Toro 07154SL Service Manualpdresser 1800 2500 Preface Publication

7.
on both flange bearings.
Loosen and remove set screw from the locking collar
7.  Apply Loctite #242 (or equivalent) to threads of lock-
ing collar set screw. Install set screw into locking collar
to secure collar to cradle axle. After tightening set screw,
make sure that sprocket  is still centered in cradle  and
sprocket alignment is correct.
8.
washers that  secure  flange bearings  to cradle.  Slide
bearing assemblies from cradle and axle.
Remove four (4) cap screws, lock washers and  flat
8.
so tight that binding occurs  on sprockets. Tighten lock
nuts to secure motor to cradle.
Rotate wheel motor to take slack out of chain, but not
9.
sembly from cradle.
Remove chain from axle sprocket and pull axle  as-
10.If
ing from axle:
necessary, remove sprocket and taper lock bush-
9.
mid–span between sprockets.  If necessary, reposition
wheel motor to allow correct chain deflection.
Check that chain has 0.125” (3.2 mm) deflection  at
A.  Remove three (3) cap screws and lock washers
that secure sprocket  to bushing. Remove sprocket
from bushing.
10.Lubricate
grease fittings on bearing assemblies.
11.
starting both lock nuts on axle threads, retain one lock
nut with socket and torque second lock nut from 230 to
Secure wheel hubs to cradle axle with lock nuts. After
B.  Remove set screw that secures bushing to axle.
Slide bushing from axle.
270
both  lock  nuts should  be  properly  tightened.  Check
torque on both lock nuts after tightening.
ft–lb (312 to 366 N–m). Following this procedure,
11.
be worn or damaged.
Clean all parts thoroughly. Replace all parts found to
Installation (Fig. 11)
WARNING
1.
bricant to all bearing bores, hubs and axle shaft prior to
installing components.
During the assembly procedure, apply antiseize lu-
Failure  to  maintain  proper  lug  bolt  torque
could result in failure or loss of wheel and may
result in personal injury.
2.
from axle:
If sprocket  and taper  lock  bushing were  removed
12.Install
wheel assemblies (see  Wheel Installation in
A.  Slide  taper  lock  bushing   onto  axle.  Position
flange of  bushing  from 6.735”  to 6.765”  (17.11 to
cm) from end of shaft (Fig. 12).
this section).
13.Carefully
14.Lubricate
17.18
lower machine to ground.
B.  Apply Loctite #242 (or  equivalent) to threads of
bushing set screw. Install set screw into bushing  to
secure bushing to  axle. After tightening  set screw,
make sure that bushing is still correctly positioned on
axle.
grease fittings on flange bearings.
1
3
4
2
C. Slide sprocket onto bushing. Install three (3) cap
screws and lock washers to secure sprocket to bush-
ing.
3.
4.
bearings to cradle with four (4) cap screws, lock washers
and flat washers. Do not secure bearing locking collars
to axle at this time.
Install axle assembly into cradle.
Slide bearing assemblies to axle and cradle. Secure
6.735” to 6.765”
(17.11
to 17.18 cm)
5.
link to secure chain. Make sure that cradle gusset (near
wheel motor) is between upper and lower chain run.
Fit chain to cradle  axle sprocket and install master
Figure 12
1.
2.
Cradle axle
Taper lock bushing
3.
4.
Sprocket
Set screw
6.
tered in cradle. Check sprocket alignment and if neces-
sary, adjust position of sprocket(s).
Position cradle axle in bearings so sprocket is cen-
Topdresser 1800 & 2500
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