrical repairs unless you are qualified.
• Check limit switches for proper operation.
• After servicing, be sure all tools, parts or servicing equipment are removed from the machine and secured in an appropriate storage area.
• Mechanical Brakes are designed for use as static holding brakes only. Use as a motion (dynamic) brake in emergency situations only.
• Use proper interior and exterior lighting.
• Install and maintain proper grounding and ground fault protection systems.
• Allow electrical inspection and maintenance to be performed only by a qualified electrician.

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