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`Illustration 347
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`Illustration 349
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`16. Move engine start switch (16) to the OFF
`position.
`
`19. Disconnect hose assembly (21) from elbow (22)
`in the head end of anti-slab cylinder (23).
`
`Illustration 348
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`Illustration 350
`
`g06234946
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`17. Remove the right and left rubber floor mats from
`operator platform. Remove six bolts and washers
`(17) and remove left platform center cover plate
`(18).
`
`18. Remove eight bolts and washers (19) and
`remove right platform center cover plate (20).
`
`Note: The center valve is located beneath left
`platform center cover plate (18). The rear valve is
`located beneath right platform center cover plate
`(20). Remove both plates to allow access for
`adjustments to either valve.
`
`20. Install Tool (B) on elbow (22) in the head end of
`right anti-slab cylinder.
`
`21. Connect hose assembly (21) to Tool (B).
`
`22. Connect Tool (A2) to Tool (B).
`Test Procedure
`1. Move engine start switch (16) to the START
`position. Release the switch when the engine
`starts.
`
`2. Operate the engine at low idle for a few minutes.
`Press throttle control button (15) to operate the
`engine in high idle.
`
`Note: The LED next to throttle control button (15) will
`be illuminated.
`
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`11. Position right platform center cover plate (20) and
`secure with eight bolts and washers (19). Install
`the right and left rubber floor mats.
`Adjustment Procedure
`
`Illustration 351
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`g06229227
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`3. Monitor hydraulic oil temperature (24) on the
`operator display. Operate the machine until the oil
`temperature reaches the test temperature listed in
`the "Specifications" section.
`
`Illustration 352
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`g06234957
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`4. Press and hold anti-slab float button (25). Make
`sure that float indicator (26) is illuminated.
`
`5. Read pressure on Tool (A1). Refer to
`"Specifications" section for the anti-slab lower
`pressure.
`
`6. Press throttle control button (15) to operate the
`engine in low idle.
`
`7. Move engine start switch (16) to the OFF position.
`
`8. If the pressure recorded in Step 5 is outside the
`specified range, go to the "Adjustment Procedure".
`If the pressure is inside the specified range, go to
`Step 9.
`
`9. Remove Tool (A2) from Tool (B). Remove Tool (B)
`and (C). Install hose assembly (21) on elbow (22)
`in the head end of right anti-slab cylinder.
`
`10. Position left platform center cover plate (18).
`Secure with six bolts and washers (17).
`
`Illustration 353
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`g06235332
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`1. Hold adjustment screw (28) in place and loosen
`lock nut (27) on pressure reducing valve.
`
`2. If the pressure is too low, turn adjustment screw
`(28) clockwise. If the pressure is too high, turn
`adjustment screw counterclockwise. Refer to the
`"Specifications" section for the approximate
`pressure change per quarter turn of the
`adjustment screw.
`
`3. Hold adjustment screw (28) in place and tighten
`lock nut (27).
`
`4. Perform the "Test Procedure".
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`Pressure Reducing Valve -
`Test and Adjust
`(Rotor Clutch)
`SMCS Code: 4807-081; 4807-025; 5117-025; 5117-
`081; 5467-081; 5467-025
`A WARNING
`Diesel engine exhaust contains products of com-
`bustion which may cause personal injury.
`
`Always start and operate the engine in a well ven-
`tilated area, and, if in an enclosed area, vent the
`exhaust to the outside.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
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`A WARNING
`Personal injury can result from rotating and mov-
`ing parts. Stay clear of all rotating and moving
`parts.
`
`Never attempt adjustments while the machine is
`moving or the engine is running unless otherwise
`specified.
`
`The machine must be parked on a level surface
`and the engine stopped.
`
`Attach a "Do Not Operate" or similar warning tag
`to the start switch and controls before servicing,
`repairing, or making adjustments to the machine.
`
`A WARNING
`Personal injury or death can result from sudden
`machine movement.
`
`Sudden movement of the machine can cause in-
`jury to persons on or near the machine.
`
`To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
`area around the machine is clear of personnel
`and obstructions before operating the machine.
`
`A WARNING
`Personal injury can result from hydraulic oil pres-
`sure and hot oil.
`
`Hydraulic oil pressure can remain in the hydraulic
`system after the engine has been stopped. Seri-
`ous injury can be caused if this pressure is not
`released before any service is done on the hy-
`draulic system.
