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Figure 3-11 Batcher
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TM-5-3895-374-24-1 Paving Machine Bituminous Material: Crawler Mounted Diesel Engine Driven Manual
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TM 5-3895-374-24-1 9. Disconnect  the  electrical  cable  clamps  holding  the  limit  switch  cable  to  the  batcher  housing.    This  will  allow  the removal of the batcher without damaging the cable. 10.  The batcher platform must be supported prior to removing it Using a hoist or crane support the platform taking the load off the two pivot pins Remove the two pins freeing the platform.  Set the platform off to the side 11   To remove the  batcher body a “D” lug must be welded to the inside of the body so that a chain can be dropped through the conveyor and hooked onto the lug.  This allows the batcher to be supported while the fasteners holding the batcher body to the conveyor are removed Install the lug, hook up the chain and put the weight of the batcher on the chain. 12.  Remove the fasteners holding the batcher to the conveyor 13.  Lower the hoist or crane until the batcher body is resting on the ground. 14.  Unhook the chain from the “D” lug and remove the batcher B.    Inspection 1 Clean all components so that they can be inspected 2. Inspect the batcher, gate and all pins for wear Repair worn parts or replace as required. 3. Inspect the lug that the air cylinder clevis pins to on the batcher The hole may be elongated or damaged.  Repair or replace the lug If necessary 4. Check  the  hopper  gate  pivot  pin  brackets  on  each  side  of  the  batcher  If  the  holes  are  damaged,  repair  as necessary 5. Clean the external parts of the air cylinder.  Disassemble the cylinder according to the instructions In Section 3-4-8. 6. Inspect the limit switch levers for wear Replace as necessary 7. Check the grease lines to determine if they are blocked or damaged.  Clean or replace as necessary. C.    Assembly 1. Place the batcher under the conveyor Position It so that a chain can be lowered through the conveyor and hooked onto the “D” lug page 3-597







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