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Pth50 Series: Service + Parts Manual
Pth50 Series: Service + Parts Manual
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SERVICE
Introduction
Lubrication
The truck is designed to require minimum lubrication.
Self-lubricating bushings and sealed bearings are used
throughout the truck with two exceptions:
– A single grease nipple is provided so the bear-
ing in the traverse can occasionally be lubri-
cated (use part number 063002-034).
– The handle lever ball detent needs occasional
lubrication (use part number 363108-001).
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Lubrication and Inspection
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I-1 Handle, Actuating Lever Inspect handle; lubricate handle detent ball area.
I-2 Entry Roller, Load Roll- Check for cuts.
ers
I-3 Risers Keep risers lubricated. Check for signs of damage or wear.
I-4 Forks Inspect forks for cracks on exterior surface.
I-5 Grease Nipple Ensure bearing is properly lubricated; use part number 063002-034.
I-6 Steered Wheels Inspect wheels for cuts.
I-7 Hydraulic Unit Make sure pump is clean. Inspect for any signs of damage or wear.
I-8 Spring Check spring for wear, damage, and cleanliness.
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Hydraulic Unit
Neutral
Neutral function is selected by engaging actuating le-
ver in neutral position (3, Fig. 15305EU). In this posi- 15305EU
tion tension is applied to the pull rod and chain. The
chain pulls the connector and rotates the cam shaft 1 Handle
moving the control piston downwards. 2 Actuating lever in lower position
The downward movement of the control piston unseats 3 Actuating lever in neutral position
the upper check ball (24) in the cartridge valve in the 4 Actuating lever in raise position
control piston chamber.
Raising the handle draws fluid from reservoir through Fluid Level
control piston chamber around the upper check
ball (24) in the cartridge valve through the control pis- With the forks lowered, check hydraulic fluid by un-
ton chamber and into the pump cylinder. screwing the filler plug. Insert a clean probe.
When the handle is pushed downwards, since the up- • Maximum fluid level should be 38 mm (1.5 in) from
per check ball in the cartridge valve (24) is held un- top of pump cover.
seated, fluid returns to reservoir, by the same route.
• Minimum level 57 mm (2.25 in) from top of pump
cover.
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Hydraulic Unit
Capacity of the hydraulic unit is: cles attracted to the magnet can be cleaned off. The
hydraulic unit must be partially removed to remove the
• 46 mL (15.4 US fl oz) minimum ram.
• 58 mL (19.7 US fl oz) maximum
Hydraulic Unit Removal
(Refer to page 12)
1. Raise forks completely and securely block rear of
truck approximately 100 mm (4.0 in).
2. Remove roll pin from frame.
3. Drive out roll pin. Remove hub caps & retaining
rings. Remove wheels from axle. Remove retain-
ing ring - not necessary for removal of ram to clean
magnet.
Hydraulic Fluid 4. Pull actuating lever to lower position, while press-
Fill/Check Plug ing lift piston ram into cylinder. The hydraulic unit
can now be lifted out.
Cartridge Valve
Torque to 50 Nm
(36.8 ft lbs)
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Type of Fluid
When operating in temperatures above freezing, use
Crown anti-wear hydraulic fluid, part number
363504-101, or equal. For units being operated in tem-
peratures below freezing, use Crown low temperature
hydraulic fluid, part number 363505-101, or equal. Do
not use brake fluid.
To obtain maximum life from the hydraulic unit, a mag-
net is located at the base of the ram to attract and hold
any metal particles that could cause damage to seals,
valve seats and other parts. Approximately every three
months, the ram should be removed so that any parti-
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Hydraulic Unit
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Hydraulic Unit
Pump Piston
Circlip (8) is removed allowing pump cylinder to be re-
moved with O-rings (21), back-up ring, spring (22),
pump piston, washer and retaining ring (14). Seals (13)
and (17) may be removed at this time.
If pump piston and cylinder cannot be easily removed
(due to seals "sticking"), use gentle downward pres-
sure on the handle to push them out. Be careful not to
compress the spring too much since this may cause
the entire assembly to be released in a hazardous
manner.
Cartridge Valve
The cartridge valve controls the lift/lower functions. In-
ternally it has an upper and lower check ball and spring
that controls the flow of hydraulic fluid. Inspect seals on
cartridge valve, if needed, replace all seals on cartridge
valve. Disassemble cap screw from chain connector
and remove chain, link and connector through hole in
handle pin. Drive out roll pin and remove handle pin.
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Hydraulic Unit
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PARTS
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PARTS
Main Frame
Main Frame
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Main Frame
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Main Frame
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Main Frame
* This handle pin is only used with this pump. It is not compatible with older style pumps.
Tire Assembly
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Hydraulic Unit
Hydraulic Unit
(see page 5)
(see page 5)
(see page 5)
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Hydraulic Unit
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Lift Linkage
Lift Linkage
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Lift Linkage
Index 1
Index 1
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Load Roller Single
15308
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Load Roller Single
Pushrod
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Load Roller Single
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Load Roller Single
Load Roller
Index 11 Remark
044506-001 Poly Standard Bearing Ball
044506-002 Nylon Standard Bearing Ball
044506-101 Poly Sealed Bearing Ball
044506-102 Nylon Sealed Bearing Ball
044506-201 Poly Stainless Bearing Ball
044506-202 Nylon Stainless Bearing Ball
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Load Roller Tandem
15303
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PARTS
Load Roller Tandem
Load Roller
Index 11 Remark
044511-001 Poly Standard Bearing Ball
044511-002 Nylon Standard Bearing Ball
044511-101 Poly Sealed Bearing Ball
044511-102 Nylon Sealed Bearing Ball
044511-201 Poly Stainless Bearing Ball
044511-202 Nylon Stainless Bearing Ball
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Load Roller Tandem
15303
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Load Roller Tandem
Pushrod
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Labels and Decals
(X)
15206EU
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Labels and Decals
Language Chart
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