`
`Make sure all of the attachments have been low-
`ered, and the oil is cool before removing any
`components or lines. Remove the oil filler cap on-
`ly when the engine is stopped, and the filler cap
`is cool enough to touch with your bare hand.
`
`NOTICE
`Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are con-
`tained during performance of inspection, mainte-
`nance, testing, adjusting and repair of the machine.
`Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable contain-
`ers before opening any compartment or disassem-
`bling any component containing fluids.
`
`Refer to Special Publication, NENG2500, "Caterpillar
`Tools and Shop Products Guide", for tools and sup-
`plies suitable to collect and contain fluids in Caterpil-
`lar machines.
`
`Dispose of all fluids according to local regulations
`and mandates.
`
`Specifications
`Table 39
`
`Machine Test Parameters
`Product or Component SN
`
`Date
`
`Measurement
`Location
`
`Minimum hydraulic
`oil temperature for
`test
`
`Measurement
`
`Actual
`
`38 °C (100 °F)
`
`Illustration 354
`Typical example
`(22) Port "Ml"
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`Illustration 355
`Typical example
`(25) Adjustment screw
`(26) Lock nut
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`g06295708
`
`Note: Illustrations 354 and 355 show a track tension
`valve attached to the center valve. Wheeled
`machines will not have a track tension valve attached
`to the center valve.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
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`Table 40
`
`Test Specifications
`
`Date
`
`Test
`
`Product or Component SN
`
`Measurements
`
`Actual
`
`Rotor clutch pres-
`sure at port "Ml"
`(21)
`
`Approximate pres-
`sure change with
`one-quarter turn of
`adjustment screw
`(24)
`
`4000 ± 186 kPa
`(580 ± 27 psi)
`
`250 kPa (29 psi)
`
`Introduction
`A pressure reducing valve in the center valve limits
`the pressure available to the rotor clutch. Use the
`following procedure to test and adjust the setting of
`the pressure reducing valve. Perform this procedure
`if the rotor clutch does not engage.
`Required Tools
`
`Test Preparation
`1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal surface.
`
`Illustration 357
`
`g06228671
`
`2. Move propel lever (1) into the maximum position
`opposite of the direction of travel. The farther the
`lever is moved, the faster the machine will stop.
`Release the lever.
`
`3. Verify that the parking brake is engaged by
`checking parking brake indicator (2). The parking
`brake should activate automatically when the
`machine is stopped. If the parking brake is not
`active, use propel lever (1) to stop the machine
`completely.
`
`Illustration 356
`
`Table 41
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`Required Tools
`
`Tool
`
`Item Qty
`
`Part No
`
`Description
`
`A
`
`Al
`
`A
`
`A2
`
`A3
`
`1
`
`1
`
`1
`
`1
`
`198-4240
`
`Digital Pressure Indica-
`tor Gp
`
`198-4234
`
`Digital Indicator
`
`198-4238
`
`Pressure Sensor Gp
`0 to 35000 kPa
`(5000 psi)
`
`198-4236
`
`Adapter Cable As
`
`1. Connect Tool (A2) to Tool (A3).
`
`2. Connect Tool (A3) to Tool (A1).
`
`Illustration 358
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`g06228685
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`4. Ensure that the conveyor system is deactivated.
`The indicator light next to the button should be off.
`If the conveyor system is operating, push
`conveyor drive on/off button (5) to deactivate.
`
`5. Ensure that the water spray system is deactivated.
`The indicator light next to the button should be off.
`If the water spray system is operating, push water
`spray button (3) to deactivate.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
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`6. Ensure that the vacuum dust control system, if
`equipped, is deactivated. The indicator light next
`to the button should be off. If the vacuum dust
`control system is operating, push vacuum dust
`control button (4) to deactivate.
`
`Illustration 359
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`g06228728
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`7. Ensure that the rotor system is deactivated.
`Indicator light next to the button should be off. If
`the rotor system is operating, push rotor button (6)
`to deactivate.
`
`Illustration 361
`
`g06228749
`
`10. Ensure that the right side plate and the left side
`plate are in the float mode. The indicator light
`under each side plate lower buttons (8) and (9)
`should be on. If either side plate is locked, push
`the corresponding side plate button.
`11. Place protective material under the rotor to
`prevent damage to the rotor bits or the work
`surface.
