Part Number TW1001

Revision A

INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE

MAST LEG WEIGHT INDICATOR

MODEL AWT101A

Manufacturers of Precision Instruments

Printed in U.S.A. June 17, 1996

 Manual TWlOOl contains 22 pages, divided as follows:

Cover ............................... June1996

ithroughiv ........................... June1996
General Information .................... June 1996
Description ........................... June 1996
Installation. ........................... June 1996
Calibration and Operation. ............... June 1996
Maintenance..........................Junelgg 6
Troubleshooting.......................June199 6

All product, brand, or trade names used in this publication are the trademarks or registered trademarks
of their respective owners.

Information in this manual is subject to change without notice.

 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
Proper service and repair is important to the safe, reliable operation of all M/D TOTCO equipment.
The service procedures recommended by M/D TOTCO and described in the technical manuals
are recommended methods of performing service operations. When these service operations
require the use of tools specially designed for the purpose, those special tools should be used as
recommended. Warnings against the use of specific service methods that can damage equipment
or render it unsafe are stated in the manuals. These warnings are not exclusive, as M/D TOTCO
could not possibly know, evaluate and advise service people of all conceivable ways in which ser-
vice might be done or of all possible associated hazardous consequences. Accordingly, anyone
who uses service procedures or tools which are not recommended by M/D TOTCO must first sat-
isfy themselves thoroughly that neither personnel safety nor equipment safety will be jeopardized
by the method selected.

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 THE FOLLOWING WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER
EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING, BUT NOT BY WAY OF LIMITATION, ANY
WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

Martin-Decker TOTCO (“Company”) warrants to Buyer (“Purchaser”) of new products manufactured or

supplied by the Company that such products are, at the time of delivery to the Purchaser, free of material and
workmanship defects, subject to the following exceptions:

A. Any product which has been repaired or altered in such a way, in the Company’s judgement, as to affect
the product adversely, including any repairs, rebuilding, welding or heat treating outside of Company
authorized facility.

8. Any product which has, in the Company’s judgement, been subject to negligence, accident, or improper
storage.

C. Any product which has not been installed, operated and maintained in accordance with normal practice
and within the recommendations of the Company.

D. For all items of special order by Buyer which are not manufactured by Company, Buyer should submit
warranty claims directly to the manufacturer thereof.

The Company’s obligation under this warranty is limited to repairing, or at its option, replacing any products
which in its judgement proved not to be as warranted within the applicable warranty period. All costs of
transportation of products claimed not to be as warranted to authorized Company service facility shall be
borne by Buyer. Costs of return transportation to Buyer of products accepted for repair or replacement by
Company under the warranty provisions of the Sales Agreement shall be borne by the Company. Company
may, at its sole option elect to refund the purchase price of the products, and Company shall have no further
obligation under the Sales Agreement.

The cost of labor for installing a repaired or replacement part shall be borne by Buyer. Replacement parts
provided under the terms of this warranty are warranted for the remainder of the warranty period of the
product upon which installed to the same extent as if such parts were original components thereof.

The warranty periods for various products are:

A. Hydraulic, Mechanical, Electronic Equipment: one (1) year from date of installation or fifteen (15) months
from date of shipment from Company, whichever occurs first.

B. All Elastomer Diaphragms: six (6) months from date of shipment from Company.

No deviations from the Company’s standard warranty terms or period as stated herein will be honored unless
agreed to in writing by an authorized Company representative prior to acceptance of the order.

EXCLUSIVITY OF REMEDY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. THE REMEDIES PROVIDED FOR IN THIS
WARRANTY SHALL CONSTITUTE THE SOLE RECOURSE OF BUYER AGAINST COMPANY FOR
BREACH OF ANY OF COMPANY’S OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE SALES AGREEMENT WITH BUYER,
WHETHER THE CLAIM IS MADE IN TORT OR IN CONTRACT, INCLUDING CLAIMS BASED ON
WARRANTY, NEGLIGENCE, OR OTHERWISE.

IN NO EVENT SHALL COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF ACTION, WHETHER IN CONTRACT,
STRICT LIABILITY OR IN TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), NOR FOR LOST PROFITS.