`
`Illustration 360
`
`g06228737
`
`8. Use conveyor buttons (7) to center the conveyor.
`9. Use propel lever (1) to center the front tracks.
`
`Illustration 362
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`g06228756
`
`12. Observe level indicator (10). If the indicator
`shows "0" go to Step 15. If the indicator does not
`show "0" , go to Step 13.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_022054
`
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`Illustration 363
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`g06295660
`
`Illustration 365
`
`g06295668
`
`17. Move engine start switch (17) to the OFF
`position.
`
`13. Use rear leg height switches (11) and (12) to level
`the rear of the machine. Level indicator (10) will
`show "0" when the rear of the machine is level.
`
`14. Use moldboard lower button (13) to lower the
`moldboard to the lowest position.
`
`15. Use front leg lower button (15) and rear leg lower
`button (14) until the side plates are just touching
`the surface. Insure the rotor tips are not touching
`the surface. The rotor tips should be at least
`25.4 mm (1 inch) from the surface.
`
`Note: The rotor will move during this procedure.
`Make personnel and equipment are clear of the area
`around the cutter box.
`
`Illustration 366
`
`g06295673
`
`18. Remove the right and left rubber floor mats from
`operator platform. Remove six bolts and washers
`(18) and remove left platform center cover plate
`(19).
`
`19. Remove eight bolts and washers (20) and
`remove right platform center cover plate (21).
`
`Note: The center valve is located beneath left
`platform center cover plate (19). The rear valve is
`located beneath right platform center cover plate
`(21). Remove both plates to allow access for
`adjustments to either valve.
`
`Illustration 364
`
`g06295666
`
`16. Ensure that the engine is operating in low idle.
`The high idle indicator light should be off. If this
`indicator is illuminated, press throttle control
`button (16) to operate the engine in low idle.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
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`Illustration 367
`Typical example
`
`Note: Illustration 367 shows a track tension valve
`attached to the center valve. Wheeled machines will
`not have a track tension valve attached to the center
`valve.
`
`20. Remove cap from port "Ml" (22) on the center
`valve. Connect Tool (A2) to the pressure tap in
`port "M1" .
`
`21. Clean and inspect the rotor to insure there is no
`loose debris is present. Insure all rotor tools and
`paddles are secure.
`Test Procedure
`1. Move engine start switch (16) to the START
`position. Release the switch when the engine
`starts.
`
`2. Operate the engine at low idle for a few minutes.
`Press throttle control button (15) to operate the
`engine in high idle.
`
`Note: The LED next to throttle control button (15) will
`be illuminated.
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`g06295679
`
`Illustration 368
`
`g06295688
`
`3. Monitor hydraulic oil temperature (23) on the
`operator display. Operate the machine until the oil
`temperature reaches the test temperature listed in
`the "Specifications"section.
`
`Illustration 369
`
`g06295700
`
`4. Press and hold rotor button (6) for approximately 2
`seconds to engage the rotor. Indicator (24) next to
`the rotor button illuminates when the rotor is
`engaged.
`
`Note: Engine speed will automatically return to low
`idle before the rotor engages.
`
`5. Record pressure on Tool (A1) after the pressure
`stabilizes. The pressure will stabilize after a few
`seconds of operation. Refer to "Specifications" for
`the rotor clutch pressure.
`
`6. Press rotor button (6) to disengage the rotor. Wait
`for the rotor to stop completely.
`
`7. Move engine start switch (16) to the OFF position.
`
`8. If the pressure recorded in Step 5 is outside the
`specified range, go to the "Adjustment Procedure".
`If the pressure is inside the specified range, go to
`Step 9.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
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`
`9. Remove Tool (A2) from port "Ml" (22) on the
`center valve. Install the cap on the pressure tap in
`port "Ml" .
`
`10. Position left platform center cover plate (19).
`Secure with six bolts and washers (18).
`
`11. Position right platform center cover plate (21) and
`secure with eight bolts and washers (20). Install
`the right and left rubber floor mats.
`Adjustment Procedure
`
`Illustration 370
`Typical example
`
`g06295708
`
`Note: Illustration 370 shows a track tension valve
`attached to the center valve. Wheeled machines will
`not have a track tension valve attached to the center
`valve.
`
`1. Hold adjustment screw (25) in place and loosen
`lock nut (26).
`
`2. If the pressure is too low, turn adjustment screw
`(25) clockwise. If the pressure is too high, turn the
`adjustment screw counterclockwise. Refer to the
`"Specifications" section for the approximate
`pressure change per quarter turn of the
`adjustment screw.
`
`3. Hold adjustment screw (25) in place and tighten
`lock nut (26).
`
`4. Perform the "Test Procedure".
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`i07105637
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`Pressure Reducing Valve -
`Test and Adjust
`(Rotor Belt Tension)
`SMCS Code: 4807-081; 4807-025; 5117-025; 5117-
`081; 5467-081; 5467-025
`A WARNING
`Diesel engine exhaust contains products of com-
`bustion which may cause personal injury.
`
`Always start and operate the engine in a well ven-
`tilated area, and, if in an enclosed area, vent the
`exhaust to the outside.
`
`A WARNING
`Personal injury can result from rotating and mov-
`ing parts. Stay clear of all rotating and moving
`parts.
`
`Never attempt adjustments while the machine is
`moving or the engine is running unless otherwise
`specified.
`
`The machine must be parked on a level surface
`and the engine stopped.
`
`Attach a "Do Not Operate" or similar warning tag
`to the start switch and controls before servicing,
`repairing, or making adjustments to the machine.
`
`A WARNING
`Personal injury or death can result from sudden
`machine movement.
`
`Sudden movement of the machine can cause in-
`jury to persons on or near the machine.
`
`To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
`area around the machine is clear of personnel
`and obstructions before operating the machine.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_022057
`
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`A WARNING
`Personal injury can result from hydraulic oil pres-
`sure and hot oil.
`
`Hydraulic oil pressure can remain in the hydraulic
`system after the engine has been stopped. Seri-
`ous injury can be caused if this pressure is not
`released before any service is done on the hy-
`draulic system.
`
`Make sure all of the attachments have been low-
`ered, and the oil is cool before removing any
`components or lines. Remove the oil filler cap on-
`ly when the engine is stopped, and the filler cap
`is cool enough to touch with your bare hand.
`
`NOTICE
`Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are con-
`tained during performance of inspection, mainte-
`nance, testing, adjusting and repair of the machine.
`Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable contain-
`ers before opening any compartment or disassem-
`bling any component containing fluids.
`
`Refer to Special Publication, NENG2500, "Caterpillar
`Tools and Shop Products Guide", for tools and sup-
`plies suitable to collect and contain fluids in Caterpil-
`lar machines.
`
`Dispose of all fluids according to local regulations
`and mandates.
`
`Specifications
`Table 42
`
`Machine Test Parameters
`Product or Component SN
`
`Date
`
`Measurement
`Location
`
`Minimum hydraulic
`oil temperature for
`test
`
`Measurement
`
`Actual
`
`38 °C (100 °F)
`
`Illustration 371
`Typical example
`(21) Port "M2"
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`g06235005
`
`Illustration 372
`Typical example
`(23) Lock nut
`(24) Adjustment screw
`
`g06235137
`
`Note: Illustrations 371 and 372 show a track tension
`valve attached to the center valve. Wheeled
`machines will not have a track tension valve attached
`to the center valve.
`
`Table 43
`
`Test Specifications
`
`Date
`
`Test
`
`Product or Component SN
`
`Measurements
`
`Actual
`
`Belt tension pres-
`sure at port "M2"
`(21) on the center
`valve
`
`Approximate pres-
`sure change with
`one-quarter turn of
`adjustment screw
`(24)
`
`3500 kPa (508 psi)
`
`1000 kPa (145 psi).
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_022058
`
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`
`Introduction
`A pressure reducing valve in the center valve limits
`the pressure available to the rotor belt tension
`cylinder. Use the following procedure to test and
`adjust the setting of the pressure reducing valve.
`Perform this procedure if the rotor belt slips during
`rotor operation.
`Required Tools
`
`Illustration 373
`
`Table 44
`
`g06204647
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`Required Tools
`
`Tool
`
`Item Qty
`
`Part No
`
`Description
`
`A
`
`Al
`
`A
`
`A2
`
`A3
`
`1
`
`1
`
`1
`
`1
`
`198-4240
`
`Digital Pressure Indica-
`tor Gp
`
`198-4234
`
`Digital Indicator
`
`198-4238
`
`Pressure Sensor Gp
`0 to 35000 kPa
`(5000 psi)
`
`198-4236
`
`Adapter Cable As
`
`1. Connect Tool (A2) to Tool (A3).