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CONTENTS

SECTION PARAGRAPH PAGE

1 GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................ 1

1.1 Introduction .................................................... 1
1.2 Precautionary Information ........................................ 1
1.3 Unpacking and Inspection ......................................... 1
1.4 Personnal Qualifications ......................................... 1

2 DESCRIPTION ....................................................... 1
2.1 Purpose ........................................................ 1
2.2 System Description .............................................. 1
2.3 Operational Description .......................................... 1
2.5 Power Requirements ............................................. 1
2.6 System Capacities ............................................... 1
2.7 Specifications .................................................. 4

3 INSTALLATION ...................................................... 7
3.1 Mounting Enclosure .............................................. 7
3.2 Load CeII Pads.................................................. 7
3.3 Prepare Surface ................................................. 7
3.4 Equalizing the Mast ............................................. 8

4 CALIBRATION AND OPERATION ...................................... 8

4.1 Field Calibration ................................................ 8
4.2 Temperature Effect ............................................. 8
4.3 Uneven Distribution ............................................. 8
4.4 Operation ...................................................... 8
4.5 System Failures ................................................. 9

5 MAINTENANCE ..................................................... 9
5.1 General ........................................................ 9
5.2 Inspection ...................................................... 9
5.3 Recharging the System ....... ..a ................................ 9

6 TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................. 11
6.1 Malfunction Isolation Chart ....................................... 11

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LISi'Ol'ILLUSTRATIONS

FIGURE TITLE PAGE

2-1 Mast Leg Weight Indicator System-AWTlOlA .............................. 2
2-2 Dimensional Drawings of AWTlOlA Enclosure (A) and Load CeII Pads (B) ...... 5
2-3 Load Cell Load Diagram, Calibration Ratio ................................ 6
3-l Typic al. Load Cell Pad Installation ........................................ 7
5-l Loading System with Hand Pump ......................................... 9
5-2 Load Cell Loading Conditions ............................................ 10

LBI'OFTABLKS

TABLE TITLE PAGE

2-l System Capacities ...................................................... 3
6-l Malfunction Isolation Chart .............................................. 11
6-2 Replaceable Parts List .................................................. 13

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SECITON 1.0
GENERALINFORMATION
1.1 INTRODUCTION. This manual des-
cribes the installation, operation, and
maintenance of the AWTlOlA Two Pad Mast
Leg Weight Indicator System manufactured
by Martin-Decker.
1.2 PRECAUTIONARY INFORMATION.
Two types of precautionary notices which are
found in this manual are WARNING and
CAUTION. The application of each is as
follows:
WARNING -Used when possible damage to
equipment or injury exists
CAUTION - Used when possible interruption
of service exists
The location of the precautionary notices
used in this manual are shown on Page i.
Ensure that all personnel who will be
performing the procedures in this manual
have read the IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
located on Page i.
1.3 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION.
When the System is received on site,
carefully unpack it from the shipping crates,
then promptly check all items received
against the packing slip. Report any missing
or damaged items to Martin-Decker and the
shipping agency. Errsure any items shipped
loose can be accounted for.
1.4 PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS. The
AWTlOlA Mast Leg Weight Indicator
installation, operation, maintenance and
repair should be accomplished only by
personnel who are qualified to work with the
system.
SECnON 2.0
DE)CRIPTiON
2.1 PURPOSE. The principal function of
the AWTlOlA Mast Leg Weight Indicator is
to provide the operator with a true hook load
indication on Well Service and/or Workover
mobile rigs.
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2.2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION. The Mast Leg
Weight Indicator System is a hydraulically
operated instrument, designed for service
with mobile rigs. The system (Pig. 2-l)
consists of:
a. Two 50.0 square inch pad type O-ring
compression load cells, each with a 15
foot, l/4 inch I.D. hydraulic hose and
half-disconnect coupling.
b. An 8-l/2 inch SUM-MASTER @ hook load
gauge, two 2-l/2 inch relative leg load
gauges, two pressure snubbers and two
half-disconnect couplings mounted in a
steel enclosure with removeable front and
back covers.
2.3 OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION. After
all system components are installed and
checked, each load cell pad senses half the
total weight of the mast and hook load. The
hook load gauge gives the operator a true
reading of the weight on hook when running
single line, doublefast line (regardless of the
number of lines strung), sand line or
swabbing.
2.4 The piston in each load cell transforms
the line pull into a hydraulic pressure
signal. The hydraulic fluid in the system
transmits the signal through the hose to the
dual, COaXid mounted SUM-MASTER @
bourdon tubes in the gauge and drives the
hook load gauge pointer to indicate the
correct weight on the hook.
2.5 POWER REQUIREMENTS. The Mast
Leg Weight Indicator System is hydraulic and
requires no outside power. It can be moved
intact without necessity of recalibration at
each new location.
2.6 SYSTEM CAPACITIES. The hook load
gauge is available in capacities from 60,000
lb. to 360,000 lb. and in metric equivalents.
Refer to Table 2-l.
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RELATIVE LEG LOAD HALF-DISCONNECT RECHARGE PRESSURE RECHARGE

INDICATION GAUGES COUPLING CHECK VPILVE SNUBBER CHECK U‘ALVE

0 0

0 0 0

0 0

//, 0

I! I1
HOOK iOA0
SUH-MASTER@ STEEL ENCLOSURE
GAUGE WITH SLIDING DOORS
LOAD CELL, HOSE
AND HALF-DISCONNECT
COUPLING

Fig. 2-1. Mast Leg Weight Indicator System - AWTlOlA

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TABLE 2-l. SYSTEM CAPACITIES

SYSIXM INDICATOR CAPACITY COMBINED LOAD CALIB.

NUMBER NUMBER &uNfi90 @ CELLS, LB@ PSI Q 360°

AWTlOlA-101 GTSlOlA-101 120,000 lb

AWTlOlA-201 GTSlOlA-201 54,000 kg 133,333.3 1,333.3
AWTlOlA-301 GTSlOlA-301 52,000 daN

AWTlOlA-102 GTSlOlA-102 180,000 lb

AWTlOlA-202 GTSlOlA-202 80,000 kg 200,000.0 2,000.0
AWTlOlA-302 GTSlOlA-302 80,000 daN

AWTlOlA-103 GTSlOlA-103 240,000 lb

AWTlOlA-203 GTSlOlA-203 108,000 kg 266,666.7 2,666.7
AWTlOlA-303 GTSlOlA-303 104,000 daN

AWTlOlA-104 GTSlOlA-104 300,000 lb

AWTlOlA-204 GTSlOlA-204 135,000 kg 333,333.3 3,333.3
A WTlOlA-304 GTSlOlA-304 130,000 daN

AWTlOlA-105 GTSlOlA-105 360,000 lb

AWTlOlA-265 GTSlOl A-205 160,000 kg 400,000.0 4,000.0
AWTlOlA-305 GTSlOlA-305 160,000 daN

AWTlOlA-106 GTSlOlA-106 60,000 lb

AWTlOlA-206 GTSlOlA-206 27,000 kg 66,666.6 666.6
AWTlOlA-306 GTSlOlA-306 26,000 daN

@) Values shown for kg and daN systems are short scaled and do not represent capacity at
360’. Dials can be interchanged from lb to kg to daN without a change in calibration
pressure psi.
@ Standard calibration for the Martin-Decker ATWlOlA systems has been established at the
ratio shown in this tabulation. See Figure 2-3 for additional information. Other calibration
ratios available on request; system number may vary.

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2.7 SPECIFICATIONS
System: Figure 2-l
Operating Temperature: -40’ to 65’C (-40’ to 1500F)
Maximum Indicating Capacity: 360,000 lb.; (160,000 kg.; 160,000 daN.)
Weight: 150 lb. (68 kg)
Accuracy: 1% of full scale
Load Cell: Figure 2-2
Compression Pad Type, piston and cylinder body
Maximum Working load: 200,000 lb.; (90,700 kg.; 89,000 daN.)
50 sq. in effective area
Weight: Approximately 55 pounds w/hose (25 kg.)
Hook Load Gauge:
Size: 8-l/2 inch dial
Accuracy: 0.5% of full scale
Bourdon Tube: Dual tube coaxial mounted SUM-MASTER* type
Dial: Zero Adjustable
Pointer Travel: 360 degrees
Target Pointer: Adjustable
Relative Leg Load Gauge: See Table 6-2
0 - 3,000 PSI
0 - 5,000 PSI
Hydraulic Hose:
Description: Flexible, l/4 in. I.D. double wire, rubber covered
Bending Radius: 4 inches (min.)
Finish O.D.: 11/16 inch
Steel Enclosure:
2 inch NPT half-collar at bottom
Sliding protective covers, front and back
Weight: 40 pounds (18 kg), including all components mounted in enclosure
Size: See Figure 2-2