`
`2. Connect Tool (A3) to Tool (A1).
`Test Preparation
`1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal surface.
`
`Illustration 374
`
`g06228671
`
`2. Move propel lever (1) into the maximum position
`opposite of the direction of travel. The farther the
`lever is moved, the faster the machine will stop.
`Release the lever.
`
`3. Verify that the parking brake is engaged by
`checking parking brake indicator (2). The parking
`brake should activate automatically when the
`machine is stopped. If the parking brake is not
`active, use propel lever (1) to stop the machine
`completely.
`
`Illustration 375
`
`g06228685
`
`4. Ensure that the conveyor system is deactivated.
`The indicator light next to the button should be off.
`If the conveyor system is operating, push
`conveyor drive on/off button (5) to deactivate.
`
`5. Ensure that the water spray system is deactivated.
`The indicator light next to the button should be off.
`If the water spray system is operating, push water
`spray button (3) to deactivate.
`
`6. Ensure that the vacuum dust control system, if
`equipped, is deactivated. The indicator light next
`to the button should be off. If the vacuum dust
`control system is operating, push vacuum dust
`control button (4) to deactivate.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_022059
`
`
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`Illustration 376
`
`906228728
`
`Illustration 378
`
`906228749
`
`7. Ensure that the rotor system is deactivated.
`Indicator light next to the button should be off. If
`the rotor system is operating, push rotor button (6)
`to deactivate.
`
`10. Ensure that the right side plate and the left side
`plate are in the float mode. The indicator light
`under each side plate lower buttons (8) and (9)
`should be on. If either side plate is locked, push
`the corresponding side plate button.
`11. Place protective material under the rotor to
`prevent damage to the rotor bits or the work
`surface.
`
`Illustration 377
`
`906228737
`
`8. Use conveyor buttons (7) to center the conveyor.
`9. Use propel lever (1) to center the front tracks.
`
`Illustration 379
`
`906228756
`
`12. Observe level indicator (10). If the indicator
`shows "0" go to Step 14. If the indicator does not
`show "0" , go to Step 13.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_022060
`
`
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`
`Illustration 380
`
`g06228767
`
`Illustration 382
`
`g06228779
`
`13. Use rear leg height switches (11) and (12) to level
`the rear of the machine. Level indicator (10) will
`show "0" when the rear of the machine is level.
`
`14. Use front leg lower button (14) and rear leg lower
`button (13) to lower the machine until the rotor tips
`touch the protective material.
`
`16. Move engine start switch (16) to the OFF
`position.
`
`Illustration 381
`
`g06228773
`
`15. Ensure that the engine is operating in low idle.
`The high idle indicator light should be off. If this
`indicator is illuminated, press throttle control
`button (15) to operate the engine in low idle.
`
`Illustration 383
`
`g06233589
`
`17. Remove the right and left rubber floor mats from
`operator platform. Remove six bolts and washers
`(17) and remove left platform center cover plate
`(18).
`
`18. Remove eight bolts and washers (19) and
`remove right platform center cover plate (20).
`
`Note: The center valve is located beneath left
`platform center cover plate (18). The rear valve is
`located beneath right platform center cover plate
`(20). Remove both plates to allow access for
`adjustments to either valve.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_022061
`
`
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`4. Read pressure on Tool (A1). Refer to
`"Specifications" section for the belt tension
`pressure.
`
`5. Press throttle control button (15) to operate the
`engine in low idle.
`
`6. Move engine start switch (16) to the OFF position.
`
`7. If the pressure recorded in Step 4 is outside the
`specified range, go to the "Adjustment Procedure".
`If the pressure is inside the specified range, go to
`Step 8.
`
`8. Remove Tool (A2) from pressure tap "TP9" in port
`"M2" (21) on the center valve. Install the cap on
`pressure tap "TP9" in port "M2" .
`
`9. Position left platform center cover plate (18).
`Secure with six bolts and washers (17).
`
`10. Position right platform center cover plate (20) and
`secure with eight bolts and washers (19). Install
`the right and left rubber floor mats.
`Adjustment Procedure
`
`Illustration 386
`Typical example
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`Note: Illustration 386 shows a track tension valve
`attached to the center valve. Wheeled machines will
`not have a track tension valve attached to the center
`valve.