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A.
-r
6.19
-(157 an)-

-
I
‘I

/
--II-
00

\
9
d InI

/-
2" NPT-
r 13.00
(330 mm)

B.
. 17.00 .
(432 mm)

(254mm)

2.63
(67 mm) 2.50 SPNERICAL RAD.

Fig. 2-2. Dimensional Drawings of AWTlOlA Enclosure (A) and Load Cell Pads (B)

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LOAD

Fig. 2-3. Load Cell Load Diagram, Calibration Ratio

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SECRON 3.0
INSI'ALLATION
NOTE: Refer to Section 4.0 for
Field Calibration of the
AWTlOlA Mast Leg Weight
Indicator System. The system is
factory precharged and ready
for installation.
3.1 ENCLOSURE INSTALLATION. Weld or
screw a 2 inch NPT sub into a suitable base
to support the steel enclosure assembly.
Make the pipe of sufficient length to place
the gauges in the enclosure at about eye
level to the operator. A 2 inch NPT coupling
is provided on the bottom of the enclosure to
facilitate mounting it on the pipe. Position
the assembly within reach of the operator to
enable him to make adjustments to the hook
load gauge.
3.2 LOAD CELL PADS. The load cell pads
(Figure 3-l) are designed to support the
weight of the mast when it is lowered into
the hemispherical seats on top of the pads.
Fig. 3-l. Typical Load Cell Pad Installation
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3.3 PREPARE SURFACE. If no hard
surface (such as a reinforced concrete slab)
exists at the well site, prepare a firm,
unyielding base of steel I - beams, heavy
timbers or other equally reliable material, on
which to place the load cell pads.
CAUTION
All weight should be removed
from load cell pads while
connecting or disconnecting the
hoses. When lifting the load cell
pads use the handles. Avoid
lifting or moving them by the
hoses as damage to connectors
will result.
a. Place load cell pads on the prepared hard
surface beneath the mast legs. Ensure
the surface is clear of obstructions such
as rocks or other debris so the load cells
will set level.
SURFACE
LOAD CELL
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b. Route the hoses through protected areas,
allowing sufficient slack to avoid strain
on connectors. Pass the hoses through
the slots in the bottom of the enclosure
to the appropriate quick disconnects
inside.
c. Lower the mast legs into the
hemispherical seats on top of the load
cells as shown in Figure 3-l.
CAUTION
Do not place a small plate on
each load cell pad for jack
screws with flat surfaces. Place
a spreader beam over the two
load cells where extra
stabilization is required, or if
the rig jack screws have flat
surf aces.
3.4 EQUALIZING THE MAST. Adjust the
mast leg jack screws to equalize the mast
weight on the load cell pads. The relative
leg load gauges in the enclosure indicate
when the mast weight is equalized.
3.5 After the mast is equalized, install the
guy wires and adjust to operating tension.
NOTE: This procedure will add
additional weight to the mast,
which will be indicated on the
relative leg load gauges and
hook load gauge.
SEC’IION 4.0
CALIBR.ATIONANDOPERATION
4.1 FIELD CALIBRATION. The system is
shipped completely charged and calibrated.
The operator should zero the hook load gauge
before and after the mast is equalized and
set the target pointer as desired.
4.2 TEMPERATURE EFFECT. Extreme
changes in temperature can cause inaccurate-
readings on the hook load gauge. It is impor-
tant to check the gauge before a heavy pull
to ensure it is still zeroed. If not, zero out
the variance caused by temperature change.
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4.3 UNEVEN DISTRIBUTION. A shift in
the equalization of the mast can cause errors
on the hook load gauge. This uneven weight
distribution can be determined by observing
the relative leg load gauges. The imbalance
can be corrected by adjusting the mast jack
screws until the relative leg load gauges read
the same. If the equalization does not
remain constant, the surface beneath a load
cell pad may not be solid enough to bear the
mast weight and should be reinforced.
4.4 OPERATION. Verify load cell pads are
on the base; the hydraulic hoses are
connected to the control box, and the mast
leg jack screws are firmly seated in the