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`1. Hold adjustment screw (24) in place and loosen
`lock nut (23).
`
`2. If the pressure is too low, turn adjustment screw
`(24) clockwise. If the pressure is too high, turn the
`adjustment screw counterclockwise. Refer to the
`"Specifications" section for the approximate
`pressure change per quarter turn of the
`adjustment screw.
`
`3. Hold adjustment screw (24) in place and tighten
`lock nut (23).
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`Illustration 384
`Typical example
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`Note: Illustration 384 shows a track tension valve
`attached to the center valve. Wheeled machines will
`not have a track tension valve attached to the center
`valve.
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`19. Remove cap from pressure tap "TP9" in port "M2"
`(21) on the center valve. Connect Tool (A2) to
`pressure tap "TP9" in port "M2" .
`Test Procedure
`1. Move engine start switch (16) to the START
`position. Release the switch when the engine
`starts.
`
`2. Operate the engine at low idle for a few minutes.
`Press throttle control button (15) to operate the
`engine in high idle.
`
`Note: The LED next to throttle control button (15) will
`be illuminated.
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`Illustration 385
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`3. Monitor hydraulic oil temperature (22) on the
`operator display. Operate the machine until the oil
`temperature reaches the test temperature listed in
`the "Specifications" section.
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`4. Perform the "Test Procedure".
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`Pressure Reducing Valve -
`Test and Adjust
`(Track Tension)
`SMCS Code: 4807-081; 4807-025; 5117-025; 5117-
`081; 5467-081; 5467-025
`A WARNING
`Diesel engine exhaust contains products of com-
`bustion which may cause personal injury.
`
`Always start and operate the engine in a well ven-
`tilated area, and, if in an enclosed area, vent the
`exhaust to the outside.
`
`A WARNING
`Personal injury can result from rotating and mov-
`ing parts. Stay clear of all rotating and moving
`parts.
`
`Never attempt adjustments while the machine is
`moving or the engine is running unless otherwise
`specified.
`
`The machine must be parked on a level surface
`and the engine stopped.
`
`Attach a "Do Not Operate" or similar warning tag
`to the start switch and controls before servicing,
`repairing, or making adjustments to the machine.
`
`A WARNING
`Personal injury or death can result from sudden
`machine movement.
`
`Sudden movement of the machine can cause in-
`jury to persons on or near the machine.
`
`To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
`area around the machine is clear of personnel
`and obstructions before operating the machine.
`
`A WARNING
`Personal injury can result from hydraulic oil pres-
`sure and hot oil.
`
`Hydraulic oil pressure can remain in the hydraulic
`system after the engine has been stopped. Seri-
`ous injury can be caused if this pressure is not
`released before any service is done on the hy-
`draulic system.
`
`Make sure all of the attachments have been low-
`ered, and the oil is cool before removing any
`components or lines. Remove the oil filler cap on-
`ly when the engine is stopped, and the filler cap
`is cool enough to touch with your bare hand.
`
`NOTICE
`Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are con-
`tained during performance of inspection, mainte-
`nance, testing, adjusting and repair of the machine.
`Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable contain-
`ers before opening any compartment or disassem-
`bling any component containing fluids.
`
`Refer to Special Publication, NENG2500, "Caterpillar
`Tools and Shop Products Guide", for tools and sup-
`plies suitable to collect and contain fluids in Caterpil-
`lar machines.
`
`Dispose of all fluids according to local regulations
`and mandates.
`
`Specifications
`Table 45
`
`Machine Test Parameters
`Product or Component SN
`
`Date
`
`Measurement
`Location
`
`Minimum hydraulic
`oil temperature for
`test
`
`Measurement
`
`Actual
`
`38 °C (100 °F)
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`Note: Ensure that the track tension release valve on
`the track tension valve is closed. If this valve is open,
`the track tension system will not build pressure.
`
`Note: The track tension valve is adjoined to the
`center valve.
`
`Required Tools
`
`Illustration 387
`(21) Port "M3"
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`Illustration 388
`(23) Adjustment screw
`(24) Lock nut
`
`Table 46
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`Test Specifications
`
`Date
`
`Test
`
`Product or Component SN
`
`Measurements
`
`Actual
`
`Track tension pres-
`sure at port "M3"
`(21) on the track ten-
`sion valve
`
`Approximate pres-
`sure change with
`one-quarter turn of
`adjustment screw
`(23)
`
`3000 ± 200 kPa
`(435 ± 29 psi)
`
`1000 kPa (145 psi).
`
`Introduction
`A pressure reducing valve in the track tension valve
`limits the pressure available to the track tension
`cylinders. Use the following procedure to test and
`adjust the setting of the pressure reducing valve.
`Perform this procedure if the tracks are not tight.
`
`Illustration 389
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`Table 47
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`Required Tools
`
`Tool
`
`Item Qty
`
`Part No
`
`Description
`
`A
`
`Al
`
`A
`
`A2
`
`A3
`
`1
`
`1
`
`1
`
`1
`
`198-4240
`
`Digital Pressure Indica-
`tor Gp
`
`198-4234
`
`Digital Indicator
`
`198-4238
`
`Pressure Sensor Gp
`0 to 35000 kPa
`(5000 psi)
`
`198-4236
`
`Adapter Cable As
`
`1. Connect Tool (A2) to Tool (A3).
`
`2. Connect Tool (A3) to Tool (A1).
`Test Preparation
`1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal surface.
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`Illustration 390
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`Illustration 392
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`2. Move propel lever (1) into the maximum position
`opposite of the direction of travel. The farther the
`lever is moved, the faster the machine will stop.
`Release the lever.
`
`3. Verify that the parking brake is engaged by
`checking parking brake indicator (2). The parking
`brake should activate automatically when the
`machine is stopped. If the parking brake is not
`active, use propel lever (1) to stop the machine
`completely.
`
`7. Ensure that the rotor system is deactivated.
`Indicator light next to the button should be off. If
`the rotor system is operating, push rotor button (6)
`to deactivate.
`
`Illustration 393
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`8. Use conveyor buttons (7) to center the conveyor.
`
`9. Use propel lever (1) to center the front tracks.
`
`Illustration 391
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`4. Ensure that the conveyor system is deactivated.
`The indicator light next to the button should be off.
`If the conveyor system is operating, push
`conveyor drive on/off button (5) to deactivate.
`
`5. Ensure that the water spray system is deactivated.
`The indicator light next to the button should be off.
`If the water spray system is operating, push water
`spray button (3) to deactivate.
`
`6. Ensure that the vacuum dust control system, if
`equipped, is deactivated. The indicator light next
`to the button should be off. If the vacuum dust
`control system is operating, push vacuum dust
`control button (4) to deactivate.
`
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`A .0
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`0 C)
`
`0
`
`0
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`Illustration 394
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`Illustration 396
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`10. Ensure that the right side plate and the left side
`plate are in the float mode. The indicator light
`under each side plate lower buttons (8) and (9)
`should be on. If either side plate is locked, push
`the corresponding side plate button.
`11. Place protective material under the rotor to
`prevent damage to the rotor bits or the work
`surface.
`
`13. Use rear leg height switches (11) and (12) to level
`the rear of the machine. Level indicator (10) will
`show "0" when the rear of the machine is level.
`14. Use front leg lower button (14) and rear leg lower
`button (13) to lower the machine until the rotor tips
`touch the protective material.
`
`Illustration 395
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`12. Observe level indicator (10). If the indicator
`shows "0" go to Step 14. If the indicator does not
`show "0" , go to Step 13.
`
`Illustration 397
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`15. Ensure that the engine is operating in low idle.
`The high idle indicator light should be off. If this
`indicator is illuminated, press throttle control
`button (15) to operate the engine in low idle.
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`Illustration 398
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`Illustration 400
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`16. Move engine start switch (16) to the OFF
`position.
`
`Illustration 399
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`17. Remove the right and left rubber floor mats from
`operator platform. Remove six bolts and washers
`(17) and remove left platform center cover plate
`(18).
`
`18. Remove eight bolts and washers (19) and
`remove right platform center cover plate (20).
`
`Note: The center valve is located beneath left
`platform center cover plate (18). The rear valve is
`located beneath right platform center cover plate
`(20). Remove both plates to allow access for
`adjustments to either valve.
`
`19. Remove cap from port "M3" (21) on the track
`tension valve. Connect Tool (A2) to the pressure
`tap in port "M3" .
`Test Procedure
`1. Move engine start switch (16) to the START
`position. Release the switch when the engine
`starts.
`
`2. Operate the engine at low idle for a few minute