self-centering guides on the load cell pads.
WARNING
Check load cell gap before any
heavy pulls. If gap is less than
the recom mended minimum,
recharge the system or contact
the nearest Martin-Decker
service facility or authorized
representative.
A low load cell gap or low fluid
charge could result in erroneous
Weight Indicator readings,
causing a failure in the drill
string, hoisting system or mast.
This failure could result in
property damage or serious or
fatal injury.
a. Check the relative leg load gauges and
verify the equal distribution of the mast
weight. If weight distribution is uneven,
adjust the appropriate jack screw to
equalize the weight.
b. Using the knurled knob on the back of the
hook load gauge, zero the dial to cancel
out the weight of the mast and rigging.
The gauge is now set to indicate hook
load only.
c. Set the target pointer to the desired
maximum weight. The system is ready to
begin operation.
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4.5 SYSTEM FAILURES. If a malfunction
occurs during operation of the system, refer
to Troubleshooting Guide in Section 6.0 of
this manual.
SEC'IION 5.0
MAINTENANCE
5.1 GENERAL. Field maintenance is
limited to removal and replacement of the
major assemblies of the system. Included in
this section are procedures for inspection,
preventative maintenance and service for the
Mast Leg Weight Indicator System.
5.2 INSPECTION. Frequent inspection of
the equipment should be conducted to ensure
that proper preventative maintenance is
performed. In addition to keeping the system
clean and free of mud, dirt and grease, check
for fluid leaks at all connections, scratched
or cracked gauge glasses and frayed hoses.
Any faulty components discovered during
these inspections should be replaced as soon
as possible to minimize down time.
RECHARGE
CHECK VALVE
HAND PUMP
sulV\EL NUT
Fig. 5-l. Loading System with Hand Pump
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S.3 RECHARGING THE SYSTEM. If it
becomes necessary to recharge the system
due to damaged connectors or replaced
components, the following procedures should
be followed:
CAUTION
All weight must be removed
from the load cell pads before
removing or disconnecting any
system components.
a. Connect YA2 hand pump (Fig. 5-l) to
check valve on one side of the control box
after removing the dust cap from the
check valve. Do not tighten the swivel
nut on the hand pump.
b. Fill the hand pump reservoir with W15
hydraulic fluid.
c. Operate the hand pump plunger slowly to
bleed air from the pump at the loose
swivel nut connection.
NOTE: Keep hand pump
reservoir at least half full of
fluid at all times to avoid
introducing air into the system.
WARNING
If there is ‘air in the Weight
Indicator System, recharge and
bleed the system or contact the
nearest Martin-Decker service
facility or authorized represen-
tative.
Air in the system could result in
erroneous Weight Indicator
readings causing a failure in the
drill string, hoisting system or
mast. This failure could result
in property damage or serious or
fat al injury.
d. After air bubbles cease to appear, tighten
the hand pump swivel nut connection to
the check valve.
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e. Place the load cell pad in a place slightly
higher than the indicator enclosure. Turn
the load cell on its side with the bleed
plug W*
f. Loosen the tube fittings at the relative
leg load gauge and at the fitting of the
hook load gauge.
j. To ensure the gap in the load cell is
correct, pump fluid into the system until
the bottom of the slots in the piston ears
(Fig. 5-2) butt against the set screws on
the load cell.
k. Disconnect the hand pump from the check
valve, replace the check valve dust cap
and tighten.

g* Loosen the bleed plug on the load cell 1. Perform Steps a through k on the other
pad. side of the enclosure.
m. Return load cell pads to their respective
h. Pump fluid into the system and bleed air positions beneath the mast leg jack
off until bubbles no longer appear. screws and lower the mast legs.
. Tighten all loosened fittings (steps f and
1. n. Reequalize the mast weight if
g) and ensure that load cell bleed plug is necessary. System is ready to resume
tight. service.

NEEDS RELOADING IF LESS THAN 1/16 INCH

(0.062 INCHES; 1.5 mm) GAP BETWEEN
f UPPER END OF SLOT AND SET SCREW

SET SCREW AGAINST BOTTOM

OF SLOT INDICATES CELL IS
FULLY LOADED

Fig. 5-2. Load Cell Loading Conditions

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SECTION 8.0 malfunctions which may occur during opera-

TROUBLESHOO’IING
6.1 The information contained in this
section will aid in isolating and correcting
tion of the Mast Leg Weight Indicator
System. Consult Malfunction Isolation Chart
Table 6-l for help in isolating problems and
suggested corrective actions to remedy
them.

TABLE 6-l. MALFUNCTION ISOLATION CHART

SYMPTOMS PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
Hook Load Indication Dial not properly zeroed Re-zero the dial (with load off the
too low hook)
Trapped air in the system Purge and recharge system
Insufficient hydraulic fluid Connect hand pump to check valve
in system (See Sec. 5.0) and add fluid
Hydraulic fluid leak Check hoses and all fittings for
leaks; tighten or replace as
necessary
Obstruction in hose Disconnect hose from quick
disconnect in control box. Connect
hand pump to load cell and purge
hose; or replace hose
Quick disconnect fittings Replace fittings
worn or damaged
Damaged internal gauge Replace Gauge. Return damaged
mechanism one to a Martin-Decker repair
facility
Hook Load Indication Dial not properly zeroed Re-zero the dial (with load off the
too high hook)
Guy wire tension higher Correct guy wire tension, reset
than recom mended by gauge reading; or re-zero the dial
manufacturer with no load on the hook
Damaged internal gauge Replace gauge. Return damaged
mechanism one to a Martin-Decker repair
facility

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TABLE 6-l. MALFUNCTION ISOLATION CHART - cont.
I SYMPTOMS PROBABLECAUSE
Gauge Pointer does not Excessive fluid preload in
return to zero when load system (pointer standing
is removed off zero more than two
increments)
Damaged internal gauge
mechanism
Bent pointer
Gauge pointer stops at Fluid low in system
same place each time
regardless of hook load
Damaged internal gauge
mechanism
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Bleed off excessive fluid until
pointer returns to zero (without
hook load). Do not change dial
setting
Replace gauge. Return damaged
one to a Martin-Decker repair
facility
Remove gauge glass and straighten
pointer
Add additional fluid per Section 5.0
Replace gauge. Return damaged
one to a Martin-Decker repair
facility
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TABLE 6-2. REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST

PARTNO. DIBCRIPTION WY.

M10191A DIAL ADJUST ASSEMBLY, 8-l/2 inch Gauge 1
B10316A GASKET, Dial Stabilizer, 8-l/2 inch Gauge 1
T10052A SNUBBER, Pressure
J197A TUBING, Copper, 3/16 O.D. 6
w15 FLUID, Hydraulic 0
X10092A-000003 COMPOUND, Sealing 0
100796-113A0 O-RING, .75 x .56 x .09, (Dial adjust assembly) 1
100796-271A0 G-RING, 9.50 x 9.25 x 1.2, (Load Cell Body) 1
100796-443A0 O-RING, 8.00 x 7.50 x .25, (Load Ceil Piston) 1
100796-112AO G-RING, .68 x .50 x .09 (Elbow Fitting) 2
B839-4 GLASS AND TARGET POINTER, 8-l/2 inch Gauge 1
B916-2 GASKET, Glass, 8-l/2 inch Gauge 1
B10269A-3000 @ GAUGE, 2-l/2 inch, 3000 psi 2
B10269A-5000 @) GAUGE, 2-l/2 inch, 5000 psi 2
JlOgOOA-02 @ HALF DISCONNECT, Female 2
JlOgOOA-20 HALF DISCONNECT, Male 2
E10046A-15 LOAD CELL W/HOSE and Half Disconnect 2
J234-15 CD HOSE ASSEMBLY, l/4 inch I.D., 15 ft. long 2

0 As required

@ 2 each required for 60,000 lb (27,000 kg.; 26,000 daN.) capacity systems to 240,000 lb.
(108,000 kg.; 104,000 daN.1 capacity systems.

@ 2 each required for 300,000 lb. (135,000 kg.; 130,000 daN.) and 360,000 lb. (160,000 kg.;
160,000 daN.) capacity systems.

@ Included with P/N E10046A-15.

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